Canada
Port of Halifax
Halifax Port Authority
P.O. Box 336,
Ocean Terminals
Halifax, Nova
Scotia B3J 2P6
Access: On-dock
double-stack rail access; direct access to
Trans-Canada highway system; direct and connecting air
freight
and passenger services to national and international destinations through Halifax International Airport.
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Bulk (crude oil, refined petroleum products,
gypsum), containers.
Depth: Minimum
channel depth 60 ft.
Major
Shipping Destinations: Europe, Mediterranean,
and Asia
Major
Shipping Lines: ACL, Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk Sealand, NYK, Oceanex, P&O Nedlloyd, SPM
Container Line, Zim.
Special
Services: Full-service port, bunkering/fuel barge,
ship building and repair, fresh water, surveyors, customs
on-site, on-dock rail access, Missions to Seafarers, etc.
Tonnage
(TEUs): Total port = 13.9
million metric tonnes; Container
= 548,404 TEUs
Intermodal
Connections: Excellent intermodal rail, truck, water and
air connections; daily departures to/from all major inland
destinations.
Port of Montreal
Port of Montreal Building,
Wing No. 1
Cité du Havre
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3C
3R5
Primary
Cargo: Containerized and non-containerized general
cargo, dry bulk, liquid bulk.
Depth: 37
ft. (The channel can accommodate all types of vessels, including
container carriers of up to 3500 TEUs.)
Major
Shipping Destinations: North Europe and Mediterranean;
links to over 100 countries around the world; a leader on the North
Atlantic container market.
Major
Shipping Lines: Canada Maritime, Canadian Caribbean Line,
Cast, Federal Atlantic Lakes Line (Falline), Hapag-Lloyd, Lykes Lines, Maersk Sealand, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), NYK Line, Oceanex, OOCL, P&O Nedlloyd,
Senator Lines.
Special
Services: Full-service port; more than 100 berths, numerous
transit sheds including a temperature-controlled warehouse, and
open spaces for non-containerized and dry bulk cargo; some berths
equipped with ramps to accommodate roll-on-off vessels; grain
terminal; port-operated railway network and cruise terminal.
Tonnage
(TEUs): Total = 18.7 million tonnes;
Containerized =9.4 million tonnes (1,054,603 TEUs)
Intermodal
Connections: Rail and road links lead to all parts of
North America; dockside rail access with no intermediate
transshipment to carry containerized and other types of cargo
to and from Ontario and U.S. markets; 25+ trucking companies
move containerized cargo to and from markets in Quebec, Ontario
and U.S. Northeast.
Connecticut
Port
of Bridgeport
P.O.
Box 9411
New Haven,
CT 06534-0411
Access: I-95
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Refrigerated cargo, general cargo, automobiles.
Depth: 33
ft.
Major
Shipping Destination: Caribbean
Major
Shipping Lines: Isabella Shipping, Lauritzen/Cool, Seatrade
Special
Services: Refrigerated warehousing
Port
of New Haven
P.O.
box 9411
New Haven,
CT 06534-0411
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Steel, lumber, metals, project cargo.
Depth: 36
ft.
Major
Shipping Lines: Van Ommeren /Clipper, SAGA Forest Carriers, Canfornav, FedNav,
Columbus Line, CSAV
Intermodal
Connections: P&W, CSX
Port
of New London
P.O.
Box 9411
New Haven,
CT 06534-0411
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Forest products, metals, project cargo.
Depth: 35
ft.
Major
Shipping Lines: SAGA Forest Carriers, Gearbulk, Star Shipping, Canfornav
Intermodal
Connections: NECR/CN
Florida
Port
Everglades
Broward
County's Department of Port Everglades
1850
Eller Dr.
Ft.
Lauderdale, FL 33316
Access: Direct
access to I-595 and I-95, international airport 1 mile away.
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Petroleum, cement/clinkers, aggregate, steel/coils/rebar.
Depth: 43
ft.
