The Port of Virginia

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The Port of Virginia Meeting Future Needs Today
Presented to American Association of State
Highway Transportation Officials May 25, 2005
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The Port of Virginia

• The Virginia Port Authority (VPA)
• An Agency of the Commonwealth
• Fosters and Stimulates the Commerce of the
  Commonwealth
• Engages in Promoting, Developing, Constructing,
  Equipping, Maintaining and Operating the Harbors
  and Seaports Within the Jurisdiction of the
  Commonwealth
• Virginia International Terminals (VIT)
• A Virginia Non-Stock, Non-Profit Operating
  Affiliate of the Virginia Port Authority
• Operates the Terminals Owned by the Commonwealth

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The Port of Virginia

• In the Year 2004, VPA Handled 1.81 Million TEUs
  of Containerized Cargo

• VPA is Currently Ranked
• 7th Largest Container Port in the U.S.
• 2nd Largest Container Port on the East Coast in
  Terms of General Tonnage

One of Only 14 Strategic Portsin the U.S.
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Location of VPA Terminals
Newport NewsMarine Terminal (NNMT)Newport News,
VA
Virginia Inland Port (VIP)Front Royal, VA
Future Craney Island Terminal Portsmouth, VA
Norfolk International Terminals (NIT)
Norfolk, VA
Portsmouth Marine Terminal (PMT) Portsmouth, VA
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Container Cargo Forecast
3.50
1.8 Million TEUs in 2004 9.2 Increase From 2003
3.00
2.50
2.00
TEUs in Millions
1.50
1.00
0.50
0.00
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
YEAR
Source VPA 2040 Master Plan
Forecast Numbers Prepared in 2000 and Represent
Average Increase Over the 40-Year Forecast
Period.
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Projected Cargo Demand and Planned Capacity
6,000,000
Master Plan Forecast, 4.1 (1999)
5,000,000
4,000,000
Planned Capacity
100
TEUs per year
3,000,000
2,000,000
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1,000,000
Existing
Craney Island Marine Terminal Phases I - IV
Maersk Phase I II
2001
2005
2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
2035
2040
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Summary of 2040 Master Plan Investments
Notes (1) Costs adjusted for inflation. (2)
Projects entirely within VPA/VIT control.
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Norfolk International TerminalsExisting Terminal
Total Cost of Improvements 735,033,000
Hampton Blvd
Terminal Blvd
Gate Complex
Norfolk Naval Base
Railroad Ave
USN FFS
HRSD
CentralNIT
South NIT
North NIT
Pier 3
Pier 2
Pier 1
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Norfolk International TerminalsTerminal Build-Out
Central Terminal
South Terminal
North Terminal
Note All costs inflated, based on construction
schedule
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Norfolk International TerminalsWharf Renovation
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Norfolk International TerminalsNew Cranes
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Norfolk International TerminalsBacklands
Renovation
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Norfolk International TerminalsBacklands
Renovation
All Stages Complete February 2012147 Total Acres
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Portsmouth Marine TerminalExisting Terminal
Portsmouth
CSX Yard
Maersk (Leased)
Rte. 58
Gate Complex
PMT
Maersk Terminal (Leased)
Cost of Improvements 187,373,000
Mid-Town Tunnel
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Portsmouth Marine TerminalTerminal Build-Out
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Newport News Marine TerminalExisting Terminal
Newport News
Gate Complex
I-664
NNMT
Pier B
Cost of Improvements 25,744,000
Coal Yard
Pier C
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Newport News Marine TerminalTerminal Build-Out
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Craney Island Marine Terminal

• 600 Acre Facility
• 8,400 ft of Wharf
• On-Dock Rail
• Direct Interstate Access
• 2,500,000 TEU Capacity

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Craney Island Marine Terminal Build Out - 2032
Proposed Third Crossing
CIDMMA
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50-Foot Channel
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