Anchored where the deepest water on the East Coast meets the country’s largest intermodal network.
The Port of Virginia is Carroll’s home port. Dedicated service to 200+ countries, 40+ international containers per week, and the only U.S. East Coast port authorized for a 55-foot channel.
The deepest water harbor on the U.S. East Coast.
The Port of Norfolk sits adjacent to I-564, I-64, and Hampton Boulevard, splitting into three major sections: the Central Rail Yard, the North Terminal, and the South Terminal. Norfolk International Terminals is the largest terminal in the Virginia Port Authority, with 4,230 linear feet at NIT South and 2,400 linear feet at NIT North.
The Port of Virginia operates six terminals: Newport News Marine Terminal, Norfolk International Terminals, Virginia International Gateway, Richmond Marine Terminal, Portsmouth Marine Terminal, and the Virginia Inland Port. Nearly 30 international shipping lines run direct service to and from Virginia, moving roll-on/roll-off, breakbulk, tanker, bulk, and international container vessels.
It’s the only U.S. port with Congressional authorization for 55-foot depth channels, currently operating 50-foot channels and berths with 26 Suez-class ship-to-shore cranes port-wide.
6,500+ ft
Linear feet of berthing, up to 50 ft depth
4M+
Containers processed per year
26
Suez-class ship-to-shore cranes
200+
Countries connected through direct service
Terminal-level fluency at NIT and VIG.
TWIC-credentialed drivers, company-owned chassis, and heavy-weight capability. We manage dwell time, free time, and container returns so your team isn’t fielding per diem surprises.
Our headquarters, warehouse, and yard sit minutes from the terminal gate — the shortest reasonable path from vessel to door.
Container landing at the Port of Virginia? We’ll take it from there.
Tell us about your shipment. Our dispatch team will respond within one business hour with capacity, routing, and pricing.