The shoreline is very steep, and underwater it drops off and becomes very deep very quickly. This makes it an ideal harbor, as there are no shallow places that boats can get stuck on.
That is one of the primary reasons New York has become such a major city: it's a geologically perfect port city.
A harbor
It's a harbor
It is called a harbor, which can be natural or artificial.
A safe harbour.
Cities along the Mississippi River could send ships to trade with other countries.
When Singapore was chosen by Raffles as a British colony, the purpose of it was to make it a trading port and a resting spot for British ships that came to and fro India and China to trade with the chinese. As trade boosted in Singapore, more and more traders came in ships to trade in Singapore. Most of them were local traders that trade in Indonesia or Malaysia, but there are other who came all the way from China and etc. Singapore River is deep in depth and hence, big ships can dock in the river. This facilitated trade as many traders can dock their ships at the port at the Singapore River. Many warehouses were built along the river to allow the traders to store their goods. Hence, trade was very predominant along the Singapore River. It was like the central site of all trade and economy. Without the Singapore river, ships cannot dock in Singapore and then, there would be a huge difference in the economy of Singapore. In conclusion, the Singapore river was very useful in helping Singapore boost its economy.
Transportation ships and river cruises.
the answer to this is the Mississippi river
the delta was so important because it was easier to grow food. also along the nile river banks (delta) they found papyrus witch is use for ships and paper
where did the MPS program place 13 ships
The place is called "port" where ships are kept? woodenboatusa.com
navigable river