Port of Grays Harbor

Vessel Schedule

SHIP DATE TERMINAL
Dresden 1/18 T4
Hoegh Beijing 1/19 T2
Tern Arrow 1/24 T4
Anna Maria 1/24 T2
Dresden 2/3 T4
Kokuk Courageous 2/9 T1
IVS Kwaito 2/14 T4
Kokuka Courageous 2/15 T1
Hoegh Beijing 2/19 T4
Verona 3/8 T4
Vessel schedules are subject to change.

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PGH Named Washington Port of the Year

The Port of Grays Harbor was selected from a slate of nominees for the successful growth and diversification of Washington’s only deep-water port directly on the Pacific Coast.

Auto Exports Increase at Port of Grays Harbor

Washington State’s Pacific Coast port has processed and shipped more than 30,000 automobiles through October of this year, a one-third increase over all of 2010.

Coastal Innovation Zone Provides a “Taste” of How R&D and Business Incubation Strengthens the Economy

Encouraging entrepreneurs to pursue their business and product development goals to create new jobs and economic activity is one of the strategies the Port of Grays Harbor is implementing to strengthen our regional economy.

Port loads first shipment of Cosmo Specialty Fibers

Made in the USA, Grays Harbor County to be specific. That describes the baled pulp being loaded aboard the MV Apalis Arrow at the Port of Grays Harbor Terminal 4 this week.

PGH 100 - Celebrating 100 Years

Experience the journey of Washington's second oldest port district from the establishment in 1911, to shipping more than one billion feet of timber per year in the early 1920's, to becoming a leading export point for American made autos, grains, liquid bulks and timber.  This collection of images showcases the facilities, partnerships and people that make the Port of Grays Harbor a success.

PortofGraysHarbor.com Receives AAPA Award of Merit

The Port of Grays Harbor's 24/7 communication tool was honored with the American Association of Port Authorities 2011 Communication Awards.

Grays Harbor to Increase Rail Capacity on Washington’s Coast

The Port is adding more than 36,000 feet of rail capacity in the marine complex to accommodate growing automobile and grain export volumes.