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Aerial view of Webb Dock, vehicle storage areas and ships beside the Yarra River entrance, with West Gate Bridge and the Port Melbourne shoreline.

Webb Dock and Yarra River entrance aerial view, 27 July 2011

Project
Webb DockView project record →
Capture Date
27 July 2011
Description
Captured on 27 July 2011, this aerial view shows Webb Dock, vehicle storage areas and ships beside the Yarra River entrance, with West Gate Bridge and the Port Melbourne shoreline. The image records the dock layout visible on that date.

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Webb DockPort MelbournePort of Melbournevehicle storage

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Image ID: e2d9b7c8

Image Details

This high-resolution archive image captures an aerial view of Webb Dock, vehicle storage areas and ships beside the Yarra River entrance, with West Gate Bridge and the Port Melbourne shoreline. It was captured on 27 July 2011. Visible and searchable details include Webb Dock, Port Melbourne, Port of Melbourne, vehicle storage. These details document the photographed site and its surroundings at the recorded capture date.

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Image ID
E2D9B7C8
Capture Date
27 July 2011
Project
Webb Dock

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It forms part of the Webb Dock image collection.

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