Port Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Port Milwaukee, also known as the Port of Milwaukee, is a crucial transportation hub on Lake Michigan serving Southeastern Wisconsin, Southeastern Minnesota, and Northern Illinois. The port covers 467 acres and features 16 berths, handling a variety of cargo including salt, steel, general cargoes, and more. With over 330,000 square feet of warehouse space and 50 acres for bulk storage, the port is well-equipped for handling different commodities. Port Milwaukee is also a popular destination for ferry and cruise ship travelers, offering services to Muskegon, Michigan. Visitors can enjoy attractions like the Lake Express ferry, numerous cruise ship activities, and the lakefront recreational facilities including Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. (Summerfest), Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin, and the south lawn of the Milwaukee Art Museum. The port is also home to the Sector Lake Michigan of the United States Coast Guard. Recent developments include a $35 million investment to support shipping operations and the reevaluation of a land use agreement expanding public activities on a 2.9-acre parcel of land near Maier Festival Park.

Location

City: Milwaukee

Region: Wisconsin

Country: United States

Coordinates: 43.00278° N, 87.89111° W