Niyaska: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
mNo edit summary Tag: 2017 source edit |
|||
| Line 143: | Line 143: | ||
The Valēka-Niyaska Port Authority, a bistate agency supervised by the Niyaskan and Kiygravan governments, operates the second-largest Kiravian port by annual cargo volume and the largest on the eastern seaboard. The majority of the port's loading docks, including all of its oil, gas, and chemical transfer facilities, are located in the northern Niyaskan cities of Cantrasar, Śervinaxt, Lower Valēka, and MacLaughlin. | The Valēka-Niyaska Port Authority, a bistate agency supervised by the Niyaskan and Kiygravan governments, operates the second-largest Kiravian port by annual cargo volume and the largest on the eastern seaboard. The majority of the port's loading docks, including all of its oil, gas, and chemical transfer facilities, are located in the northern Niyaskan cities of Cantrasar, Śervinaxt, Lower Valēka, and MacLaughlin. | ||
Niyaska is also a major hub for air transportation. [[Iselin International Airport]], the busiest of the Valēka metropolitan area's airports and the largest freight airport east of Escarda, is located in the Niyaskan city of [[Cities of Kiravia#Iselin|Iselin]]. Together, the Port of Valēka-Niyaska and Iselin International Airport are the point of entry for some 50% of imports from Kiravia's major trading partners [[Urcea]] and [[ | Niyaska is also a major hub for air transportation. [[Iselin International Airport]], the busiest of the Valēka metropolitan area's airports and the largest freight airport east of Escarda, is located in the Niyaskan city of [[Cities of Kiravia#Iselin|Iselin]]. Together, the Port of Valēka-Niyaska and Iselin International Airport are the point of entry for some 50% of imports from Kiravia's major trading partners [[Urcea]] and [[Fiannria]]. | ||
Because of its location and port/airport infrastructure, many ground transportation companies are also based in Niyaska, moving large volumes of goods across the heavily populated Mid-Oceanic region. | Because of its location and port/airport infrastructure, many ground transportation companies are also based in Niyaska, moving large volumes of goods across the heavily populated Mid-Oceanic region. | ||