Meanings of inland port in English

St. Petersburg will be no longer an inland port.

The loss, even to an inland port like Exeter, in ships, money, and men, was enormous.

COFCO acquired the terminal near the busy inland port of St. Louis as part of its Nidera deal.

The company also provides ancillary facilities on its development, such as the inland port facility at Cikarang Dry Port.

Chongqing, the biggest city in western China, is a manufacturing hub and important inland port on the Yangtze River.

Shide's founder Xu Ming was detained the day before Bo was ousted as party secretary of the inland port city.

Kotahi will also take half ownership of Port of Tauranga's inland port near PrimePort Timaru in exchange for dramatically increasing export cargoes.

It is planned to include industrial, commercial, retail and residential development, with the first 17ha of the inland port now in development.

The Beaumont port is the furthest inland port on the Sabine Neches, a long curving waterway that empties into the Gulf of Mexico.

With fourteen miles of riverfront docking space, Chicago was the new nation's largest inland port, and bullish traders were anxious to exploit nature's gift.

The Chips building is on a narrow site bounded by canals (Manchester's money machine was lubricated by waterways that made it an inland port).

The first stage of the Ruakura inland port will cost $50 million and is expected to open for business in early 2019.

The Ruakura Inland Port is expected to be completed in 2021.

In the PGF announcement today, deputy prime minister Winston Peters said it would provide critical infrastructure for the Ruakura Inland Port.

Tainui Group Holdings and the Port of Tauranga have announced a rail partnership at the proposed Ruakura Inland Port near Hamilton.