Berth 401, 405 Bulk grain facility; flour mill• 15acresandportionsofadjacentrailyard

•Grainandagricultural bulkcommodityhandlingandstorage

•Wheat,barley,beetpulppellets,etc.

• 2.5milliontonsperyearcapacityupgradeableto 5milliontonsperyear

• Receivesviabarge/rail• AdjacentflourmillleasedbyCerealFoodProcessors,Inc.

Berth 410, 411 KinderMorganBulkTerminals,Inc.• Bulksodaashhandlingandstorage

• 2-2.5milliontonsperyear• 6.6acres,5-acreyardand8-acrerailyard

Berth 408InternationalRawMaterialsliquidbulkfacility• InternationalRawMaterialslessee

• 6.3acres• Liquidbulkcargohandlingandstorage

• Liquidfertilizersandotheragriculturalchemicals

• 50,000tonsperyear•Directbarge/shippipelinedelivery

Berth 414, 416ToyotaMotorSales, U.S.A.,Inc. autodistributionfacility• 110acres•Morethan240,000autoshandledperyear

• Receiveautosviaship/rail• Automobileandlighttruckhandlingandstorage

•UnionPacificrailserved

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PositionedontheU.S.WestCoastattheconfluenceoftwomightyrivers,theCityofPortlandisanaturalgatewaytotheworld.Formorethan100years,PortlandhasbeenamajorplayerininternationaltradeconnectingNorthAmericatoAsia,SouthandCentralAmerica,theMiddleEastandEurope.

Heavilytrade-dependent,Portlandishometofirmsinvolvedinhightechnology,advancedmanufacturing,agriculture/foodproducts,greentechnologyandactivewear/outdoorgear.Alloftheseindustryclustersrelyonefficientandcosteffectiveaccesstoforeignmarkets.

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Portland International Airport 3,296 acres, 3 runways, 14.4 million passengers, 219,000 tons of cargo, more than 235,000 operations annually

Portland International Center 458 acres, mixed-use master planned business park including Class “A” office space, retail, lodging, warehousing, light manufacturing

1 Gresham Vista Business Park 221 acres, zoned industrial, commercial and mixed- use, 11 lots on 203 developable acres

2 Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park 700 acres, zoned industrial and open space, 12 lots on 350 developable acres

Troutdale Airport 300 acres, 1 runway, more than 86,000 operations annually

Port of Portland: A diverse West Coast maritime centerLocated100milesupriverfromthePacificOcean,thePortofPortlandisOregon’sonlydeepdraft

containerportandisthestate’slargestport.Morethan17milliontonsofmarinecargomovesthroughthePortlandmetroregioneachyear–13milliontonsofwhichmovesthroughthePortofPortland’sfacilities.Adiversifiedcargoportfolioincludescontainers,autos,grain,mineralbulks,breakbulksteel,projectcargoandliquidbulks.ThePort’sfourmarineterminalsareconvenientlylocatedoutsidethepopulationcenter(2.1millionresidents)andattheintersectionoftwointerstatehighwaysandtwoClassIrailroadsminimizingcongestionforbothtrainandtrucktraffic.

Port of Portland Properties

Columbia River

Willamette River

4 West Hayden Island 825 acres, acquired in 1994 for future marine industrial use, mitigation and preservation of natural resources

5 Terminal 6 419 acres, containers, autos, steel slab, intermodal rail yard operations

6 Terminal 5 159 acres, grain, mineral bulk, warehouse and manufacturing

7 Rivergate Industrial District 2,800 acres, warehousing, distribution, manufacturing, processing facilities, more than 13 million square feet of buildings

8 Terminal 4 262 acres, mineral bulks, autos, liquid bulks, flour mill

9 Swan Island Industrial Park 430 acres, corporate center, shipyard, hub for distribution, warehousing, manufacturing with approximately 170 businesses

10 Terminal 2 53 acres, breakbulk, dry bulks, project cargoes, federal hopper dredges

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Terminal 2: Breakbulk/bulk and specialty cargo terminal

3556 N.W. Front Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97209 USA

General facts:•Multi-productcapability:forestproducts,steel,projectcargo,bulkcargoes,roll-on/roll-off

