Port of Greenville

Greenville, Mississippi

The Port of Greenville, located in the city of Greenville, Mississippi, is a vital multimodal transportation center, facilitating water, truck, and rail transportation. Serving as a crucial gateway to national and international trade, the port plays a key role in generating millions of dollars in annual economic activity. It boasts rapid handling capabilities for a diverse range of cargoes including corn, wheat, soybeans, petroleum products, chemicals, steel, lumber, and more. The port features state-of-the-art equipment such as a 60-ton all-weather covered bridge crane and a 22,000-sq.ft. climate-controlled warehouse for efficient cargo management and storage. Greenville, known for its blues music heritage and fertile lands, offers visitors a unique blend of culture and history. Tourists can explore attractions like the Mississippi Delta Blues Festival, Winterville Mounds, Leroy Percy State Park, and enjoy the rich culinary scene that blends traditional Southern flavors with modern twists. Greenville is also the birthplace of renowned puppeteer Jim Henson, creator of the Muppets. The city's strategic location at the crossroads of major highways and rail lines makes it a critical link in the supply chain, connecting industries across the region.

Location

City: Greenville

Region: Mississippi

Country: United States

Coordinates: 33.4101° N, 91.0612° W