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Home›Dredging›Port Botany Expansion Project in Progress (Australia)
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April 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Port Botany Expansion Project in Progress (Australia)

Sydney Ports advises that the port extension will include 1,850 metres of additional quay line for five new shipping berths, dedicated road access and rail sidings to the new terminal area and additional tug berths. It’s expected that the terminal will be operational from 2012… [mappress] Source:max

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Sydney Ports advises that the port extension will include 1,850 metres of additional quay line for five new shipping berths, dedicated road access and rail sidings to the new terminal area and additional tug berths. It’s expected that the terminal will be operational from 2012…

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Source:maximos62,April 13,2010;

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