Strait of Hormuz · as of 19 October 2026

The strait all but emptied. Outside it, the anchorages filled.

Ships counted by radar satellite at every pass, attacks on named ships and sites, and who depends on Gulf fuel

Strait all but emptied · anchorages filled

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Sources: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data 2026 (ESA), ship counts and burn checks by us · AIS transits: IMF PortWatch · © OpenStreetMap contributors · UN Comtrade · World Bank commodity prices · 3D: Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles, Cesium World Terrain and Bing imagery via Cesium ion · attacks, insurance and prices: compiled by us from public reports, each linked to its source (method and limits)

ships crossing the strait a day (ship-tracking, weekly; 2025 average )crossing a day (weekly average) · IMF PortWatch

ships at anchor off Fujairah and Khor Fakkan, this pass (radar)off Fujairah + Khor Fakkan

reported attacks and seizures since 28 Feb (war begins 28 Feb)(named ships and sites, cumulative)attacks + seizures since 28 Feb(war begins 28 Feb)

war-risk insurance, share of a ship's value war-risk insurance

confirmed single source claimship seen by radar · white = ship over 150 m

The strait all but emptied.
Outside it, the anchorages filled.

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Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026 · IMF PortWatch · attacks: public reports, each linked on the site

The strait all but emptied. Outside it, the anchorages filled.

The strait all but emptied.Outside it, the anchorages filled.

The Strait of Hormuz all but emptied.Outside it, the anchorages filled.

The strait all but emptied.
Outside it, the anchorages filled.

The Strait of Hormuz all but emptied.
Outside it, the anchorages filled.