Ports and Properties
As the main source of industrial land in Cowlitz County, our three ports have the infrastructure and expertise needed for successful development.
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Port of Kalama
The Port of Kalama is a major international port offering prime industrial land and exceptional move-in ready industrial buildings. The Port offers miles of river front industrial acreage and is host to several international manufacturing businesses. It integrates economic and recreational development with beautiful parks, a lively waterfront, and a team of skilled professionals ready to partner with you in achieving your goals.
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Port of Longview
The Port of Longview has 8 marine terminals and waterfront industrial property spanning 835 acres on the deep-draft Columbia River, just 66 miles from the Pacific Ocean. This strategic location, a program of unique cargo services, an outstanding workforce and fully equipped marine operations make it a reliable choice for all your cargo-handling needs. By supporting growth, it creates a positive economic ripple that strengthens the local community.
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Port of Woodland
The Port of Woodland finds itself uniquely primed for development. Its Rose Way Industrial Park is a $4 million investment in infrastructure and will soon have buildings available for lease by light industrial and manufacturing businesses. As a community partner, the Port of Woodland places importance in economic growth, but also strives to provide recreational opportunities and improve the quality of life of residents and visitors.