A port that is auxiliary to another port further inland which cannot be reached by...

GEOGRAPHY
WAEC 1992

A port that is auxiliary to another port further inland which cannot be reached by very large ships is described as

  • A. an entrepot
  • B. an output
  • C. a seaport
  • D. a river port

Correct Answer: D. a river port



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