floating landing stage

A floating landing stage projected into the river, close to the site of the coke works.

Twelve Quays has a floating landing stage in the river that can take two ro-ro ferries at the same time.

In 1847, the first floating landing stage, which rose and fell with the tide so that boats could dock at any time, was opened at Liverpool.

Because of the variation in the water level in Lake Hume, the ferry operates between floating landing stages which are attached to each bank.

A unique floating landing stage, which is 348 metres long, enables the handling of vessels with their passengers and luggage at any state of the tide.

On the port side, the side toward the shore, about amidships, was a floating landing stage of heavy planks fastened to metal pontoon floats.

Construction of a floating landing stage in 1861 allowed for combined usage by the ferries and the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board.

At Woodside, land between the Woodside Hotel and the end of the old pier was reclaimed, and in 1861 the floating landing stage was opened.