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State	Notes on Container Activity
California	Home to the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach — the busiest container-handling ports in the U.S. for many years. (Global Trade Magazine)
New York / New Jersey	Hosts the Port of New York and New Jersey which is the largest container port on the East Coast. (gocomet.com)
Georgia	Via the Port of Savannah which is one of the fastest growing container ports on the U.S. East Coast. (Container Market)
Texas	With the Port of Houston and other deep-water ports handling large volumes of trade, including containerised freight. (Wikipedia)
Washington	On the Pacific Northwest, via the combined operations of Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma (through the Northwest Seaport Alliance) handling Asia-Pacific container flow. (gocomet.com)

20ft Open Side Container