MARION

• USQAM
• Latitude: 41.7041
• Longitude: -70.759
• US East Coast
• Marina in US

Location: Marion AR 72364 US

The Marion port is a part of Port of Indiana system located in the United States, specifically in Marion County, Indiana. However, it is important to note that Marion, IN, is landlocked and does not have a marine port; it is an inland location. The misconception might arise from its association with logistics and transport due to its inland infrastructure.

If you are looking for a more detailed description and specifications of an Indiana port that handles maritime activities, you might be referring to Indiana's Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor or Ports of Indiana in general. Here is a brief overview of one of the main ports in Indiana that handles cargo coming from marine routes:

Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor

Location:

• Located on the southern shore of Lake Michigan, immediately adjacent to Gary and Portage, Indiana.
• Close proximity to Interstate 80/90 (Indiana Toll Road), Interstate 94, and major railways connecting to the national rail network.

Key Features and Specifications:

• Waterways: Serves as a deep-water port for Great Lakes and international ships through the St. Lawrence Seaway.
• Cargo Handling: Specializes in bulk, breakbulk, project cargo shipments, and general cargo.
• Storage: Provides extensive warehouse and outdoor storage facilities, including options for refrigerated storage.
• Berths: Multiple deep-draft berths accommodating large vessels.
• Cranes and Equipment: Equipped with various cranes including heavy-lift cranes and other cargo handling equipment.
• Connectivity: Ensures intermodal connections with road, rail, and waterway transport modes.
• Industry Focus: Supports industries such as steel, agriculture, energy, and manufacturing.
• Services: Offers services such as warehousing, logistics, and heavy machinery handling.

Infrastructure:

• Docks: Multiple docking facilities to handle various types of cargo.
• Rail Access: On-dock rail services provided by multiple Class I railroads.
• Intermodal Facilities: Facilities to efficiently transfer cargo between trucks, trains, and ships.

Economic Impact:

• Acts as a significant economic driver for the region by facilitating local and international trade.
• Contributes to employment in logistics, transportation, and related industries.

The Port of Indiana system, including Burns Harbor, aims to bolster Indiana’s position in global trade by leveraging its strategic location, advanced infrastructure, and comprehensive services. If you need details on another specific port in Indiana or elsewhere, please feel free to ask!