Marsden Point

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Marsden Point is a coastal industrial area in northern New Zealand best known for its deep-water port and former oil refinery facilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal locality
industrial area
administrativeArea Whangārei District
coast Pacific Ocean
country New Zealand
distanceFromWhangārei about 30 kilometres southeast
formerRefineryOperator Refining NZ
hasFacility deep-water port
fuel import terminal
oil refinery
hasInfrastructure bulk cargo wharves
pipelines
tank farms
tanker berths
hasLandUse energy infrastructure
heavy industry
port operations
hasPort Northport
industrialUse fuel storage
log export operations
petroleum processing
knownFor deep-water port facilities
former Marsden Point Oil Refinery
locatedAt Marsden Point
locatedIn Northland Region
Whangārei Harbour
northern New Zealand
near Ruakākā
Whangārei
partOf Marsden Point-Ruakākā area
portOperator Northport Limited
refineryConvertedTo import-only fuel terminal
regionEconomyRole major energy hub for northern New Zealand
servedBy State Highway 15A
strategicImportance key gateway for fuel imports into New Zealand
major export point for forestry products
waterBody Bream Bay

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Northland Region contains Marsden Point
Northland Region hasPort Marsden Point port
linked to: Marsden Point
Northport locatedAt Marsden Point
subject linked to: Marsden Point
Whangārei Harbour hasHeadland Marsden Point
Ruakākā near Marsden Point
Ruakākā near Marsden Point industrial area
linked to: Marsden Point
Ruakākā hasEconomicLink Marsden Point industrial operations
linked to: Marsden Point
Ruakākā Beach nearbyFeature Marsden Point
Whangārei District contains Marsden Point