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Forecast Ships calling at the Port of San Juan have enjoyed an historically strong trade with Jacksonville, Fla. 30 JAXPORT2011 Directory
Major Initiatives As JAXPORT plans for new facilities and grows existing business, Jacksonville’s seaport is realizing its potential by offering enhanced port services with diversified cargo handling and worldwide trade lanes. Here are a few of JAXPORT’s major strategic initiatives for 2011: Deepen The St. Johns River While all of JAXPORT’s terminals enjoy direct access to the 40-foot-deep, 21-mile-long federal shipping channel, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is studying two projects to improve navigation and prepare the harbor for the larger cargo ships projected to call Jacksonville in the future. Develop new port facilities JAXPORT is planning for the development of the Hanjin Container Terminal, a new, 90-acre facility to be constructed at Dames Point. Both the Hanjin terminal and the TraPac Container Terminal will offer shippers unprecedented containership access between Jacksonville and ports throughout Asia, particularly as the Panama Canal’s new locks open to Post-Panamax vessels later this decade. Invest in the port’s future To ensure the Port’s long term viability, JAXPORT is embarking on a major capital improvement program to renovate and improve infrastructure and equipment. From new rail tracks to new cranes, JAXPORT is improving terminal facilities for port customers. JAXPORT2011 Directory 31
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