North Europe to East Coast South America
North Europe to East Coast South America carries containers. Its usual routing (atlantic) passes Dover Strait and covers about 5,446 nautical miles. Moves European machinery south and brings back Brazilian reefer and coffee cargo.
Key facts
- Cargo
- containers
- Origin: North Europe main container ports
- Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremerhaven, Felixstowe, Le Havre, Zeebrugge
- Destination: East Coast South America container ports
- Santos, Rio De Janeiro, Paranaguá, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio Grande
- Recorded events
- 0
- Ongoing now
- 0
- Distances verified
- Yes
Routings
| Routing | Chokepoints, in order | Distance (nm) | Distance source |
|---|---|---|---|
| atlantic (usual) | Dover Strait | 5,446 | NGA Pub. 151 Distances Between Ports, 11th ed. (2001, PDF dated 2004), sum of 2 table legs, printed p. 45, 94 |
Disruption history
No events are recorded here yet.