[Report 1962] / Medical Officer of Health, Ipswich Port Health Authority.

  • Ipswich (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1962
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Credit: [Report 1962] / Medical Officer of Health, Ipswich Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Section II.—Amount of Shipping Entering the District During the Year. Table B. Ships from Number Inspected Number of ships reported Number Tonnage By the M.O.H. By Port Health Inspector as having or having had during the voyage In- fectious Disease on board Foreign Ports 822 208,269 — 318 None Coastwise 1,359 519,827 — 37 None Total 2,181 728,096 — 355 None Section III.—Character of Shipping and Trade. Table C. Passenger Traffic: Number of passengers inwards ... ... ... 278 Number of passengers outward ... ... ... 128 Cargo Traffic: Principal Imports :—Coal, petroleum, fertilisers, grain, timber, edible oil, road stone, pyrites. Principal Exports:—Barley, coke breeze, malt, fertilisers, edible oil, scrap metal, machinery. Principal Ports from which Ships Arrive: Amsterdam, Antwerp, Archangel, Blyth, Bordeaux, Bremen, Caen, Casablanca, Churchill, Coryton, Courseulles, Danzig, Dunkirk, Esbjerg, Fawley, Fecamp, Fort William, Fredericksund, Gdansk, Gdynia, Goole, Hamburg, Hamina, Helsinki, Huelva, lnverkeithing, Ise of Grain, Jersey, Kasko, Kerni, Kotka, Feghorn, Feningrad, Fe Treport, Fe Guelo, Fondon, Mantyluoto, Mo 1 Rana, Montevideo, Montreal, Montrose, Newburgh, Novorossisk, Port Arthur, Port Houstock, Riga, Rosario, Rotterdam, Rouen, Shellhaven, Stralsund, Stavanger, Stettin, St. Valery, Tees, Thames- haven, Vancouver, Varna, Vilvorde. Vlaardingen. Wismar, Ymuiden. Zeebrugge. Section IV.—Inland Barge Traffic. Numbers and Tonnage Using the District and Places Served by the Traffic. None.