PARK AMENITIES
BARGE / SHIP ACCESS
A premier planned industrial park
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LARGEST RAIL-AND-BARGE SERVED INDUSTRIAL PARK IN THE U.S.
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HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL RANKS #1 IN TOTAL TONNAGE IN THE U.S.
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PORT HOUSTON CONTAINER TERMINALS RANKED 5TH IN THE NATION
PORT HOUSTON IS THE LARGEST PORT IN THE STATE OF TEXAS
TGS CEDAR PORT BARGE
TGS Cedar Port has two barge dock terminals with access to Barbours Cut Container Terminal and Bayport Container Terminal. The Park has an existing barge dock along Cedar Bayou on the western portion boundary with a draft depth of 12’ and additional capacity.
- Cedar Port Navigation and Improvement District (CPNID) has a public barge dock available to qualified operators and stevedores
- Pipeline corridor and connections close to the barge docks
- Container terminals are a short drive from the Industrial Park
- Ability to handle overweight containers, break bulk, project cargo, and asphalt
- Finger Lakes fleeting area with additional room for dock expansions
- Development-ready waterfront sites available
- Future development along the southern portion of Cedar Port includes a deepwater port to serve the Industrial Park tenants, the Houston market, and the surrounding regions
BARBOURS CUT TERMINAL
- The premier container handling facility is in the Gulf, located 8 miles west of the Park
- Roll-on / roll-off platform
- Six berths provide 6,000 feet of continuous quay
- LASH dock
- Weekly container service to and from Europe and Asia
BAYPORT TERMINAL
- The most modern and environmentally sensitive container terminal in the Gulf is located 16 miles southwest of the site
- 9 x 100’ gauge ship-to-shore container handling gantry cranes
CEDAR PORT
BARGE FLEETING
TGS Cedar Port offers barge fleeting services at its Finger Lakes location on Cedar Bayou. More than a mile of shoreline can be utilized to store or stage barges on the active waterway with utilities available for use.
Jeremy Merrell
