Ports of Indiana

Maritime TransportationUnited States11-50 Employees

AMERICA'S PREMIER INLAND PORT SYSTEM - The Ports of Indiana is a statewide port authority that operates a system of three ports on the Ohio River and Lake Michigan

Mission: To develop and maintain a world-class port system that operates as an agile, strategically-driven, self-funded enterprise dedicated to growing Indiana’s economy.

Fast Facts:
 • 57% of Indiana’s border is water – (Lake Michigan, Ohio River and Wabash River)
 • Indiana has the only state-run system of ports with access to two coastal ranges – the Atlantic via the Great Lakes and the Gulf via the inland river system.
 • Indiana ranks among top 10 states in 44 logistics categories and in the top five for 17 of those – by comparison, Indiana is 38th in geographic area and 15th in population. 
 • Indiana ranks 8th in domestic waterborne shipping and 14th in total foreign & domestic waterborne shipping – ahead of many coastal states

Indiana's Ports:
  Ports of Indiana-Jeffersonville (Ohio River)
  Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon (Ohio River)
  Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor (Lake Michigan)

Business Objectives:
   •	Assist port companies in growing business
   •	Attract new businesses that will ship cargo by water and rail
   •	Provide Indiana with a world-class port system that operates without public funding
   •	Provide statewide foreign-trade and development financing programs

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