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During the last 10 years the European Ports have grown over 3% per annum (CAGR). The Amsterdam Seaports have performed well above average together with other ports such as Bremen and Hamburg. The Port of Rotterdam is still, by far the largest port in Europe, measured in gross tonnage. In 2008 the Amsterdam Seaports had a market share in the Hamburg-Le Havre range of 7,7%. The Port of Amsterdam, the 4th largest in Northern Europe, has grown over 5,4% per year the last ten years. | During the last 10 years the European Ports have grown over 3% per annum (CAGR). The Amsterdam Seaports have performed well above average together with other ports such as Bremen and Hamburg. The Port of Rotterdam is still, by far the largest port in Europe, measured in gross tonnage. In 2008 the Amsterdam Seaports had a market share in the Hamburg-Le Havre range of 7,7%. The Port of Amsterdam, the 4th largest in Northern Europe, has grown over 5,4% per year the last ten years. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:47, 14 October 2009
During the last 10 years the European Ports have grown over 3% per annum (CAGR). The Amsterdam Seaports have performed well above average together with other ports such as Bremen and Hamburg. The Port of Rotterdam is still, by far the largest port in Europe, measured in gross tonnage. In 2008 the Amsterdam Seaports had a market share in the Hamburg-Le Havre range of 7,7%. The Port of Amsterdam, the 4th largest in Northern Europe, has grown over 5,4% per year the last ten years.
