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    Shipping Lanes and Strategic Passages in Pacific Asia Maritime Trade Routes Connector an e c cO I f I c Pa Container Traffic (TEU, 2010) Less than 3 M ea aS in 6 to 12 M More than 12 M I an Strategic Importance So ut Ind Strait of MalaccaPort Kelang High Average Dr. Jean-Paul rodrigue, Dept. Of Global Studies, Hofstra University Main Trade Corridor Equidistant

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    Shipping Lanes and Strategic Passages in Pacific Asia Maritime Trade Routes Connector an e c cO I f I c Pa Container Traffic (TEU, 2010) Less than 3 M ea aS in 6 to 12 M More than 12 M I an Strategic Importance So ut Ind Strait of MalaccaPort Kelang High Average Dr. Jean-Paul rodrigue, Dept. Of Global Studies, Hofstra University Main Trade Corridor Equidistant

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    Shipping Lanes and Strategic Passages in Pacific Asia

    Russia

    Maritime Trade Routes


    Connector

    Tsugaru
    Tianjin
    Dalian

    China

    Qingdao
    Shanghai
    Ningbo

    India
    Guangzhou

    Japan

    an
    e
    c
    cO
    i
    f
    i
    c
    Pa
    Container Traffic (TEU, 2010)
    Less than 3 M

    ea

    Laem Chabang

    Xiamen
    Shenzhen Kaohsiung
    Hong Kong

    Busan

    aS

    3 to 6 M

    Ch

    in

    6 to 12 M
    More than 12 M

    i an

    Ocea
    n

    Strategic Importance

    Tanjung Pelepas

    So
    ut

    Ind

    Strait of MalaccaPort Kelang

    Singapore

    Makassar

    Indonesia

    Sunda

    High

    Torres

    Lombok

    Average
    Dr. Jean-Paul Rodrigue, Dept. of Global Studies & Geography, Hofstra University

    Main Trade Corridor

    Equidistant Conic Projection

    Australia

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