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'''Belegras Dockyards''' (Mirselec ''Belagras Hadunen'') is a [[districts of Isana City|district]] in [[Isana]]. Formerly the site of the busiest port in the world, it underwent a 4-year transition as operations were transferred to the [[Port of Bresnga]] 62 kilometres to the north, and then another 6 year phase in which the entire area was rebuilt as a commercial centre that was reopened in 2009.
'''Belegras Dockyards''' (Mirselec ''Belagras Hadunen'') is a [[districts of Isana City|district]] in [[Isana]]. It houses the [[Port of Isana]].
 
Formerly the busiest port in the world, the Belegras Dockyards eventually were phased out in favour of the larger and more spacious [[Port of Bresnga]] over the 1980s and 1990s; in 1997 a plan was launched to convert around two-thirds of the Dockyards to a commercial and leisure district, involving several major programmes like the greening of the entire area, the construction of an [[East Bay Line, Belegras Extension|extension underground line]] serving the area, as well as the conversion or rebuilding of many original facilities


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 07:27, 30 October 2006

Belegras Dockyards (Mirselec Belagras Hadunen) is a district in Isana. It houses the Port of Isana.

Formerly the busiest port in the world, the Belegras Dockyards eventually were phased out in favour of the larger and more spacious Port of Bresnga over the 1980s and 1990s; in 1997 a plan was launched to convert around two-thirds of the Dockyards to a commercial and leisure district, involving several major programmes like the greening of the entire area, the construction of an extension underground line serving the area, as well as the conversion or rebuilding of many original facilities

History

As Harbour

The Move

Over the 1950s and 1960s, the port of Bresnga continued to grow and Isana went on with its transition to a mostly service-based economy, plans began to be proposed to convert the Dockyards.

Belegras Dockyards Today

Warehouse Malls

Concert Halls

Other Buildings