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Storage warehouses once lined the banks of the lowest part of the river, but have been demolished. North of the bridge, on the western side, there are yards and wharves used by coastal vessels. These handle low-value, non-perishable and non-urgent bulk goods, including timber, scrap, metals, cement,
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is the next village to the south. Today it is known to yachtsmen as "the heart of
British yachting"; the village is set in a river estuary noted for its wildlife. There is a small oil terminal slightly further north on Southampton Water. For much of the last century, however, Hamble was the village
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took place in 1969. It has been held annually ever since and has become the biggest water-based event of its type in Europe. It usually takes place over ten days in
September. The venue is Mayflower Park, overspilling into land at a nearby hotel, and also onto a 1.25-mile (2km) network of temporary
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to extend the container terminal into berths 201 and 202. The quay was rebuilt in 2014 to accommodate 400 m (1,300 ft) vessels. The depth of water in the main channel was increased by dredging to 19 m (63 ft). This enabled the berths to accommodate the largest container vessels
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dual carriageway. The tidal section of the river, and the area of the navigation authority of The Port of
Southampton, end in Redbridge, at a point close to these transport structures. The name of the bridge here comes from the abundant reeds in the area – "Reedbridge"; it was never red in colour.
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Marina to the south of the bridge and to the north there is Itchen Marine Towage's marina along with their tug fleet. Shamrock Quay and Saxon Wharf marinas lie on the western side of the river further upstream, while Kemps Quay marina is on the eastern side. Town Quay marina has a central location
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type storage facilities have been constructed, to provide 53 acres (21 ha) of above-ground storage (with another under construction as of 2019). Roll on – roll off vehicle transporters serve all parts of the world; car trains as well as car transporter lorries provide vehicle transport to and
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provides storage and distribution facilities for crude oil and refined petroleum products. The crude oil arrives by pipeline, and leaves in sea tankers, destined for refineries; refined products reach the terminal by ship and pipeline and are then distributed to customers by road tanker, ship and
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were moved in May 2011 from their old base at
Marchwood to a new one near Timsbury. The seven ton (tonne) models are powered, and have control systems which simulate the realistic handling of real ships. The new facility for them at Timsbury Lake near Romsey features models of berths, ship canal
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Southampton. The container port has 210 acres (85 ha) of land – not counting the 375 acres (152 ha) in the older
Western Docks – available for port operations. Loading and unloading operations can be performed simultaneously on four large deep-sea container ships, plus one smaller ship
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Container Terminal, originally consisting of berths 201–207. This terminal was constructed entirely on reclaimed land, with berth 201 opening in 1968. However the berths at the container terminal have since been renamed. Berths 207 to 204 are now berths SCT 1 to 4 respectively, and the
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Woolston, Southampton has a shingle beach within its boundaries at Weston Shore. The area is popular for sailing small dinghies; in the Solent area, over 60 dinghy sailing clubs cater for this pastime. This is in addition to the 70 plus yacht and sailing clubs and 40 marinas for bigger
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a P&O liner converted in 1881. Until then, ship owners had occasionally used liners for off-season cruising. From 1881 the cruise industry grew slowly until the 1970s, when major shipping operators were badly affected by the rise in popularity of long-haul jet air travel. Faced with falling
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is the largest in the country, providing 20 per cent of the nation's capacity. Its mile-long marine terminal handles 2000 ship movements and 22 million tons (tonnes) of crude oil annually, making it the largest independently owned docks facility in Europe. A direct pipeline, completed in 1972,
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The average tidal range is approximately 4 metres (13 feet), with 17 hours per day of rising water thanks to the port's "double tides". These allow the largest container and cruise ships access to the port for up to 80 per cent of the time, according to the container terminal operator
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offer harbour cruises to view the ships in port, as well as other short day cruises in the Solent area, and "Party Night" type trips etc. The
Barkham family began the operation in the 1930s; the current name was adopted in 1965. They run three vessels,
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pontoons in the water. Around 350 of the boats are exhibited afloat at these pontoons, where potential customers have the opportunity to try them out. In total, 500 exhibitors show over 1000 boats in nearly 12 acres (5 ha) of exhibition space.
