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The Port of Miami, styled as "PortMiami" but formally the Dante B. Fascell Port of Miami, is a major seaport located in Biscayne Bay at the mouth of the ... PortMiami FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch ThisarticleisabouttheprimaryseaportofMiami,Miami-Dade,Florida,USA.Forotheruses,seePortMiami(disambiguation). PortinUnitedStatesPortMiamiAerialviewofPortMiami,January2008LocationCountryUnitedStatesLocationMiami,FloridaCoordinates25°46′27″N80°10′16″W/25.77417°N80.17111°W/25.77417;-80.17111UN/LOCODEUSMIA[1]DetailsTypeofharborNatural/ArtificialDraftdepth43ft.[2]Employees176,000[citationneeded]PortDirectorJuanKurylaStatisticsVesselarrivals2,489Annualcargotonnage7.42millionPassengertraffic4.33millionAnnualrevenue$94.70millionFormerlyPortofMiamiWebsitePortMiami PartoftheseriesonFloridaPorts Ports Apalachicola Canaveral CedarKey Everglades Fernandina Ft.Pierce IndianKey Jacksonville KeyWest PortMiami NewSmyrna PortofPalatka PalmBeach PanamaCity Pensacola PortTampaBay SeaPortManatee St.Joe St.Andrews St.Augustine St.Marks St.Petersburg WikiProjectFloridavte ThePortofMiami,styledas"PortMiami"butformallytheDanteB.FascellPortofMiami,isamajorseaportlocatedinBiscayneBayatthemouthoftheMiamiRiverinMiami,Florida.Itisthelargestpassengerportintheworld,andoneofthelargestcargoportsintheUnitedStates.ItisconnectedtoDowntownMiamibyPortBoulevard—acausewayovertheIntracoastalWaterway—andtotheneighboringWatsonIslandviathePortMiamiTunnel.[3]TheportislocatedonDodgeIsland,whichisthecombinationofthreehistoricislands(Dodge,LummusandSam'sIslands)thathavesincebeencombinedintoone.Itisnamedinhonorof19-termFloridaCongressmanDanteFascell.[4][5] Asof2018,PortMiamiaccountsforapproximately334,500jobsandhasanannualeconomicimpactof$43billiontothestateofFlorida.[6] Contents 1History 2Today 2.1Cruiseshipoperations 2.1.1Currentpassengerterminals 2.1.2Futureterminalsandprojects 2.2Containershipoperations 2.3Designandinfrastructure 3TunnelandDeepDredge 4Railroadaccess 5Seealso 6References 7Externallinks History[edit] Thissectionneedsadditionalcitationsforverification.Pleasehelpimprovethisarticlebyaddingcitationstoreliablesources.Unsourcedmaterialmaybechallengedandremoved.(March2020)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) Intheearly1900s,GovernmentCutwasdredgedalongwithanewchanneltowhatnowisknownasBicentennialParkindowntownMiami.[7]ThisnewaccesstothemainlandcreatedtheMainChannelwhichgreatlyimprovedtheshippingaccesstothenewport.FromtheseoriginaldredgingspoilswhichweredisposedonthesouthsideofthenewMainChannel,newislandswereinadvertentlycreatedwhichlaterbecameDodge,LummusandSam'sIslandalongwithseveralothersmallerislands. PortMiami'simprovedshippingaccessandgrowthoftheSouthFloridacommunityledtoanexpansionoftheport.OnApril5,1960,ResolutionNo.4830,"JointResolutionProvidingforConstructionofModernSeaportFacilitiesatDodgeIslandSite"wasapprovedbytheDadeCountyBoardofCommissioners.OnApril6,1960,theCityofMiamiapprovedCityResolutionNo.31837toconstructthenewport.ThenewportonDodgeIslandrequiredexpansionoftheislandbyjoiningittogetherwiththesurroundingislands.Aftertheseawalls,administrativebuildings,andavehicleandrailroadbridgewerecompleted,PortofMiamioperationsweremovedtothenewDodgeIslandport.AdditionalfillmaterialenlargedtheconnectedLummusandSam'sislandsaswellastheNorth,SouthandNOAOslips,creatingacompletelymanmadeislandforPortMiami. In1993,thefirstdredgeofPortMiamioccurred,deepeningitto42feet.