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The 21 pages that link to Container terminal, each with the reason it gives.

• ContainerizationBroader topic: Terminals coordinate the handoffs and temporary storage that connect transport modes.

• Intermodal freight transportRelated: Its handling equipment enables transfers without unpacking freight.

• Container shipBroader topic: The ship’s turnaround depends on terminal equipment and yard operations.

• PortBroader topic: Container terminals specialize in the ship-to-shore transfers that handle much modern cargo.

• Port of RotterdamBroader topic: Automated terminals at Rotterdam transfer containers to barges, trains, and trucks.

• PiraeusRelated: Container handling links Piraeus to global cargo networks.

• Inland portBroader topic: Container terminals provide the cranes, storage, and vehicle access needed for port transfers.

• TransshipmentRelated: Its cranes and yards coordinate the physical handoff between ships, trucks, and trains.

• Container portBroader topic: It is the operational unit where a container port handles cargo.

• Intermodal containerRelated: Terminals coordinate the transfer between ships, trucks, and railways.

• Port of Antwerp-BrugesRelated: Container terminals handle a substantial part of the complex’s international cargo flows.

• Port of Jebel AliBroader topic: Container terminals handle much of Jebel Ali’s seaborne cargo.

• Port of Los AngelesBroader topic: Its terminals handle the port’s container cargo, connecting vessels with rail and road transport.

• Port of YokohamaBroader topic: Container terminals handle much of the port’s modern international cargo.

• Port of HamburgBroader topic: Hamburg’s container terminals handle much of its international cargo traffic.

• Port of BusanNarrower topic: Container terminals organize the cargo-handling work that defines much of Busan’s trade.

• Rail yardRelated: Container terminals often occupy rail yards built for train-to-truck transfers.

• Tanger MedNarrower topic: Tanger Med’s container terminals transfer cargo between ships and inland transport.

• Goods stationBroader topic: Some goods stations specialize in handling containerized freight.

• Maritime passenger terminalCompared with: It shares port infrastructure but is designed around freight rather than passenger processing.

• PortMiamiBroader topic: Its container terminals move freight between vessels and land transport.