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Woodmill Bridge. The tidal section of the river, for which the Port of Southampton is the navigation authority, ends here. The river Itchen upstream is noted as one of the world's premier chalk streams for
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Upstream of these, only a little commercial activity takes place on the river or its banks. Some residences having river frontages use them as moorings for small boats, and a number of private houseboats are berthed. One more large road bridge,
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There are 156,000 square feet (14,500 m) of refrigerated storage facilities and a dedicated terminal for fresh fruits and vegetables. The port handles 80,000 tons (tonnes) of such produce, much of it from the
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demand for their mail and passenger services, they turned their business to holiday cruises: voyages that usually end where they begin, providing short leisure visits to other ports on the way.
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has responsibility for the safety of navigation within the
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with three airfields, at the centre of an area with up to 26 aircraft manufacturers. The Hamble Aerostructures factory remains busy today. It was a centre for air training from 1931 to 1984.
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Four companies operate tugs in the port area. Solent Towage, based at Fawley, operates four fire-fighting tugs. Svitzer Marine operates a number of fire-fighting tugs based at Dock Head.
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on the shore is centred on a chapel which is all that survives of what, when completed in 1836, was the longest building in the world. This is the Royal Victoria Military Hospital, or
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Away from the built up areas and industrial facilities, the western shore is dominated by salt marshes, with some reeds. The next village is Hythe, which is associated with Sir
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who occupy 21 Berth. Towards the western end of the Docks area there are additional berthing and anchoring possibilities, at Marchwood Yacht Club and Eling Sailing Club.
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sand and other quarry products. This trade accounts for 24 per cent by weight of internal goods transport in Britain. The imposing modern structure of
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operates a small fleet of tugs, workboats and barges. Itchen Marine, based on the Itchen River, operates a fleet of tugs, mooring launches and barges.
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Clifton, Paul (27 November 2013). "Electric dilemma".
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City Terminal, berth 101 opened 2003, upgraded 2007
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2809:"P T Contractors Limited website"
2788:"Bunker Suppliers in Southampton"
2341:Hamilton, Keith (18 April 2009).
2149:
1709:Gibson, Rebecca (27 April 2015).
694:Permission was obtained from the
1689:"Directions to Southampton Port"
1581:Maritime Policy & Management
1518:Maritime & Coastguard Agency
1483:The Southampton Seafarers Centre
1468:Southampton Port health services
1358:Portswood Sewage Treatment Works
1339:View upstream from Cobden Bridge
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2390:"History of Calshot – Timeline"
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902:
801:, supplying aviation fuel for
748:
696:Marine Management Organisation
638:– based in Germany, six ships.
578:- based in Florida; five ships
207:and the head of the mile-wide
127:
1:
3266:Competent harbour authorities
2639:"The Calshot Lifeboat (RNLI)"
2455:"The work of Shipping Agents"
1594:10.1080/03088839.2020.1802785
1526:
1368:
992:The Yacht Harbour Association
909:Hythe Pier, Railway and Ferry
647:
2453:Roussel, Mike (April 2004).
1079:
964:
325:
176:twenty-foot equivalent units
136:45 (20–49, 101–110, 200–207)
7:
2730:Roussel, Mike (2003–2010).
2689:Roussel, Mike (2003–2010).
2637:Roussel, Mike (2003–2010).
2611:Roussel, Mike (2003–2010).
1553:Middle East Economic Digest
1131:Royal Victoria Country Park
855:area in Southampton to the
727:
690:The container port at night
10:
3292:
2152:"Hythe Pier & Tramway"
1997:. Associated British Ports
1951:. Associated British Ports
1867:Southampton: Maritime City
1762:Smith, Alex (6 May 2021).
1372:
1267:
1234:; beyond that is the huge
977:
906:
829:
774:Oil and petroleum products
714:and would purchase the MV
265:
261:
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2889:
2830:"H.J. Baker – Operations"
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1814:Timmerman, Paul (2010) .
