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Mind Map by chloe.dejonk, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by chloe.dejonk
about 9 years ago
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The Port of Melbourne
- History
- 1842, bank of the Yarra River
first served as a wharf
- Constructed in 1889
- 1842, bank of the Yarra River
first served as a wharf
- Change
- Has had to expand to cater for the increase in
amount of shipping containers and size of ships
- Channel
Deepening Project
- Has had to expand to cater for the increase in
amount of shipping containers and size of ships
- Economy
- Creates jobs, eg. truck drivers,
port workers and ship workers
- Privatising the docks could reap $8billion
- Currently employs 53,000 people
- Impact of the Port on Victoria's
economy in 2012-13 was estimated to be about $2.1
billion
- Creates jobs, eg. truck drivers,
port workers and ship workers
- Location
- Located in West Melbourne
on the outskirts of the city
- Absolute location: 37°50'24.0"S
144°54'36.0"E
- Located in West Melbourne
on the outskirts of the city
- Livability
- Port Melbourne Waterfront Urban Design Framework
- "The City of Port Phillip has adopted the Port
Melbourne Waterfront Urban Design
Framework (2013) to enhance this gateway to
Melbourne, its liveability and sustainable
future. The plan identifies actions to guide
public realm developments, improve transport
and accessibility, connections to built form and
community relationships."
- "The City of Port Phillip has adopted the Port
Melbourne Waterfront Urban Design
Framework (2013) to enhance this gateway to
Melbourne, its liveability and sustainable
future. The plan identifies actions to guide
public realm developments, improve transport
and accessibility, connections to built form and
community relationships."
- Port Melbourne Waterfront Urban Design Framework
- Imports/ Exports
- Without the port, Melbourne would
not have as easy access to all of the
imported products
- Gives the ability for Melbourne
to import things we don't/ can't
manufacture here, such as cars and electronics
- We are able to export
our own products such
as agricultural products,
which boosts our
economy
- Without the port, Melbourne would
not have as easy access to all of the
imported products
- Environment & Sustainability
- Planning has been done to create the PoMC’s Climate
Change Strategy, which aims to reduce energy consumption
of the port, which will make it more environmentally
sustainable
- Projects such as the channel deepening project ensure
that the Port of Melbourne will be able to keep up with
the constant increase in size of ships meaning that the
port of Melbourne will continue to be able to handle the
amount of ships coming in and out of the port.
- Planning has been done to create the PoMC’s Climate
Change Strategy, which aims to reduce energy consumption
of the port, which will make it more environmentally
sustainable
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