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A deepwater port serving the steel, heavy industrial and grain segments of Indiana's economy; goods shipped through Indiana's International Port go out to the world through the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway.
Inland port located 100 miles east of Houston, Texas handling break bulk, general cargo and heavy lift cargo.
The Port of Lewiston specializes in intermodal transportation: barge, rail and truck.
Linked to the nation and the world through an network of transportation systems that include air, highway, rail, pipeline and water.
A strategic intermodal center, served by more than 30 privately-owned public river terminals and connected to the rest of the nation by 18 barge lines, two class 1 railroads, and four interstate highways.
An ice-free inland river port and intermodal transportation center.
Inland port along the Mississippi river located outside of Minneapolis.
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