The port, however, did not develop, as the hinterland was not prosperous; instead the French developed access to their sphere of influence in southern China via the railway to Hanoi in what is now northern Vietnam.
Port traffic, begun in 1744, increased steadily as Georgia's plantation (tobacco and cotton) economy grew and transportation infrastructure was developed in the hinterland.
Komatsu countered the worst United States housing recession in more than a decade by taking advantage of an oil-funded construction surge in the Gulf nations and a bid by China to develop its hinterland.
France gambled that the Hmong refugees, some of whom were living in French cities, could successfully develop a hinterland that had repelled earlier colonization efforts.
Inadequate communications in the past prevented Kingston upon Hull from developing a hinterland south of the Humber, but the opening in 1981 of the Humber Bridge west of the city's boundary at 4,626 feet (1,410 metres) in length, the longest suspension-bridge span in the United Kingdom enhanced its status as a regional commercial and cultural centre.
Additional docks were completed in 1859, and the developing iron industry in the hinterland brought more traffic to Cardiff, which was designated a city in 1905.
The port exports the agricultural produce of the hinterland.
But as it grows richer, wages will rise in the hinterland, too.
The minister made the call while addressing more than forty Regional Chairmen, Executive Officers and other administrators from the ten administrative regions of the country at the commencement of a two-day meeting of the United Nations Children s Fund UNICEFF) to discuss and support interventions in the hinterland and develop regional integrated plans for Guyana.
Rimini, severely sealed since the 1960s (Cc/Co = 0.23 in 1993), densifies its existing settlements and develops an industrial expansion of the hinterland, with Cc/Co growth accelerating from + 15% before 2003 to + 36% for the last decade.
