Port of Belfast

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The Port of Belfast is Northern Ireland’s principal maritime gateway, handling most of the region’s seaborne trade and serving as a major hub for freight, passenger, and cruise traffic.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf commercial port
cruise port
ferry port
seaport
connectsTo rail network of Northern Ireland
road network of Northern Ireland
country United Kingdom
governingBody Belfast Harbour Commissioners
handles bulk cargo
container traffic
cruise ships
passenger ferries
roll-on/roll-off traffic
hasEconomicRole key logistics hub for Northern Ireland supply chains
major employer in Belfast region
hasFacility bulk terminal
container terminal
cruise terminal
ferry terminal
logistics park
ro-ro terminal
warehousing
hasFunction cruise ship terminal
freight transport hub
passenger transport hub
hasTraffic cruise
freight
passenger
hasType deep-water port
historicallyAssociatedWith Harland and Wolff shipyard
shipbuilding in Belfast
isMajorHubFor cruise traffic in Northern Ireland
freight traffic in Northern Ireland
passenger traffic in Northern Ireland
isPrincipalGatewayFor seaborne trade of Northern Ireland
locatedIn Belfast
Belfast Lough
Northern Ireland
locatedOnWaterbody Belfast Lough
Irish Sea
near Belfast city centre
operator Belfast Harbour Commissioners
partOf economy of Northern Ireland
regionServed Great Britain
Ireland
serves Belfast metropolitan area
Northern Ireland

Referenced by (12)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
County Antrim
Irish Sea ("Belfast")
hasMajorPort
Thompson Dock ("Belfast Harbour")
Titanic Quarter ("Belfast Harbour")
locatedIn
Sydenham Peninsula ("Belfast Harbour")
adjacentTo
Edward James Harland & Company ("Belfast Harbour")
associatedWith
Port of Belfast ("Belfast Harbour Commissioners")
governingBody
Belfast
hasPort
Titanic Belfast ("Belfast waterfront")
locatedOn
Titanic Studios ("Belfast Harbour Commissioners")
operatedBy
Port of Belfast ("Belfast Harbour Commissioners")
operator
Titanic Studios ("Belfast Harbour Commissioners")
ownedBy

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