Barrow-in-Furness - Quays & Terminals

The south-west Cumbrian Port of Barrow plays a key role in serving the offshore energy industry that has seen this region described as Britain's "energy coast". Close to the Lake District National Park, Barrow is linked to the M6 by the A590 and also has a direct connection to the national rail network. The port has 15 ha of secure open storage and is the site of BAE Systems' submarine design and manufacuring facility.

Name:	Barrow-in-Furness
Owner:	Associated British Ports (ABP)
Country:	United Kingdom
Sea:	Irish Sea

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ABP and TIPC collaborate on floating wind

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Wednesday, 08 November 2023

Belfast Berth

Type	Quay
Organisation	Associated British Ports (ABP)
Max. Quay Length	170 m
Max. LOA	150 m
Max. Depth	10 m

Ramsden Dock Basin

Type	Basin
Organisation	Associated British Ports (ABP)
Max. Quay Length	245 m
Max. LOA	150 m
Max. Depth	10 m

Ramsden Dock Terminal

Type	Terminal
Organisation	Associated British Ports (ABP)
Max. Quay Length	230 m
Max. LOA	150 m
Max. Depth	10 m

Anchor Line Basin

Type	Basin
Organisation	Associated British Ports (ABP)
Max. Quay Length	750 m
Max. LOA	150 m
Max. Depth	10 m

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