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Although not as busy as they were, The Tyne and Blyth are still
visited by many types of ships. Here are a few. |
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Aluminium | Barges & Pontoons |
Bulkers | Cable Ships |
Containers | Cranes | Cross-Channel Ferries |
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Dredgers | Fishing | Fishery Research |
Floating Oil Platforms |
General Cargo |
Harbour Tugs |
Hospital Ship |
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Jack-up Platforms |
Offshore services |
Oil platforms |
Passengers | Powerboats | Rocks | Sail |
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'Sea Tugs' | Second Tunnel |
Semi- submersibles |
Survey | Swans' Last | Tankers | Trinity House |
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There's more on Jim's Tyneside Photo Blog Images of more vessels may be found on Ships and boats on the Tyne, Wear & Blyth |
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Vehicles | Warships | Accommodation block |
The others |