Pacific Coast Intermodal Port Information

This site provides publicly available information about the proposed Intermodal Port project being planned by the Port of Coos Bay, Oregon.

It is designed to provide facts about the project rather than promotional information by project proponents.

  • The project, which will largely be funded by taxpayers, could reach costs as high as $4.36 billion.
  • The massive dredging operation would remove over 30 million cubic yards of sand and rock.
  • The latest U.S. transportation stats show that West Coast ports have seen flat import growth and declining export volumes.
  • $1.4 billion is needed to upgrade 130-mile rail line to move 2 million containers annually between Coos Bay and Eugene.

Our full site will be launching soon and will cover topics such as project costs, Coos Bay community impact, recreational impact, environmental consequences, and more.

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