Editing Transport in Brazil (section)

==Seaports and harbors ==
[[Image:Port Santos.jpg|thumb|[[Port of Santos]]]]
[[Image:Porto Manaus.jpg|thumb|[[Port of Manaus]] on the [[Rio Negro (Amazon)|Rio Negro]], the largest river port in the country.]]
[[Image:Mapa portos.jpg|thumb|Main ports in Brazil]]

The busiest port in the country, and the 2nd busiest in all of Latin America, losing only to the [[Colón, Panama|Port of Colón]], is the [[Port of Santos]]. Other high-movement ports are the [[Port of Rio de Janeiro]], [[Port of Paranaguá]], [[Port of Itajaí]], [[Port of Rio Grande]], [[Port of São Francisco do Sul]] and [[Suape Port]].<ref>{{cite web| url = https://www.cepal.org/sites/default/files/news/files/actividad_portuaria_2018.pdf| title = Port Activity of Latin America and the Caribbean 2018}}</ref>

=== Atlantic Ocean ===

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* [[Port of Santos|Santos]]
* [[Port of Paranaguá|Paranaguá]]
* [[Port of Rio Grande|Rio Grande]]
* [[Port of Itajaí|Itajaí]]
* [[Port of Tubarão|Tubarão]]
* [[Port of Porto Alegre|Porto Alegre]]
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* [[Suape Port|Suape]]
* [[Port of Rio de Janeiro|Rio de Janeiro]]
* [[Port of Pecém|Pecém]]
* [[Ponta da Madeira]]
* [[Porto do Itaqui|Itaqui]]
* [[Port of Antonina|Antonina]]
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* [[Port of São Francisco do Sul|São Francisco do Sul]]
* [[São Sebastião, São Paulo|São Sebastião]]
* [[Superporto do Açu|Açu]]
* [[Port of Salvador|Salvador]]
* [[Port of Natal|Natal]]
* [[Itaguaí]]
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===Amazon river===
* [[Belém]]
* [[Port of Manaus|Manaus]]
* [[Port of Santarém|Santarém]]

===Paraguay River (international water way)===
* [[Corumbá]]