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| During the 19th century Liverpool was second only to London as a port, and the broad estuary of the Mersey, between the city and the Wirral Peninsula, was the main scene of activity. Today this stretch of the river is used mostly by ferries and recreational craft. | ||||||
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| Merseyside; Mersey; United Kingdom; England | ||||||
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