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'Teesport' is a large sea port located in borough of Redcar and Cleveland and the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire in North-East of England. It is one of the United Kingdom's three largest ports[1] and lies three miles (5 km) to the east of Middlesbrough. It is currently owned by PD Ports, a division of Babcock & Brown[2]
The port covers an area of 200 hectares (2 square kilometres) of land alongside the Southern bank of the River Tees. At its heart is Tees Dock, a deep-water facility some 5 nautical miles (9 km) from the sea. The estate is rail connected and close to the A66 trans-pennine route, and to other major trunk roads.
Facilities include two Container Quays, one a 294 metre the other a 360 metre and Roll-on Roll Off (RORO) facilities
1. PD Ports plc
2. http://www.pdports.co.uk/
★ Official company website
★ Teesside Listening, amateur website dedicated to Teesport
The port covers an area of 200 hectares (2 square kilometres) of land alongside the Southern bank of the River Tees. At its heart is Tees Dock, a deep-water facility some 5 nautical miles (9 km) from the sea. The estate is rail connected and close to the A66 trans-pennine route, and to other major trunk roads.
Facilities include two Container Quays, one a 294 metre the other a 360 metre and Roll-on Roll Off (RORO) facilities
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References
1. PD Ports plc
2. http://www.pdports.co.uk/
External links
★ Official company website
★ Teesside Listening, amateur website dedicated to Teesport
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