Major
Shipping Destinations: Caribbean,
Central and South America
Major
Shipping Lines: Auto Marine, Columbia Coastal Transport,
CMA CGM, Crowley Liner Services, Dole Ocean Liner Express, Evergreen
America, Frontier Liner Services, Hybur Shipping,
Independent Carrier alliance, King Ocean Service, Maersk Sealand, SeaFrieght Line,
Sea-Star Line, Solymar, Tecmarine Lines,
Tropical Shipping
Special
Services: 44,00 sq. meters warehouse
space, 100 hectares open storage, refrigerated warehouse.
Tonnage: 3.9
million tons and 621,421 TEUs in 2001
Jacksonville Port Authority
2831
Talleyrand Ave.
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Access: I-95,
I-10, I-75, three Class I Railroads (CSX, Norfolk Southern,
FEC)
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Containers, automobiles, forest products,
metals, liquid bulk, dry bulk, refrigerated.
Depth: 38
ft. (40 ft. in 2003 when dredging project is completed)
Major
Shipping Destinations: Puerto Rico, Brazil, Venezuela, Bahamas
Major
Shipping Lines: Alianca Lines,
APL, Columbus Line, Crowley American Transport, Crowley Liner
Services, CSX Lines, HSAC Logistics, HUAL N-A, K-Line, Maersk Sealand, Mediterranean Shipping, Mitsui, NYK Bulkship, NYK Line, P&O Nedlloyd,
Pioneer Lines, Sea Star, Star Shipping, Trailer Bridge, Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
Special
Services: Three marine terminals owned by JAXPORT include
docks and wharfs, cranes, warehouses, and paved open storage
areas.
Tonnage
(TEUs): Containers 698,903 and
autos 579,924 in 2001.
Intermodal
Connections: Strategically located at the Southeastern
corner of the United States with easy access to three major railroads and three interstate highways.
Port of Miami
1015 North
America Way, FL 2
Miami, FL 33132
Access: Air,
rail and truck hubs link Miami to
the rest of the United States.
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Tiles, stone, cement; fruits, vegetables (refrigerated);
apparel; textiles; beverages; paper products; metal products;
lumber, wood.
Depth: 42
ft.
Major
Shipping Destinations: Latin America, Caribbean, Europe, Asia
Major
Shipping Lines: Alianca, APL, Cagema,
CCNI, CMA-CGM, CSAV, Columbia Coastal Transport, Columbus Line, Contship Containerlines, COSCO, Crowley American Transport, Deppe Line, Ecuadorian Line, Great White Fleet, Gued's Lines, Hanjin Shipping, Hapag-Lloyd, Italia Line, K-Line, Cia.
Libra de Navegacao, Lykes Lines, Maersk Sealand,
Mediterranean Shipping, Montemar Maritima USA, Norasia Lines,
OOCL, P&O Nedlloyd, Seaboard
Marine, Senator Line, TMM Lines, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Lines, Yang Ming Lines, Zim Inter
Americas Services
Special
Services: 10 gantry cranes, refrigeration, 3.3 miles marginal
berth space, 300 acres secured staging areas, 4300 feet lineal
berthing for articulated and side-ramp loading vessels, 3.22 miles trackage on port.
Tonnage
(TEUs): 8.68 million tons and
980,743 TEUs in 2002
Intermodal
Connections: Air, rail and truck hubs link Miami to
the rest of the United States
Major
Projects for 2003: The Board of County Commissioners recently
approved a $171 million capital improvement program that includes
37 projects covering cargo operations, passenger terminals,
and rerouting auto and truck traffic. Projects underway or
planned include dredging the ship channel, an off-site container
transfer facility and building a new access tunnel to the port.
Georgia
Port of Savannah
Georgia Ports Authority
P.O.
Box 2406
Savannah, GA 31402-2406
Major
Shipping Lines: 43 shipping lines listed on website.
Tonnage: 10.8
million tons in fiscal year 2002
Major
Projects for 2003: Savannah harbor
expansion project. Container Berth 8.
