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The top 10 ports in China for 2005:
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2005
(0'000 TEU)
|
2004
(0'000 TEU)
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Difference
(0'000 TEU)
|
% rise
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| Shanghai |
1,808.4
|
1,455.0
|
353.4
|
24.3
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| Shenzhen |
1,619.7
|
1,365.9
|
253.8
|
18.6
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| Qingdao |
631.0
|
514.0
|
117.0
|
22.8
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| Ningbo |
520.8
|
400.6
|
120.2
|
30.0
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| Tianjin |
480.1
|
381.4
|
98.7
|
25.9
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| Guangzhou |
468.4
|
330.8
|
137.6
|
41.6
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| Xiamen |
334.3
|
287.2
|
47.1
|
16.4
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| Dalian |
268.7
|
221.1
|
47.6
|
21.5
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| Lianyungang |
100.5
|
50.2
|
50.3
|
100.2
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| Zhongshan |
99.9
|
92.2
|
7.7
|
8.3
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January 2006, with the Chinese New Year holidays, was a
slow month for the Hong Kong port. The overall port handled
1.92mn TEU at a rise of 1.1%, with the Kwai Chung-Tsing
Yi terminals accounting for 1.22mn TEU at a rise of 4.5%.
The Shenzhen ports handled 1.5mn TEU in January 2006, at
a 14.2% rise.
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