Port Pascagoula
About Port Pascagoula
As Mississippi’s largest deepwater port, Port Pascagoula serves as a strategic gateway connecting manufacturers, shippers, and global markets. Specializing in bulk, breakbulk, heavy-lift, and project cargo, our port provides the infrastructure, expertise, and multimodal connectivity needed to move complex cargo efficiently and reliably.
Located on Mississippi’s southeastern Gulf Coast, Port Pascagoula operates two deep-water harbors with a combination of public and private marine terminals handling more than 32 million tons of cargo annually. Ranked among the top 25 ports in the United States by total tonnage, Port Pascagoula plays a vital role in supporting Mississippi’s economy and international trade.
Strategically positioned just minutes from Interstate 10, served by Class I and regional rail, and offering direct access to the Gulf of Mexico through federally maintained deepwater channels, Port Pascagoula provides seamless multimodal connections that help customers move cargo with speed, flexibility, and confidence.
Whether exporting Mississippi forest products, handling oversized project cargo, moving heavy-lift components, or supporting industrial growth along the Gulf Coast, Port Pascagoula delivers customized solutions backed by experienced personnel, modern facilities, and a commitment to customer success.
At Port Pascagoula, commerce starts here.
Attractive Features Include
42 Ft
deep channels
2 Hours Pilotage
short distance to shipping lanes
Weather-protected
rail operations
Competitive rates
and a flexible labor force
Green Marine
Port Pascagoula recently joined hundreds of other Ports across the country who are getting “Green Marine” certified. Click to learn more about Green Marine and to see the process and performance indicators encompassing the Green Marine standards and certification.