[8]In2006,a$40millionprojecttoexpandtheSouthHarborfinished.[8]In2011,aprojecttoreconnectPortMiamitothemainlandviarailroadbegan.[9]In2013,adredgingprojectbegantodeepentheharborsaroundPortMiamifrom44to52feet.[10]InApril2019,theMiami-DadeTourismandPortsCommitteeapprovedadealforRoyalCaribbeanCruisestobuildanewofficeandparkinggarageonDodgeIsland.[11] Today[edit] PortMiamiisanimportantcontributortothelocalsouthFloridaandstateeconomies.Asaworld-classport,PortMiamiisamonganelitegroupofportsintheworldwhichcatertobothcruiseshipsandcontainerizedcargo. Cruiseshipoperations[edit] PortMiamiboaststhetitle"cruisecapitaloftheworld",andisthebusiestcruise/passengerportintheworld.[12][13][14]ItaccommodatesmajorcruiselinessuchasCarnival,RoyalCaribbean,Norwegian,Disney,andMSC,amongothers,andalsoservesasthehomeportofoneofthelargestcruiseshipsintheworldbygrosstonnage,SymphonyoftheSeas.[15]Over5.5millioncruisepassengerspassthroughtheporteachyear(FY2018/2019).[16] AsofJuly2020,therearesevenoperatingpassengerterminalfacilitiesatPortMiami:A,C,D,E,F,G,andJ.Oftheseven,thereisonefacilitythatispurpose-builtforaspecificcompany,whileothercompaniessharetheotherterminals.[17]Fivemorecompany-specificfacilitiesareintheirplanningorconstructionstages. Currentpassengerterminals[edit] Terminal Allocation A ThisfacilityexclusivelyservescruiselinesthatarepartofRoyalCaribbeanGroup,andhandlestheworld'slargestclassofcruiseships,theOasis-classships.[18][15] C ThisfacilityprimarilyservescruiselinesthatarepartofNorwegianCruiseLineHoldings.[17][19] D ThisfacilityprimarilyservescruiselinesthatarepartofCarnivalCorporation&plc.[17][19] E ThisfacilityprimarilyservescruiselinesthatarepartofCarnivalCorporation&plc.[17][19] F ThisfacilityprimarilyservesMSCCruises.[20] G ThisfacilityprimarilyservescruiselinesthatarepartofRoyalCaribbeanGroup.[19] J AsPortMiami'sboutiquecruiseterminal,itprimarilyservessmallervesselsandluxurycruiselines,suchasOceaniaCruisesandRegentSevenSeasCruises.[17] V ThisfacilityprimarilyservesVirginVoyages.[21] Futureterminalsandprojects[edit] OnMarch7,2018,NorwegianCruiseLineHoldingsannouncedplansforanew166,000-square-footfacilitytoredeveloptheir"TerminalB"atPortMiamithatwillbefullycapableofservingNorwegian'slargestships,theBreakawayPlus-classships.Norwegianoriginallyintendedtoopentheterminal,dubbedthe"PearlofMiami,"byfall2019,butbudgetingissuesinitiallypostponeditsopeningdateuntilspringof2020.[22][23][24][17][25]InJuly2020,PortMiamidirectorJuanKurylasaidtheterminalwouldbecompletedbytheendofthemonth,twomonthsbehindschedule.[26] InJuly2018,MSCCruisesannouncedplanstobuild"TerminalAA/AAA"foritsupcomingworld-classcruiseships,aforthcomingclassofcruiseshipwithanapproximategrosstonnageof205,700tons.ThismarksMSC'ssecondinvestmentinitspassengerfacilityinfrastructureatPortMiamiafterMSCunveiledTerminalF,acustom-builtterminalforMSC'sships,inDecember2017.ThenewterminalisexpectedtobecompletedinOctober2022.