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Location Information shows why Baltimore's unique geographic advantage as the closest East Coast port to the Midwest is a tremendous asset. Press Releases and Port Magazine gets you caught up on all the latest news. See how we are planning …
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News at the Port of Baltimore Governor Moore Joins President Biden to Celebrate $147 Million Investment to Create Clean Jobs and Support the Port of Baltimore’s Zero-Emission Goals Read More...
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An official website of the State of Maryland.
New Port of Baltimore records set in 2023 include: • 52.3 million tons of foreign cargo (previous record was 44.2 million tons in 2019) • $80.8 billion in foreign cargo value (previous record was $74.3 billion in 2022)
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An official website of the State of Maryland.
Mar 13, 2024 · The Port of Baltimore is a 50-foot deep-water port located on the Chesapeake Bay and consists of State-owned marine terminals that are and leased owned by the Maryland Port Administration (MPA) as well as private marine terminals.
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The key commodities handled at Baltimore's six public marine terminals include autos, roll on/roll off, containers, forest products, and project cargo. The Port of Baltimore's strong reputation as a leading U.S. port is fostered by its outstanding operations system.
The Port of Baltimore ranks first among the nation's ports for autos and light truck volume, roll on/roll off farm and construction machinery, and imported gypsum. The Port
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At the Port of Baltimore, cargo has no shortage of available marine terminals to choose from. Whatever the commodity, Baltimore has the right terminal for your business.
Maryland’s Port of Baltimore generates about 15,300 direct jobs, with nearly 140,000 jobs overall linked to Port activities. The Port ranks first among the nation’s ports for volume of autos and light trucks, Roll on/Roll off