Staten Island waterfront piers

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The Staten Island waterfront piers are a series of maritime structures along Staten Island’s shoreline that have historically supported New York City’s shipping, ferry, and industrial waterfront activities.

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Surface form Occurrences
Staten Island waterfront 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf maritime structure collection
waterfront infrastructure
adjacentTo industrial zones on Staten Island
residential neighborhoods on Staten Island
border Arthur Kill NERFINISHED
Kill Van Kull NERFINISHED
Upper New York Bay NERFINISHED
connectsTo New York Harbor shipping lanes
Staten Island road network NERFINISHED
developedDuring 19th century
20th century
environmentalContext New York Harbor estuary NERFINISHED
function berthing of vessels
loading and unloading of goods
passenger embarkation and disembarkation
governedBy New York City Department of Transportation regulations
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey regulations
hasActivity container and bulk cargo operations
ferry passenger traffic
maritime commerce
hasUse cargo handling
ferry service
industrial waterfront activities
maritime transportation
shipping
historicallySupported New York City ferry operations
New York City industrial waterfront
New York City shipping
includes Homeport pier area
Howland Hook marine terminal piers NERFINISHED
St. George ferry terminal piers NERFINISHED
Stapleton waterfront piers
locatedIn New York City
New York State NERFINISHED
Staten Island
United States of America
surface form: United States
ownedBy New York City
surface form: City of New York

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey NERFINISHED
partOf New York City maritime infrastructure network NERFINISHED
New York Harbor waterfront NERFINISHED
regulatedBy U.S. Coast Guard NERFINISHED
subjectOf port modernization efforts
waterfront redevelopment projects
usedBy Staten Island Ferry NERFINISHED
cargo vessels
industrial tenants
tugboats

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City of New York (historically, via piers and waterfront control) historicallyOwned Staten Island waterfront piers
subject surface form: City of New York
New York City waterfront hasPart Staten Island waterfront piers
this entity surface form: Staten Island waterfront