•Directship-to-railtransfer

•Convenientaccesstointerstatehighways

•U.S.ArmyCorpsofEngineersdredgesstationedonlow-leveldock

•ManagedbythePortofPortland

Truck scales: 4General purpose cranes: 2Crane lifting capacity: 50-ton(1),40-ton(1)Draft alongside: 37-39ft(11.3-11.9m)Terminal acreage:53acres(21hectares)

Warehouse#204

81,000 sq ft(24,688 sq m)

Warehouse #20590,450 sq ft

(27,569 sq m)

Total berth length: 2,695 ft (821 m)Draft alongside: 37-39 ft (11.3-11.9 m)

Authorized to 40 ft (12.2 m)

Berth 204 Berth 205 Berth 206

Warehouse#206

90,000 sq ft27,432 sq m)

Open Storage Area13.0 acres

5.26 hectares

Open Storage Area14.5 acres

5.86 hectares

Truck Gate

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Terminal 4: Liquid bulk, mineral bulk and automobile terminal

General facts:•Drybulkhandlingfacility leasedandoperatedby KinderMorganTerminals,Inc.

•VehicledistributioncenterleasedandoperatedbyToyotaLogisticServices,Inc.

•LiquidbulkfacilityoperatedbyInternationalRawMaterials

•Potentialredevelopmentsiteforfuturebulkterminal

•FlourmillleasedandoperatedbyCerealFoodsProcessors,Inc.

Berths: 7Total berth length: 5,250ft(1,600m)

Draft alongside: 35ft(10.7m)to40ft(12.2m)

Terminal acreage: 262acres(106hectares)

11040 N. Lombard Street Portland, Oregon 97203 USA

Berths 410, 411 Kinder Morgan Bulk Terminals, Inc.• 6.6acres(2.7hectares),5-acreyardand8-acrerailyard•Bulksodaashhandlingandstorage• 3milliontonsperyear

Draft alongside: 410,411:41ft(12.5m)

Berths 401, 408International Raw Materials liquid bulk facility• 6.3acres(2.5hectares)• Liquidbulkcargohandlingandstorage• Liquidfertilizersandotheragriculturalchemicals• 50,000tonsperyear•Directbarge/shippipelinedelivery

Draft alongside: 401:41ft(12.5m)

Berths 414, 415, 416Toyota Logistics Services Vehicle Distribution Center• 110acres(44.5hectares)•Morethan240,000autoshandledperyear• Receiveautosviaship/rail•OnsiteaccessorizationforNorthAmericanmarket• Automobileandlighttruckhandlingandstorage•UnionPacificrailserved

Draft alongside: 414,415,416:36ft(10.9m)

Terminal 4

General facts:•Grainterminalleasedandoperatedby ColumbiaGrain,Inc.

•Mineralbulkfacilityleasedby PortlandBulkTerminals

•Generalmanufacturingfacilityavailable

Berths: 2Total berth length: 5,250ft(1,600m)Draft alongside: 35ft(10.7m)to40ft(12.2mminimum)Terminal acreage: 159acres(64hectares)

Terminal 5: Grain, mineral and industrial terminal

Berth 501Columbia Grain, Inc.•Grainhandlingandstorage(wheat,barley,corn,soybeans,etc.)

• 43acres(17.4hectares)•Morethan4milliontonsperyear• Receivegrainviabarge/rail/truck

Draft alongside:43ft(13.1m)

15550 N. Lombard Street, Portland, Oregon 97203 USA Berth 503Portland Bulk Terminals, LLC• PortlandBulkTerminals,LLCiswhollyownedbyCanpotexTerminals

• Potashandrelatedbulkmaterialhandling• 100acres(40.4hectares),morethan3milliontons peryear

• Receivebulkviarail;unittraincapable• Load-inbulktovessels;coveredstorage

Draft alongside:43ft(13.1m)

Berth 502Currentlyinactive

Draft alongside: 36ft(10.9m)

Terminal 6: Container, intermodal yard, automobile and breakbulk

7201 N. Marine Drive Portland, Oregon 97203 USA

General Facts:

•Multi-user,containerfacility operatedbyICTSIOregon,Inc.

