QUAYS

QUAYS
• Is a solid wharf or reinforced bank where ships are
loaded or unloaded.

• is an artificial wall or bank, usually of stone, made

toward the sea or at the side of a harbor or river for
convenience in loading and unloading vessels
 QUAYS
• is a marginal wharf with solid fill

• usually refers to an artificial embankment lying along or

projecting from a shore and mainly used for loading and
unloading
Boat Quay is a historical 
quay in Singapore which is
situated upstream from the
mouth of the 
Singapore River on its
southern bank. It spans
from the shophouses near
UOB Centre, stretching
along one bank of the
Singapore River, all the way
till Elgin Bridge.
Salford Quays is an
area of Salford, 
Greater Manchester,
England, near the end
of the 
Manchester Ship Canal
. Previously the site of 
Manchester Docks, it
became one of the first
and largest 
urban regeneration
 projects in the United
Kingdom 
Clarke Quay is a
historical riverside quay
in Singapore, located
within the Singapore
River Planning Area.
The quay is situated
upstream from the
mouth of the Singapore
River and Boat Quay.