A new PNW container port? $205M for Oregon rail project

CDL & Trucking News · October 23, 2026 · Source: FreightWaves · By Stuart Chirls · 2 min read at the source

The Coos Bay Rail Line operates 111 miles of track in coastal Oregon. (Photo: Port of Coos Bay)

Oregon port wins $205 million in federal funding to upgrade its rail line and boost a proposed container terminal project.

Reported by Stuart Chirls for FreightWaves (Container Shipping), originally published October 23, 2026.

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Topics: Container Shipping, Maritime, Railroad, trade, CRISI program, Development, Infrastructure, Pacific Coast Intermodal Port

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