Port of Seattle
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Port Headquarters
2711 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA U.S.A. 98121
(206) 728-3000
Port of Seattle
"The Port of Seattle is one of the largest, most efficient container and breakbulk cargo centers on the West Coast.
Closer to Asia than any other major U.S. port, Seattle is a premier gateway for products moving to and from North
America. Our expansive terminals, dedicated workforce, superb rail and road access make Seattle the best choice for
fast cargo transshipment".
Terminal 5
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Port Headquarters
2711 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA U.S.A. 98121
(206) 728-3000
Container Terminal 5
APLs container terminal in Seattle, Global Gateway North, features advanced on-dock intermodal rail
facilities and latest generation computerized terminal operations system. Dedicated in 1998, this
state-of-the-art terminal is the result of a $270-million modernization and expansion program
undertaken by the Port of Seattle.
Terminal Size
Terminal Size 182 acres (74 hectares)
Berths Number: Three
Length: 2,900 feet (884 meters)
Water Depth
Berth 1
is -45 feet (-14 meters)
Berths 2 & 3
are -50 feet (-15 meters)
Cranes
Six container-handling cranes
All post-Panamax size
Lift above rail: 95-115 feet
(Three at 95; Three at 115)
(29-35 meters)
Out Reach:
145 feet (44 meters)
(16-container-wide vessels)
Gage: 100 feet (30 meters)
ON-Dock Intermodal Yard
Loading capacity of 54 five-platform doublestack railcars equivalent to two full trains for both BNSF and UPRR
Adjacent storage facility for 54 five-platform railcars equivalent to two full trains
33.8-acre (13.52-hectare) intermodal yard with six working tracks Assembly of full train within terminal for
direct access to UPRR or BNSF mainlines
Refrigerated Capacity
600 reefer plugs
Container Terminal 18
Terminal 18 completed a major expansion in the spring of 2002. T-18 is the Port's largest container terminal
and one of the largest in North America. Redevelopment of adjacent property doubled the size of the terminal.
Financing of the $300-million expansion was provided by the sale of special facility bonds backed solely by
lease payments. This saved the Port $60 million in capital capacity that can be used to help finance other
important projects.
Terminal Size
196 acres (79 hectares)
Berths Number:
Four 1,000-foot
(305-meter) container berths
Length: 4,450 feet (1,356 meters)
Water Depth
-50 feet (-15 meters) for container berthsss
-40 feet (-12 meters) for breakbulk berthsss
Cranes
Eleven container-handling cranes
Four super post-Panamax size
Lift above rail:
127 feet (39 meters)
Outreach: 203 feet (62 meters)
(23 container-wide vessels)
Gage: 100 feet (30 meters)
Three post-Panamax size
Lift above rail:
115 feet (35 meters)
Outreach: 175 feet (53 meters)
(19 container-wide vessels)
Gage: 100 feet (30 meters)
Four Panamax size
Lift above rail:
101-105 feet (31-32 meters)
Outreach: 113-135 feet (34-41 meters)
(13-15 container-wide vessels)
Gage: 50 feet (15 meters)
On-Dock Intermodal Yard
Loading capacity of 58 five-platform doublestack railcars equivalent of more
than 2 full trains for both UPRR and BNSF Adjacent storage facility for 58
five-platform doublestack railcars equivalent of 2 full trains.
Refrigerated Capacity 1,227 reefer plugs
Container Terminal 18
The Port of Seattle recently completed a major $20 million modernization project of Terminal 25 for Matson Navigation.
Matson Navigation is a leading U.S. domestic carrier with over a century of service in providing a full array of
transportation services operating from a single user facility.
Terminal Specs
Terminal Size
35 acres (14.2 hectares)
Berths
Number: One 1,580-foot (482-meter) container berth
Water Depth
-50 feet (-15 meters)
for container berth
Cranes (owned by SSAT)
Three Panamax size
Lift above rail: 87 feet (27 meters)
Outreach: 115 feet (35 meters)
(13 container-wide vessels)
Gage: 50 feet (15 meters)
Near-Dock Yards
Terminal is within 2 miles of both
the UPRR and BNSF yards
Refrigerated Capacity
307 reefer plugs
Container Terminal 46
Terminal 46 is located on the southeast side of Elliot Bay, just south of downtown Seattle and
just north of the the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railways Seattle Intermodal Gateway rail yard.
The Post recently completed a $72 million upgrade and expansion of the terminal and a new lease was
signed with Total Terminals International (TTI) and Hanjin. The lease agreement ensures that TTI and
Hanjin will remain there until 2015 and perhaps as long as 2025.
Other improvements include a new 16-lane truck gate with state-of-the-art optical character
recognition technology, new terminal buildings, additional container yard acreage, a stronger
pier apron and a new fender system.