1280:Highest Astronomical Tide
941:
606:Regent Seven Seas Cruises
145:
140:
126:
114:
109:
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59:
49:
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23:
2217:Haselden, Derek (2010).
1512:Department for Transport
1464:UK Visas and Immigration
1459:HM Revenue & Customs
722:Associated British Ports
582:Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
187:Associated British Ports
166:. The modern era in the
121:Associated British Ports
2881:Harbours of the UK and
2484:Port Cities Southampton
1770:. Tudor Rose Publishing
1717:. Tudor Rose Publishing
1667:Royal Museums Greenwich
1270:River Itchen, Hampshire
1254:Marchwood Military Port
1205:Department of Transport
1093:Outer areas of the port
1066:National Historic Fleet
1480:– The Calshot Lifeboat
1442:
1440:King George V dry dock
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298:There are five active
295:
2691:"Pilots and pilotage"
2586:"Marine Support Unit"
1617:"Southampton weather"
1438:
1427:
1414:Marchwood Incinerator
1390:
1338:
1318:Day Summers & Co.
1316:A shipbuilding firm,
1296:
1243:Christopher Cockerell
1194:
1169:Queen's Harbourmaster
1146:Sir Winston Churchill
1125:
1049:
1028:
973:Boats and small ships
949:
839:
781:
742:multi-storey car park
735:
689:
655:
594:Norwegian Cruise Line
530:and the ocean liner:
458:
405:Navigator of the Seas
395:
341:
285:
2370:. Solent Forum. 2010
2242:. Solent Sky website
2176:. visitMyHarbour.com
1995:Development Projects
1232:Fawley Power Station
1195:Salt marsh near Lepe
1126:Nave of Netley Abbey
1054:in Southampton Water
1022:from Ocean Village.
826:Cross-Solent ferries
708:Channel Island Lines
584:– four smaller ships
473:Celebrity Silhouette
3271:Container terminals
3261:Port of Southampton
2768:on 24 February 2010
2566:on 30 December 2010
2347:Southern Daily Echo
2130:www.redfunnel.co.uk
2106:. 15 September 2017
1297:Itchen wharves and
1236:Fawley Oil Refinery
1007:Blue Funnel Cruises
927:White Horse Ferries
623:Spirit of Discovery
617:Spirit of Adventure
300:passenger terminals
278:Passenger terminals
160:Port of Southampton
151:Port of Southampton
90: /
24:Port of Southampton
3218:Crown Dependencies
2883:Crown Dependencies
2284:"Aviation History"
2078:"Hamble Jetty, UK"
1822:on 14 October 2010
1443:
1433:
1429:VTS Control Centre
1395:
1341:
1302:
1228:Lawrence of Arabia
1197:
1158:Hamble Common Camp
1128:
1056:
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955:
917:to the village of
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576:Disney Cruise Line
524:Anthem of the Seas
464:
409:
349:
296:
172:Port of Felixstowe
94:50.8965°N 1.3968°W
3248:
3247:
2736:PortsandShips.com
2643:PortsandShips.com
2617:PortsandShips.com
2459:PortsandShips.com
2028:"Fawley refinery"
1499:Freightliner Rail
1431:Southampton Docks
1307:St Mary's Stadium
1299:St Mary's Stadium
1201:Lepe Country Park
1098:Southampton Water
996:Williams Shipping
959:Williams Shipping
931:Blue Funnel Group
643:Freight and cargo
630:Silversea Cruises
468:Celebrity Cruises
358:Queen Elizabeth 2
213:Southampton Water
156:
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3192:Northern Ireland
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2738:. Archived from
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1420:Other activities
1311:Southampton F.C.
1176:Maritime Academy
812:Oil Terminal at
803:Heathrow Airport
761:Perishable foods
502:Princess Cruises
251:Southern Railway
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1556:. 11 March 2015
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1506:Headquarters –
1449:Shipping agents
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1397:The village of
1392:Eling Tide Mill
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650:
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600:Oceania Cruises
564:Crystal Cruises
558:Azamara Cruises
519:Royal Caribbean
490:Queen Elizabeth
416:P&O Cruises
384:P&O Cruises
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