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Aerial view of Immingham Docks, Lincolnshire, UK

Onshore storage of blades and parts for wind generators at a seaport in Germany.

$Aerial view of Montelbaanstoren Clock Tower in Amsterdam, Montelbaanstoren tower in Amsterdam, aerial city view of Montelbaanstoren Tower, aerial view of narrow canals of Amsterdam, popular place in Amsterdam\n\nThe Montelbaanstoren is a tower on bank of the Oudeschans – a canal in Amsterdam. The original tower was built in 1516 as part of the Walls of Amsterdam for the purpose of defending the city and the harbour. The top half, designed by Hendrick de Keyser, was extended to its current, decorative form in 1606. Since then the tower has been 48m tall.$

Rostock , Germany - August 14, 2016: Container terminal and cranes in the port of Warnemunde. Rostock is largest Baltic port(photographed early in the morning)in Rostock, Germany

Line-up of old industrial cranes in the harbor of Antwerp at dawn, Belgium

Makkum, Netherlands, August 12, 2024; Center of the picturesque town of Makkum in Friesland.

Livorno, Italy - August 27, 2017: Shipping industrial trade port. Crane bridge and import export container at shipping port harbor.

Raisio, Finland - September 21, 2019: Turku Shipyard was founded in 1737 and, today, it is one of the leading European shipbuilding companies. Over the years the shipyard has built 1,300 new ships.

Netherlands Leiden city old town canal windmill wind turbine

Heavy Lifting Crane against the sky and clouds in Cuba

Rotterdam is a modern and diverse city in the Netherlands. It's known for its innovative architecture and the busy Port of Rotterdam. The city has museums, cultural events, and a vibrant nightlife. Rotterdam is a great place to explore and experience a mix of contemporary and traditional Dutch culture.

Container ship cranes in Port of Melbourne docks

Gothenburg, Sweden - July 5, 2019: Old Harbour Cranes in sea channel of Gothenburg, there were used for buildings ships

Aerial view of River Thames UK Essex for drone

With the Liverpool waterfront behind, the 250 tonne crane Skylift 2 operating on the submersible Skyline Barge 26 while lifting equipment at docks in Alfred Dock, Birkenhead

The Port of Gdansk and shipyard in a sunny day. View from above.

The old, disused NDSM Shipyard in North Amsterdam, Netherlands is now a creative space for artists. At one stage during the 1930s it was the biggest shipbuilding company in the world, building cargo ships, bulk carriers, cruisers and war ships for the Dutch navy. The Netherlands was still a major imperial power back then, but by the 1970s the world had changed significantly and the European shipbuilding industry was in serious decline. NDSM, located in Amsterdam's industrial and unfashionable north side, stopped taking new orders in 1978 and closed it's doors altogether in 1984. The area went to waste and for a short while became a centre of criminal activity. Soon after, the empty warehouses were squatted and the area became a hub of artistic creativity. Today the area has become quite trendy and Amsterdam city council provides subsidies to artists and craftspeople to help regenerate the area.

Rotterdam port, the biggerst port in the Europe, Netherlands, Europe

Osaka, Japan - September 3, 2023 : General view of the container terminals in Osaka, Japan.

Civitavecchia, Italy - may 21, 2014 - Port of Civitavecchia also known as Port of Rome, is the seaport of Civitavecchia, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy. Is an important hub for the maritime transport in Italy, for goods and passengers

The commercial port, city of Rouen, department of Seine Maritime, France

Haarlem, the Netherlands city view. Summer in Europe.

The Port of Amsterdam is the second largest port in the Netherlands. Drone point of view.

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