Port of Corpus Christi
Opened in 1926 and governed by a seven-member appointed Commission, the Port of Corpus Christi is the largest port in the United States in total revenue tonnage, and the #1 U.S. crude oil export gateway. The Port manages a 54-foot-deep ship channel, provides access to three Class I railroads – BNSF, KCS, and UP – and quick access to the entire U.S. inland waterway system. Strategically positioned on the western Gulf of America, the Port has direct connectivity to the Eagle Ford and Permian Basin, ensuring the Port’s position as the Energy Port of the Americas.
State of the Port 2025 - Highlight
Port Corpus Christi - State of the Port 2025
Part of the Port - Condensed
PCCA Commissioners - The Power of 7
Part of the Port - Loop
Part of the Port, Episode 1
Part of the Port, Episode 2
Part of the Port, Episode 4
Part of the Port. Episode 3
Part of the Port, Episode 5
Corpus Christi Ship Channel Improvement Project - Commission
PORT-Able Learning Lab
GCGV SAVAGE - Full Scale Exercise
2024 State of the Port Recap
Port 101 - McKenzie Ward EMS
Port 101 - Marvin Tamez Port Police Department
Port 101 - Stevenson Ashley - Wharfinger
Port of Corpus Christi - Port Proud
Catalyzing Growth – Discover the Benefits of U.S. Foreign Trade Zone 122
Empowering Business and Strengthening Communities - U.S. Foreign Trade Zone 122
Port 101 - John Rice - Marine Assets
Port Corpus Christi Facilities Tour 2024
Port 101 - Danielle Converse - FTZ
Port 101 - Xavier Valverde - Tugboats
2024 PCCA HURRICANE SEMINAR