GUIDE: Interactive Terminal & Logistics Infrastructure Mapping

Gain Full Visibility Across Seaports, Rail Terminals, and Inland Depots
Sep 4, 2026

Visualize your supply chain nodes. Map container movements, seaport terminals, and inland rail hubs interactively to optimize logistics visibility with Pier2Pier.

Logistics doesn’t end at the seaport. Pier2Pier’s Interactive Infrastructure Mapping tool gives shippers and logistics teams full visibility over global maritime terminals, inland rail ramps, and container depots. Learn how visual geospatial tracking helps identify supply chain bottlenecks and improves end-to-end transport transparency.

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Visualize Your End-to-End Supply Chain Beyond the Ocean

Standard container tracking stops at the port gate or only shows vessel positions. The Pier2Pier Interactive World Map, infrastructure mapping, expands visibility across the entire global logistics network by mapping maritime terminals, rail ramps, inland depots, and key transport hubs in your planning process.

Key Infrastructure Mapping Features

  • Consolidated Multi-Modal View: See ports, inland transport hubs and ocean vessels simultaneously on a single interactive map interface.
  • Terminal & Depot Intelligence: Identify major container terminals, feeder ports, and inland rail hubs to anticipate potential congestion points.
  • Geospatial Visualization: View exact locations and ports to better estimate the best transport solutions.
  • Show old vessel positions: This gives you an overview of all container vessel calls within the selected locations, helping you assess over a 24 hour period vessel traffic density, port activity, and potential congestion or berth delays.

World Map

The Pier2Pier World Map tool is a google maps-based world map where you can search for seaports, rail ramps and inland ports.

In the left hand menu on the Main Page/Cockpit click World Map to start.

Logistics Infrastructure Mapping

In the next window you can for search for a specific location to find the nearest seaport or select a country/port from the dropdown lists.

Below we have used New York. Seaports are marked with yellow pins. Rail ramps and inland ports are marked with blue pins. (RR) is rail ramps, and (IP) is inland ports.

Default you will see no vessel positions. You can ad that from the dropdown list.

When you rest your cursor over a coloured dot you will see vessel details.

Give it a try

You can just use the link below – that will take you directly to the World Map.