Location of Old DFDS Ferry terminal in Cuxhaven?

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[The Ferry Man]

Hi, Looking on Google Earth I am trying to find the Cuxhaven Terminal used by DFDS Seaways a few years back for their Harwich-Cushaven service?

Looking at Google Earth there are a few linkspans dotted around.

This picture:

http://www.faktaomfartyg.se/duchess_of_scandinavia_1993_b_7.htm

looks like its possibly the most northern one? Could anyone here confirm this?

Many Thanks,

TFM

Edit: Added the terminal I wanted, because I forgot the most important word... 

[Stuart2007]

I'll tell you... But only once you've finished the model of the Pride.

[VirtualSkipper]

***TFM ordering 2 boxes of chips and 50 liters of cola*** 

[Stuart2007]

OK TFM, it's DEFINATELY the one by the water! Hope that helps

[Bottman]

As far as I remember, the DFDS ferries have been moored at the Western end of Parkeston Quay. In the early years, the so-called England-Fähre has been moored directly in Harwich.

[The Ferry Man]

I meant the Cuxhaven terminal - I probably should have stated which one I wanted 

I used the Harwich when I went with the then Scandinavian Seaways to Hamburg

Thanks

[Bottman]

Well, there is just one RoRo linkspan in Cuxhaven, heading up the river Elbe.

[The Ferry Man]

Hmm... I count 5 on Google Earth... 

[Stuart2007]

Is that google touching up the water colour or is there some strange geological feature that causes the sea to be that colour?

[Quaysider]

In 2002 it was the berth in the centre of the screen, as seen occupied by "Admiral of Scandinavia". I was on a freight ships from Immingham and we berthed at the second from the left - and had a long walk into town!

[The Ferry Man]

Ahh OK thanks