Editing Black Sea (section)

== Transport ==
The Black Sea supports shipping, fishing, port work, naval movement, ferry routes, and coastal trade. Its ports connect inland Europe, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Anatolia, and the Mediterranean route through the Turkish Straits.

The Danube gives the Black Sea an inland connection to Central and Southeastern Europe. River shipping, rail transport, road freight, and port infrastructure make the lower Danube and Romanian coast important parts of the region's transport network.

Through the Bosporus and Dardanelles, Black Sea traffic reaches the Aegean Sea and the wider Mediterranean. This makes the sea important for movement between Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, the Caucasus, and eastern Mediterranean routes.