Prince’s Dock

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Prince’s Dock is a historic dock in Kingston upon Hull, England, that formed part of the city’s former commercial port complex and has since been redeveloped for leisure and urban use.

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Prince’s Dock canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dock
historic dock
adjacentTo Princes Quay shopping centre
country England
currentStatus in leisure use
redeveloped
hasFeature adjacent public spaces
adjacent roads and bridges
pedestrian walkways
water basin
hasHeritageValue local historic interest
hasNameOrigin named after a British royal prince
hasUse commercial port (former)
leisure
urban redevelopment
historicalRole part of Hull’s commercial port complex
locatedIn Hull city centre
Kingston upon Hull
linked to: Hull
locatedInAdministrativeArea East Riding of Yorkshire (ceremonial county)
Hull (unitary authority)
linked to: Hull
locatedNear Hull Marina
linked to: Hull Docks

Humber Estuary
Princes Quay shopping centre
River Hull
openingStatus closed to commercial shipping
partOf Hull docks
linked to: Hull Docks

Port of Hull
transportType maritime infrastructure
waterBodyType artificial dock basin

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Hull Docks hasPart Prince’s Dock