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March 26, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bristol Plans to Build Major New Container Terminal in Severn Estuary (Avonmouth,UK)

Work on the new deep-sea terminal will take between three and four years to complete, Government says.Plans to build a major new container terminal in the Severn estuary have been approved.The new deep-sea terminal at Avonmouth will be built partly… [mappress] Source:motorboatsmonthly,March 26,2010;

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Work on the new deep-sea terminal will take between three and four years to complete, Government says.Plans to build a major new container terminal in the Severn estuary have been approved.The new deep-sea terminal at Avonmouth will be built partly…

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Source:motorboatsmonthly,March 26,2010;

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