intermediate port

Several of these 187 minor and intermediate ports are merely "notified"; little or no cargo handling actually takes place.

Initially, she retained a car-carrying capability, giving the option of leaving at intermediate ports.

Oil could flow from the Middle East to intermediate ports for shipment into the United States.

For the remainder of the war, Libra carried cargo from Noumea to Leyte and intermediate ports.

Navlakhi Port is an all-weather lighterage non-major intermediate Port.

The frigate was noted for her spacious accommodations, a critical factor on voyages that could take three months or even more without an intermediate port of call.

The vessel had sailed from Bombay on 23 May, on a round trip to Basra, calling at intermediate ports.

The District has an intermediate port at Kozhikode (including Beypore) and a minor port at Vadakara.

In 1916 she was assigned to the Barcelona-Buenos Aires line, with several intermediate ports of call, including Santos in Brazil.

All his hopes were destroyed in that trip, days later, when he was given a condolence letter in an intermediate port, signed by Juan José Latorre.

African states are used unscrupulously as intermediate ports: Tanzania, Uganda, former Zaire, Angola, Kenya and even South Africa.

Ennore Port was recently converted from an intermediate port to a major port and handles all the coal and ore traffic in Tamil Nadu.

Construction not only progressed south from the Christchurch end and north from Dunedin, but also from the intermediate ports of Timaru and Oamaru in both directions.

She gave a separate sheet of paper to each ship, and on it, in neat, small writing, she had listed every voyage, with any intermediate ports of call, over the past twelve months.

Chesapeake and Enterprise departed Gibraltar on 17 August bound for Leghorn, while providing protection for a convoy of merchant ships that were bound for intermediate ports.

The chief steward who recorded the voucher numbers might remember which passenger showed him the "R" voucher, but that steward had long-since switched over to an inbound ship at some intermediate port.

Third, the Court held that, if the defendant had a fixed intention to so arm the vessel upon leaving the United States, the frustration of that intention at the intermediate port was irrelevant.

As for the war against the Spanish who still held out in southern Peru, the Governing Board decided to conduct the military plan of San Martín, to attack the royalists from South intermediate ports.

Finally Magdalla Port was opened out in 1966 as an intermediate Port during which year the port has handled Bananas as export cargo and fertilizers, foodgrain as Import cargo.

Chusan was taken off Far East passenger service and began to make cruises, before being again transferred to a regular service from Australia to Yokohama, with an intermediate port of call at Hong Kong.

Tamil Nadu has three major seaports at Chennai, Ennore and Tuticorin, as well as one intermediate port, at Nagapattinam (Seven other minor ports including Cuddalore and Nagapattinam).

The Falklands Intermediate Port and Storage System, FIPASS, consists of a series of oil-rig barges built in Middlesborough and shipped in by the Ministry of Defence after the conflict.

Some races are carried out in stages, where repairs and resupply may be carried out at the intermediate ports of call; in non-stop races and record attempts, no outside assistance is permitted, whether in the form of a tow, repairs, or supplies.

We also believe that at the same time, in Europe, where there are not many ports that are deep enough to allow large vessels to operate there, there will be development of intermediate ports and also small and medium-sized ports, thus boosting cabotage and river transport.

Captain James Horsburgh, a Scottish hydrographer to the British East India Company who had prepared many charts and sailing instructions for the East Indies, China, New Holland, the Cape of Good Hope and other intermediate ports, died in May 1836.