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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.

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Terminal Operators

Terminal 91 - Marine Terminal

2001 W. Garfield St.
Seattle, WA 98119

Port of Seattle
Greg Englin
Terminal Manager
(206) 787-3628
terminals@portseattle.org

Ed Paskovskis
Assistant Terminal Manager
(206) 787-3642
terminals@portseattle.org

Terminal 115 - Breakbulk/Container Terminal

Northland Services
Al Zurawski
General Manager
6700 W. Marginal Way S.W.
Seattle, WA 98106
(206) 892-2615

Port of Seattle
Scott Pattison
Manager, Industrial Properties
(206) 787-3723
E-mail: terminals@portseattle.org

Terminal 86 - Bulk Marine Terminal

Louis Dreyfus Corp
Gerry Meehl
Terminal Manager
955 Alaskan Way W.
Seattle, WA 98119
(206) 284-4851

Port of Seattle
Scott Pattison
Manager, Industrial Properties
(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 petroleum, molasses and other liquid cargo
Dockside mobile cranes
Natural deep-water seaport
Four railroad routes to inland markets

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