Ports of Anteria

This is a list of Anteria's Largests ports as per Volume.

Rank	Port	Volume 2019 (Million TEU)	Year Established	Notes
2	Aresov, Kentalis	41.45	1882	Also the Largest port in Thuadia
4	Rȳkiri, Kiyortza	26.03	~350BC	Largest Port in Kiyortza
5	Paylel, Halsuntria	22.93	1974	The main port for all of Halsuntria. Town was built in the 1200's and the port in 1974.
8	Kentasi, Kentalis	18.09	1832
TBA	Karachapa, New Sarmathia	14.95	120 BC (Historical) 1645 (Current)	Oldest and largest commercial port in New Sarmathia. Initially constructed by Saurashtrians in 30 BC. Demolished and rebuilt by Sarplesgani Empire in 1640s.
TBA	Visyari, Kiyortza	10.44	895	The main northern port in Kiyortza
15	Windsor, Template:Country data Layfet	9.47	1913	the largest port in Layfet
16	Hesoluo, Kistolia	9.21	1987	Major trading port, and biggest port in Kistolia.
17	Deimeka, New Sebronia	9.81	1691	Largest Port in New Sebronia
18	Pyor, Lyonheimer	8,74	1921	The port is also used by Blechingia during winter months as the sea ices over
19	South Tonnes, Template:Country data Layfet	6.89	1536	the oldest port in Layfet and the largest port in the State of Albin
20	Den Edeldec, New Sebronia	6.80	1317	Oldest major commercial port in New Sebronia
21	Telex, Halsuntria	6.45	1960
TBA	Ifuksiyaf, Kiyortza	5.97	572	Rebuilt in the 1930s
TBA	Cartwright, Template:Country data Layfet	4.67	1735
TBA	Haæstre, New Sebronia	4.55	1340
TBA	Costa Este, Template:Country data Layfet	4.12	1879	Largest port in the State of Leonom
TBA	Kirȳ'i, Kiyortza	3.61	617
TBA	Pistora, New Sebronia	3.39	1610
TBA	Gangaratna, New Sarmathia	3.26	1925	Built to ease traffic at Karachapa. Only riverine port in New Sarmathia.
TBA	Kitaki, Kiyortza	3.20	974
TBA	Epinay, Template:Country data Layfet	2.98	1605	the second oldest port in Layfet and largest port in the State of Epinay
TBA	Ipaksi, Kiyortza	2.79	877	Partially rebuilt in the 1930s
TBA	Den Semai, New Sebronia	1.59	1591
TBA	Nyoongar Harbor, Halsuntria	1.26	962	The Oldest & Smallest Port in Halsuntria, the port is nothing like it was in the 1100's & is mainly a museum with little shipping activity.