Comprising six terminals situated west of Birmingham, Birmingport serves as a pivotal hub for transferring goods between the Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River and various rail lines and interstate highways, notably I-20, I-59, I-22, I-65, and I-459. Birmingport boasts heavy-lift cranes on the northern banks of the Black Warrior River. Spanning 184 acres, the port handles an array of commodities such as steel coils, coal, project cargo, and liquid goods like ferric sulfate. Within the M‐65 Marine Highway Corridor, Birmingport offers:

• Connectivity to the Port of Mobile (397 mile distance)
• Alleviation of congestion on Interstate 65
• Connects to the M‐10 corridor in Mobile and the M‐55 corridor to Cairo, Illinois.
• Improved movement of goods on the Black Warrior River, which connects to the Tombigbee River, Alabama River, and Tennessee River for the multi-state movement of freight by water.