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Container terminal with huge container cargo ship ready for unloading

Hamburg, Germany - April 3, 2022: Huge cargo container ship sailing on the Elbe river in Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg, Germany - 04 17 2023: view of the ship's side of a container ship with containers and a tugboat in front of it

$Cargo terminal in Hamburg, Europe on a nice evening.\nHuge cargo ships are ready for unloading their containers.\nBehind the famous harbor bridge of Hamburg, Germany.$

Hamburg, Germany – May 31, 2022: A nighttime shot of container ships and tugboats in the port of Hamburg in a foggy atmosphere

Rear view of a large cargo vessel, being manoeuvred by a tugboat in the port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Scenic view powerful tow ship service team sealing at Hamburg Elbe harbour at evening sunset day time against container cargo freight port terminal. Support tugboat vessel fleet harbor marine.

Germany: Entrance of a transport ship in the container port of Hamburg.

Hamburg, Germany - 09 16 2024: Hapag-Lloyd Container ship at Elbe river leaving port of Hamburg with some tourist boats.

Cargo container ships with shipping containers docked at the container terminal in the port of Hamburg during a beautiful summer day.

Hamburg, Germany - April 10, 2019: ‘Bugsier 2’ towing container ship to the HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA).

Container harbor in Hamburg Germany. Night shoot.

$Hamburg is an important northern German port city that is connected to the North Sea via the Elbe. The city is traversed by the design of canals, some of which are heard as canals, and the responsible park and green areas are created. Boats travel on the Inner Alster, which is clo\nse to the center, and there are cafes around the reservoir. The Jungfernstieg is the name of the new town with the old town, in which landmarks such as the main church St. Michaelis from the 18th century are located$