# High-Risk Area (HRA) / Piracy Routing

The Dataloy Distances routes automatically avoid the JWC HRA area in the Gulf of Aden / Somali Coast. **Nine war risk/piracy** routing points have been added to the DDT to retrieve the most accurate distance based on current routing advice in high-risk areas. The piracy routing points are not added by default and must be manually added only using their respective routing code. A unique code and name define each routing point.

### :anchor: **How to Search for and Add a War Risk/Piracy Routing Point**

Routing point searches can be performed in two ways: in the search field or by using a map.

To locate the **routing point** on the map:

1. If ports are not shown on the map, click on the **Show ports** button
2. Locate and click on or hover over (with the cursor) the **routing point symbol** 
3. An information pop-up opens, providing the routing point/port name and/or code and details.
4. Enter the **routing point name** or **code** in the search field to the right.
5. A drop-down list of ports will be displayed.
6. From the list, either
   1. click the applicable **routing point/port** or
   2. when the routing point/port is at the top of the list, press the **Tab key** - the routing point/port name will display in full in the search field or
   3. use the down arrow to select the applicable routing point/port - it will highlight it.
7. Click **Add** or press **Enter**. The routing point/port is added to the route.\
   \&#xNAN;***Note**: If applicable, drag the newly added routing point to the correct place in the list of routing points/ports.* 
8. Ensure the route is updated accordingly by **verifying the sailing route**.


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