Tulsa Ports

Tulsa Ports Tulsa Ports encompasses two separate 2,500-acre industrial parks and multi-modal inland ports. The Port has 2,000-acre industrial park.

These two sites (the Tulsa Port of Catoosa and the Tulsa Port of Inola), have 70+ companies and over 3,000 employees. The Tulsa Port of Catoosa is a multi-modal transportation hub with access to barge, rail, and truck transportation. The Port has an economic impact of $300 million to Oklahoma and employs nearly 4,000 Oklahomans. The Tulsa Port of Catoosa is currently home yo 73 industries and hand

les a wide variety of commodities. Tulsa Port of Catoosa logistics experts are available to advise shippers as to which mode of transportation is best suited for their particular freight shipping needs. Tulsa Port of Catoosa Quick Facts:

- One barge can hold as much freight as 15 rail cars or 60 truckloads. Barge transportation costs 1/3 the amount of rail and 1/5 the amount of truck.

- Moving cargo by rail generates 30 percent more carbon dioxide than by barge and 100 percent more emissions by truck than by barge.

- Without the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, Oklahoma would lose at lease least $2 million each day.

- Inland barges carry about 15 percent of the nation's freight at the lowest unit cost while staying environmentally sound.

- A variety of cargo is shipped on the waterway including agricultural products, iron, steel, petroleum products and fabricated equipment.

05/25/2026

Our ports carry a long history of service, and many in our community honor the memory of family members and friends who served this nation.

Today, we honor and remember them. 🇺🇸

Save the date for this year's Port Safety Expo on June 24. It'll be a fun-filled and educational event you won't want to...
05/21/2026

Save the date for this year's Port Safety Expo on June 24.

It'll be a fun-filled and educational event you won't want to miss.

Keep a lookout for more information!

05/18/2026

Northeast Oklahoma employers, you're invited!

Join Tulsa Ports and Northeast Oklahoma Regional Alliance (NORA) this June at Rogers State University to connect with young adults ages 16–24 who are exploring careers and learning from local employers.

If your organization supports workforce development, register by May 29. 🌱

Click the link below to learn more!

“We like to say we’re connected to the world through the water, but we’re connected to the rest of the United States thr...
05/12/2026

“We like to say we’re connected to the world through the water, but we’re connected to the rest of the United States through our rails,” says Jacob, Manager of Safety and Security.

Check out our Roll With Us video showcasing the rail network that keeps businesses moving nationwide, featuring Jacob Mauldin, Caylin Chavez, and Edward Pinnel, hosted by Ana Berry.

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05/08/2026

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05/07/2026

On the (rail)road again, I can't wait to get on the (rail)road again. 🚆 🎵

At the Tulsa Ports, shippers have direct rail access to BNSF Railway and the South Kansas Oklahoma Line (SKOL), making long‑haul shipping efficient and cost‑effective. With BNSF service and seamless short‑line connections, the port keeps freight moving.

04/29/2026

Growth looks good on you, Tulsa.

Come see what's possible at the Tulsa Ports.

Did you know one barge holds the same amount of cargo as 60 semi-trucks and 15 railcars? At the Port of Catoosa, barge, ...
04/27/2026

Did you know one barge holds the same amount of cargo as 60 semi-trucks and 15 railcars?

At the Port of Catoosa, barge, rail, and truck options mean businesses can move goods in the most efficient — and greenest — way possible.

That's a win for Oklahoma and the planet.

Not your average race course. đź‘ź Registration is now open for the 2026 Port Harbor Dash! Join us for a run through one of...
04/22/2026

Not your average race course. đź‘ź Registration is now open for the 2026 Port Harbor Dash! Join us for a run through one of Oklahoma's most important economic hubs on October 3.

We'll see you at the starting line. Register at the link below!

04/16/2026

Last month, we welcomed Leadership Oklahoma participants for a tour of the Tulsa Ports. They walked away with a new appreciation for how deeply connected our ports are to both the local and global economy — and Leadership OK participants Thuan Nguyen and Houston Brittain had a few thoughts to share.

We love getting to show what's happening here to those eager to learn. 🌊

04/15/2026

Employers, we would love to have you at this event!

Join us in June at Rogers State University to meet driven young adults ages 16 to 24 from 15 counties across Northeast Oklahoma and have real conversations about their goals and your industry.

If your business is interested in helping young people explore career options, sign up by May 29th.

This is a great opportunity to connect with future talent and make a meaningful impact on the next generation of your workforce 🌱

Northeast Oklahoma Regional Alliance

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5350 N Cimarron Road
Catoosa, OK
74015

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