Port of Greenville

Port of Greenville, located on the Mississippi River in west-central Mississippi, is the state’s largest river port and a pivotal multimodal transportation hub for the region. The port serves as a crucial gateway to both national and international markets, facilitating efficient access by barge, truck, and rail. Handling over 5 million tons of cargo annually, the port plays a vital role in the movement of agricultural products such as corn, soybeans, rice, milo, as well as petroleum products, chemicals, steel, scrap metal, and wood products. Boasting more than 3.9 miles of waterfront on 2,000 acres, a 400-foot dock with five-barge capacity, and advanced cranes capable of heavy lifts and all-weather operation, the port supports rapid and reliable cargo transloading. With its location near major highways and rail connections, the Port of Greenville underpins economic activity for a tri-state region, supporting manufacturing, agriculture, and energy sectors while directly contributing to local and regional economic growth. As a full-service port with climate-controlled storage and expansive outside storage, it is particularly significant for bulk and project cargo operations.

Facilities

• Wharf-type double pier with concrete dock
• 400-foot dock with five-barge capacity
• Covered overhead bridge crane (60-ton all-weather capacity)
• Senebogan 835 crane
• Parallel barge slots
• Twenty-two thousand square foot climate-controlled storage
• Fifty-thousand square foot outside storage
• Open yard hard stand storage
• Barge loading/unloading and transloading services
• Harbor and fleeting services
• Marine dry-dock and repair
• All-weather transloading with covered bridge crane
• Transloading between rail, truck, and barge
• Truck scales
• 15 miles of port rail connecting to CAGY and CN

Operating Hours

24 hours per day