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On the Bur Dubai side, the new warehouses catering to this increased trade can be seen, while on the middle right we can see the development of a proper quayside in comparison with the bottom right when it was still possible to casually walk down to the water. Also striking are the two minarets of the Grand Bur Dubai and Ali Ibn Abi Talib mosques on the Bur Dubai side. What perhaps was most remarkable when The National’s Chris Whiteoak photographed the scene again this month was how similar it was to that 1966 shot despite all the redevelopment in the years since. Modern buildings line the Creek now, the warehouses on Bur Dubai are no more as most of the major maritime trade has shifted to Port Rashid and Jebel Ali, while Dubai Canal in 2016 created a continuous channel back to the sea in Jumeirah.

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