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Located near the Louisiana coast in Iberia Parish,the Port of Iberia is a 2,000 acre industrial and manufacturing site surrounding a man-made port complex. The port has access to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and the Gulf of Mexico through its own Commercial Canal and has access to the Mississippi River through major ports in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Today the Port of Iberia has expanded its waterfront property and has completed new bulkheading and dredging projects. The possibilities are unlimited when you add to this the existing industrial facilities, the constant flow of raw materials, and the multi-million dollar public dock facility. The Acadiana region of Louisiana, home of the Port of Iberia, stretches from the rich, coastal marsh of the Gulf to the rolling, inland farmland and forest. The diversity of the region is characterized by oil, natural gas, sulfur, salt, and seafood. Acadiana is the home of the Cajun culture, sugarcane, crawfish, rice and Tabasco®. Here, too, is the Atchafalaya River basin, the largest remaining wild swamp in the United States and a paradise for the sportsmen and birdwatchers alike. There is so much more we would like you to know about the Port of Iberia, your Gulf Coast Cajun Connection. Click here to find out how to contact us for further information. Video Overview
In the NewsPort UpdateJefferies Serves As Loreauville’s Commission RepresentativeSince being appointed to the Port of Iberia Commission by the village of Loreauville last May, Gene Jefferies... |
Today, the smart money is looking toward the Port of Iberia at New Iberia, Louisiana. There is no better place to put your money or your industry—because Louisiana is harnessing all of its resources, incentives, and legislation to attract the industries and business that will make our goal of a widely diversified economy a reality.