Port of Beaumont

The Port of Beaumont is a major deep-water port situated in Beaumont, Texas, near the mouth of the Neches River. As the fourth busiest port in the United States by cargo tonnage, it serves as a vital gateway for energy, agricultural, and military shipments connecting Texas with global markets. Its position on the Gulf Coast and direct access to multiple class-1 railroads enable highly efficient intermodal transport, making it a strategic hub for various types of cargo including bulk, break-bulk, roll-on/roll-off, containerized, and liquid cargos. Uniquely, the Port of Beaumont is recognized as the primary strategic military port in the country, processing more U.S. military equipment than any other port and serving as headquarters for the U.S. Army’s 842nd Transportation Battalion. The port’s operations contribute significantly to the regional and national economy, supporting tens of thousands of jobs and generating billions of dollars in economic output. Its state-of-the-art facilities and recent expansions, such as the new Main Street Terminal, underscore its significance as a dynamic, world-class logistics and shipping center.

Facilities

• Main Street Terminal 1 (roll-on/roll-off and general cargo terminal)
• General Cargo Terminals (3 major terminals)
• 12 deep-water berths
• 12 wharfs
• 3.5 million bushel grain elevator
• Class 1 rail connections
• Container and break-bulk cargo capacity
• Specialized military logistics facilities

Operating Hours

Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (administrative hours); marine and cargo operations may run 24/7 by scheduling and demand