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Breakbulk Terminals
The Port of Seattle has facilities to handle a variety of general and project cargo, including more than 233 acres of space and 8,000 feet of moorage.
- Our 40-acre (16-hectare) grain
facility, with a capacity of 101,333 metric tons, offers silo space
for grain products such as corn, soybeans and wheat.
Terminal Operators | Port Advantages | Map
Terminal Operators
2001 W. Garfield St.
Seattle, WA 98119
Port of Seattle
Greg Englin
(206) 787-3628
terminals@portseattle.org
Ed Paskovskis
(206) 787-3642
terminals@portseattle.org
6700 W. Marginal Way S.W.
Seattle, WA 98106
Terminal 86
955 Alaskan Way W.
Seattle, WA 98119
Port of Seattle
Scott Pattison
(206) 787-3723
E-mail: terminals@portseattle.org
Port Advantages
- More than 233 acres (94 hectares) of space
- More than 8,000 feet (2,434 meters) of moorage and spacious laydown areas for use by vessels of all types
- Recently completed a $120-million upgrade for Terminal 91, including new concrete aprons, expanded laydown and staging areas and updated electrical service
- Storage for up to 213,000 barrels of petroleum, molasses and other liquid cargo
- Dockside mobile cranes
- Natural deep-water seaport
- Four railroad routes to inland markets
