UPDATED – 29 Dec 2010
I think the unanimous answer is: North Pier and Telok Ayer Basin. Most people know about Clifford Pier; but North Pier and South Pier are not so well-known. Further down; at the end of Prince Edward Road was Finger Pier.
Below are 3 more photos showing the same place from different directions. North Pier is the one where there is a building with white roof.
Photo No. 1 – Clifford Pier and North Pier viewed from the East; probably Fullerton Building. (Photo credit: Memories of Singapore)
Photo No. 2 – Aerial photo of Clifford Pier and North Pier viewed from the South. (Photo credit: Memories of Singapore)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZPZsSgjw7WvADAZ5kd5f0NIOWNH3EqeZyy6x9X6m0MANN7eDl1BhLEDc_CAWex-WXTQoZUO5K6E6E8Nit6JFnTz-HbEPlSN5R03jsCWD1l0f2eL5gZoXAZ5qMHCBcKJ6tI8Bjxw/s400/From+South+-+MOS+photo+of+Waterfront+1969.jpg)
Photo No. 3 – Aerial photo of Clifford Pier and North Pier viewed from the West. (Photo credit: National Archives of Singapore)
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By the way, does anyone know why the two piers are named North and South Pier? I thought East and West Pier would be more appropriate.