NEWPORT NEWS MARINE TERMINAL (NNMT)
Newport News Marine Terminal (NNMT) is the main break-bulk terminal for the Port of Virginia. With direct cargo loading on & off ships to and from the CSX break-bulk service as well as accessibility from three major Virginia roadways, this provides a prime venue for shipments.
- 140.64 acres
- 42,720 ft CSX direct rail access/rail track
- 3,480 ft total pier space
- Four container cranes
- Covered & container storage available
VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY (HAMPTON ROADS)
Virginia Port Authority in Hampton Roads offers shippers unbeatable access with one of the most frequent direct sailing schedules of any port.
- 18 miles from open sea
- 50 ft channel depth
- 22 container cranes
- 4th largest U.S. East Coast port
- 45+ countries with direct service
- 75 international shipping lines
- 1st ISO 9001 Certified U.S. East Coast port
- 6 direct-service trains to 28 major cities each day
- 1st Major ISO 14001 Certified U.S. East Coast port
- 50+ motor-carriers offer full freight-handling and load-consolidation services
NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL TERMINALS (NIT)
Located in the heart of the Hampton Roads area, Norfolk International Terminals (NIT) make up the Port of Virginia’s largest terminal.
- 648 acres
- 14 container cranes
- 50 ft terminal depth
- Five berths
- Three finger piers
- One RO/RO berth
- Covered & container storage
- 89,300 ft of direct rail access
PORTSMOUTH MARINE TERMINAL / APM PORTSMOUTH TERMINAL
Slightly down the river from NIT on 219 acres sits Portsmouth Marine Terminal. With 3,540 feet of wharf, three berths, and six cranes, PMT is able to handle container, break-bulk and RO/RO cargo. PMT also has direct access to both CSX and NS railways.
Built on a green-field site and opened in September 2007, APM’s Portsmouth Virginia terminal, now operated by the Virginia Port Authority, sets a new standard for U.S. port automation. It was built to be the newest, safest, most efficient and environmentally friendly terminal in North America.
RICHMOND MARINE TERMINAL (RMT)
Located along I-95, Richmond Marine Terminal (RMT) “is linked to the port’s main container terminals in Norfolk Harbor by thrice weekly container-on-barge service.” – VEDP
- 121 acres
- 3 barges w/ mobile harbor crane
- 300,00 square feet
- CSX rail service
- Norfolk Southern rail service via local switch
- Up to 52k forklift capacity