Metric briefing
Shipping Traffic by Country
123 countries • containers • World Bank Open Data
- Top country
- China
- Lowest country
- Equatorial Guinea
- Source
- World Bank Open Data
What It Measures
Container Port Traffic (Teu) from World Bank Open Data, using the latest available country values in TerraBrawl.
At a Glance
World average
6.83M
Middle country
1.15M
Low end
6.2K
High end
268.99M
Countries
123
Data source
World Map
Highest & Lowest Shipping Traffic
Highest Shipping Traffic
#1China268.99 million containers#2United States62.21 million containers#3Singapore37.29 million containers#4South Korea28.50 million containers#5Malaysia27.29 million containers#6Japan22.52 million containers#7Vietnam20.52 million containers#8United Arab Emirates20.30 million containers#9India19.72 million containers#10Spain17.16 million containers
Lowest Shipping Traffic
#123Equatorial Guinea6.2K containers#122Dominica7.4K containers#121Saint Kitts and Nevis13.6K containers#120Saint Vincent and the Grenadines18.2K containers#119Grenada22.1K containers#118Paraguay37.9K containers#117Montenegro38.4K containers#116Cayman Islands40.8K containers#115Samoa41.2K containers#114Aruba57.1K containers
Worth a Double Take
Biggest ranking jump: #1 China is 206.78 million containers higher than #2 United States (268.99 million containers vs 62.21 million containers).
Another sharp ranking jump: #2 United States is 24.92 million containers higher than #3 Singapore (62.21 million containers vs 37.29 million containers).
Another sharp ranking jump: #3 Singapore is 8.79 million containers higher than #4 South Korea (37.29 million containers vs 28.50 million containers).