Port of London

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The Port of London is a major historic and commercial seaport serving London along the River Thames, once one of the world’s busiest ports and still a key hub for trade and logistics in the United Kingdom.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf port and harbour
river port
seaport
country United Kingdom
extendsFrom Teddington Lock
extendsTo North Sea
foundedBy Port of London Act 1908
governingBody Port of London Authority
handles coastal shipping traffic
export cargo
import cargo
inland waterway traffic
hasEconomicRole major logistics hub for the UK
supports employment in maritime and logistics sectors
supports manufacturing and distribution in South East England
hasMouthIn North Sea
hasPart London Gateway Port
Thames oil terminals
Tilbury Docks
passenger piers on the Thames
wharves along the Thames
headquartersLocation London
historicalSignificance central to the growth of London as a global trading city
major hub of the British Empire’s maritime trade
one of the world’s busiest ports in the 19th century
inception 1909
locatedIn London
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory England
locatedInTimeZone UTC+01:00
UTC±00:00
locatedOn River Thames
mainRiverSection tidal Thames
majorTradeFunction aggregates
bulk cargo
container traffic
food and drink imports
oil and petroleum products
roll-on/roll-off traffic
operatedBy Port of London Authority
partOf Thames Estuary
primaryModeOfTransport maritime shipping
regulates conservancy of the tidal Thames
navigation on the tidal Thames
safety of shipping on the Thames
serves Greater London
South East England
usedFor commercial shipping
inland freight by barge
passenger services
tourist river cruises

Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Gravesend ("Port of London (Gravesend reach)")
Thames
Thames Estuary
hasPort
Port of London ("Port of London Authority")
governingBody
East India Docks, London ("Port of London Authority")
laterOperatedBy
Port of London ("Port of London Authority")
operatedBy
East India Docks, London ("Port of London dock system")
partOf

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