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May 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Millom Port Docks Great Potential (UK)

PORT MILLOM is a 16-acre site on the Duddon Estuary which was first used to transport pig iron from the town and bring iron ore to be… By Ann McVea (nwemail) [mappress] Source: nwemail, May 12, 2011;

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PORT MILLOM is a 16-acre site on the Duddon Estuary which was first used to transport pig iron from the town and bring iron ore to be…

By Ann McVea ( nwemail )

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Source: nwemail, May 12, 2011;

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