AGLPA Member Ports

Great Lakes public ports are essential economic engines for communities across the region and throughout the country. They connect manufacturers, farmers, construction suppliers, and energy producers to global markets, moving the bulk and containerized cargo that powers industries and keeps supply chains efficient and resilient. 

Beyond freight, Great Lakes ports strengthen regional competitiveness by lowering transportation costs, reducing congestion on highways, and supporting family-sustaining jobs. They also help drive waterfront revitalization and visitor spending as cruise tourism grows across the Great Lakes.

The Impact of Great Lakes Ports

Our member ports are a cornerstone of the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway System, connecting the region to the Atlantic Ocean and global markets. Their impact extends far beyond the waterfront, supporting jobs, income, and industries across the United States.

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Meet Our Member Ports

From jobs and income to trade and infrastructure, U.S. Great Lakes ports strengthen communities across the region and the nation. Click a logo below to explore each member port’s profile, capabilities, and economic contribution.

Port Cleveland Logo
Port of Erie Logo
Port of Green Bay Logo
IIPD Logo
Port of Indiana Logo
Port Milwaukee
Port of Monroe Logo
Port of Muskegon Logo
Port of Oswego Logo
Sault Ste Marie Logo
Superior Wisconsin Logo
Toldedo Port Authority Logo

Recent News

Unprecedented port partnership to assess economic opportunities and transportation benefits for enhancing connection between the nation’s two busiest inland shipping …
A bipartisan, bicameral coalition of Congress members introduced legislation that would strengthen the Port Infrastructure Development Program …
A new Southeast Michigan coalition is helping advance federal efforts to strengthen and modernize U.S. shipbuilding …
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