The Port of Grays Harbor, established in 1911 and located in Grays Harbor County, Washington, is one of the most significant deepwater ports on the U.S. West Coast. It serves as Washington State’s only Pacific Coast deepwater port outside the Puget Sound and is strategically positioned as the closest U.S. deepwater port to Asia. Historically a leading timber export hub, the port has diversified its operations and is now the nation's largest exporter of American-grown soybean meal and the leading seafood landing point in Washington. Additionally, it has become the main automobile export port on the West Coast, playing a vital role in the region's economy by handling a wide variety of cargoes including forest products, biodiesel, liquid and dry bulk goods, and vehicles. With integrated rail and highway access and extensive marine terminal facilities, the Port of Grays Harbor continues to be a key gateway for international trade and regional development.
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (administrative office hours). Marine terminal operations are typically available 24/7 by arrangement to meet vessel and cargo requirements.
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