• The 445-mile long McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, with a minimum 9’ draft, is the nation’s most inland all weather waterway linking Oklahoma with inland ports on the Ohio, Illinois and Mississippi Rivers and sea ports throughout the world, via the Port of New Orleans.
• The navigation system is well suited for shipping liquid and dry bulk materials, general cargo and large fabricated items. Considering the variety of barges available and the increasing use of containerization, almost any product is suitable for transportation on the system. A copy of the Directory of Public and Private Ports and Terminals on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System may be obtained by contacting the Muskogee Port Authority.

Facilities

• 20 mooring dolphins along river channel frontage.
• Barge terminal and dock facilities that provide access to the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System.
  

Services

• Harbor towboat for switching and fleeting barges.
• Overhead and mobile cranes for transloading shipments between barge, rail and truck.
• 94,000 square feet dockside warehouse.