Place the following operational stages of timber export logistics from inland forest concessions in Central Africa to overseas markets in the correct chronological sequence from first to last.
- 1Felling timber trees and clearing branches at the forest concession site
- 2Transporting heavy logs via river floating or rail lines toward coastal ports
- 3Inspecting, grading, and sorting logs at coastal port timber yards
- 4Loading sorted logs onto ocean cargo vessels for overseas shipment
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The correct sequence from first to last is: Felling timber trees and clearing branches at the forest concession site → Transporting heavy logs via river floating or rail lines toward coastal ports → Inspecting, grading, and sorting logs at coastal port timber yards → Loading sorted logs onto ocean cargo vessels for overseas shipment.
The sequence follows the physical flow of commercial lumbering in Equatorial Africa: tree harvesting occurs first in interior forest concessions, followed by long-distance transport down river systems or railways to coastal ports, then quality sorting and inspection at port yards, ending with ocean freighter loading for international trade.
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Timber Export Logistics and Transport Stages in Central Africa