CINCINNATI BARGE & RAIL TERMINAL, LLC

Quality Customized Services

  • Ohio River M-70 468.5
  • Three major interstates; I-75, I-71, & I-74, U.S. Route 50 & Ohio State Route 52

    • Comprehensive Port Services Including:

  • Transloading, Warehousing, Shipping & Distribution.
  • Full Service Cargo Transportation via Waterway, Rail or Truck.

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    Site History

  • CB&RT’s area was known as Fulton from 1820 until merging with Cincinnati in 1855.
  • Over 900 steamboats were built in Fulton during the 1800’s.
  • The Marine Railway Company outlasted many rival shipbuilders operating from 1839-1919.
  • Famous steamboats built at the site included the Island Queen, The Sultana and The Natchez.
  • The Natchez took part in The Great Race in 1870 as chronicled by Mark Twain.
  • Lumberyards and sawmills proliferated after 1880 as railroads began their dominance.
  • In 1931, Cincinnati Sheet Metal & Roofing Company installed the 30-ton crane still used at this location.
  • During wartime, quonset huts are assembled and shipped from this site.
  • George Steinbrenner’s company owned the terminal before Sawyer Place Co.’s 1980’s acquisition.
  • SPC established the subsidiary CB&RT in 2008 to utilize this inter-modal port.
  • Today, CB&RT serves shippers on 5 continents, spurring regional growth with reduced supply chain costs.