Key Services

Breakbulk cargo handling including the Port of Georgetown's own Intermodal Breakbulk Service (IBS). The port's innovative IBS lets shippers and consignees combine a multitude of transportation costs and functions -- stevedoring, storage, port handling, truck and/or rail, etc. -- as a single operation under one invoice. This ability saves time, money, and administrative hassles.

Equipment & Facilities

Georgetown was built for breakbulk cargo.

• 4 berths totaling 1,800 ft.
• 139,800 square-feet of covered storage
• 2 transit warehouses totaling 103,000 square-feet
• 3 enclosed sheds totaling 36,800 square-feet
• 27.9 acres of open storage
• Covered and open storage rail access is provided
• Up to 200-Ton mobile crane available
• Specialty handling facilities on terminal for metals, cement, chemicals, aggregates, forest products and ore
• Fleet of cargo handling equipment
• Direct on-terminal CSX rail connection

• Global Position: 33N 21' / 79W 17'
• Channel depth 27 ft. MLW
• 27 ft. MLW at dockside
• 13.5 miles from the ocean
• Harbor pilot required
  (Georgetown Branch Pilot's Association 843-527-4136)
• Tugboat services required
  (McAllister Towing, 843-546-0765)