The Port of Georgetown is a multi-modal breakbulk facility located on Winyah Bay. SSA Cooper handles various commodities for Georgetown Steel including pig iron, HBI, scrap steel and finished product. Other commodities include rolled wood pulp, carbon black and wire rod.

Location: 13.5 miles from the Georgetown sea buoy

Size: 25 acres

Water Depth: 27 feet mean low water fresh

Berths: 3

Barge Berth: Yes

Total Berthing Length: 1,900 feet

Cranes: 100 Link-Belt mobile crane

Commodities Handled:

• Forest products
• Roll paper
• Bale pulp
• Lumber
• Bulk truck hauling

Scales: SCSPA

Rail Services: CSX

RoRo Services: Yes

Storage: 25 acres paved (outdoor)

Transit Shed: 36,400-square-foot covered shed

Warehouses: 2 with dockside access, sprinkler protected, covered loading and unloading truck or rail

• #1 - 60,000 square feet
• #2- 43,000 square feet

Foreign Trade Zone: Yes

Heavy Lift Service: up to 300 tons

Highway Access: US Highways 17, 521, 701 and I-95, I-26, I-20

From I-95:

• Take exit 119 on Hwy. 521E
• Proceed east on 521 approx. 68 miles to Georgetown
• At intersection of 521 & Hwy. 17, turn south (right)
• Travel less than 1 mi. and bear right before the foot of the Sampit River bridge
• Proceed parallel to bridge for a short distance and turn left under bridge to enter terminal

From Hwy. 701 & Hwy 17N:

• Follow Hwy south into Georgetown
• Follow less than 1 mi. past intersection of Hwys. 17/521/701 and veer right beore the foot of the Sampit River bridge
• Proceed parallel to bridge for a short distance and turn left under bridge to enter terminal

From Hwy. 17S:

• Follow Hwy 17 North into Georgetown
• Cross the Sampit River bridge
• At foot of bridge turn right at sign for port terminal