In many cases (especially, containerized freight), freight is transshipped from one train to another instead of changing the bogies.
Millions of tons of fossil fuels per year are transshipped from the port, and it hosts many energy-intensive industries.
Millions of tons of coal are transshipped from here every year, and fossil fuels still account for half of all the port's cargo.
Subsequently, Africans were transshipped to North America from the Caribbean in increasing numbers.
Materials from Iran, Anatolia, and Cyprus were transshipped to states as distant as Sumer and Egypt.
Products such as sugar, fruits, silk, timber, tea, and herbs were exported, whereas manufactured goods and industrial equipment were transshipped via Guangzhou into the interior.
Until a channel to St . Petersburgwas dredged in 1875 85, Kronshtadt was also a commercial port in which cargoes were transshipped to smaller craft.
At Saint Cloud, the furs of some of the cart brigades were transshipped to river craft on the Mississippi, which operated to Saint Anthony Falls at Minneapolis.
The crews of the monitors were transshipped to two tugboats, but when one of the tugboats was passing under a railway bridge, charges on the bridge exploded and the bridge fell onto the tugboat.
The distance from the Selkirk settlement to Lake Superior at Fort William was about 500 miles (800 km), but Lake Superior was only the start of a lengthy journey to Montreal where furs and supplies would be transshipped to and from Europe.
