PORTS
Clarendon County is a little over an hour from the Port of Charleston—making our industrial sites and buildings accessible to not only national markets, but international markets, as well. Our direct access to I-95 and the Port of Charleston makes Clarendon County a perfect manufacturing and distribution center location.
Port of Charleston
The Port of Charleston is the second-largest container port in the Eastern U.S. and the busiest container port along the Southeast and Gulf coasts (ranking fourth nationwide).
If your company imports or exports products, or receives goods from suppliers through a port of call, there is no better location than Clarendon County. Companies can access the port via I-26, or by rail via the CSX line.
Port of Savannah
Another option for Clarendon County companies that rely on sea transport to receive materials and ship products is the Port of Savannah. Operated by the Georgia Ports Authority, this port handles a variety of cargoes including container, reefer, breakbulk, and RoRo.
Located about two hours from Clarendon County, Savannah’s port has the distinction of being one of the fastest growing in the nation.
