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September 14, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Port of Venice plans to develop larger port for big bulkers

The Port of Venice has submitted a plan to the Italian Government to develop and expand the port to allow for large bulk carriers. The scheme is aimed at creating a shipping, road and rail hub at Marghera. According to the New Civil Engineer, to make the proposed port plans viable, a channel from th

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The Port of Venice has submitted a plan to the Italian Government to develop and expand the port to allow for large bulk carriers. The scheme is aimed at creating a shipping, road and rail hub at Marghera.

According to the New Civil Engineer, to make the proposed port plans viable, a channel from the Malamocco inlet will need to be deeply and continually dredged.

Venice’s long-term threat is rising water levels.

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