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Port and seaside resort
Age 11 · Geography
People use and build up a coast in different ways. A port is made for moving goods by ship, while a seaside resort is made for holidays and fun.
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In the picture
- Cargo ship: carries goods to and from other places
- Gantry crane: lifts heavy containers on and off ships
- Pleasure pier: a walkway over the sea for visitors to enjoy
- Hotel: a place for holiday visitors to stay
Examples
- Rotterdam in the Netherlands is a huge industrial port.
- Copacabana in Brazil is a famous seaside resort.
Key takeaways
- Ports need deep water, wharves, cranes and warehouses for trade.
- Resorts need sandy beaches, hotels and attractions for tourists.
Quiz: Port and seaside resort (Age 11)
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What is a port built for?
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Which of these does a seaside resort need most?
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What does a gantry crane do in a port?
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