Brownsville, United States
Port of Brownsville is a deepwater seaport in Brownsville, Texas, at the southernmost tip of the state. Founded in 1936, it operates on approximately 40,000 acres and has a 17-mile-long ship channel connected to the Gulf of Mexico. The port features 6 liquid cargo docks, 13 cargo docks, and a 42-foot authorized depth ship channel with congressional authorization to deepen to 52 feet. It owns a new 118-acre business park and is home to Saronic Technologies, which has partnered with Samsung Heavy Industries to accelerate the reindustrialization of American shipbuilding in the era of autonomy. The port serves as a key economic driver for the Rio Grande Valley, employing around 51,000 people and generating $3 billion in annual state economic activity.
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