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The Port Of Dieppe
The ferry port of Dieppe is a popular seaside resort on the north coast of France at the mouth of the River Arques in Seine-Maritime. It has a large number of ex pat Brits in it's population.
It is an important trading centre for fish and fruit. It local industries include fishing, shipbuilding and light manufacturing. As an important cross-channel ferry port it links up with Newhaven on the south coast of England.
Like all coatal towns is has a long history of operating ferry services with vessels ranging from sailing ships, to paddle steamers in the 1840s.
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The Port of Dieppe was expanded east into the area now known as the Bout du Quai in the sixteenth century when Dieppe became one of the main French ports. Today it is one of the most visited ports with over 200.000 tourist passengers each year.
