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THE PORT OF NEVADA

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Jul 1, 2024 | Newsletter 2024 July

Yes, you read that correctly…The Port of Nevada. Yes, we recognize Nevada is a land-locked state. So, what are we talking about? The Port of Nevada is a new, 224 acre inland port in Fernley, NV servicing imports and exports by connecting the Port of Oakland to Northern Nevada by direct rail service, snow or shine.

The service is a partnership between the Port of Oakland, CMA-CGM, Union Pacific and Integrated Resources Group (IRG).

We welcomed the new inland port at the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony pictured above.

Want more information? Give us a shout. We will fill you in.

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