The Port of Everett is a public port authority established in 1918, managing seaport facilities, industrial and recreational real estate, and maritime services to support regional economic development in Snohomish County, Washington.
The Port Authority of Guam operates the largest U.S. deepwater port in the Western Pacific, handling about 2 million tons of cargo annually since its establishment in 1975.
The Port Authority of Orange operates a deep-water port on the Sabine River, offering marine services, cargo handling, rail services, and lease properties including industrial sites and terminals.
Family owned and operated marina since 1928 offering boat storage, slips, fuel dock, full service center, and on-water towing on the Mississippi River in St. Charles, MO.
Fort Lauderdale, FL, United StatesUpdated May 2026
Port Everglades is a major deep water seaport in South Florida, serving over 5,800 ships annually with diverse operations including cruise, containerized cargo, petroleum storage, and bulk cargo.
Port Fourchon is a major deepwater port located in Louisiana, United States, serving as a key hub for offshore oil and gas industry operations in the Gulf of Mexico.
Point Comfort,, Texas, United StatesUpdated Jul 2003
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The Calhoun Port Authority in Point Comfort, Texas, is a deep-draft port serving the Texas mid-coast region, specializing in petrochemicals, crude oil, break bulk, liquid and dry bulk cargoes with world-class facilities and strategic access to global markets.
Puerto Madryn, Pcia. de Chubut, ArgentinaUpdated Aug 2003
Port Madryn, located in Puerto Madryn, Chubut, Argentina, is the deepest natural port in the country, primarily handling alumina, aluminium, and fish cargo with container operations.
SeaPort Manatee is a deepwater seaport in Southwest Florida near Tampa Bay, serving container, bulk, breakbulk, heavylift, project, and general cargo with 10 berths and significant economic impact.
Port Manchac is a port facility located in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, United States, providing maritime services and access to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.
Port Niantic Inc. is a full-service marina located on the Niantic River in East Lyme, CT, offering deep water slips, dry racks, indoor/outdoor storage, and a range of marine services including mechanical, electrical, painting, fiberglass repairs, and marine re-powering.
The Port of Iberia is a 2,000-acre industrial and manufacturing site in New Iberia, Louisiana, offering direct access to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and Gulf of Mexico, serving over 100 companies in oil and gas fabrication, materials handling, and marine services.
Port Muskogee is a premier 450-acre intermodal transportation complex located on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, providing year-round navigable water access to 20 states and the Gulf of America, with seamless connections by road, rail, and air.
Rawson,, Pcia. de Chubut, ArgentinaUpdated May 2026
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The Consejo Portuario Argentino is an organization that unites all Argentine ports to coordinate sector activities and defend their interests, offering services including port policy, concessions, and port training workshops.
The Port of Clarkston is an operating port managing a 120-acre waterfront and a 45-acre industrial business park, focusing on economic development, tourism, and recreational development in Clarkston, WA.
Port of Cork Company operates the world’s second-largest natural harbour in Ireland, serving as a key international gateway for trade with services across all six shipping modes including container, roll-on/roll-off, bulk, and cruise.
The Port of Fall River is a major natural harbor in Massachusetts offering deep-water berths, rail spurs, and extensive storage facilities to support diverse shipping needs.
The Port of Grays Harbor is a multi-business port on Washington State’s Pacific Coast, operating deep-water marine terminals with rail service, the Westport Marina, a leading commercial seafood landing port, and the Satsop Business Park offering industrial and office space.
The Port of Greater Baton Rouge is a deep-water port located at the convergence of the Mississippi River and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, providing access to inland waterways, the Gulf of Mexico, and global trade routes with a maintained 45-foot deep channel.
Wharf-type double pier with concrete dock in a shallow draft, slack water natural harbor 11 miles long, featuring a minimum channel width of 250 ft and a harbor front channel width of 500 ft, with a fleeting area capable of holding several hundred barges.
The City of Homer Port & Harbor provides harbor facilities and services including moorage, vessel haul-out, marine repair, and cargo handling in Homer, Alaska.