Marine Terminal
The Port's 60-acre terminal consists of three modern, deepwater berths, on-dock rail, a US Customs bonded warehouse, and a complete container yard. With a strategic Pacific Northwest location and a productive workforce with a reputation for innovation in handling freight, the Port of Olympia maintains a competitive edge for specialty cargoes.
6/23/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Global Wisdom
6/11/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Matakana Island
5/5/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Campanula
4/25/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Matakana Island
4/16/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Lavieen Rose
4/14/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the STX Daisy
4/12/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Paul Bunyan Barge
4/2/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Dry Beam
3/8/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Aster K
2/8/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Campanula
1/27/10 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Lavieen Rose
12/17/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Global Wisdom
12/2/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes the Paul Bunyan Barge
11/30/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge
11/11/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Campanula
11/3/09 - Welcoming the Expected Arrival of The Laser Ace
10/19/09 - Welcoming The Expected Arrival of The Lavieen Rose
9/25/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Campanula
8/12/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Global Wisdom
8/9/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge
7/20/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge
06/30/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Global Wisdom
06/29/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge
06/12/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Dry Beam
05/28/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge
05/11/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Industrial Cape
05/11/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Lavieen Rose
04/22/09 - Port of Olympia Welcomes Paul Bunyan Barge