Jan 28, 2025 · The Port of Savannah is closest and fastest by rail to the major population centers of Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Memphis and Orlando. Two Class I on-terminal rail facilities mean more choices for reaching inland markets.

Port of Savannah achieves 11.4 percent growth, Port of Brunswick up 7.5 percent Read More Port of Savannah’s Ocean Terminal, receives four new electric ship-to-shore cranes

The Port of Savannah, home to the largest single-terminal container facility of its kind in North America, is comprised of two modern, deepwater terminals: Garden City Terminal and Ocean Terminal. Together, these facilities exemplify the GPA’s exacting standards of …

port services Interstate Access: Garden City Terminal is within 6 miles (10 km) of Interstate 16 (East/West) and 5.8 miles (9 km) of Interstate 95 (North/South).

Jan 16, 2025 · The Port of Savannah is home to the largest single-terminal container facility of its kind in North America, encompassing 1,345 acres. Moving millions of tons of containerized cargo annually, Savannah is also the third-busiest container gateway in the U.S., providing greater scheduling flexibility and market reach with direct links to I-95 and ...

Jan 25, 2025 · The fastest growing port. Vessel Schedule. Monitor Begin and End Receive Dates for export cargo. Find more here.

Jan 28, 2025 · Berth and container yard renovations are under way at Savannah’s 200-acre Ocean Terminal to serve two large container ships simultaneously and offer 2 million TEU annual capacity. Renovations to the first 1,325-foot berth will be completed in the spring of 2025, with the second completed in June 2026, for a total of 2,650 feet of berth.

The Port of Savannah now hosts 37 weekly vessel calls, the most on the U.S. East Coast. According to Colliers International, the Savannah market includes 67 million square feet of industrial space, with 7 million square feet under construction. By 2020, GPA’s 36 ship-to-shore cranes will handle 1,300 container moves per hour across a single dock.

1995 – Port of Savannah chosen as primary port of entry for the 1996 centennial Olympic games. 2001 – The first year GPA moved more than 1 million TEUs. 2003 – Savannah’s port is ranked the fourth busiest in the country.

New dock upgrades and a growing crane fleet ensure Savannah can efficiently serve the largest container ships serving the U.S. East Coast today and well into the future. In Brunswick, we are adding new space for auto processing to allow Colonel’s Island Terminal to …