Editing Monrovia (section)

== Economy and infrastructure ==

Monrovia’s economy is centered on government activity, port operations, trade, fishing, services, and transport. The [[Freeport of Monrovia]] is the country’s most important maritime facility and serves as a major point for imports and exports.

The city is connected to the rest of Liberia by road networks and by transport routes leading toward inland towns and resource areas. Air access is supported by [[Spriggs Payne Airport]] near the city and [[Roberts International Airport]] outside Monrovia.

During the Tanoan period, infrastructure in and around Monrovia was used for regional command work, supply movement, administrative transport, and communication with other African territories connected to the regime. Some facilities were expanded or restricted for security purposes, especially around command buildings and transport corridors.