The Port of Mobile has the capacity to handle a wide range of different cargo (bulk, breakbulk, project cargo and containers) having approximately 24 vessel calls per month. This ability, coupled with an excellent transportation infrastructure in both rail and highways, gives Mobile a competitive edge in the Gulf region.

Location: NW corner of Mobile Bay at the mouth of Mobile Bay

Size: 4,000 acres

Water Depth: Main dock complex can handle 40-foot draft vessels

Berths: 37

Barge Berth: Yes

Total Berthing Length: 25,467 feet

Cranes:

• Full crane services on port
• 2 Mobile Harbor Cranes handle 100 short tons at 75

Reach Stackers: 3

Commodities Handled:

• Coal
• Aluminum
• Pig iron
• Steel products
• Chemicals
• Plywood
• Veneers
• Containers
• Laminate
• Frozen poultry
• Lumber
• Cruise vessels

Truck Gates: 2

Scales: Yes

Rail Services: Terminal Railway (operated by the ASPA) and serviced by Class-1 railroads BNSF-AGR, CSX, Canadian National and Norfolk Southern

Reefer Services: Yes

RoRo Services: Yes

Heavy Lift Service: Yes

Storage: 4 million square feet covered

Transit Shed: 10 - 2,100,000 square feet total

Warehouses: 11

Fumigation Facilities: Yes

Highway Access: Access to I-10 and I-65

From I-10:

• Exit I-10 onto Water St. N., 3 mi. on Water
• Right onto Beauregard St. onto ASD

From I-65:

• Exit onto I-165 South
• Left onto Beauregard St., over bridge into ASD