The Havana Regional Port District is a river-based public port district located in central Illinois, along the Illinois River. It serves as a vital multimodal transportation and logistics hub for the agricultural heartland of the Midwest. The port supports the movement of essential commodities such as grain, fertilizer, coal, and aggregate materials, providing direct access to the Mississippi River system and, from there, to the Gulf of Mexico. The district facilitates barge, rail, and truck transport, which enhances regional economic development by connecting local producers to national and international markets. Operations within the port district focus on river commerce, transloading, storage, and industrial support services, playing a key role in supporting regional agribusiness and manufacturing sectors. The port is known for its efficient handling of bulk cargo and offers intermodal connectivity, supporting the logistical needs of central Illinois and surrounding areas.
Monday to Friday, 06:00 - 16:00 (standard operating hours); extended hours available by appointment during peak shipping seasons.
Major carriers serving this port