Maine
Port of Portland
City
of Portland Dept.
of Transportation and Waterfront
40
Commercial Street
Portland, ME 04101
Access: 1 ½ miles
to I295, 2 ½ miles to the Maine Turnpike
Primary
Cargo: Containerized cargo, wood pulp, frozen fish,
decorative items, miscellaneous machinery parts,
miscellaneous paper
products
Depth: 35' M/W
Major
Shipping Lines: Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk Sealand
Special
Services: US Customs on-site.
Maryland
Port of Baltimore
Maryland Port Administration
World Trade Center
Baltimore, MD 21202
Access: I-95,
I-395, I-695
Tonnage: 30
million tons
Intermodal
Connections: CSX Intermodal and Norfolk Southern
Massachusetts
Port of Boston
Connelly Terminal
Massachusetts Port Authority
1 Harborside Drive,
Suite 200S
Boston, MA 02128-2909
Access: Dedicated
truck route to interstate highways (2 miles); truck route to
CSX rail yard 8 miles (20 minutes)
Primary
Cargo Shipped: paper, lumber, hides, household goods, empty
containers, beer and wine, store merchandise, fish, furniture,
footwear.
Depth: Conley
berth dredged to 45 feet
Major
Shipping Destinations: Asia, Europe
Major
Shipping Lines: MSC, COSCO, Hapag Lloyd, Hanjin,
ACL, Evergreen, K Line, Yang Ming, Maersk CMA-Cgm
Special
Service: 384 Reefer outlets, fumigation on-site upon request,
customs, agriculture, APHIS on-site, real-time container tracking.
Intermodal
Connections: 8-mile truck route to CSX rail yard
New
Hampshire
Port of Portsmouth
Division
of Ports and Harbors
P.O.
Box 369
Portsmouth, NH 03802-0369
Access: half
mile to I-95, rail on site
Primary
Cargo Shipped: General and bulk
Depth: 35
ft. MLW
Major
Shipping Destinations: Worldwide
Major
Shipping Lines: All
Special
Services: 52,000 sq. ft. of transit sheds, 7 acres paved laydown
New
York
Port of Albany
Albany
Port District Commission
Administration Building - Port of Albany
Albany, New
York 12202
Access: quarter
mile from interstate, daily rail delivery into port from
CSX and CP Rail.
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Grains, power-generating equipment, road salt,
scrap iron.
Depth: 31
ft. @ MLW (fresh water)
Major
Shipping Destinations: Northern Europe, South
America, Far East
Major
Shipping Lines: Jumbo Navigation, Rickmers Line, Intermarine, Columbia Coastal Transport.
Special
Services: Warehousing, bulk bagging, crating, on-site customs
and USDA.
Port of New
York and New
Jersey
Port
Authority of New York and New
Jersey
225
Park Avenue South
New
York, NY 10003
Access: Excellent
access to major highways and bridges.
Primary Cargo Shipped: Waste paper, plastic products,
machinery.1
Depth: Federal channels maintained to a depth of 35 to 45
feet below MLW (mean low water).
Major Shipping Destinations: Europe, East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Latin America.
Major Shipping Lines: All major lines
and alliances.
Special
Services: Over 9.5 million square feet of flexible warehousing
and distribution space and terminals that handle containerized, breakbulk,
liquid, drybulk, project cargo and
heavy lift..
Tonnage: 3.7
million TEUs
Intermodal
Connections: Three Class 1 railroads (Canadian, Pacific
Railway, CSX, and Norfolk Southern),
on-dock rail service.
North
Carolina
Port of Wilmington
N.C.
State Ports Authority
P.O.
Box 9002
2202
Burnett Blvd.
Wilmington, NC 28402
Access: Easy
access to I-95 and I-40, CSX rail service daily
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Woodpulp, chemicals,
metal products, forest products, food products, furniture
Depth: 38
ft., mean low water
Major
Shipping Destinations: Korea, Hong Kong, Italy, Taiwan, United
Kingdom, Japan German, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium.
