Used often in maritime and transport contexts where cargo and passengers transfer.

Usage Context

Describes the solid structure itself, not the water around or the activity taking place.

Physical Features

Remember, a quay is a place where boats dock, not a boat or type of watercraft.

Not a Boat

The term is often utilized in commercial or industrial shipping contexts, more technical than everyday language.

Industrial Use

Refers to the broader setup for handling cargo, including cranes and storage areas, at ports.

Part of Infrastructure

A quay can be part of private infrastructure, not open for general public use.

Not Always Public

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 When we descend a bit further, we reach the zone where the deepest human structures lie, like ancient harbor walls and quays. We also see more shipwrecks sunk by storms, war, and collisions.

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Quay

Usage Context

Physical Features

Not a Boat

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