Introduction
Portsmouth is a densely populated city in the South of England built on an island called
Portsea Island. The island is enclosed by two harbours - Langstone Harbour to the East and
Portsmouth Harbour to the West.
Langstone Harbour is a haven for charter fishing boats and commercial fishermen as well as
recreational activities such as sailing, wind-surfing, water skiing and canoeing.
Portsmouth Harbour is a commercial port. It is the home of the Royal Navy and a continental
ferry port.
In the following pages we will look at aspects of both harbours including the dredging
of marine aggregates in the Solent and the importance of nature reserves that exist in the
harbours.
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Portsmouth Navigation
Quick Facts
Introduction <<
Langstone Harbour
The Kench
Farlington Marshes
Milton Locks
Portsmouth Harbour
Queens Harbour Master
A Natural Resource
The Solents Role
Dredging
Environmental Impact
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