
Explore Port of Portland: Maps and Best Travel Routes
The Port of Portland, as the name suggests, is the port district that maintains the PDX airport and marine activities in Portland. It is the largest wheat import gateway in the United States and not only wheat, but automobiles, minerals etc. are also exported from round the world to this port. Not only the seaport, but the airport also falls into the maintenance radar of the Port of Portland. Therefore, this is the busiest district in the whole state.
Port of Portland official website
http://www.portofportland.com/PDX_Home.aspx?ep=61c750f71caa40dfa5025f8ab5cc5bd2
Port of Portland on Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Portland_(Oregon)
Travelling through the Port district can be really challenging at rush hours. For first time visitors, a simple advice is to always carry a local map of Portland City. With about ninety five percent of state cargo flying via airplanes and a major amount of wheat being distributed from the ships, Port of Portland is a constantly hit with a lot of traffic, due to heavy trucks and cargo carriers.
Info at World port source
http://www.worldportsource.com/ports/USA_OR_Port_of_Portland_160.php
There are actually four marine terminals and six business parks in this part of the city, thus giving a great prominence to the place. The port district is actually a 15 minute drive from the downtown; however it may take more than 40 minutes during the rush hour. There are several shuttle services provided by the PDX to connect the airport to all the passengers.
The city is facing a lot of economic problems with the traffic and there have been even extensive studies performed by people to study and improve the transportation of the Port. So, the best way to travel is undoubtedly through the public transport.
Port of Portland Map
http://wikimapia.org/7086235/Port-of-Portland-Terminal-6

