Editing Guadalquivir (section)

==Ports==
[[File:Puentes de Sevilla.png|thumbnail|left|Map of Port of Seville showing existing (dark green) and abandoned river divisions (pale green)]]
The [[Port of Seville]] is the main port on the Guadalquivir River. The Port Authority of Seville is responsible for developing, managing, operating, and marketing the Port of Seville.

The entrance to the Port of Seville is protected by a lock that regulates the water level, making the port free of tidal influences. The Port of Seville has over {{convert|2700|m|abbr=on}} of berths for public use and {{convert|1100|m|abbr=on}} of private berths. These docks and berths are used for solid and liquid bulk cargoes, roll-on/roll-off cargoes, containers, private vessels and cruise ships.<ref name="autogenerated1">{{cite web |title=Port of Seville |url=http://www.worldportsource.com/ports/commerce/ESP_Port_of_Seville_1206.php |website=World Port Source }}</ref>

In 2001, the Port of Seville handled almost {{convert|4.9|e6t|e6ST|abbr=off}} of cargo, including {{convert|3.0|e6t|e6ST|abbr=off}} of solid bulk, {{convert|1.6|e6t|e6ST|abbr=off}} of general cargo, and over {{convert|264000|t|ST|abbr=off}} of liquid bulk. Almost 1,500 vessels brought cargo into the port, including more than 101,000 [[Twenty-foot equivalent unit|TEUs]] of [[containerized cargo]].<ref name="autogenerated1"/>