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Continente: Europa

País: Reino Unido

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Año: 1906

Estado: Terminado

Descripción:Reino Unido: el tráfico portuario en aumento para el 2004

Miércoles 25 mayo 2005

El Ministerio de Transportes del Reino Unido publica los resultados provisionales para los 52 principales puertos del país. Con un tráfico de 572,1 MT en el 2004, se registró un aumento del 3% en los intercambios, comparado con el ejercicio anterior. Ese aumento se debe principalmente al incremento del tráfico interior ( 17,6 MT), mientras que los intercambios exteriores marcaron un leve descenso (- 1,2 MT). Grimsby and Immingham sigue siendo el puerto principal del país con un tráfico global de 57,6 MT seguido por Tees and Hartlepool (53,8 MT) - Londres (53,3 MT). En octubre del 2005, el Ministerio publicará un informe completo - detallado.

http://news.aivp.org/news.php?page=tag&id_mot=640&lang=es

http://www.humber.com/admin/content/files/Pilotage and Charges/ABP Port Charges/G and I Charges Bk 2012A.pdf

The Port of Grimsby and Immingham is the UK’s largest port by tonnage.[26] Its prime deep-water location on the Humber Estuary, gives companies direct access to mainland Europe and beyond. Benefiting from a prime deep-water location on the Humber Estuary, one of Europe’s busiest trade routes, it plays a central role in the commercial life of the UK. The port is operated by Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK's largest and leading ports group. Grimsby and Immingham, and ABP's 19 other ports, form a UK-wide network capable of handling every conceivable type of cargo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimsby#Ports

http://www.abports.co.uk/Our_Locations/Grimsby_Immingham/Grimsby/

http://www.portofgrimsby.com/

Port of Immingham

In 2008 the Port of Grimsby and Immingham was the UK’s largest port by tonnage.[16]It is owned by Associated British Ports and is a constituent port in the Hull and Humber Ports City Region. Its prime deep-water location on the Humber Estuary, gives companies direct access to mainland Europe and beyond.[citation needed]

Building of Immingham Dock began in 1906, and it as opened by King George V on 22 July 1912. In part funded by the Great Central Railway, the dock property was 2.5 miles (4.0 km) by 1-mile (2 km); covering 1,000 acres (4 km2), with 45 acres (180,000 m2) of water.[17] The docks were connected to the town and mainline by the Grimsby & Immingham Electric Railway, with locomotive servicing at Immingham TMD. Now owned by Associated British Ports, Immingham is home to the largest deep-sea docks in the country.[citation needed] A large port and industrial complex, coal is imported through the port by SSM Coal Ltd. The port partnership of Grimsby & Immingham is the largest port in the UK in terms of tonnage, with a total traffic of 57 million tonnes, 10% of the total, in 2006. Much overseas coal for the Trent Valley and Aire valley power stations arrives in this country at Immingham and is transferred via FirstGBRf. The large Immingham Railfreight Terminal to service the docks, also acts as a storage point for excess locomotives and wagons, as well as a scrapping location.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immingham#Port_of_Immingham

http://www.abports.co.uk/Our_Locations/Grimsby_Immingham/Immingham/

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