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Kinder Morgan Carteret Terminal

Rail transload facility in Carteret, New Jersey, served by CSX Transportation and Norfolk Southern and Conrail Shared Assets Operations. Rail-to-truck and truck-to-rail transfer lets a shipper or receiver use rail without a siding of its own.

LocationCarteret, New Jersey
RailroadCSX, NS, CSAO
CommoditiesBio-Diesel, Chemicals, Ethanol, Petroleum, Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel
CapabilitiesTank Car, Tank Truck, Barge, Deep-Sea Vessel, Iso-Container, Pipeline, Product Blending, Product Heating, Foreign Trade Zone, Hazmat Team On-Site, Truck Scale
Distance to track0.01 mi from the nearest point on the federal rail network
ListingListed from railroad network directories; not yet contact-verified
NotesLiquid bulk terminal on the Arthur Kill: 197 acres, 280 tanks, rail, truck, barge and deep-sea vessel.
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