List of piers
This article contains a list of piers throughout the world.
Australia
Shorncliffe Pier, 19km from the Brisbane CBD in Queensland
- Busselton, Western Australia - See also: Busselton Jetty. The longest wooden pier in the southern hemisphere.
- Williamstown, Victoria - See also: Gem Pier
- Port Melbourne, Victoria - See also: Station Pier
- Coffs Harbour Jetty, New South Wales
- Southport Pier, Queensland
- Shorncliffe, Queensland - See also: Shorncliffe pier
- Urangan Pier - Hervey Bay, Queensland
Belgium
- Blankenberge - See also: Belgium Pier
- Nieuwpoort
- Ostend
Canada
- Halifax, Nova Scotia - See also: Pier 21
- White Rock, British Columbia - White Rock Pier
China
- Hong Kong - See also: Star Ferry Pier, Central, Edinburgh Place Ferry Pier (now defunct) and Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier
- Qingdao - Zhan Qiao pier
Côte d'Ivoire
- Sassandra, Western Côte d'Ivoire - last surviving pier in West Africa
Germany
India
- Thalassery Pier
- Wellington Pier (Bombay) now Mumbai
Japan
- Yokohama - See also: Osanbashi Pier and Piers of Yokohama
Lithuania
Netherlands
- Scheveningen - has two decks, the upper one open air, the lower one closed
New Zealand
Poland
- Gdańsk Brzeźno
- Gdynia Orłowo Pier
- Jurata Pier (the part of the town of Jastarnia)
- Kołobrzeg Pier
- Międzyzdroje Pier
- Płock Pier
- Puck
- Sopot Pier - the longest wooden pier in Europe
- Miedwie
Singapore
- Singapore - See also: Tsing Yi Pier, Marina South Pier and Clifford Pier
Sweden
United Kingdom
United States
See: List of piers in the United States
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