Port of Morrow

The Port of Morrow is a public port located in Boardman, Oregon. As Oregon's second largest port, it provides a range of industrial services and facilities. The port employs 14 people and generates an annual revenue of $50 million. The Port of Morrow offers four industrial parks with sites ranging from 1 to 2,000 acres in size. These parks cater to a diverse range of industries, although the port is known for its food processing sector. The Port boasts state-of-the-art utilities, including clean water from deep wells and a municipal system link, as well as economical power provided by local cooperatives. A key differentiator of the Port of Morrow is its strategic location at the intersection of major transportation modes. Businesses can utilize the Columbia River for barge shipping, the Union Pacific mainline for rail transport, or the Interstate freeway system for trucking. The Tidewater Terminal, the largest container terminal upriver of Portland, facilitates container shipping, while Northwest Container Services handles container loading onto rail cars. The port's industrial parks offer convenient access to Interstate 84 and 82, and the Boardman Airport provides a 4,200-foot runway for corporate jets and general aviation. For more information or to inquire about available sites, please visit the Port of Morrow's website at portofmorrow.com.