New York: The largest seaport in the United States and one of the most important in the world, located at the mouth of the Hudson River on the east coast of the United States.
Savannah: An important port in the southeastern United States, located in Georgia, serving as a crucial hub for inland areas such as Atlanta.
Boston: an important port in the northeastern United States with a long history and thriving trade.

Los Angeles: The largest port on the West Coast of the United States and one of the busiest container ports in the world, primarily handling goods from Asia.
Long Beach: An important port near Los Angeles, which together with the Port of Los Angeles forms the logistics center of the West Coast of the United States.
Seattle: An important port in the northwest United States and a crucial gateway to Alaska.
Oakland: Another important port in the San Francisco Bay Area of California, serving the economic development of the San Francisco Bay Area together with the Port of San Francisco.

Houston: An important port in Texas, USA, and one of the largest oil tanker ports in the world.
New Orleans: An important port in the southern United States, located at the mouth of the Mississippi River, serving as a crucial hub connecting the inland with the ocean.

Vancouver: Located on the west coast of Canada, it undertakes most of the e-commerce cargo ships from China and is the largest port in Canada.
Toronto: Located in eastern Canada, it is one of the economic, financial, and cultural centers of Canada.
Montreal: Located on the Saint Lawrence River in eastern Canada, it is an important port and commercial city in eastern Canada.