Salem Marine Terminal
A port of entry since 1682, this terminal in Salem, New Jersey, is one of the oldest ports on the East Coast. The port handles sand and gravel, and other dry bulk cargo.
The terminal is currently undergoing expansion to include a new berth and upland improvements. The new berth will consist of a 400-foot bulkhead and a high-level concrete deck, fenders, and mooring cleats. An 8-acre upland area will be reconstructed for storage.
Following construction of the 400-foot berth high-level deck and bulkhead wall, the berth will be dredged to 22.5 feet below mean low water (MLW) depth.
Capabilities
LocationSalem, New Jersey |
Specialized CargoesSand and gravel |
Other CargoesVarious dry bulk and project cargoes |
Area12.5 acres (5 ha) at the port. 37 acres (15 ha) off site. |
Berths1: Existing 130 ft. (39.62 m), 2. In design 400 ft (122 m). |
DepthThe Salem River Channel depth is 16 feet (4.9 m) below MLW. The new berth will be dredged to 22.5 feet (6.9 m) below mean low water (MLW) |
Highway AccessAccess to Interstate Route I-295 and Exit 1 of the NJ Turnpike via NJ Route 49 and Salem County Route 551. |
Rail AccessOn site, access to CSX and NS via SMS Rail and Conrail |
Terminal OperatorUS Concrete / Vulcan |
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
Tariff: Click here to go to the tariffs page.
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.