Illinois PORTS ASSOCIATION

The Illinois Ports Association was established to provide information and resources about the benefits of utilizing the Illinois waterways, railways and more.

Illinois PORTS ASSOCIATION

The Illinois Ports Association was established to provide information and resources about the benefits of utilizing the Illinois waterways, railways and more.

The association’s goals include using the organization as an economic development center for the port districts, promoting the ports and stimulating job growth.
Welcome
The intent of the Illinois Ports Association and website is to create an entity where businesses and individuals can gather information about the range of cargo transfers and storage opportunities available at the various ports, while being a voice and advocate for ports in Illinois and its connected regions. Most of the ports in Illinois offer opportunities for industrial development, with full utilities, road, rail and waterway access. Looking to expand or begin your business? Look no further than the Illinois Ports Association. When you choose to develop your business on one of our port sites, you are investing in your community. Let us help write your success story starting today.

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PORTS

America's Central Port

America’s Central Port, formerly known as Tri-City Regional Port District, is strategically located in the heart of the United States on the Mississippi River and adjacent to highways and rail.

Kaskaskia Regional Port

The Kaskaskia Regional Port owns several facilities and partners with operators and leasees to facilitate development and to operate the facilities.

Alexander-Cairo Port

Alexander-Cairo Port, located in Cairo, Illinois, is situated at the confluence of the Mississippi River and the Ohio River, in the southernmost point of Illinois.

Waukegan Port

Cairo Port, located in Cairo, Illinois, is situated at the confluence of the Mississippi River and the Ohio River, in the southernmost point of Illinois.

Illinois Ports Association

Illinois leads the nation in production of soybeans, an important protein source for animals and humans around the world. ISA believes that by working together, we can solve our greatest challenges and positively impact our future. As an organization committed to leading collaborative efforts that bring innovative solutions, this website and the aerial drone footage was made possible from a grant by the Illinois Soybean Association.

contact information

1635 West First Street
Granite City, Illinois 62040