Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Other service
Container terminals
Container handling at the Port of New York and New Jersey, over 7 million TEUs a year with a 50 ft channel and 215 ft air draft.
Description
The Port of New York and New Jersey is described as the U.S. East Coast's largest port, moving over 7 million TEUs (over 4 million containers) a year. With 215 feet of air draft and a 50 feet shipping channel it can accommodate the world's largest vessels.
Key features
- Port Newark Container Terminal: 272 acres, 4,400 ft of berth, 13 container cranes, 40–50 ft MLW at dock
- Maher Terminals, Elizabeth: 450 acres, 10,128 ft of berth, 24 container cranes, 50 ft MLW
- Further container terminals within the port
Applications
Container shipping lines and cargo owners serving the New York and New Jersey region and inland markets.
Specifications
| Annual volume | over 7 million TEUs |
|---|---|
| Air draft | 215 feet |
| Shipping channel | 50 feet |
| Maher Terminals berth length | 10,128 ft/3,087 m |
| Port Newark Container Terminal berth length | 4,400 ft/1,165 m |
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