Rosedale-Bolivar County Port Commission

The Rosedale-Bolivar County Port Commission operates the Port of Rosedale, a strategically significant intermodal facility located at the convergence of the Mississippi River and the mouth of the Arkansas River in northwestern Mississippi. This unique dual-river position grants the port unmatched connectivity, enabling navigation south to the Gulf of Mexico via New Orleans and westward through the Arkansas River system as far as Tulsa. Just 100 miles south of Memphis, the port lies within a 500-mile radius of key markets such as Houston, Birmingham, and Atlanta. Serving as a vital logistics hub, the Port of Rosedale facilitates both domestic and global trade, handling a wide range of cargo including agricultural commodities, steel products, and bulk goods. Its infrastructure supports efficient barge, truck, and (pending reinstatement) rail connections, contributing to the economic vitality of Bolivar County and the broader Mississippi Delta. Renowned for its fast turnaround, all-weather reliability, and proximity to major trucking routes and potential freight rail, the port plays an important role in regional supply chains and Mississippi’s export economy.

Facilities

• General cargo dock
• Two bulk docks with inbound and outbound conveyors
• Barge loading and unloading stations
• On-site warehousing and open-air storage
• Truck scales
• Boat repair facilities
• Barge staging and fleeting areas

Operating Hours

Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–5:00 PM (typical; subject to scheduling and special arrangements)