[20][17]OnSeptember19,2019,MSCandMiami-DadeCountyfinalizedthecontracttoconstructthenewfacility.[27]Thenew$300millionbuildingwillspan16.7acresandincludetwoberthscapableofoperatingsimultaneously,separatelynamedas"AA"and"AAA,"andbeoperatedbyMSCundera62-yearlease.[27]InSeptember2018,itwasannouncedthatDisneyCruiseLinehadenteredintoanagreementwithMiami-DadeCountytoplanforabrand-newterminal,"TerminalK",onthesouthsideofPortMiamiandeastofTerminalJ.TheinaugurationoftheterminalisexpectedtocoincidewithDisney'sexpansionintoMiamiwithtwovesselshomeportedattheportinthemid-2020s.[28]Theconstructionoftheterminalwouldbedependentonimprovementsmadetotheport'sinfrastructurethatcanenableDisney'svesselstooperateonthesouthsideoftheport.Datesforgroundbreakingandcompletionwerenotannouncedatthetimeofannouncement.[28][17]However,inJuly2020,inlightoftheCOVID-19pandemicanditseconomicrepercussions,PortMiamiissuedanewproposalthataccommodatesMSC'sdifficultiesinreceivingfinancingfortheprojectbyamendingthegroundlease,whilealsograntingtheportadditionaltimetopreparethesitefortheprojectpriortoturningoverthepremisestoMSC.[29]Additionally,inanefforttoreducecostsforitsexpansionprojects,theportissuedanaccompanyingresolutionrequiringthenewMSCcomplextosharefacilitieswithDisneyCruiseLine,andwillrequireMiami-DadeCountytoestablishanewberthingrightsagreementwithDisneyCruiseLinebasedontheproposal.[29] OnNovember28,2018,VirginVoyagesannouncedplanstobuild"TerminalV",anew100,000-square-footterminallocatedonthenorthwestsideofPortMiamiandisscheduledtobecompletedbyNovember2021.[30]ThisfacilitywilleffectivelyreplacethecurrentTerminalH.[30][31]Thenewterminalisdesignedtobethehomeportforitsfirsttwovessels.[32][17]OnSeptember19,2019,VirginVoyagesfinalizedthe$150millioncontractwithMiami-DadeCountytobeginredevelopingtheareacurrentlyoccupiedbyTerminalH,whichwillberenamedTerminalVuponcompletion.[31]PriortoAugust2019,TerminalHwasoccupiedprimarilybyFRSCaribbean,whichoperatedaferryservicebetweenMiamiandBiminiintheBahamas.[33][30] OnSeptember19,2019,CarnivalCruiseLineannouncedthatithadreceivedapprovalfromMiami-DadeCountyforanexpansionofitscompany'sfacilitiesatPortMiamibyrenovatingandexpanding"TerminalF",makingitthecompany'sthirdpassengerfacilityattheportanditslargestterminalinNorthAmerica.[34]TheterminalisscheduledtoopeninOctober2022tocoincidewiththedebutofCarnival'ssecondExcellence-classvessel,whichwillbehomeportedinMiami,andwillbeoperatedbyCarnivalundera20-yearlease.[31][34] Containershipoperations[edit] PortMiamiisoneofthebusiestcontainerportsintheUnitedStates Asthe"CargoGatewayoftheAmericas",theportprimarilyhandlescontainerizedcargowithsmallamountsofbreakbulk,vehiclesandindustrialequipment.ItisthelargestcontainerportinthestateofFloridaandninthintheUnitedStates. Over9.6milliontonsofcargoandover1million twenty-footequivalentunits (TEU)(FY2018/2019)ofintermodalcontainertrafficmovethroughtheseaportperyear.TheeconomicimpactfromcargooperationsatPortMiamitoFloridaamountsto$35billion.