Sixty-six miles from the Pacific Ocean in Southwest Washington, you will find the Port of Longview. A port with a mission to excel in international and domestic trade through superior labor and strategic investments. The Port sprawls across 835 acres of land and is situated as the first working port on the 43-foot, deep-draft Columbia River. Equipped with eight marine terminals, a dedicated rail corridor, as well as on-dock rail, and an expansive, laydown yard, the Port is ready for anything. As the first fully operating port on the Columbia River, the Port of Longview is a hub for cargo transportation. Positioned in the top five Washington Ports, the Port of Longview saw 9.1 metric tons of cargo cross its docks in 2021, a direct reflection of the Ports extensive experience and work ethic.