Sitting on 125 acres, Jacintoport
Terminal offers specialized facilities for project and
bagged cargo. The “Spiralveyor” bagged cargo
handling system is capable of loading ships at a very
high rate of speed. On-site bagging equipment can package
corn, oats, rice, soybeans, wheat and other food products.
The Jacintoport warehouse contains
200,000 square feet of storage space, as well as enclosed
truck and rail bays to protect cargo.
The terminal’s three berths
provide 1,836 feet of continuous quay, with 7.5 acres
of paved cargo marshaling area and an 82,500-square-foot
transit shed located adjacent to Berth 3. The terminal
also features a 437,000-square-foot transit shed.
| The Facts About Jacintoport |
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16211 Peninsula, Houston, Texas 77015 |
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125-acre tract situated on the north
side of the Houston Ship Channel near Channelview,
Texas |
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Offers specialized facilities for
project and bagged cargo |
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Three wharves offering 1,836 feet
of continuous quay, 7.5 acres of paved marshaling
area |
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Elevation approximately 12 feet above
mean low tide |
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82,500 square-foot transit shed dockside |
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200,000 square-foot temperature and
humidity-controlled warehouse |
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437,000 square feet of warehouse space
in lease area |
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On-site bagging facility can package
corn, oats, rice, soybeans and other food products |
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Form conveyor fed spiralveyors are
capable of loading 350 to 400 tons of bagged/boxed
cargo in one hour |
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Major railroad service includes BN/SF
and UP/SP via PTRA switching service and can handle
150 freight cars at one time |
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Facility includes staging areas, dual certified
scales, computerized inventory controls and a fleet
of shore cranes |
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Approved by USDA to handle PL480 food aid cargo |
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Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
capable of operating 24 hours a day with prior arrangements |
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24-hour security |
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Major highways close by are Interstate 10 via
Sheldon Road exit and Beltway 8 (East) via Jacintoport
Boulevard exit |