What does GT stand for?

Gross Tonnage (maritime)

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Displacement calculates the weight of the volume of water, gross tonnage is calculated as one ton per 100 cubic feet of the internal volume of the ship, net tonnage calculates cubic capacity of the cargo space of the ship and deadweight, the weight of the cargo it is permitted to carry.

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We will maintain our position as the world's busiest port in terms of shipping tonnage, ahead of Rotterdam and Hong Kong,'' Yeo said, as he announced that the gross tonnage of ships visiting the city-state so far this year surpassed 1 billion gross tons Tuesday -- a first-ever feat for Singapore as a port.

Singapore set to retain busiest port status, offer big fee cuts

One of the new berths is designed for vessels up to 900 feet in length and a gross tonnage of 80,000 but with the flexibility to accommodate ships of 1000 feet in length.

CRUISE FACILITIES EXPANSION