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Top 10 biggest container ships in the world in 2013

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Robin Noij commented on 04 Oct 2014

the biggest is the maersk mc kinney moller

Fabian Matassa commented on 21 Jul 2015

+Robin Noij No,el Emma Maersk no es el mas grande,es el Majestic Maersk si es.

Ivan Ranđelović commented on 16 Feb 2014

The biggest ship is queen mary 2

Fabian Matassa commented on 21 Jul 2015

+Ivan Ranđelović No es el Oasis Of The Seas

Filip Ladan commented on 06 Sep 2014

+Ivan Ranđelović THIS IS THE TOP 10 CONTAINER SHIPS NOT OCEAN LINERS OR THE BIGGEST IN THOE WORLD IT IS THE TOP 10 CONTAINER SHIPS YOU TWAT

Ivan Ranđelović commented on 09 Aug 2014

Queen Mary 2

guguigugu commented on 08 Aug 2014

wat

Ivan Ranđelović commented on 08 Aug 2014

Its not the biggest ship

guguigugu commented on 27 Jul 2014

that's not a container ship...

Jack Sims commented on 31 Dec 2013

BCOL641 keep in mind that Jahre Viking is an oil tanker, not a container ship.

bloyck 83 commented on 08 Feb 2015

Well shit who know the difference

kkkgize commented on 29 Nov 2013

Γειά. Να σε ρωτήσω θέλω. Αυτή η εκτέλεση, από ποιό δίσκο είναι ;

kkkgize commented on 04 Apr 2014

Το γνωρίζω αυτό. Γιια την ρκτέλεση λέω. Ευχαριστώ πάντως. Νασαι καλά.

Axilleas Karantzas commented on 01 Apr 2014

Φιλε ειναι το τραγουδι απο την ταινια ζορμπα.

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Top Ten Biggest Aircraft in the World

Number 2: Airbus A340 - up to 375 passengers in the standard variants and 440 in the stretched −600 series Number 8: Boeing 747 Large Cargo Freighter - It is ...

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Kevin Thomas commented on 19 Dec 2015

Where is the C5 Galaxy!!!!!

TheNormalMan commented on 22 Feb 2016

YEAH WHERES THE C-5 Galaxy

Mark Rodrigues commented on 31 May 2015

Yup he forgot the Airbus Beluga. I think it should be second.....

Ajan Hyseni commented on 15 Feb 2016

+João Pedro Tavares da Fonseca Lima hh

João Pedro Tavares da Fonseca Lima commented on 19 Aug 2015

+drivernjax this list isnt very true. he said the 747-400 is bigger than the 747-8 like the other guy said, and i think that the 10 plane isnt very big campared to the planes that we have today

Mark Rodrigues commented on 05 Jul 2015

+drivernjaxyup also the Airbus Beluga

drivernjax commented on 05 Jul 2015

+Mark Rodrigues I had always heard that the C-5 Galaxy was bigger than the 747. But, I notice it wasn't in this list.

Zulqar aheer commented on 19 Jun 2015

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‫احمد العراقي‬‎ commented on 15 May 2015

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Xristos pilamda commented on 03 Jul 2015

+احمد العراقي hahahaha good one!!

juanp lopez commented on 26 Apr 2015

lol, in the 747-8 he put a photo af an a380

ELMER Murphy commented on 28 Aug 2015

This guy never heard of planes!

silly Bailey commented on 08 Jul 2015

Yeah and he said the 747-400 was bigger than the 747-8

Miguel Paulo Salvana commented on 10 Apr 2015

Why tf is an A340 #2 while an A380 and 747s #3 above?

The roblox gamer Venomjuker commented on 19 Dec 2015

because this guy is an idiot

Swaraj Vichare commented on 20 Mar 2015

Where is No. 2?

João Pedro Tavares da Fonseca Lima commented on 19 Aug 2015

+Swaraj Vichare its the a340 that appears in the beging

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Top 10 Biggest Ports in the World

Top 10 biggest shipping ports in the world. Checkout practical maritime eBooks at //www.marineinsight.com/guides.

