Meanings of small seaport in English

About eight miles from my father's house there was a small seaport town.

A small seaport town in the department of Finisterre, twelve miles west of Brest.

I was living with my mother at the time, in a small seaport town.

A fine instance of moral courage occurred not long ago at a small seaport.

Callao is a filthy, ill-built, small seaport.

The fourth leads to St. Andrews, a small seaport in the south-west; while the fifth leads to Halifax.

Roscofs, a small seaport town.

When the purple bars came into the east they saw in the first light the huddled roofs of a small seaport.

Travellers had observed near the small seaport of Yquiqui, in the district of Atacama, in Peru, an efflorescence covering the ground over extensive districts.

Yokka-ichi is a small seaport, whence most travellers along the Tokaido take passage to Miya in the steam passenger launches plying between these points.

The next raid of the adventurers was at a place called Arica, a small seaport town at the output of a beautiful and fertile valley.