PGH Transportation

Transportation

PNW Coastal Freight Corridor

The closest U.S. Gateway to the Pacific Rim, the Port of Grays Harbor is positioned centrally between the Pacific Northwest markets of Seattle and Portland.

The Pacific Northwest Coastal Freight Corridor provides road, rail, telecommunications and marine transportation routes to deliver products to market without facing the everyday congestion of the urban areas.

Highway

Grays Harbor boasts a four-lane state highway connection to Interstate 5. Unburdened by daily traffic jams, companies gain efficient and cost-effective highway access.

The Port of Grays Harbor, in Aberdeen, is less than 1 hour from Interstate 5, via a four-lane state highway.

Rail

Main line rail service to the industrial properties and marine terminals provides direct access to both Class 1 railroads Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific, via RailAmerica's Puget Sound and Pacific short line railroad.

A rail loop runs through the marine terminal complex providing a continuous rail loop to all three main cargo terminals. Utilizing this unique state-of-the-art rail infrastructure, unit trains can be continuously loaded or unloaded for movement through the Port's facilities. Additional auto tracks are under construction to increase the auto handling capacity at Terminal 4. A second rail loop will be constructed in 2012, providing all shippers with additional import and export handling capacity.

An inter-modal 2,800 lineal foot on-dock rail system with direct discharge options and four parallel spurs is available.

Download Maps:

Port of Grays Harbor rail loop
Washington rail connections & current storage
U.S. rail connections

For rail information, contact:

Puget Sound & Pacific Railroad
(360) 482-4994