[6] Designandinfrastructure[edit] Theportcurrentlyoperateseightpassengerterminals,sixgantrycraneswharves,sevenRo-Ro(Roll-on-Roll-off)docks,fourrefrigeratedyardsforcontainers,breakbulkcargowarehousesandninegantrycontainerhandlingcranes.Inaddition,theporttenantsoperatethecruiseandcargoterminalswhichincludestheircargohandlingandsupportequipment. Toretaintheport'scompetitiverankasaworld-classport,in1997theportundertookaredevelopmentprogramofover$250millionwhichiswellunderwaytoaccommodatethechangingdemandsofcruisevesseloperators,passengers,shippersandcarriers.Tofurtherresolveaccessibility,thePortMiamiTunnelwasconstructedin2010andcompletedin2014,providingdirectvehicleaccessfromtheporttotheinterstatehighwaysystemviaStateRoad836,therebybypassingcongestionindowntownMiami.[3] AspartofthemassivePortMiamiredevelopmentprogram,newultramoderncruiseterminals,roadwaysandparkinggarageshavebeenconstructed.Additionally,anewgantrycranedockandcontainerstorageyardshavebeenconstructedalongwiththeelectrificationofthegantrycranedockstoincludetheconversionofseveralcraneshasbeencompleted.Inaddition,thePortacquiredtwostate-of-the-artsuperpost-panamaxgantrycraneswhichareamongstthelargestintheworld;abletoloadandunload22container(8footwideeach),ornearly200foot,widemegacontainerships.This,alongwiththeplannedDeepDredgeProject,wouldmakeitpossibleforPortMiamitofacilitateeventhefuturelargestcontainershipsintheworld,theMaerskTripleEClass.Thenewandrestructuredroadwaysystemwithnewlighting,landscapingandsignagegreetsvisitorstothe'CruiseCapitaloftheWorldandCargoGatewayoftheAmericas'.TheroadwayswillchangeagainwiththecompletionofthePortMiamiTunnel.Andtoenhancecargoportaccessibility,thenewlyconstructedSecurityGatesopenedattheendof2006toincreasetheprocessingrateforcontainertrucksandhelpeliminatethedailytrafficbackups. TunnelandDeepDredge[edit] Thissectionneedstobeupdated.Pleasehelpupdatethisarticletoreflectrecenteventsornewlyavailableinformation.(November2020) Mainarticles:PortMiamiTunnelandPortMiamiDeepDredgeProject FourmajorprojectsdirectlyandindirectlyrelatedtoPortMiamiareexpectedtoincreaseboththecapacityandefficiencyoftheport:theexpansionofthePanamaCanal,thePortMiamiDeepDredgeProject,thePortMiamiTunnel,andtherestorationandupgradeofthebridgeandraillineconnectingPortMiamitothemainland. OnMay24,2010,constructionbeganontheMiamiPortTunnel,a$1billionprojectprovidingamuch-neededdirectconnectionfromtheporttoI-395.Priortothetunnel'scompletion,theonlywaytoenterandexittheportwasviasurfacestreetsthroughdowntownMiami.Constructiononthetunnelfinishedin2014. AnothermajordevelopmentforthePortMiamiwasthePortMiamiDeepDredgeproject,enablingSuperPostPanamaxMegashipstoentertheUnitedStatesafterthecompletionofthePanamaCanalexpansionin2014.TheportsofNorfolk,NewYorkandBaltimorehavealsodeepenedtheirportstotherequired50feet.ItisestimatedthatthisprojectcoulddoubleMiami'scargobusinessinthenext10yearsaswellascreatingover30,000permanentjobsforMiami,whichcurrentlyhasaveryhighunemploymentrate. Therehavealsobeenplanstobuildasoccer-specificstadiumatPortMiami.Theplanswereproposedbyagroup,ledbyDavidBeckham,seekingtobringaMajorLeagueSoccerteamtoMiami.[35]Thegrouphasstatedthattheywouldfundsuchastadiumprivately,buttherehasbeenoppositiononmultiplegrounds,includingtheaddedtraffictodowntownMiamiandtheimpactonwildlife.