Crude oil transportation routes - main choke points worldwide 2013
Most important transit choke points on crude oil transportation routes by daily transport volume in 2013 (in million barrels)
The statistic shows the most important transit choke points on crude oil transportation routes by daily transport volume in 2013. That year, the Strait of Hormuz was the most important transit choke point for crude oil transportation with a transport volume of 17 million barrels a day.
Most important transit choke points on crude oil transportation routes by daily transport volume in 2013 (in million barrels)
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