Port Melbourne

3 -37.83°, 144.93°
About location

Port Phillip Bay defines the setting of Port Melbourne — its sheltered waters and low foreshore have made this inner suburb a working maritime edge of Melbourne. The Port of Melbourne occupies the bay’s northern shore nearby and is Australia’s largest container and general-cargo port, while freight corridors and major roads thread through the industrial precinct. Port Melbourne grew from Sandridge, linked to the city by the Melbourne and Hobson’s Bay Railway in 1854, Australia’s first steam railway. That legacy remains tangible in a district where Station Pier, warehouses, newer apartments and beachside streets sit close to the infrastructure that moves goods between the port and metropolitan Melbourne. The Bolte Bridge forms part of the wider road connection toward the city and western suburbs.

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