All roads lead to Nassau County, FL

Northeast Florida is one of the nation’s foremost locations for logistics companies and is poised to become a leading international center for trade and logistics.  The area boasts an intermodal system that is second to none, a well-established Latin American trade lane and rapidly expanding Asian and European service.
 
Nassau County’s strategic location just north of Jacksonville, Florida allows convenient access to markets throughout the eastern United States.  Florida is a major destination market for many consumer products, and Northeast Florida companies shipping to other parts of the country enjoy low backhaul trucking rates.

Exporting Goods from Nassau County

When it comes to exporting goods in Nassau County and the State of Florida, opportunity abounds. The Port of Fernandina supports container lines serving the Caribbean and South America. Click here to learn more about export programs in Florida.

map of Nassau County region

Multiple Interstates and Highways

  • I-95 - serves the East Coast of the United States and terminates at the Houlton–Woodstock Border Crossing at the Canada-United States border
  • I-295 - located 8 miles south of Nassau County provides access to the Port of Jacksonville
  • I-10 - runs east to west across the southern United States and terminates in Santa Monica, California
  • US 1 - runs from Fort Kent, Maine at the Canadian border south to Key West, Florida, making it the longest north-south road in the United States
  • US 17 - also known as the Coastal Highway, it is a north-south artery that spans the Southeastern United States.  It runs south to Punta Gorda, Florida and its northern terminus point is in downtown Winchester, Virginia.  US 17 runs parallel to I-95 for much of its extent
  • US 301 - runs from Sarasota, Florida to Glasgow, Delaware
  • I-75 - less than one hour from the western part of the county, serves the Southeast and Midwest and terminates in Sault Ste. Marie in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

Rail

Local Ports

Nassau Marine Terminal

Nassau Marine Terminal handles all modes of transportation and cargo types, including containers, breakbulk, and bulk cargo. The convenient location is the most western port on the East Coast, expediting access into the Midwest & Great Lakes Region. 

Port Infrastructure

  • 2 berths: 1200 linear-foot pier
  • 950-foot turning basin
  • 40-foot draft
  • 50+ reefer plugs
  • 375,000 sq. feet of covered storage
  • 10 acres of open storage space
  • On-port rail access
  • Quick access to interstate freeways

Services

  • Cargo stevedoring
  • Storage
  • Loadout
  • Drayage & Delivery
  • Scanning & EDI Capable
  • On-site U.S. Customs

Equipment

  • 3 Cranes: up to 100 mt lifting capacity
  • Fleet of lifts & container handlers
  • Yard jockeys & trailers
  • Trucks & container chassis

Airports