Istanbul Bosphorus Straits And Marmara Sea Ship Traffic

Istanbul Bosphorus Straits And Marmara Sea Ship Traffic

On 28 June 2023, hundreds of cargo boats, transport ships and private vessels navigated the Bosphorus Straits and Marmara Sea near Istanbul, Turkey, making the Turkish water ways one of the busiest maritime traffic areas in the world. Above, an example of late-Ottoman architecture, the Dolmabahce Palace, rises over the Bosphorus. (Photo by Diego Cupolo/NurPhoto)

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