Among them, five types of cities (coastal harbors, source, nodes, inland port, and transit) are nine, seven, seven, two, and three, respectively.
For scenario 2 ((P le 20, C le 800)), the results contain eight coastal ports and eight flow node cities; the number of both inland port and transit is two.
In scenario 4 ((P le 25, C le 800)), 23 cities are selected, including eight coastal harbors, nine source regions, nine source nodes, two inland ports, and four transits.
With the Jersey City waterfront and downtown nearly built out, developers are moving inland, plucking up parcels close to transit; the area around the Journal Square PATH station has become a prime destination.
To account for transit of slaves from inland Africa to the coast, these regions were then segregated into the hinterland roughly perpendicularly from the coast, an assumption explored previously [ 6].
Stanford's insurance on transit covers all goods shipped inland to or by Stanford when the transit agreement assigns the risk to Stanford.
Originally a small fishing village, it grew after 1691 as a transit port for copper from an inland copper mine to Ōsaka.
As superstorm Sandy marched slowly inland, millions along the East Coast awoke Tuesday without power or mass transit, with huge swaths of the nation's largest city unusually vacant and dark.
Frankfurt is a busy road and rail transit point for trade with eastern Europe, and it has an inland harbour on the Oder about 6 miles (10 km) north of that river's junction with the Oder-Spree Canal.
But Southern California lawmakers complain that the plan comes at the expense of their region's motorists, siphoning critical funds from transit projects in Los Angeles and Orange counties as well as San Diego and the Inland Empire.
