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Home›Dredging›Sydney’s (AU) White Bay hiccup: new ships too tall to fit under bridge
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December 22, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Sydney’s (AU) White Bay hiccup: new ships too tall to fit under bridge

NOT one of the 42 cruise ships under construction in dockyards around the world will be able to use the new White Bay passenger terminal announced by the State Government because they are too tall to pass under the Harbour Bridge… Source: Sydney Morning Herald, December 22, 2009;

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NOT one of the 42 cruise ships under construction in dockyards around the world will be able to use the new White Bay passenger terminal announced by the State Government because they are too tall to pass under the Harbour Bridge…

Source: Sydney Morning Herald, December 22, 2009;

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