The Dravosburg Marine Terminal is strategically located on the Monongahela River, a vital waterway that ultimately flows into the Ohio River, connecting the Midwest to the Atlantic Ocean. Located just 15 miles from Pittsburgh, this terminal offers easy access to major interstate highways including I-76, I-79, and I-80. Served by the Norfolk Southern Railroad, the Dravosburg Marine Terminal provides multimodal solutions to keep liquids and chemicals moving safely and efficiently by river, road, or rail.

Liquid Storage
This multi-modal facility currently has 18 liquid storage tanks on-site, with room to expand storage capacity. Liquid commodities commonly handled and stored here include chemicals and caustic soda. Heated storage capabilities are available for asphalt, diesel fuel, and other liquid commodities.

Room to Grow
At Dravosburg Marine Terminal, there’s space to add more liquid storage tanks to meet customers’ needs. Our ability to adapt to diverse customer needs by offering customized service and versatile storage and heating options makes us an ideal partner. Watco’s in-house project managers and engineers can also assist in designing and developing any track and terminal project tailored to your specifications.

Warehousing/Material Handling

• Accessible by rail, barge, and truck
• Unload or load railcars, barges, and trucks
• Liquid tank storage with heating capabilities

Terminal Features

• 4 railcar spots
• Tank storage: 18 tanks (125,000 bbl capacity)
• 1 barge dock

Commodities

Specializing in liquid commodities including:

• Asphalt
• Caustic soda
• Chemicals
• Diesel fuel

We’re equipped to move any commodity anywhere thanks to our comprehensive network of transportation experts. Contact sales@watco.com to learn more.

Connectivity

• Rail: NS
• River: Monongahela River (Mile Marker 16)
• Road: Access to I-76, I-79, and I-80

Terminal Access, Hours, and Information

• Get directions
• Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Check in at the office upon arrival
• Required personal protective equipment: gloves, hard hat, safety boots, safety glasses, and high-visibility vest