Port of Bay City

The Port of Bay City, located on Michigan’s Saginaw River and protected by the Saginaw Bay, serves as a multi-modal hub for both domestic and international cargo. This inland port supports a diverse range of shipping activities, handling both lakers and ocean-going vessels with cargoes including steel, scrap metal, and various bulk commodities. Its central location on the East Coast of Michigan makes it a significant node for industry in the Great Lakes region, providing direct vessel, rail, and highway transportation links. The port facilities comprise modern concrete docks, specialized storage infrastructure, and ample acreage for industrial development, reflecting its importance in regional and international trade. Established to boost shipping efficiency and regional economic growth, the Port of Bay City continues to play a vital role, attracting investments, supporting local industries, and facilitating critical supply chains for the area.

Facilities

• Modern concrete dock (200 ft x 120 ft)
• Terminal shed (100 ft x 80 ft, metal construction)
• Liquid cargo dock with valves and pipeline connections
• Turning basin (700 ft x 500 ft, 12 ft depth)
• Low-level, heavy duty dock
• Industrial development acreage (150-300 acres)
• Access to natural gas, oxygen, and nitrogen pipelines

Operating Hours

Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM