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Chokepoints.

Live status for seven maritime passages that can change routing, transit time and capacity.

Red Sea diversion system

Traffic avoiding Suez or Bab-el-Mandeb routes around the Cape of Good Hope.

Cape of Good Hope
Constrained

The principal deep-sea alternative to Red Sea and Suez routing.

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Other chokepoints

Strait of Hormuz
Normal

The narrow maritime outlet connecting Gulf ports to the Arabian Sea.

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Strait of Malacca
Normal

A central link between the Indian Ocean, Singapore and the South China Sea.

Diverts via → Sunda / Lombok
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Panama Canal
Normal

A lock canal linking Atlantic and Pacific services across the Americas.

Diverts via → Cape Horn / Suez
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Taiwan Strait
Normal

A heavily connected corridor between North and Southeast Asian networks.

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Chokepoint status

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Canals and straits concentrate a large share of global trade. Their status helps logistics teams anticipate diversions, added transit days and capacity pressure.

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