about 14 years ago
When the first paving slab is lifted into place, the £150m construction of a new berth at Southampton’s container terminal will commence. This capital development project will allow ultra-large container carriers to dock in the city. According to BBC News, the quay will be 500m (1640ft) long with fi
When the first paving slab is lifted into place, the £150m construction of a new berth at Southampton’s container terminal will commence.
This capital development project will allow ultra-large container carriers to dock in the city.
According to BBC News, the quay will be 500m (1640ft) long with five cranes and a depth of 16m (52ft).
The dredging works are awaiting approval by the Marine Management Organisation.
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Dredging Today Staff, September 27, 2012
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