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
|
Paelel,  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
|
| 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
|
| 20
|
Den Edeldec, New Sebronia
|
6.80
|
1317
|
Oldest major commercial port in New Sebronia
|
| 21
|
Varadlhem, Halsuntria
|
6.45
|
1960
|
|
| TBA
|
Ifuksiyaf, Kiyortza
|
5.97
|
572
|
Rebuilt in the 1930s
|
| TBA
|
Haæstre, New Sebronia
|
4.55
|
1340
|
|
| 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
|
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.
|
| TBA
|
Elisabethbær, Blechingia
|
5.87
|
873
|
Is the third oldest port in Blechingia and is the second largest in Volume moved only behind Killernay.
|
Blechingia
