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An open-type marginal platform structure, usually parallel to the shoreline, that is used primarily for berthing of vessels. It is usually connected to the shore at more than one point but may also have continuous access along the shore. (New York City Economic Development Corporation, Waterfront Facilities Maintenance Management System, May 2016)

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