| Savannah International Terminal |
Due to its close proximity to the coast, Savannah has milder winters and cooler
summers than Georgia's interior. Savannah's port has always been a mainstay of the city's
economy.
On March 29, 2008, Nautilus International Holding Corporation purchased Savannah
International Terminal (SIT). SIT comprises a 14.85-acre tract on the south side of the
Savannah River, including a deep-water private slip. The terminal contains a 255,000
square foot warehouse and has direct rail and highway access.
Currently, SIT offers export and import bulk and breakbulk stevedore and marine
terminal services as well as bagging services. The facility specializes in the export
of clay; however, planned terminal improvements will expand the range of bulk cargo
capabilities.
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