Relative change of the EU fishing fleet capacity by number of vessels, 2004-2011

Data Visualization Created 23 Sep 2014 Published 03 Mar 2015 Last modified 06 May 2015

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Nominal effort trends by country 20131025 provided by Joint Research Centre (JRC)

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2004-2011

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