Port of Houston, TX

The Port of Houston is the largest US port by foreign waterborne tonnage, anchoring the Gulf Coast energy and petrochemical trade corridor, and serves as the primary maritime gateway for crude oil, LNG, chemicals, steel, and industrial equipment moving in and out of the US.

Yes, the Port of Houston operates major container terminals, including the Barbours Cut and Bayport terminals, handling significant volumes of containerized imports and exports alongside its dominant bulk liquid, dry bulk, and breakbulk operations.

The Port of Houston has extensive rail connections to major Class I railroads and direct highway access to the US interstate system, enabling efficient distribution of cargo throughout the US interior, particularly to the Midwest and Southeast.