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Marine Terminal (Seaport)
66-acre breakbulk terminal with two deepwater berths, on-dock warehouse and on-dock rail; the southernmost port on Puget Sound.
Description
The Port of Olympia's marine terminal is the southernmost port on Puget Sound. The 66-acre terminal handles bulk, breakbulk, heavylift and project cargo, typically niche cargoes not suited to containers.
Key features
- Two deepwater berths with a total of 1,750 lineal feet
- On-dock 76,000 sq ft open beam warehouse (200 x 380 feet) with eight truck doors and six drive-in doors up to 78 feet wide
- On-dock rail served by Union Pacific and BNSF, with over 11,000 feet of track
- One mile from Interstate 5
- Follows Green Marine standards and IMO guidelines on underwater radiated noise
Applications
Cargoes cited include imported eucalyptus paper pulp, organic corn, gold ore and construction equipment, and exported logs, dairy cattle and locomotives.
Specifications
| Terminal area | 66-acre |
|---|---|
| Berths | two deepwater berths, total 1,750 lineal feet |
| Warehouse | 76,000 square foot, 200 feet by 380 feet |
| Rail track | over 11,000 feet |
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