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Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong

Tuesday, 28th June 2005 by

This is brilliant, hundreds of sea-vessels of all shapes and sizes zipping around in Victoria harbour, Hong Kong. Scroll around to see just how many of them there are! Victoria Harbour is one of the busiest ports in the world, with an average of 220,000 ships visiting the harbour each year. Apparently the container port in Hong Kong is the busiest in the world. There’s some weird looking cargo transporter…

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