Methil Docks

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Methil Docks is a historic commercial port facility in Methil, Fife, Scotland, that served as a key hub for coal export and maritime trade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal infrastructure
commercial port
harbour
port
associatedWithIndustry coal mining
maritime trade
shipping industry
builtFor large-scale bulk cargo export
connectedTo British coastal shipping network
Scottish coal industry
international coal markets
country Scotland
currentUse local maritime and industrial uses
reduced commercial port activity
declineCause changes in energy consumption patterns
decline of coal mining in Fife
developedFor export of coal from local collieries
economicRole employment centre for local communities
export point for Fife coal
eraOfPeakActivity 20th century
hasFeature cargo handling facilities
dock basins
quays
rail connections to coalfields
hasHeritageValue example of early 20th-century industrial maritime infrastructure
historicalSignificance important regional commercial port in eastern Scotland
key hub for coal export from Fife coalfields
locatedIn Fife
Methil
Scotland
United Kingdom
locatedOn north shore of the Firth of Forth
nearbySettlement Buckhaven
Leven
openingDate early 20th century
partOf Firth of Forth
Levenmouth area
servedRegion Fife
North Sea trade routes
central Scotland
status historic port facility
transportConnection railway links to inland collieries
usedFor cargo handling
coal export
maritime trade
shipping
waterbody North Sea

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Methil hasPort Methil Docks