Terminal Specs
Terminal Size 88 acres (35.5 hectares)
Berths
Number: Two (with third available)
Length: 2,300 feet (701 meters)
Water Depth: -50 feet (-15 meters)
Refrigerated Capacity
426 reefer plugs plus
40 plug generator
Cranes
Six container-handling cranes
Three super post-Panamax size cranes have 127' lift above rail, 200 outreach (22 container-wide), and 100' gage
Two post-Panamax cranes have 115' lift above rail, 145 outreach (16 container-wide), and 100' gage
One Panamax crane has 90' lift above rail, 115 outreach (13 container-wide ship) and 50' gage
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Terminal 91
Tino Salud
(206) 728-3139
2001 W. Garfield St.
Seattle, WA 98119
BulkBreak Terminal 91-Terminal Size
152 acres (62 hectares)
Length
Pier 90 East: 1,800 feet (549 meters)
Pier 90 West: 1,800 feet (549 meters)
Pier 91 East: 1,800 feet (549 meters)
Pier 91 West: 2,100 feet (640 meters)
Height
18 feet (6 meters)
Apron Width
Open Water Depth
36 feet (11 meters)
Berths
Six at each terminal
Services
Water
Light
Power
Phone
35-foot-draft mean low-level water
Handling Equipment
Numerous forklifts of varying capacity
Other equipment available as needed
Built in heavy lift pads
Utilization
Receipt and shipment of foodstuffs
Frozen food Dry Cargo Storage
Covered and open storage
Moorage of barges and factory trawlers
Terminal 115
Terminal Operator
Northland Services
6020 W. Marginal Way SW
Seattle, WA 98106
(206) 763-3000
Fax: (206) 767-5579
BulkBreak Terminal 115 Terminal Size
70 acres (28 hectares)
Length
Main Pier: 1,200 feet
(366 meters)
Finger Pier: 400 feet
(121 meters)
Apron Width
Main Pier: 103 feet
(31 meters) 600 PSF
Water Depth
Main Pier Berth:
28 feet MLLW(9 meters)
controlling water depth
Finger Pier: 15 feet MLLW
Berths
Main Berth: 1,200 L.F.
Finger Pier: 400 L.F.
Storage
70 acres (28 hectares) of yard space
Services
Rail
Water
Lights
Power
Phone
Garbage
Handling Equipment
Top lift trucks
Heavy forklifts
Numerous smaller forklifts
Crawler Cranes
Uses
Receipt and shipment of import/export cargo (domestic and international)
Special projects and barge operations
Breakbulk and containerized
RO-RO, Pass-Pass and crane loading
Grain Facilities Terminal 86
Terminal Operator
Louis Dreyfus Corp
955 Alaskan Way W.
Seattle, WA 98119
(206) 284-4851
Fax: (206) 284-1360
Grain Terminal Terminal Size
Terminal Size
40 acres (16 hectares)
Length
425 feet (130 meters)
1,440 feet (439 meters) with dolphins
Height
20 feet (6 meters)
Apron Width
20 feet (6 meters)
Water Depth
50 feet (15 meters)
Berths
One Storage 16 acres (7 hectares),
paved and fenced, plus a 4.2-million
-bushel grain elevator
Services
Maintenance, water, lights, power,
phone and garbage Handling Equipment
Grain gallery that is the full length
of the wharf with five vessel-loading spouts
Two electric-belt conveyors
Uses
Shipment of grain by vessel
Additional Information
With its array of sophisticated electronic controls and mechanical devices, the terminal
is a completely automated grain facility. This assures you efficient movement of grain
from trucks and rail cars to silos and then to ship's hold. The two northern-tier railroads
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union PPPaacific - have access to the terminal on a common-user basis.
The current 4.2-million-bushel capacity is expandable to meet future requirements.
The storage specifications are: 68 silos - 130 feet (40 meters) high and 28 feet (9 meters)
in diameter hold 54,000 bushels each 39 interstices hold 13,500 bushels each
8 shipping bins in the headhouse hold 40,000 bushels each
The Boeing Company
Chief Dave Cook
Department Mailing Address:
PO Box 3707, M/C 3U-67,
Seattle, WA. 98124-2207
253-657-9853
Station 1
(Duwamish Corridor)
8120 East Marginal Way South
Seattle, WA 98124
(206) 655-7700
FAX: (206) 655-1454
Station 2 - Renton
P.O. Box 3707, MS 99-05
Seattle, WA 98124
(425)237-1075
FAX: (425)237-8781
Station 4 - Auburn
P. O. Box 3707, MS 5F-30
Seattle, WA 98124
(253)931-6009
FAX: (253)931-2851
Station 5
King County
International Airport, Seattle
P. O. Box 80245
Seattle, WA 98108
(206)296-7392
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