Container
4.2 Million TEUs and Beyond
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 I-16, on-terminal rail, and 37 weekly container ship calls. The Port of Savannah is the most westerly port on the Atlantic seaboard, providing shorter transit times and greater efficiency for cargo destined for major inland markets. A hundred miles closer to Atlanta than any other port, Savannah offers superior connections to multiple markets by road and rail. Planning for the future continues with another $4.5 billion in additional investment for new port and inland infrastructure in the next ten years.
Our advantages make Savannah ideal for container cargo and fast distribution to consumers and manufacturers.
36
Container Cranes
42 cranes expected to be in place by 2028
158
Rubber-Tired Gantry Cranes
2
Nearly two miles of uninterrupted berthing space
In its West Expansion project, the Georgia Ports Authority is developing 92 acres adjacent to the Mason Mega Rail Terminal. Housing approximately 40 rubber-tired gantry cranes and adding 750,000 twenty-foot equivalent container units of annual capacity, the development was commissioned in 2023.
General Information
Port of Savannah
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