NoMap Router is a freight logistics tool. It plans how cargo moves between real places — ports, inland terminals and cities — and returns the distance, transport mode and duration of every leg.
Ask in plain language, for example "Rotterdam to Shanghai via Kolkata" or "Munich to Rotterdam by rail". NoMap identifies each place against a curated catalog of ports and terminals with its UN/LOCODE, picks a transport mode per leg, and returns the calculated sea, river, rail and road legs. Ask to see it and NoMap renders its own satellite map card with the corridor drawn on it, alongside a link that opens the same route in NoMap for further work.
It is built for the people who move cargo for a living: freight forwarders, project logistics teams, shippers comparing corridors, and anyone who needs a defensible first estimate of how far and how long before committing to a plan.
Limitations. Distances, durations, emissions and cost bands are planning estimates from published network data and stated assumptions — an overview, not navigational advice, and not a freight quote. It does not report live vessel positions, schedules or tracking; it does not plan passenger travel; it gives no customs, tariff or regulatory guidance; and it books nothing. It will not invent a UN/LOCODE: a place the catalog cannot identify comes back as a question with suggestions rather than a guess. No account or sign-in is needed and nothing is stored between calls.