Aarhus puts its house in order

In-Depth 1 Sep 2011 by WCN Editorial

The Port of Aarhus has expanded significantly in the past decade, by creating an outer port area and transferring most cargo handling operations out of the old city port. It is redeveloping the city areas for non-port related commercial and residential use.

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Aarhus puts its house in order

In-Depth 1 Sep 2011 by WCN Editorial

The Port of Aarhus has expanded significantly in the past decade, by creating an outer port area and transferring most cargo handling operations out of the old city port. It is redeveloping the city areas for non-port related commercial and residential use.

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