Key Facts
Year Over Year Growth
Savannah was the fastest growing port on East and Gulf coasts in 2024.
Economic Impact of Georgia Ports
Annual economic impact of port activity in Georgia in Fiscal Year 2023, according to a study by the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business.
Savannah On-Dock Rail 2030
Today, Mason Mega Rail yard features 10 working tracks. Two more working tracks will be added at Ocean Terminal by 2028, and three are planned for Savannah Container Terminal on Hutchinson Island by 2030.
Savannah Ship Berths 2030
Plans call for the Port of Savannah to grow from seven berths now to 12 vessel berths over the next five years.
Savannah Trucking Gates 2030
Counting improvements at Garden City Terminal and Ocean Terminal, as well as the planned development of the Savannah Container Terminal on Hutchinson Island, truck lanes at the Port of Savannah will grow from 53 lanes today to 100 lanes by 2030.
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As the gateway port for the U.S. Southeast, the Port of Savannah handled nearly 5.6 million twenty-foot equivalent container units in 2024 – an increase of approximately 618,000 TEUs compared to 2023. That made Savannah the fastest growing container port on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts.