The Greatest
Multimodal Facility
in North America

Lake

The Illinois International Port District's Iroquois Landing facility situated at the southwest corner of Lake Michigan and the entrance of the Calumet River, sits on 190 acres and receives international ship traffic through the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Rail

The Illinois International Port District's own railway infrastructure connects to six of the seven North American Class I railroads (BNSF, CN, CP, CSX, NS and UP), the Belt Railway. The Indiana Harbor Belt and several shortline railroads.

Road

The Illinois International Port District's facilities are perfectly located to access several major US interstates within 10 miles.  Located on I-90/94 trucks can easily connect to I-80, I-57, I-55 and I-65.

River

Our Lake Calumet Terminal sits six nautical miles southeast of Lake Michigan. A wide variety of commodities pass through this facility via barge from the Gulf of Mexico and all points north and south of and along the Mississippi River system as well as the Illinois River all year round.