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xxwzaebd commented on 17 Feb 2016

As of 2014: 1. Shanghai 3,236 2. Singapore 3,096 3. Shenzhen 2,187 4. Hong Kong 2,042 5. Ningbo 1,797 6. Busan 1,709 7.Chingdao 1,523 8.Guangzhou 1,464 9. Tientsin 1,297 10. Kaohsiung 965 (Units: 10,000 TEU)(Source: Korea Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, //weekly.chosun.com/client/news/viw.asp?ctcd=C05&nNewsNumb=002339100015 . So there is no real port in Europe as Europe is landlocked. Korea also has many smaller but yet large ports so China and Korea rule the sea ports.

xxwzaebd commented on 23 Feb 2016

+NY builder Its in fact landlocked.Only one port(Rotterdam) which is smaller than the now defunct Kaohsiung.

NY builder commented on 22 Feb 2016

Europe landlocked?!?!? u so stupid -_-

xxwzaebd commented on 18 Feb 2016

+Raspoetin a While it is true that China is a much larger player than Korea, your comparison with the nose bugger sized Rotterdam port is totally wrong. Busan is much larger than Rotterdam which is only as large as the now defunct Kaohsiung port of which very little remains. Busan has also much higher developed IT technology,security and ,most important, military presence than Rotterdam which has almost no IT and very weak military protection. Neither UAE nor Netherlands have anything to export nor do Singapore and Hong Kong. Korea is much more strategically important than Germany as an exporter as it is the world's only maker of DRAMs.

Raspoetin a commented on 17 Feb 2016

+xxwzaebd 7 out of the 10 largest ports are in China, 8 if you count Singapore. Compared to China, Korea is a small player, just like Dubai or Rotterdam.

94niiinou commented on 08 Mar 2015

Port of Bejaia, Algeria ;)

lauriersroses333 commented on 26 Jun 2015

Celui d oran est plus grand -:)

Smouts Channel commented on 06 Jan 2015

You missed out the port of Felixstowe!!!!! It's the ups biggest port, bigger than Rotterdam!

Raspoetin a commented on 24 Feb 2016

+xxwzaebd Until the fall of the Berlin Wall, Western Europe had a significant military force to deter any attack from the now dissolved USSR, something that is no longer necessary. Unlike Europe, South Korea completely depends on their harbours for their oil supply. Just block Korea's harbours and they are completely cut off from the rest of the world (except for transport via air). Europe can get oil (and other forms of energy) via pipelines, barges, trains, trucks and via the ocean.What do you mean by Rotterdam does not have an industry infra... There are roads, trains and barges that connect Rotterdam with the rest of Europe. Just to give you an idea, just in the Netherlands there are approximately 7500 barges that go up and down the European rivers.I think you have been watching to much propaganda...

xxwzaebd commented on 23 Feb 2016

+Raspoetin a Both are in fact defunct. Rotterdam is just passing other products from elsewhere and has no military power /industry linkage around it. Busan port has a provincial army division ,US and Korean naval bases nearby and thus much safer than Rotterdam which has nothing to protect it from invasion. Europe's problem is its total lack of military capabilities. The recent Ukraine crisis shows it all-Russian planes invade European airspace while European ports have, unlike Korea, no capability of processing oil from the sea. Even if the US gives away shale gas oil free to Europe in case of Russian blockade, Europe does not have facilities in its ports. Korea has other ports than Busan with very powerful military/industrial connection.Pyeongtaek,Incheon,Gwangyang are very good examples. All of them are better than Rotterdam or Hong Kong and Singapore which just pass things through,with no military and industry infra.

Raspoetin a commented on 17 Feb 2016

+xxwzaebd Rotterdam is currently ranked 11th and Kaohsuing 13th.//lloydslist.com/ll/incoming/article466670.ece

xxwzaebd commented on 17 Feb 2016

+Smouts Channel Rotterdam is smaller than Kaohsuing.

Raspoetin a commented on 19 May 2015

+Smouts Channel The Port of Felixstowe, in Felixstowe, Suffolk is the United Kingdom's busiest container port, dealing with 42% of Britain's containerised trade. In 2011, it was ranked as the 35th busiest container port in the world and Europe's sixth busiest. Wikipedia

Rodrigo Castilho commented on 20 Nov 2014

Biggest in area? What's the metric?

xxwzaebd commented on 18 Feb 2016

+Rodrigo Castilho 10000 TEUs.