File:060129-Greenock-Waterfront.jpg
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English: Greenock waterfront: view from call centre car park, site formerly Scott Lithgow's shipyard, with the Inverclyde Coastal Path in the foreground. Showing from left to right; Victoria harbour with Clyde Marine ferry boats, Victoria tower of Municipal Buildings, Custom House at Custom House Quay, Watt College student accommodation, swimming pool / ice rink, cinema and Ocean Terminal with cranes loading a container ship |
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