Port of Green Bay

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The Port of Green Bay is a commercial shipping hub on the Fox River and southern end of Green Bay that supports regional industry and trade in northeastern Wisconsin.

All labels observed (2)

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Port of Green Bay canonical 5
Port on Green Bay 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf commercial port
harbor
port
country United States
governingBody Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department
handlesCargoType breakbulk cargo
dry bulk cargo
liquid bulk cargo
handlesCommodity cement
coal
forest products
grain
limestone
petroleum products
salt
wood pulp
hasFacilityType dock
storage tank farm
terminal
warehouse
hasPortAuthority Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department
hasTransportationLink highway network
rail transport
truck transport
isImportantFor industrial logistics
regional supply chain
isLocatedAlong lower Fox River
linked to: Fox River
isLocatedAt southern end of Green Bay
isMajorPortFor northeastern Wisconsin economy
locatedIn Brown County, Wisconsin
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Wisconsin
locatedOnWaterbody Fox River
Green Bay (Lake Michigan)
partOf Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway system
primaryFunction cargo handling
commercial shipping
regionServed Upper Midwest
serves northeastern Wisconsin
regional industry
regional trade
supportsIndustry agricultural products industry
construction materials industry
paper industry
petroleum industry
waterwayConnection Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Green Bay, Wisconsin hasPort Port of Green Bay
Brown County, Wisconsin hasPort Port of Green Bay
Marinette, Wisconsin hasPort Port on Green Bay
linked to: Port of Green Bay
Great Lakes port system hasPart Port of Green Bay
Bay of Green Bay hasPort Port of Green Bay
Green Bay metropolitan area hasPort Port of Green Bay