wharfing การใช้

In 1835, while operating his dry goods business, he applied for, and received, wharfing privileges.
Some dock walls were built as sloped constructions, with blue gum timber wharfing, due to poor ground conditions preventing satisfactory foundations.
By the 1970s, new container ports with larger wharfing facilities and cruise liner terminals around the city meant the usage of the wharf declined.
However, a port and wharfing site such as Elkridge was a stopping point, along with its famous Elkridge Furnace Inn and the earlier local iron ore deposits and small foundries.
An essay by Seasholes explains why the successive fillings took place and the various methods employed _ the early " wharfing-out " followed by the leveling of hills for fill.