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Port of Kalama

Kalama, United States

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What Port of Kalama does.

Port of Kalama is an American firm focused on the expansion of the rail yard area and has received a federal grant of 26.3 million USD. The project aims to extend the rail lines to reach the Temco Grain Elevator, which solidifies Kalama's position as an important port location. The port operates in District 1 and was represented by Taryn Nelson after she took over the seat of the former commissioner Randy Sweet. Port of Kalama is located in Kalama, Washington, and offers services for achieving environmentally friendly investments and increasing public recreational activities.

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