Maritime Directory

New Bedford, MA, United States

The Port of New Bedford is a major commercial fishing port and marine transportation hub located in New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States.

Vancouver,, WA, United States

The Port of Vancouver, USA, was established in 1912 with the purpose of preventing private monopoly of the Columbia River system. The district encompasses an area of 111 square miles with a population of almost 300,000. The Port is governed by three elected Commissioners who serve six-year terms and are responsible for setting the overall policy and goals for Port operations and development. Located at the natural transportation hub of the Pacific Northwest on the Columbia/Snake River System, the Port of Vancouver, USA, is an ideal transfer point for cargoes moving to and from the Pacific Rim and the world. Annually, the Port handles over 400 ocean-going vessels, as well as river barges, with a total cargo volume exceeding 5 million metric tons.

Charleroi,, PA, United States

Strategically located on the banks of the Monongahela River, adjacent to two railways and two highways, Three Rivers Marine & Rail Terminals is an intermodal transportation hub – and much more. Offering direct connections between river, road, and rail, Three Rivers also provides stand-alone and value-added bulk materials supply and service. Our combined capabilities give us the power to develop customized, seamless solutions that address diverse and complex customer needs – from warehousing and packaging to on-demand delivery of ice melt, landscaping, and other products.

Windsor,, Ontario, Canada

Windsor Port Authority is a key Canadian Great Lakes port facilitating shipments of aggregates, salt, grains, steel, and petroleum, serving as an integrated transportation hub and economic catalyst in the Windsor-Essex region.