Ocean routes

Ocean routes are established pathways used for maritime travel, connecting ports and facilitating international trade. These routes take advantage of prevailing winds, currents, and deep-water channels to enable ships to transport goods efficiently across the oceans. Key routes, such as the North Atlantic, Suez Canal, and Pacific routes, have significant economic importance. Shipping companies choose specific routes to minimize travel time and costs, impacting global supply chains. Understanding these routes helps in comprehending global commerce and the movement of goods, making them essential for international trade and navigation.