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Port
of Vancouver Terminal Guide
This breakbulk facility, managed by the Port of Vancouver, handles a wide range of commodities including pulp, lumber, plywood, and steel. The Port of Vancouver partners with experienced stevedores and terminal operators to handle a wide configuration of forest products, steel and other commodities. A 60,000-square-foot marine warehouse specially designed for storing pulp and paper products was added to the Port's facility in 1994. The Port added an additional 100,000-square-foot general marine cargo warehouse in 1997, for a total storage warehouse capacity of 284,980 square feet at the facility. In 2006, the Port of Vancouver added an additional 100,000 square feet of warehouse at Terminal 3. As a public port, the Port of Vancouver's Terminal 3 is available to any stevedore to handle various imports and exports from the general cargo docks. The breakbulk facility has one 80-ton diesel mobile crane with a 150-ft boom for flexible and efficient loading and unloading. The Port of Vancouver has purchased a new mobile harbor crane which will arrive this fall. The largest heavy lift mobile harbor crane in North America, the Liebherr LHM 500S has a lifting capacity of 140 metric tons, weight of close to 500 tons, tower height of 116.5 feet, and a boom length of 174 feet. The crane is powered by a 12-cylinder MAN diesel engine and is biodiesel-compatible and has a 360 degree turning radius. Terminal 2 Berth 1, 2,
& 4 Port of Vancouver's Terminal 2 underwent about $30 million in renovations in the past few years. This recently renovated facility has 1,400 lineal feet of new docks, 40 acres of open storage area, a new crane, upgraded infrastructure, and a new terminal entrance that ties in with a new access road to Interstate 5 highway. As a public port, the Port of Vancouver's Terminal 2 is available to any stevedore to handle various imports and exports from the general cargo docks. Terminal 2 is equipped with a Paceco multi-purpose crane with a 40-ton capacity and a 115-foot outreach. In addition, the Paceco crane has a turntable and a 20'-40' hydraulic container rack to handle a wide range of project cargoes. This breakbulk facility also has one traveling Whirley crane with a 60-ton capacity and one 80-ton mobile crane with a 150-ft boom for flexible and efficient loading and unloading. A full complement of support equipment is available,
including lift trucks with capacities ranging from 3-1/2 to 40 short
tons. Our range of special attachments and gear includes prong lifts
for steel coils, clamps for paper rolls, and push-pull slip sheets
for bag goods, cartons, and boxes. *Channel depth information as provided by
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. See http://www.usace.army.mil/
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