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By Hinkkanen @ 2006-07-16 08:30:10
The Dock Tower is a 309-foot tall tower in Great Grimsby, England. It was designed to hold water at a great height in order to provide hydraulic pressure to operate lock gates, cranes and the large railway crossing gates on Cleethorpe Road. It was opened by Queen Victoria in 1854 and is Grimsby's most famous landmark.
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