WELCOME TO THE PORT OF HARLINGEN
The Port of Harlingen is growing into the economic hub of South Texas. Sitting on the southern tip of Texas on the Arroyo Colorado River, the port is a shallow draft, inland port for barge and multimodal transport. Located 25 miles inland of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway on more than 2,000 acres of land, the Port of Harlingen offers a gateway for global commerce as part of Foreign Trade Zone #62 to one of the largest trade zones in Texas.
Globally Connected, Locally Invested
Annual Tonnage
Commodities translported through our Port move via barge, truck or rail through out the US and internationally
$4.6 Billion
Economic Activity
is generated annually by The Port of Harlingen via direct and indirect port business
Jobs Supported
Our Port supports the workforce through job creation and sustaining Texas through direct, indirect and induced employment
$79 Million
Local & State Tax Revenue
is generated through usage and cargo fees for maritime commodity transportation
Globally Connected, Locally Invested
Annual Tonnage
Commodities translported through our Port move via barge, truck or rail through out the US and internationally
$4.6 Billion
Economic Activity
is generated annually by The Port of Harlingen via direct and indirect port business
Jobs Supported
Our Port supports the workforce through job creation and sustaining Texas through direct, indirect and induced employment
$79 Million
Local & State Tax Revenue
is generated through usage and cargo fees for maritime commodity transportation
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