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Sea ports of India,how many and their names ​

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Answered by TheEternity
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  • Write about the sea ports of India.
  • How many sea ports are their in India and name them?

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  1. Sea ports are man-made, and are build near the shores. They are made to ensure safety for sea travellers.
  2. It provide many facilities and necessary equipments for passengers.
  3. India is surrounded by 3 big water bodies, The Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean. 95% of India's foreign trade are done, through sea ports.
  4. The sea ports plays role in the International North-South Trade Corridor, which trade with the Eurasia and the Arctic.
  5. There are 13 major and 200 minor sea ports in India.
  6. Examples of major ports are :-

☞ Kandla (Gulf of Kutch, Gujarat),

☞ Mumbai port (Maharashtra, biggest port in India with natural harbour)

☞ Jawaharlal Lal Nehru port (Near by Mumbai port)

☞ Marmagao (Panaji, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ New Mangalore ( Karnataka, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Kochchi ( Kerala, natural harbour)

☞ Tuticorin (Tamil Nadu)

☞ Chennai port (Tamil Nadu, oldest artificial port)

☞ Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Paradwip (Odisha, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Kolkata port (West Bengal, tidal port)

☞ Haldia (West Bengal )

Answered by suryansh20032001
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Sea ports are man-made, and are build near the shores. They are made to ensure safety for sea travellers.

It provide many facilities and necessary equipments for passengers.

India is surrounded by 3 big water bodies, The Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean. 95% of India's foreign trade are done, through sea ports.

The sea ports plays role in the International North-South Trade Corridor, which trade with the Eurasia and the Arctic.

There are 13 major and 200 minor sea ports in India.

Examples of major ports are :-

☞ Kandla (Gulf of Kutch, Gujarat),

☞ Mumbai port (Maharashtra, biggest port in India with natural harbour)

☞ Jawaharlal Lal Nehru port (Near by Mumbai port)

☞ Marmagao (Panaji, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ New Mangalore ( Karnataka, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Kochchi ( Kerala, natural harbour)

☞ Tuticorin (Tamil Nadu)

☞ Chennai port (Tamil Nadu, oldest artificial port)

☞ Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Paradwip (Odisha, used for exporting iron ore)

☞ Kolkata port (West Bengal, tidal port)

☞ Haldia (West Bengal )

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