Logibook

The trade & logistics reference atlas

Logibook turns the world's logistics infrastructure into one navigable, source-backed reference — every port, airport, hub, free zone and airline profiled, mapped, cross-linked and published in 25 languages. Not a scraped directory: a curated atlas where every figure traces back to an official publisher.

54,772
Entities
3,316
Ports
6,385
Airports
32,695
Locations
5,290
Trade zones
1,106
Airlines
6,939
HS codes
2,344
Dangerous goods
244
Countries
25
Languages
Berth and channel depth cross-section for the Port of Rotterdam
logibook.dataint.net/en/port/NLRTM

Berth & channel profiles

Every major port carries its real World Port Index soundings as a labelled depth cross-section — channel, anchorage, cargo pier and oil terminal — drawn as an engineering plate rather than buried in a paragraph.

Port of Rotterdam →
Natural Earth basemap locating a port with sea and land clearly separated
logibook.dataint.net/en/port/USNYC

Precise, source-backed maps

Each entity is framed on a Natural Earth basemap — coastline, rivers, urban footprint and the administrative region it sits in — with sea and land clearly distinguished. No tiles, no third-party map keys: vector geometry rendered from public-domain data.

New York Harbor →
Runway and taxiway layout diagram for Birmingham Airport
logibook.dataint.net/en/airport/EGBB

Airport layouts & aviation data

Airports carry a scaled runway-and-taxiway plate plus runway dimensions, surface, radio frequencies and navaids — and the route network of every carrier that serves them.

Birmingham Airport →
Hub-and-spoke route network map of an airline
logibook.dataint.net/en/airline/ET

Airline route networks

Each airline is mapped as a hub-and-spoke network across a world basemap, every served airport clickable, with a country-by-country breakdown of where it flies.

Ethiopian Airlines network →
Country logistics infrastructure overview with map and data
logibook.dataint.net/en/countries/germany/infrastructure

Country logistics infrastructure

Every country rolls up into a logistics profile — rail and road density, ports, airports and trade corridors — tying the individual entities back to the national picture.

Germany infrastructure →

Where the data comes from

Logibook consolidates official, openly-licensed publishers — the NGA World Port Index, OurAirports, OpenFlights and OpenTravelData, GeoNames, Natural Earth, the GRIP4 global road network and the World Bank — with per-source attribution on every page. Where sources overlap they are reconciled, not blindly merged. No fact is AI-generated: if a figure cannot be traced to a source, it is not published.

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