🇺🇸Port of Baltimore
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About the Port of Baltimore
The Port of Baltimore is a top U.S. port for roll-on/roll-off cargo and handles significant container, bulk, and breakbulk volumes. It's the closest East Coast port to the Midwest.
- #1 for autos and farm equipment
- Closest to Midwest
- CSX and Norfolk Southern
- No traffic congestion
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Carriers at Baltimore
Maersk Line
MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company)
CMA CGM
Hapag-Lloyd
Ocean Network Express (ONE)
Evergreen Line
ZIM Integrated Shipping
COSCO ShippingPopular routes
Shipping through Baltimore — common questions
Which shipping lines call at the Port of Baltimore?
Maersk Line, MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company), CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, Ocean Network Express (ONE), Evergreen Line, ZIM Integrated Shipping, COSCO Shipping all maintain regular services at Baltimore. As an NVOCC, Gateway Lines books space across these carriers and quotes a single all-in price.
How deep is the Port of Baltimore?
Port of Baltimore offers a maximum alongside depth of 50 feet across 6 public terminals, which determines the largest vessel classes the port can work.
How much cargo does Baltimore handle?
The Port of Baltimore moves 1.0 Million TEU per year (#1 for RoRo), with facilities covering seagirt marine terminal, dundalk marine terminal, fairfield terminal and more.
What is UN/LOCODE USBAL?
USBAL is the United Nations location code for the Port of Baltimore in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. It identifies the port on bills of lading, schedules, and customs filings worldwide.
Can Gateway Lines handle my shipment through Baltimore?
Yes — Gateway Lines is a licensed NVOCC moving FCL and LCL freight through Baltimore, with customs clearance, cargo insurance, and door delivery quoted in one all-in number, and free live container tracking on every shipment.