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I'll look into southampton, i'm from portsmouth/ southampton area so I know it well. I'll also see about Venice.
All the best,
Chris
You are driving home in your car late at night, minding your own business, suddenly you see a big ship fully illuminated in the middle of nothing, 70 km away from the Northsea.
They only have a small window of opportunity to carry out that operation and need a good high tide and the right winds. They remove some bridges, at the tightest spots there is barely enough room for a sheet of paper - stern first - only small tugs and thousands of people watching your every move...
Also the Great Belt Area, Kiel Kanal, Skaw (Skagen, Denmark), maybe some extreme tide ports from UK and France. Definitely Gibraltar! The infamous Giglio Island off Italy ^^
Other impressive and intersting Areas:
Drammen,Trondheim, Mongstad - Norway
Aberdeen of the Scots
Bulogne Sur Mer (or so), Foz sur Mer, France
Istanbul and the Bospurus, watch for the crazy ferry skippers though!
Duisburg, Germany -> yes, its hundreds of kilometers away from the sea, but some coaster vessels (about 2300 GT) can reach it from Rotterdam via Maas and the Rhine.
Basically, give me a half decent map editor and I shall rest no longer until Iall of those are finished \o/
Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar and Rijeka...it would be nice to see them, If you are already planning to make Venice
The River Humber is said to be one of the most dangerous navigable rivers in the world. It is not surprising that even the most experienced of navigators can be caught out by its shifting sands and seven knot currents.