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As one of the major London ports, Tilbury is also the biggest multi-modal port in the Southeast, and third largest port group in the Great Britain. The port has a gross annual throughput of 16 million tonnes every year and this is approximated to value about £8.7 billion: making it the largest port on the River Thames. The diverse cargoes are dispersed across an estate well over 1,000 acres which are imported and exported by a range of short and deep-sea vessels. Providing functional support for alternative cargoes, the port can service roll on, roll off, containers, forestry products, grain, and bulks on top of cruises and property solutions.
Dartford lays inside the area generally known as the London Basin. The low-lying marshland to the north of the city is comprised of London Clay and the alluvium brought down by the two rivers, The Darent and the Cray. Dartford port is on the north bank of the Thames, 18 miles from London city centre. The 36 hectares facility houses 2 roll on, roll off berths and is accessed by 4 rail tracks.
Situated in Essex and the nearest ferry port to London, the 92-acre Purfleet Thames Terminal manages around 250,000 trailers, containers, and tanks per annum particularly the import and export of over 400,000 vehicles.


