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Muelle de Tharsis is a dock designed in the nineteenth century (European avant-garde)
In 1866, Ernest Deligny from The Tharsis Sulphur and Cooper Company Limited commissioned engineers, William Moore and James Pring, to build a dock on the Rio Odiel opposite Huelva. It was inaugurated in February 1871 and was supported, along 873 meters with rotating platforms for wagons and cranes that could load 2500 tons daily. The dock allowed three or four ships to dock simultaneously.
The dock was used until 1991 and deteriorated until it was restored and declared a Property of Cultural Interest in 2003. (Andivia-Marchante, Antonio L., 2014, El Muelle de la Compañía de Tharsis en el Puerto de Huelva)
In 1866, Ernest Deligny from The Tharsis Sulphur and Cooper Company Limited commissioned engineers, William Moore and James Pring, to build a dock on the Rio Odiel opposite Huelva. It was inaugurated in February 1871 and was supported, along 873 meters with rotating platforms for wagons and cranes that could load 2500 tons daily. The dock allowed three or four ships to dock simultaneously.
The dock was used until 1991 and deteriorated until it was restored and declared a Property of Cultural Interest in 2003. (Andivia-Marchante, Antonio L., 2014, El Muelle de la Compañía de Tharsis en el Puerto de Huelva)
Travel Information
Parking available
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Just a few people
Best Timing
Sunset
Sunrise & Sunset
08:13 - 18:14
| current local time: 12:40
Photo Themes
Architecture
industrial
Locations
Huelva
Southern Spain
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