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Webb Dock

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timber, wood pulp and newsprint. The ship loading installed in the 1980s were removed in mid 2014. Webb Dock West is Australia’s main terminal for motor vehicle imports and exports with over 370,000 new vehicles pass shipped in 2012‐13. It comprises “roll‐on roll‐off” ramps with a 19‐hectare automotive terminal with storage for 7000 vehicles.
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Expansion of the container facilities was undertaken from 2014, to accommodate increased import trade and increase capacity to one million standard containers per year. This included reinstating container cranes, land fill north of the dock for container storage, expanded automotive terminal and new
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Webb Dock East has five berths and 40 hectares of container stacking area. Berths 1 and 2 serve the Tasmanian coastal trade and three multi‐purpose general cargo berths and an automotive terminal accommodate cars, trucks, buses and other wheeled machinery, as well as bulk break commodities such as
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acted on plans that had been developed in the immediate post war period, to construct a new dock at the mouth of the Yarra, which would reduce the turn-around time for shipping by avoiding the difficult route up to the river wharves. The shore at the head of
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and a rail terminal north of the dock were constructed in 1984-86 to link the dock with the West Melbourne rail yards but decommissioned in 1992 due to its impractically sharp bends and to enable the development of
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used Webb Dock from about 1959. This was the first berth of its type in Australia. No. 2 berth was completed in 1961 to accommodate the roll‐on roll‐off cargo vessel
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Jubilee history of the Melbourne Harbor Trust: compiled from the original records of the Trust and from the Victorian Hansard / by Benjamin Hoare, 1842-1932
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facilities handling motor vehicle import and export and break bulk commodities and a container terminal. The dock is named after
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Media release The Hon David Hodgett MP Minister for Ports, Friday 2 May 2014, Visit www.premier.vic.gov.au
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once accommodated fishermen's shacks, the last of which was demolished in the 1970s to expand the dock.
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No.1 "roll‐on roll‐off" berth was completed and opened in 1959 with a road ramp and land area for the
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Shipping in Melbourne was initially accommodated at wharves on the Yarra River downstream of
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constructed progressively from 1960, by dredging and land fill at the mouth of the
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Meiers, Allan; Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society (2006),
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Fluid City: Transforming Melbourne's Urban Waterfront
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Roll-on/roll-off
Fishermans Bend
Melbourne, Victoria
Yarra River
roll-on/roll-off
John Percival Webb
Queen Street
Port Phillip Bay
Melbourne Harbor Trust
Port Phillip Bay
Princess of Tasmania
Bass Trader
Webb Dock railway line
Docklands
roll-on roll-off
Toll Shipping
International Container Terminal Services Inc.





"Fact sheet: Webb Dock history"
Collin Jones, 'Wharves and Docks', eMelbourne encyclopedia
International Container Terminal Services Inc
"New Melbourne operator slammed for 'poor reputation'"
Media release The Hon David Hodgett MP Minister for Ports, Friday 2 May 2014, Visit www.premier.vic.gov.au
Kim Dovey
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