Toledo, Ohio, USA

The Port of Toledo, located at the confluence of the Maumee River and the western basin of Lake Erie, links producers and consumers to domestic and international markets via the marine transportation of bulk, break bulk, project cargo and containers. With nearly seven miles of seaway draft waterfront and integrated intermodal access to rail, trucking, and air transport modes, the Port of Toledo is one of the busiest and most diverse transportation centers on the Great Lakes. Cargos from corn to coal to metal products along with numerous other dry and liquid bulk goods are handled by well-trained stevedores and supported by a team of economic development professionals ready to accelerate your supply chain.

There’s plenty of room to grow; facilities and land exist for transloading, warehousing, foreign trade zones, and shovel ready sites for development in our maritime opportunity district. 

The Toledo Seaport is located at a national crossroads of four railroads (NS, CSX, CN, Wheeling & Lake Erie) and two transcontinental highways (I-75 and the Ohio Turnpike I-80/90). Forty-three percent of the U.S. industrial market and forty-seven percent of the Canadian market are located within a one day drive (500 mile radius) of Toledo.

The greater Toledo area has a population of over half a million people, many of whom are employed in the glass, automotive, transportation & logistics, metal, and machine industries. The city is undergoing major revitalization including projects to improve the downtown and waterfront areas. Toledo is home to the award winning Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo Zoo, and Toledo Symphony as well as the 2005 Governor's Cup Baseball Champions, The Toledo Mudhens.