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East Arm Wharf - further development - Stage 2

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East Arm Wharf - Stage 2

The announcement of the go ahead of the Adelaide to Darwin railway project was the trigger for the Port of Darwin to proceed with the $100 million Stage 2 development at East Arm.

Stage 2 development plans included:-

Extension of the Stage 1 general purpose berth by 110m to provide a total of 600m of continuous berth face. The berth is able to cater for Panamax Class vessels and third generation container vessels.

Construction of a 16m wide railway access causeway to link the Adelaide to Darwin railway and national rail network to an Intermodal Container facility.

200m of wharf with priority access for container vessels, common user berth facility with capacity for the provision of 3 quay cranes able to handle third generation container vessels.

Reclamation of a nominal 4 hectares for an intermodal container terminal with capacity to handle in excess of 250,000 TEU per year. The facility has provision for two rail sidings and
mobile terminal operating equipment.

A further extension of the berth by 154m to a total length of 754m with the construction of a dedicated bulk liquids berth and mooring dolphins. The berth has a vessel design capacity of 80,000dwt.

 

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Last updated: Thursday, January 12, 2006
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