Savannah, the westernmost port on the Atlantic seaboard, is a rail and highway epicenter, perfect for container cargo. Brunswick, located 80 miles to the south, has ample acreage and a location in ...

The Port of Brunswick plans further upgrades in the coming years. A new berth built for docking larger car-carrying ships is being designed and should open in 2027, Lynch said.

Brunswick captured a marginal amount of Baltimore-bound auto imports during the closure — estimates range from 3,000 units to 10,000 units — but much of the Georgia port’s growth was organic.

In 2024, the Port of Brunswick saw more than 2 million tons of roll-on/roll-off cargo, making it the country’s busiest port for autos and heavy equipment. The Port of Brunswick now among some of the ...

The Port of Brunswick saw a 22% dip in cargo volume in April 2025 due to global tariffs. Despite the April dip, Brunswick's Roll-on/Roll-off operations are up 2% for fiscal year 2025 compared to ...

The Brunswick port, located 70 miles (112 kilometers) south of Savannah, had plenty of room to absorb the additional autos, said Griff Lynch, CEO of the Georgia Ports Authority.

Brunswick's port is closing fast on Jacksonville's long-held title of the nation's second-busiest port for shipping automobiles. Brunswick's high-octane growth follows several automakers - Volvo, H… ...

The Port of Brunswick is a main player in Georgia's economy, employing thousands and carrying a number of goods including paper products but most notably, auto vehicles.

Specifically, Brunswick’s port moved 841,000 cars and trucks across its docks in 2024. That’s an increase of more than 13% compared to 2023.

The Brunswick port, located 70 miles (112 kilometers) south of Savannah, had plenty of room to absorb the additional autos, said Griff Lynch, CEO of the Georgia Ports Authority.