Port of Morrow, Industrial port in Boardman, Oregon, US
The Port of Morrow is an industrial port on the Columbia River in northern Oregon, near the town of Boardman, with docks for bulk and general cargo. It covers a wide area of land along the river, divided into several zones for shipping, warehousing, and industrial operations.
The port district was established in 1958 after a local vote and started with a small loan to fund its first investments. Over the following decades it attracted more companies from the farming and energy sectors and grew into Oregon's second largest port.
The SAGE Center at the port is open to the public and uses hands-on displays to show how regional farm products are processed and shipped. Visitors can walk through exhibits that connect the river, the land, and the industries that depend on both.
The Port of Morrow is an active industrial site, so visitor access is limited to specific areas. The SAGE Center near the entrance is open to the public and is the main point of entry for those who want to explore the site.
The Port of Morrow hosts food processors like Lamb Weston and Tillamook Cheese on the same grounds as data centers and energy facilities. This mix of farming industry and technology on a single port site is rare in the United States.
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