Which of the following is not a sea route?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Geography - 2024 Subject: Geography

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Which of the following is not a sea route?
Answer Details

The route that is not a sea route is the one involving London, Moscow, and Baghdad.


Here's the explanation:


  • The other listed routes such as New York-London-Rotterdam, London-Capetown-Melbourne, and Sydney-Suez-London primarily involve locations that are major port cities or are connected by significant sea passages, allowing ships to travel via water routes.
  • On the other hand, Moscow is a landlocked city in Russia, and although it has some rivers, it does not have direct access to the sea. Moreover, the path from London to Moscow to Baghdad mostly travels overland, across Europe and parts of Asia, which are areas not typically traversed by ships in any well-known sea route.

This is why the route from London, Moscow, and Baghdad is not a sea route.

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