Read Bridge (Malacca Bridge), Clarke Quay, Singapore - 360 VR
Read Bridge (Malacca Bridge), 1B Clarke Quay, Singapore
Read Bridge turned into a catwalk (Fashion Rocks Clarke Quay Pt 1)
As part of the closing ceremony for the Singapore River Festival, four local labels took to Read Bridge - one of Clarke Quay's most iconic bridges - using it as a runway to showcase their Autumn/Winter collections.What do guests think of the outdoor fashion show?
The FireFlys at Read Bridge (Clark Quay Singapore) - I got a Feeling
Performance taken 2010 at Read Bridge Singapore. Brilliantly Choreographed and Executed by the Fireflys - Singapore for Splash Entertainment Singapore.
Percussions: Jimbo
Twirlers: Ian (Clubs and Pois), May (Staff), Yap (Clubs and Staff), Ling (Staff) and Sean (Pois)
Crew: Seeying and Amy
Ooos and Ahhs: The amazing Crowd!
I do not own the music. Its I got a feeling by the amazing BEP!
Beats Mayhem @ Clark Quay Read Bridge Part 2
สิงคโปร์ EP.8 ย่านคลากคีย์ Clarke Quay Singapore
ย่านคลากคีย์(Clarke Quay) เป็นย่าน กิน ดื่ม เที่ยว ยามค่ำคืนที่มีชื่อเสียงและคึกคักมากที่สุดแห่งหนึ่งของประเทศสิงคโปร์ อยู่ริม 2 ฝั่งของแม่น้ำสิงคโปร์(Singapore River) โดยมีสะพานคนเดินที่ชื่อว่า สะพาน Read Bridge หรือสะพานมาละกา(Malacca Bridge)เป็นตัวเชื่อม เดินทางสะดวกด้วยสถานีรถไฟใต้ดิน SMRT Clarke Quay Station
Clarke Quay Night Walk in Singapore【2019】/克拉碼頭夜行在新加坡【2019】/クラークキーシンガポールのナイトウォーク【2019】
Clarke Quay Night Walk in Singapore. No talking or distracting captions. Filmed in February 2019 in 4k. You can jump to an interesting moment using the time stamp in the description below.
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Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore, located within the Singapore River Planning Area. The quay is situated upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay.
Clarke Quay was named after Sir Andrew Clarke, Singapore's second Governor and Governor of the Straits Settlements from 1873 to 1875, who played a key role in positioning Singapore as the main port for the Malay states of Perak, Selangor and Sungei Ujong.
Clarke Quay Night Walk in Singapore Time Stamp:
00:00 View of Coleman Bridge
00:30 Walking towards Read Bridge (Malacca Bridge)
00:58 People sitting by the steps to watch a musician perform
01:16 View of Clarke Quay Jetty (Singapore River Cruise pick up and drop off point)
01:49 Rows of conservations shophouses now used as bars and restaurants
02:25 Sque rotisserie and Alehouse
02:58 Tsujiri (Tea, Matcha, latter, ice cream etc)
04:10 Busker performing
04:20 Crossing the Read Bridge
05:02 Arrived at Clarke Quay
05:43 Lady peddling jewellery and accessories
06:00 Streets full of bars and restaurants
06:46 Centre Fountain Square
06:53 Prive Clarke Quay (restaurant)
07:33 Warehouse Singapore (bar)
08:57 Singapore River Cruise Ticket Booth
09:18 Turkish ice cream performance
09:56 Queue for the Singapore River Cruise
11:37 GX5 trampoline bungy
13:07 Gmax reverse bungy
12:17 View of the Parliament House and Marina Bay Sands (MBS)
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Longest Peranakan Buffet (Food Festival Closing Pt 1)
A feast fit for a king with 900 kg of seafood, poultry and meat, 46 chefs, 108 dishes.Some 830 people turned up for the five-hour buffet at Read Bridge@Clarke Quay.
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Location: Near the Clarke Quay Mrt Station and Just Cross to the River of Singapore then you can find this Place.
Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore, located within the Singapore River Planning Area. The quay is situated upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay.
Clarke Quay was named after Sir Andrew Clarke, Singapore's second Governor and Governor of the Straits Settlements from 1873 to 1875, who played a key role in positioning Singapore as the main port for the Malay states of Perak, Selangor and Sungei Ujong.
Clarke Quay is also the name of a road along the quay, part of which has since been converted into a pedestrian mall. Clarke Street, located next to Clarke Quay, was officially named in 1896, and was originally two streets known simply as East Street and West Street in north Kampong Malacca. Similar to Clarke Quay, Clarke Street has since been converted into a pedestrian mall.
The Singapore River has been the centre of trade since modern Singapore was founded in 1819. During the colonial era, Boat Quay was the commercial centre where barge lighters would transport goods upstream to warehouses at Clarke Quay.
At the height of its prosperity, dozens of bumboats jostled for mooring space beside Clarke Quay. This continued well into the latter half of the twentieth century. By this time, the Singapore River had also become very polluted. The government decided to relocate cargo services to a new modern facility in Pasir Panjang. The bumboats and lorries departed to their new home and Clarke Quay fell silent.
