Location
Strategic Location
Located on Mississippi’s southeastern Gulf Coast, Port Pascagoula offers a strategic advantage for domestic and international trade through its unique combination of deepwater access, multimodal connectivity, and available industrial property.
Port Pascagoula operates two deep-water harbors (East, Bayou Casotte and West, Pascagoula River) providing public and private terminals designed to efficiently handle bulk, breakbulk, heavy-lift, and project cargo. With federally maintained navigation channels up to 42 feet deep, vessels have direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and major international shipping routes.
Connected by Land, Sea, Rail, & Air
Port Pascagoula’s location provides seamless connections across every major mode of transportation, allowing cargo to move efficiently from vessel to destination.
- Direct access to the Gulf of Mexico through the Pascagoula Ship Channel
- Interstate 10 and U.S. Highway 90 within minutes of port facilities
- Class I rail service via Canadian National (CN) and CSX
- Mississippi Export Railroad providing regional rail connectivity throughout the port
- Barge access via the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
- Nearby commercial air service through Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport and Mobile Regional Airport
Port Pascagoula is a thriving gateway strategically positioned to support maritime commerce in South Mississippi, serving as a vital economic engine for the region. Our central location and advanced facilities make our port the preferred hub for industries such as energy, manufacturing, and agriculture.