Editing Economy of Papua New Guinea (section)

==Transport==
{{main|Transport in Papua New Guinea}}
Transport in Papua New Guinea is in many cases heavily limited by the mountainous terrain.  The capital, [[Port Moresby]], is not linked by road to any of the other major towns and many highland villages can only be reached by light aircraft or on foot.

Papua New Guinea has no major railways, but some mine sites have disused tracks.

The country has {{convert|10,940|km|mi|abbr=on}} of waterways, and commercial port facilities at [[Port Moresby]], [[Alotau]], [[Oro Bay]], [[Lae]], [[Kimbe]], [[Kieta]] [[Madang]], [[Buka, Papua New Guinea|Buka]], [[Rabaul]]/[[Kokopo]], [[Kiunga, Papua New Guinea|Kiunga]], [[Wewak]] and [[Vanimo]].<ref name="LLDCN">{{cite news| last =Crisp |first =Dale |title =Troubled times in paradise | work =Lloyd's List Daily Commercial News| pages = 11–14| publisher =Informa Australia | date =2009-07-09 }}</ref>