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Waterways Work for America

 

Chamber Celebrates Passage of the Water Resources Reform & Development Act – Learn More

 

A Vital Investment in America: Modernizing the nation’s marine transportation system can create American jobs, increase exports, and inject billions of dollars into the U.S. economy.

The 113th Congress has the opportunity to pass a Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) - kick-starting strategic investment in our ports and inland waterways, increasing American competitiveness and, in the process, creating hundreds of thousands of high-paying U.S. jobs.

Learn More & Take Action:

► See what’s at stake for the country without investment.

► Help support investment in our nation's infrastructure and make this issue a priority - sign onto our letter to Congress today.

► CLICK ON A STATE BELOW  to see how waterways and ports support local jobs and economic growth. 

 

Waterways Map

 

Deep Water Ports
  1. Port of South Louisiana
  2. Port of Houston
  3. Port of New York/New Jersey
  4. Port of Long Beach
  5. Port of New Orleans
  6. Port of Beaumont
  7. Port of Virginia
  8. Port Corpus Christi
  9. Port of Los Angeles
  10. Port of Baton Rouge
  11. Port of Texas City
  12. Port of Mobile
  13. Port of Lake Charles
  14. Port of Plaquemines
  1. Port of Baltimore
  2. Port of Pascagoula
  3. Port of Savannah
  4. Port of Tampa
  5. Port of Philadelphia
  6. Port Arthur
  7. Port of Valdez
  8. Port of Seattle
  9. Port of Portland (OR)
  10. Port of Richmond
  11. Port of Tacoma
  12. Port of Freeport
  13. Port Everglades
  1. Port of Marcus Hook
  2. Port of Oakland
  3. Port of Boston
  4. Port of Charleston
  5. Port of Paulsboro
  6. Port of Jacksonville
  7. Port of Galveston
  8. Port of Portland (ME)
  9. Port of Honolulu
  10. Port of Kalama
  11. Port of Anacortes
  12. Port Miami
Inland Ports
  1. Port of Huntington-Tristate
  2. Port of Metropolitan St. Louis
  3. Port of Duluth-Superior
  4. Port of Pittsburgh
  1. Port of Chicago
  2. Port of Two Harbors
  3. Port of Detroit
  4. Port of Memphis
  1. Port of Indiana Harbor
  2. Port of Greater Cincinnati
  3. Port of Cleveland
  4. Port of Toledo
Primary Inland Waterways
  1. Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
  2. Apalachicola-Chattahoochee River
  3. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
  4. Lower Mississippi River
  5. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
  1. Tennessee River
  2. Arkansas River
  3. Missouri River
  4. Ohio River
  5. Monongahela River
  1. Upper Mississippi River
  2. St. Clair River
  3. St. Lawrence Seaway
  4. St. Mary's River
  5. Columbia-Snake River

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