When it comes to moving cargo, the Port of Mobile has the infrastructure and capabilities in place to be your gateway to all of North America. With 33 berths comprising nearly four miles of berth length, the Main Docks handle a variety of cargo types – from steel to grain, from cement to finished vehicles, and from project cargo to forest products.
GENERAL CARGO
- 2.4 million square feet of covered warehouse space
- 2.4 million square feet of open storage area
- Direct on dock access to nine railroads
- 1,000-foot turning basin
- 40-foot deep water draft
- Intermodal and multimodal connectivity
- Intracoastal waterway access
- On-dock refrigerated storage
- Why Mobile
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When it comes to moving cargo, the Port of Mobile has the infrastructure and capabilities in place to be your gateway to all of North America. With 33 berths comprising nearly four miles of berth length, the Main Docks handle a variety of cargo types – from steel to grain, from cement to finished vehicles, and from project cargo to forest products.
- Specifications
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- 2.4 million square feet of covered warehouse space
- 2.4 million square feet of open storage area
- Direct on dock access to nine railroads
- 1,000-foot turning basin
- 40-foot deep water draft
- Intermodal and multimodal connectivity
- Intracoastal waterway access
- On-dock refrigerated storage
Bags, boxes, crates, drums, barrels, oversized equipment and more.
The cargo capabilities at the main docks of the Port of Mobile include breakbulk and bulk cargo, each able to be imported and exported efficiently and reliably. Additionally, the port just opened a new, state-of-the-art $60 million roll-on/roll-off automotive terminal.
Forest Products
The warehouse and pier space available at the main docks accommodate all variety of forest products, as well as a dockside rail facility that allows products to come in from mainline carriers.
Project Cargo
With ample lay down space, a barge mounted heavy lift crane and in-house engineering and technical expertise, the Port of Mobile ensures your move is safe and successful.
Automobiles
The Port of Mobile just completed a new state-of-the-art $60 million vehicle roll-on/roll-off (RO/RO) terminal including a vehicle processing center. The AutoMobile International Terminal supports the strong and growing automotive industry in the southeast.