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Critical maritime chokepoints and ports mapped by traffic share, trade disruption risk, network position and economic value

Maritime chokepoints cannot be measured by traffic alone

Maritime chokepoints showing changes in seaborne flows after Red Sea closure and higher Hormuz fees

Maritime chokepoints and the ripple effects of shipping route closures

Satellite view of maritime chokepoints and shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz

Maritime chokepoints face growing disruption risks from geopolitical conflict

Horizontal bar chart of disruption exposure by country; top shares: Hong Kong 25%, UAE 19.2%, Iran 18.2%, India 18.2%, Liberia 14.3%, China 13.3%, Marshall Islands 13%, Greece 3.3%, others 0%

Strait of Hormuz disruptions reshape global maritime flows without halting traffic

Line chart showing tanker and other ship passages through the Strait of Hormuz dropping sharply to near zero after the March 2026 closure.

Strait of Hormuz closure threatens energy flows and global food security

Bar chart showing the world icebreaking fleet in 2024 by country, including Russia, Canada, the US and others.

Diversification of global trade corridors

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