Truck / Rail / Barge / Small Ship
60 Tons - All Weather Covered Bridge Crane
22,000 sq.ft. inside storage dew point control
50,000 sq.ft. outside hard stand (concrete surafce)
Websites with current information about the status of the Mississippi River
1-130-ton crawler crane / 1-100-ton crawler crane / 1-52,000# fork lift / 1-25,000# fork lift
1-6,000# fork lift / 1-5,000# fork lift / 25 yd. clam bucket / 75” and 54” magnet / Skid steer loader
Truck/rail bulk hopper / Truck bulk hopper / Track hoe Knuckle boom / 50,000 lb. Wheel loader
The Port of Greenville was consolidated into an authority in 1954 with a Port Commission appointed by the city, county, and state to provide direction for development of this important economic engine for the entire Delta region. Since then, flood-free industrial sites along the harbor front have been developed and service to the area industry through a public terminal has been provided. The Port of Greenville ranks as one of the great ports on the inland waterway system and the Mississippi River.