Locust Point Industrial Area (Baltimore, Maryland)
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seaport, place with historical importance, industrial area, draw only border
Established as a port of entry in 1706, this peninsula was originally known as Whetstone Point. Along this road in 1814, soldiers marched to the defense of Fort McHenry, nearby. Port facilities served as a Federal supply camp in the Civil War. Later received immigrant arrivals, and equipped “America’s Arsenal of Democracy” in World War II. Part of the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Baltimore
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°16'6"N 76°35'40"W
- Lewes, Delaware 134 km
- Norfolk, Virginia 257 km
- Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal 260 km
- Charleston Harbor 781 km
- Tybee Roads 884 km
- Tampa Bay 1374 km
- Kingston Harbour 2369 km
- Puerto Barrios 2869 km
- Colón 3344 km
- Tumaco 4174 km
- Locust Point 0.3 km
- North Locust Point Waterfront 0.5 km
- Fell's Point Waterfront 1.3 km
- Fort McHenry Waterfront 1.3 km
- Harbor East 1.7 km
- Canton Waterfront 1.7 km
- Fells Point 1.7 km
- Canton 2.1 km
- Canton Industrial Area Waterfront 2.7 km
- Baltimore County, Maryland 19 km