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U.S. ports

U.S. ports for heavy equipment exports

Container, flat rack, RoRo and breakbulk at 22 U.S. ports: the terminal for each method, from port authority figures, and where to go when a port lacks one.

Gulf Coast

Shipping methods handled at Gulf Coast ports
PortContainerFlat rackRoRoBreakbulk
Port of HoustonTexasYesYesYesYes
Port of GalvestonTexasVia HoustonVia HoustonYesYes
Port FreeportTexasYesYesYesYes
Port of New OrleansLouisianaYesYesVia HoustonYes
Port of MobileAlabamaYesYesVia HoustonYes

East Coast

Shipping methods handled at East Coast ports
PortContainerFlat rackRoRoBreakbulk
Port of SavannahGeorgiaYesYesVia BrunswickVia Brunswick
Port of BaltimoreMarylandYesYesYesYes
Port of Jacksonville (JAXPORT)FloridaYesYesYesYes
Port of CharlestonSouth CarolinaYesYesYesYes
Port of MiamiFloridaYesYesYesVia Jacksonville
Port of Norfolk (Virginia Port Authority)VirginiaYesYesYesYes
Port of WilmingtonNorth CarolinaYesYesYesYes
Port of BrunswickGeorgiaVia SavannahVia SavannahYesYes
Port of New York and New JerseyNew JerseyYesYesYesYes
Port EvergladesFloridaYesYesYesYes

West Coast

Shipping methods handled at West Coast ports
PortContainerFlat rackRoRoBreakbulk
Port of Los AngelesCaliforniaYesYesYesYes
Port of TacomaWashingtonYesYesYesYes
Port of SeattleWashingtonYesYesYesYes
Port of OaklandCaliforniaYesYesVia Los AngelesVia Los Angeles
Port of HuenemeCaliforniaYesVia Los AngelesYesYes
Port of PortlandOregonYesYesYesYes

Hawaii (from the mainland)

Shipping methods handled at Hawaii (from the mainland) ports
PortContainerFlat rackRoRoBreakbulk
Port of HonoluluHawaiiYesYesYesYes

Each port page lists the terminals behind every answer and links the port authority documents they come from.

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