•DirectaccessbyBNSFRailwayandUnionPacificRailroad

• Importandexportautofacilities•Steelslabandcoilimports

Terminal acreage: 419acres(170hectares)

Draft alongside: 36ft(10.9m)to43ft(13.1m)

Berth 601Auto Warehousing Co.• 130acres(52.6hectares)• Automobileandlighttruckhandlingprocessing andstorage

• Floatingdock• Autosreceivedanddeliveredbyvessel/rail/truck•DirectBNSFRailwayservice

Draft alongside:36ft(10.9m)

Berths 603-606 ICTSI Oregon container facility• 125-acre(50.5hectares)containeryard, 52.5-acre(21.2hectares)on-dockintermodalfacility

• 7containercranes(4PostPanamax)•Multi-user,deep-draft,container-handlingfacilityoperatedbyICTSIOregon,Inc.

• 500,000TEUthroughputcapabilityatpresentoperation• Fullygrounded,reachstacker/toppickoperation•Receive/delivercontainersviatruck/rail/ship/barge•Container-on-bargeinlandservice

Draft alongside: Berth603–40ft(12.2m) Berths604and605–43ft(13.1m)

Berth 607American Honda Motor Co. auto import facility• 62acres(25hectares)• Receiveviaship/rail/truck• Automobileandlighttruckhandling/storage•BNSFRailwayserved

Draft alongside:36ft(10.9m)

Intermodal Yard• 52.5acres(21.2hectares)• 8tracks• 20,185feet(6,152m)oftrack• 82double-stackcarcapacity

Length: 2,850 ft (869 m)

Terminal 6

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Navigation• FromthemouthoftheColumbiaRiverto Portlandisapproximately100miles

• Thechannelis43’deepand600’wide• ShiptransitsnormallytakeapproximatelyeighthourstoreachaberthinPortland

• Ariverforecastsystem(Loadmax)assistsvesseltransitstomaximizedrafts

•Over1,600shipsperyearenteranddeparttheColumbiaRiverforsixdeep-draftports

Navigation and barging

Oregon

BargingTheColumbiaandSnakeriverscombinetoformthesecondlargestriversystemintheUnitedStates.Thissystem,throughaseriesofeightdamsandlocks,providesaccessforshippersasfarinlandasLewiston,Idaho,some365mileseastofPortland.Bulkgrain,forestproducts,pulsesandothercontainerizedcargofindtheirwaytoPortlandbybargeforexporttointernationaldestinations.

Average time en route to Portland from Columbia River ports:

Port Hours

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Portland’smarinefacilitiesfeatureon-dockrailconnectionsandarewellservedbyefficientandmodernmainlineandshortlinerailconnections.Together,thePort,thestateofOregon,cityofPortland,tenantsandrailroadshaveinvestedheavilyinanumberofrailyards,overpasses,newtrackageandrelatedprojectsthathaveimprovedcapacity,velocityandsafetythroughoutRivergateIndustrialDistrictandthesurroundingregion.ThePort’srailplanforecastspriorityprojectsoutto2030toensurethatpotentialbottlenecksorproblemareasgetattentioninorderofsignificance.ThisapproachhelpseliminatecongestionsoPortlandcancontinuetooffercompetitivetransittimesfromallmajorAsialoadcenterstoU.S.Northerntierdestinationsandback.

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PortlandoffersgeographicaladvantagesoverotherPacificNorthwestportsbecauseofitsaccessandproximitytomajormarketsaswellastheonlyriver-gradeinterstatehighwayandrailroutestotheinterior.

AveragetimefromPortlandtointeriordestinations:

Destination Hours

U.S.Chicago.............................84-104Minneapolis.......................84-104Detroit..............................108-152KansasCity.....................144-164NewYork.........................156-180

CanadaCalgary..............................72-96Edmonton......................120-144Saskatoon.....................144-168

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Terminal 253acres(21hectares);breakbulk,bulk, specialtycargo

Terminal 4262acres(106hectares);mineralbulks,autos,liquidbulks

Terminal 5159acres(64hectares);grain,mineralbulks,warehouse/manufacturing

Terminal 6419acres(170hectares); containers,autos,breakbulksteel,intermodalrailyardoperations

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