Which country's port is Chennai?

Chennai Port is one of the Indian ports with the code INMAA. Chennai port is the main port on the shipping route of India-Pakistan line, which is adjacent to the Bay of Bengal in the east. It is the largest artificial port in India and is called the gateway to southern India.

Chennai Chennai, formerly known as Madras, is the fourth largest city in India with an area of 128 square kilometers. East of the Bay of Bengal, it is the largest artificial port in India, with convenient transportation by sea, air, rail and road. It is called the gateway to southern India. It is also the capital of DuPont in Tamil Nadu.

The geographical environment of Chennai

Chennai is located at 13.04 degrees north latitude and 80. 17 degrees east longitude, on the southeast coast of India and in the northeast corner of Tamil Nadu. It is located in the flat coastal plain, the East Coast Plain. The average elevation of the city is 6 meters, and the highest point is 60 meters. Two rivers meander through Chennai: the Geum River in the middle and the Adia River in the south.

All rivers are seriously polluted, and sewage and garbage come from families and enterprises. The pollution of the Adiyar River is obviously less than that of the Geum River, and the state government regularly dredges silt. The protected Adia Estuary is home to several kinds of birds and wildlife. The Buckingham Canal, which is parallel to the coast, is located within 4 kilometers of the coastline and connects two rivers. Aote Creek is an east-west river that flows through the north of Chennai and meets Buckingham Canal at Basin Bridge.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chennai