Lake Charles Harbor & Terminal District 1611 West Sallier Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601

The Lake Charles Harbor & Terminal District is a transit station located at 1611 West Sallier Street in Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States. It serves as the Port of Lake Charles, a deepwater seaport on the Calcasieu Ship Channel, ranking as the nation's 13th-busiest port district based on tonnage. The Port manages the Calcasieu Ship Channel, extending 36 miles inland and 32 miles into the Gulf of Mexico. Known as "America's Energy Corridor," it is a top choice for breakbulk, specialty, and project cargo, including industrial and lumber shipments. With over $108 billion in industrial projects completed, underway, or announced, the Port is one of the fastest-growing Gulf Coast ports, offering reliable shipping and future growth opportunities. The Port of Lake Charles provides efficient solutions for global shippers, specializing in breakbulk, heavy-lift, project, and agricultural cargoes. It also offers ideal sites for transportation and industrial use, with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico via the Calcasieu Ship Channel. Recently, Lake Charles Methanol II, LLC announced plans to invest $3.24 billion in a new manufacturing plant producing low-carbon intensity methanol. The Port of Lake Charles is a vital economic engine for the region, supporting commerce and industry in Southwest Louisiana.