Albany
USALB
Also see
Catskill
Hudson River,
New York and
General before first USA port
OVERVIEW:
The Port of Albany is the largest inland port in the NE United States. The port consists
of nearly 400 acres on the east and west sides of the Hudson River across three municipalities
including Albany, Bethlehem and Rensselaer. Cargoes handled include dry and liquid
bulk, breakbulk, project and containers.
LOCATION:
On the Hudson River, 126 n.m. north of New York City.
CHARTS:
Digital: US4NY1HR, US4NY1HR, US5NYC4J and US5NYC4K.
Paper: US 13006.
Publications:
NP68, East Coast of the United States Pilot Vol 1.
PORT LIMITS:
The Albany Port District is divided into Lower Harbor and Upper Harbor. Lower Harbor
comprises the water area from 0.2 n.m. below the entrance to Island Creek (in position
42° 36.48′ N, 073° 45.83′ W) to 1.9 n.m. above. Upper Harbor extends from the upper limits of Lower Harbor…
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