International Port of Memphis Other service
Intermodal Transportation
Intermodal facilities linking river, rail, road and air, with capacity for heavy and oversized shipments.
Description
The Port of Memphis is positioned as a multimodal hub where the river meets the road, runway and rail. Its intermodal facilities are built to handle heavy and oversized shipments, and its terminal systems move cargo between river, rail, road and air.
Key features
- Capacity for heavy and oversized shipments
- Transfer of cargo between barge, rail, truck and air
- Industry directory that filters port companies by dock, truck, rail and pipeline capabilities
- Planned CN and CSX expansion of the Intermodal Gateway Memphis facility at Pidgeon Industrial Park
Applications
Shippers and carriers moving goods between Mississippi River barge service and land or air transport in the central United States.
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