[Report 1954] / Medical Officer of Health, River Blyth Port Health Authority.

  • River Blythe Port Health Authority
Date:
1954
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Credit: [Report 1954] / Medical Officer of Health, River Blyth Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Amount of Shipping entering the District during the Year Table B Ships from Number Tonnage Number Ins]lected Number of Ships reported as having or having had Infectious Disease on board during the Voyage By the M.O.H. By the Sanitary Inspector Foreign Ports Coastwise Ports 234 3,071 227,710 2,073,082 20 60 234 3,069 1 Totals 3,305 2,300,792 80 3,303 1 Fishing Vessels— No. Tonnage Foreign... ... ... ... 159 12,997 Coastwise ... ... ... 13 607 Crews Foreign Coastwise Fishing Total 8,618 42,256 2,513 53,387 SECTION III Character of Shipping and Trade during the Year 1954 Table C. (^Number of Passengers INWARDS Passenger Traffic ... Number of Passengers OUTWARDS Passengers on Temporary Shore Leave 67 91 124 There is no regular passenger traffic at the Port. (See Table for Aliens). Cargo Traffic Mining Timber r Other Timber Principal IMPORTS . > Cement Roofing Tiles ... Sundry . [ Coal '. Principal EXPORTS . s Fuel Oil . l 1 ^Sundry 10,626 1,734 52,020 3,723 3,153 5,366,582 2.969 tons > ? Total quantity of Fish landed at the Port from local Fishing Boats was 183 tons. 2