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  Welcome to the Economic Artery of Green Bay!

Tall ShipsThe Port of Green Bay is a vital part of our local economy, our history and our lives.  It plays an important role in the transportation of goods and commodities that are critical to the economic health of the region. The Port of Green Bay receives and/or sends commodities as far south as Sheboygan, Wisconsin, west to Wausau, Wisconsin, and north into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Waterborne transportation provides an efficient and environmentally-friendly mode of transportation.

The Port is operated by the Brown County Port & Solid Waste Department and is overseen by the Brown County Harbor Commission. Thirteen Port businesses, or Terminal Operators, are located along three miles of the Fox River. These businesses move more than two million tons of cargo on more than 200 ships each year.

Whether you are a business, a teacher, boat enthusiast or an interested community member, we invite you to explore our site and see all that the Port of Green Bay has to offer and learn how the Port truly is our connection to the rest of the world.

Currently

 

Manitowoc
        MANITOWOC
Arrival:  9/4/10 @ 1:00am
Departure:  TBD
Terminal:  Georgia Pacific
Cargo:  Low Fusion Coal
Origin:  Sandusky
Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder
            PATHFINDER
Arrival:  9/5/10 @ 4:00am
Departure:  9/5/10 @ 12 Noon
Terminal:  Fox River Dock
Cargo:  Coal
Origin:  Chicago, IL

L. J. Kuber
       LEWIS J. KUBER
Arrival:  9/7/10 @ 1:00pm
Departure:  9/7/10 @ 9:00pm
Terminal:  Great Lakes Calcium
Cargo:  Limestone
Origin:  Meldrum Bay, ON