Green Bay, United States
Green Bay - Brown County Port provides shipping services for raw goods and materials via Lake Michigan, offering direct routes to regional markets and the Midwest's heartland. The port handles over two million tons of cargo annually on more than 200 ships, including dry bulk commodities like coal and limestone, bulk liquids such as petroleum products, and break-bulk items like wood pulp and wind components. Located at 44° 31' north latitude/88° 00' west longitude, Port Green Bay is the westernmost port of Lake Michigan and serves as a vital link in regional transportation networks. Ship activity can be tracked through Boat Nerd & Marine Traffic Algotitan. The port covers three miles along Renard Island and has 14 businesses operating there. Founded in an unspecified year, it plays a crucial role in the local economy and regional goods transportation. As of August 2026, a ship named for i
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