1. Devonport - Noun
2. Devonport - Proper noun
An urban area and naval dockyard in Plymouth, Devon, England, named Plymouth Dock until 1823.
Synonym: (slang: the dockyard) Guzz
A suburb on Waitemata Harbour in Auckland, New Zealand, which also contains a naval base.
A city in northern Tasmania, Australia.
Devonport (plural Devonports)
A small ornamental writing-table, fitted with drawers, etc.
A supplementary steamer service was also introduced in 1902, with the Volta and Lady Beatrice linking Torpoint to two locations in Devonport on a triangular route. Source: Internet
Death On 7 April 1939, in Sydney, Darlinghurst Lyons died suddenly of a heart attack – the first Australian prime minister to die in office, he was buried in Devonport, Tasmania. citation He was 59 years old. Source: Internet
Service manager Alison Devonport said while the home had increased the range of one-to-one activities for residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, the pen pal program would add another dimension to the seniors’ lives. Source: Internet
Burnie and Devonport on the northwest coast host ports and several other coastal towns host either small fishing ports or substantial marinas. Source: Internet
For comparison, 74mm fell at at Flinders Island, 27mm at Wynyard and 24mm at Devonport. Source: Internet
Maveric Clothing is under 40 minutes from Burnie and Devonport Airports and is about 80minutes north of Launceston. Source: Internet