Paulsboro Marine Terminal
Paulsboro Marine Terminal is the first major port to be constructed on the Delaware River in more than 50 years and it has processed more than eight million tons of imported steel cargo since it opened in 2017. This facility features three deepwater berths on the Delaware River including a ro-ro berth, and a barge berth on the Mantua Creek.
Capabilities
LocationDelaware River, Paulsboro, New Jersey |
OwnerSouth Jersey Port Corporation |
LesseePaulsboro Waterfront Development LLC |
CargoesSteel slabs, steel coils, project cargo |
Terminal Area150 acres (61 ha) |
Berths2,400 Linear Feet (730 m) |
Depth at MLW40 feet (12.2 m) |
Heavy Lift CranesTBA |
Truck GatesSingle MARAD Secure Entrance |
Highway AccessDirect 1.5-mile route to Interstate-295 |
Rail ConnectionsCSX and NS rail systems serviced by Conrail with integrated on-dock rail infrastructure |
Terminal OperatorHolt Logistics, LLC |
Broadway Terminal
While ably handling all types of breakbulk and bulk cargoes, the Broadway Terminal, located at the Port of Camden, is also a bustling industrial park with multiple maritime business related tenants making Camden their home. Trucking companies, stevedores, tug companies, manufacturers, ship chandlers and a host of other business make the Port of Camden an efficient and successful place to do business and to ship cargo through.



Capabilities
Location: 2500 Broadway, Camden, New Jersey
Cargoes: Steel products, wood products, cocoa beans, furnace slag, cement, road salt, project cargoes and other various breakbulk and dry bulk cargoes
Storage Capacity: 1.128 million sq/ft (104,794.6 sq/m)
Cranes: Multi-purpose Kocks container style electric — 95 T (86.2 MT)
Berths: Pier 1 — 900 LF (274.32 m) | Pier 1A — 850 LF (259.08 m)
Depth at MLW: Pier 1 — 32 ft (9.7m) | Pier 1A — 40 ft (12.2m)
Highway Access: Direct to I-676, I-76, US Rt. 130 & I-295
Other Features: Full-service facility for breakbulk, bulk and containerized cargoes
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Terminal Operator: South Jersey Port Corporation, managing the public wharves. Ship labor is through PMTA member stevedores. For a list of members go to www.pmta.com/members. All other labor and terminal services are provided by SJPC.
