Port of Lake Charles
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The Port of Lake Charles, Louisiana manages the Calcasieu Ship Channel and ranks as the 10th-busiest U.S. port —serving global LNG exports.
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About Port of Lake Charles
The Port of Lake Charles, also known as the Lake Charles Harbor & Terminal District, is a deepwater seaport located in Lake Charles, Louisiana, along the Calcasieu Ship Channel. It is the 14th-busiest port district in the United States based on tonnage. With its extensive management of the Calcasieu Ship Channel, which stretches 36 miles inland and another 32 miles out into the Gulf of Mexico, the Port of Lake Charles offers reliable shipping and has a proven historical performance.
It has become a preferred choice for a wide range of cargo, including breakbulk, specialty, and project cargo, as well as serving as the No. 1 LNG export area in the world. Additionally, the Port offers commercial real estate options for transportation and industrial purposes, with sites that provide direct access to the Gulf of Mexico through the well-maintained Calcasieu Ship Channel