[citationneeded] PortMiamiistheworld'sbusiestcruiseshipport,andisheadquarterstomanyoftheworld'slargestcruisecompanies.Fromlefttoright:Hapag-LloydEuropa,NorwegianSky,OceaniaNautica,CarnivalValor,CarnivalImagination,CarnivalLiberty,RoyalCaribbeanLibertyoftheSeas,MVExplorer Railroadaccess[edit] Theraillinebeingrenovated,November2011 In2011,PortMiamiwasawardedafederalgrant,aspartoftheTransportationInvestmentGeneratingEconomicRecovery(TIGER)program,torestoreaconnectionbetweentheFloridaEastCoastRailway'syardinHialeahandPortMiami,directlyconnectingtheporttorailnetworksacrosstheUnitedStates,[36]aswellasre-establishingtheport'son-dockrailcapability(loadingandunloadingdirectlybetweenshipsandtrains).[37]TherailroadbridgeconnectingtheporttothemainlandwasdamagedbyHurricaneWilmain2005,atwhichtimeservicewassuspended.[38]Theprojectwasscheduledtobefinishedintimeforthecompletionoftheotherprojectsin2014.[39]TherailprojectisrelatedtoanotherschemetoincreasePortMiami'scapacity;aninlandintermodalcenter,knownasFlaglerLogisticsHub,tobebuiltneartheairporton300acresoflandinHialeah.[40] Therewassomeoppositiontotherailroadlinebeingreturnedtoservice,withclaimsthatitwouldbeasmuchofaproblemtodowntowntrafficascontainertrucks,andthatthenoisewouldbeadisturbancetonearbyresidents.However,trainsareoccasionalandwillbereservedforspecialtyfreight,suchasoversizedloadsandhazardousmaterials,whichwillbebannedfromthetunnel.[citationneeded]Aswell,trainswillbeabletotravelatupto30 mph(50 km/h)onthenewlyrenovatedline,incontrasttotheoldlimitof5 mph(8 km/h),[41]andsowillbeabletocrossBiscayneBoulevardin90seconds.[42]Thecurrentplanisforthelinetobestrictlyforintermodalservices,withtheprojectincludingarailyardandstationattheport.However,apassengerstationmaybeaddedinthefuture.[43] ThecostofrestoringtheraillinkbetweentheportandtheHialeahRailyardwasestimatedat$46.9million,$28millionofwhichwasappliedforthroughafederalgrantin2010.[39]Laterthatyear,agrantof$22millionwasawardedforthisproject,[44]aswellastobuildanonsiteintermodalrailyardattheport.Duringthe2000sthepercentofFloridaEastCoastRailway'sbusinesshasincreasedfromaround60%toaround80%intermodalfreight.[45]However,thiswaspartiallyduetoadecreaseinotherfreighttrafficcausedbythe2008recession,whichreducedthenumberoftrains,manycarryingrockaggregateusedinconstruction,fromabout20to14perday.[46] ThereisalsoaplantostartapassengerserviceconnectingJacksonvilletoMiamiusingtheFECRmainline,withstopsatpopulartouristattractions.TheStateofFloridahasprovided$116millionofthe$268millionneededtofundthatproject.[47]Theremainingfundingforthepassengerlineisexpectedtocomefromafederalgrant,andtheremainingfundingtofixthelocalfreightlinefromthePorttoHialeahissupposedtocomefromtheFloridaEastCoastRailroad(FEC)at$10.9million,theFloridaDepartmentofTransportation(FDOT)at$10.9million,withthePortMiamiitself[39]providing$4.8million.[42]InApril2011,AtlasRailroadConstructionwaschosentorebuildtheline,whichwastobecompletedby2012andwasestimatedtoremove5%oftheroadtrafficfromtheport.[48]OnJuly15,2011,aground-breakingceremonymarkingthebeginningoftheraillinkproject,whichisexpectedtocreateover800jobsandgenerate$33.38millioninwages,wasperformedbyUSSenatorBillNelson,SecretaryofTransportationRayLaHood,Miami-DadeMayorCarlosGiménez,andMiamicitymayorTomásRegalado.[42]TheprojecthasbeennamedthePortMiamiIntermodalandRailReconnectionProject.[36] 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