The government then cleaned up the Singapore River and its environment from 1977 to 1987. Plans were made to revamp the area and turn it into a flourishing commercial, residential and entertainment precinct. These plans took into serious consideration the historical value of Clarke Quay, making it mandatory that new buildings complement the historical character of the area and that certain old buildings be restored.
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Clarke Quay Festival Village, the biggest conservation project for the Singapore River, was developed and officially opened on 10 December 1993. In later years, Clarke Quay was managed and owned by CapitaLand.
From Muar Bridge (point 5.2) to 新奇珍Restaurant
From Muar Bridge to Restaurant
Singapore Anderson Bridge
Anderson Bridge was completed in 1910. It is a vehicular bridge and was built with the intention to replace the overloaded Cavenagh Bridge. Today it connects the financial district to city hall. Anderson bridge is located near The Fullerton Hotel and the former Merlion Park.
Le pont Anderson de Singapour a été inauguré en 1910. Cest un pont pour voiture qui a été construit pour desengorger le pont Cavenagh. Actuellement cest une connexion directe entre le quartier des affaires et lhôtel de ville. Il se situe à côté de lhôtel Fullerton et du Merlion Park.
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A Traffic Separation Scheme is an area in the sea where navigation of ships is highly regulated. It is meant to create lanes in the water and ships in a specific lane are all going in the same direction.
A TSS is created in locations with dense shipping where ships can go in different directions and where there is a high risk of collisions. In the overview below the regulating authority is always the IMO unless stated differently)
If below TSS or Routing Scheme is not governed by the IMO the governing body will be mentioned between '
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Traffic Separation Schemes and similar routing-systems can be found at:
The English Channel connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Southern part of the North Sea and belong to the busiest shipping areas in the world with ships going in numerous direction: you have ships that are 'just' passing through from the Southwest to Northeast , ships going to or departing from one of the many ports around the English Channel and then the ferries crossing the channel. In the English Channel several TSS schemes are in operation:
The Southern North Sea overlaps the TSS mentioned in the English Channel above
TSS in these areas aren't governed by the IMO but by either the government of Russia or the Norwegian government
Most TSS in the Baltic Sea are governed by the IMO, but some are the responsibility of the local country.
In the area of the North Sea which lies North of the earlier mentioned Dover Straits several TSS are in place to manage the traffic to and from some of the busiest ports in the world such as: Port of Rotterdam, Bremerhaven, Port of Amsterdam, Antwerp etc.
All of these TSS and routing-schemes are governed by the IMO
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Strait Sailing: Singapore, Johor and Malacca Straits (Alpha Odyssey #13)
We cross the Singapore Strait to begin our Malaysian adventures! Then spend a week exploring Johor before making passage up the treacherous Malacca Strait - currently the most dangerous waters in the world! Fortunately we don't encounter any pirates on our trip, just a few close calls with fishing nets and thunderstorms...
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Progress of Pontian to Johor Bahru Bridge
Progress of Pontian to Johor Bahru Bridge - 15 Oct 2018
Pontian’s connectivity is set to be further enhanced with a new RM568mil bridge that is expected to be ready within the next two years.
The 3km bridge linking Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) to Kampung Sungai Boh across Sungai Pulai was scheduled to be completed by October 2020.
“This four-lane road will reduce travel time from PTP to Kukup to only 15 minutes, compared to the almost one-hour long journey currently.
From Kota Iskandar, it will take only 30 minutes instead of 50 minutes,” he said, adding that there would be long-term economic benefits with the completion of the project.
The contractor will ensure that besides building the 3km bridge, they will build some 4km of road connecting existing roads to the bridge.
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Part 2 : Anderson Bridge and Cavenagh Bridge. Market Street Food Centre and Mei Hua Food Court
Welcome to another Places of Interest adventure with Getting Loss. We are finally doing the Bridges of the Singapore River adventure. We will be exploring the Singapore River and looking at the remaining historical sites and interesting places to explore around the area. The Singapore River, the birth place of modern Singapore and lets explore it together. Let’s go go goooo…..
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Part 1 : The mouth of the Singapore River. Jubilee Bridge and Esplanade Bridge
Part 2 : Anderson Bridge and Cavenagh Bridge. Market Street Food Centre and Mei Hua Food Court
Part 3 : The Governmental Side of the Singapore River
Part 4 : The Commercial Side of the Singapore River, Elgin Bridge and BK Eating House
Part 5 : Coleman Bridge, it’s surrounding and Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Part 6 : Clarke Quay, Read Bridge, Liang Court and Rendezvous Restaurant
Part 7 : Ord Bridge, Clemenceau Bridge and it’s surroundings
Part 8 : Alkaff Bridge, Pulau Saigon Bridge, Roberson Quay & Jalan Kukoh Food Centre
Part 9 : Alexandra Canal and the Source of the Singapore River. Zion Road Food Centre
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Cycle Johor Bahru to Singapore
The end of our Cycletouring trip from Vietnam to Singapore where we cross the Singapore Straits from Johor Bahru, Malaysia to Woodlands, Singapore