transport routes
Ways goods move
Transport routes are established paths for moving people or goods from one place to another—roads, railways, shipping lanes, flight corridors, or pipelines.
The term emphasizes infrastructure and planning: The war disrupted major transport routes through the region.
Trade depends on reliable transport routes; their control has been strategically important throughout history.
- canalsConstructed water passages
- highwaysMajor intercity roads
- toll roadsHighways requiring user fees
- port of entryAuthorized border crossing location
- air corridorsDesignated aerial travel routes
railways · pipelines · river crossings · mountain passes · shipping lanes · customs checkpoints · transit hubs · roadways · supply chains · trade hubs · sea lanes · thoroughfares · beaten path · expressways · open road · station · international borders · cargo handling
- military logisticssupply depots, supply lines, supply depot, resupply, supply ships
- city mapsstreet maps, street map, city maps, city map, streets
- East GermanyStasi, GDR, DDR, Berlin Wall, East Germany
- Yugoslav geographySerbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Montenegro
- Central Asia mapsregional maps, river maps, historical atlas, colonial maps, military maps
- Latvian mapscity plans, street maps, town maps
transport routesstorage facilities
Spaces for keeping items
warehouses · depots · terminals · parking lots · stockyards
transport routesroadblocks
Obstructions blocking forward movement
checkpoints · obstacles · bottlenecks · chokepoints · traffic jams