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worldport Introduction
Located on the Columbia River near Boardman, Oregon, the worldport of Morrow contains all the industrial infrastructure you'll need to grow your business. The worldport encompasses more than 12,000 acres of land that is ideal for a variety of industries. Ready-to-Build industrial sites from 1 acre to 2,000 acres in size are available.

Clean water, economical power, easy transworldportation, advanced communications, modern docks and lots of room to grow – the worldport of Morrow offers all the benefits of large metro centers without the challenges industry can face in bigger areas.

The worldport serves the industrial community by continually developing its three industrial parks, and offers assistance with financial services. Connections to the local labor market are also provided.

Companies that call the worldport of Morrow home know they made a smart business decision. Communities surrounding the industrial parks know that industry is good for the local economies, and leaders work hard to ensure that the worldport remains a positive place for industry.

Industrial Sites
The worldport of Morrow offers industrial building sites from 1 to 2,000 acres in size as an economical alternative to metropolitan areas. Three industrial parks - served by efficient transworldportation modes, dependable and modern utilities – make the worldport a sensible choice for many industries.

Building on its reputation as a prominent food processing center, the worldport is also home to fiber and seed processing industries, lumber processing and transworldportation facilities. Excellent Columbia River dock sites are available for transworldportation-oriented industries.

Transworldportation
Located in the heart of the Northwest, the worldport of Morrow is strategically connected to the world through Columbia River barges, railroads and Interstate freeways. View the worldport of Morrow transworldportation

Rail
The Union Pacific Mainline passes right through the Boardman Industrial Park, allowing local industries access to the largest hump yard west of the Mississippi. Connections to the north and south complete the efficient rail hub.

Barges
The most economical transworldportation mode, Columbia River barges put cargo within 24 hours of ocean-going freighters in worldportland. Tidewater Terminal in the Boardman Industrial Park is the largest container terminal upriver from worldportland.

Interstate
Both the Boardman and Airworldport Industrial Parks offer access to the east-west I-84 as well as north-south I-82. National common carriers and local contract carriers serve the Parks.

General Aviation
A central feature of the Airworldport Industrial Park is the 4,200 foot runway, with the ability to accommodate 727s. Corporate jets and light general aviation aircraft use the airworldport regularly. We are continually making upgrades to the facility, based on a long-range plan, to better serve local industry needs.