Major
Shipping Lines: Yang Ming Line, Hanjin Shipping Co., United Arab Shipping, Natl. Shipping
of Saudi Arabia, "k" Line, Cosco North America.
Special
Services: Export packaging company on-site, cold storage,
chemical storage, covered sprinklered storage,
dedicated steel coils warehouse, dedicated forest products
warehouse, U.S. Customs across from port, foreign trade zone.
Intermodal
Connections: Piedmont Triad Terminal (Greensboro), Charlotte Inland Terminal (Charlotte).
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Regional Port Authority
3460
N. Delaware Avenue 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19134
Access: Immediate
access to I-95, I-76, and I-676. On
dock rail for CP Rail, CSX, and Norfolk Southern.
Primary
Cargo Shipped: #1 cocoa port in USA,
#2 steel port in USA,
major fruit port, meat, paper, containers.
Depth: 40
ft. channel
Major
Shipping Destinations: South America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Indonesia, Northern Europe.
Major
Shipping Lines: P&O Nedlloyd, Maersk, Columbus Lines, Crowley American
Transport, CSAV, Lykes Lines, Bertling Line, Oldendorff.
Special
Services: 4,000,000 sq. ft. of on-dock covered storage;
1,000,000 sq. ft. of on-dock temperature controlled storage;
500,000 sq. ft. of dock-side refrigerated
warehousing; USDA, FDA, customs inspections; three Class 1
railroads.
Intermodal
Connections: Three Class 1 railroads (CP Rail, CSX, Norfolk Southern),
two class 1 intermodal transfer facilities.
Rhode
Island
ProvPort,
Inc.
#35 Terminal Road
Suite 200
Providence, RI 02905
Access: 1
mile from I-95. From North
or South on I-95, take exit 18
And follow the signs to ProvPort.
Primary Cargo: Bulk
and break bulk commodities.
Intermodal Connections: ProvPort and the
Providence and Worcester railroad offer the Northeast's only
true intermodal on-dock rail service with connections to
all major national lines providing rail service anywhere
in the contiguous U.S. and Canada. With our on-dock loop
system and three (3) spur link locations, ProvPort offers
direct vessel to rail loading minimizing re-handling, re-handling
costs and delivery time. In addition, our three warehouses
all feature adjacent rail spurs for convenient loading dock
accessibility.
Port of Davisville
30
Enterprise Dr.
North
Kingstown, RI 02852
Access: Minutes
from I-95, rail access to Class I carriers, airport with 8000
ft. runway
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Automobiles, seafood products
Depth: 29
ft.
Major
Shipping Destinations: Japan,
German, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela
Major
Shipping Lines: NYK, K-Line, Mitsui, Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Special
Services: Paved lay-down acreage, on dock rail, available
24/7.
Intermodal
Connections: Freight rail project (upgrades on schedule)
Major
Projects for 2003: New highway connection is on schedule.
South
Carolina
Port of Charleston
P.O.
Box 22287
Charleston, SC 29413
Access: Less
than 1 mile to highway, 10 minutes to rail
Primary
Cargo Shipped: Containers
Depth: 40
ft. (45 ft. by 2004)
Major
Shipping Destinations: 150 countries
Major
Shipping Lines: 17 of the world's top 20
Special
Services: Shipper-directed transloading
Tonnage
(TEUs): 1.5 million TEUs
Intermodal
Connections: Immediate interstate access, CSX and NS Rail base.
Virginia
Virginia Port Authority
600 World
Trade Center
Norfolk, VA 23510
Access: I-64,
I-664, I-564, CSX Rail, Norfolk Southern
Primary
Cargo Shipped: steel, project cargo, containers, breakbulk cargo,
paper
Major
Shipping Lines: 70 shipping lines listed on website
Special
Services: World's largest container cranes, refrigerator
hook-ups, fumigation facilities.
