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Port of Savannah

USA

Operational intelligence for throughput, vessel flow, berth conditions, utilization, related Predicts, and modeled network standing for Savannah.

North America

Port index

64.7

-1.5%

Direction

Falling

Operational momentum

Utilization

50%

Within modeled target range

Berth wait

5h 54m

Avg modeled wait

Alongside

6

Vessels alongside

Waiting

2

Vessels awaiting berth

24H index move

-1.5%

7D momentum

-10.8%

30D momentum

-10.8%

Network position

#75 / 100

Historical index

Port Index Trend

Modeled 30-day trajectory for the selected port.

Current

64.7

30 days ago15 daysToday

Operating pressure

Congestion & Utilization

Relative pressure across berth wait and terminal utilization.

50%Utilization
Berth wait pressure12%
Waiting vessel pressure17%
Throughput intensity71%

Terminal utilization remains below peak operating pressure.

Vessel operations

Vessel Flow

Modeled vessel movement snapshot for the selected port.

Active vessels

20

Inbound

12

Waiting

2

Berth capacity

12

Alongside

6

Turn time

13h 36m

Departing

Not tracked

Inbound, waiting and alongside are modeled snapshots. Departing vessel counts are not available in the current dataset.

Portflow attribution

Why is this port moving?

Savannah softened today as vessel arrivals thinned out and berth utilization drifted away from its efficient band. A partial offset came as vessels turned around faster alongside.

Time at berth

+3.97 pts

Inverse of average vessel time alongside.

TEU activity

+0.76 pts

Daily lifts vs. the port's own 30-day baseline.

Vessel activity

-3.51 pts

Arrivals, vessels worked and inbound queue.

Previous 65.7Current 64.7Score methodology →

Current model

Port Conditions

ActivityModerate
CongestionClear
Vessel pressureNormal
Berth conditionsFlowing
Utilization50.0%

Conditions use the current modeled activity, vessel, wait and berth-utilization values.

Data governance

Source & Methodology

SourceGeorgia Ports AuthorityPort / Terminal + AIS feeds
Last updated11 min agoModeled · not live
Coverage#75 of 100Portflow port network
Open methodology →

Modeled readings are illustrative estimates until production feeds are connected. Production views should identify verified source, last-updated time, feed health, and methodology.

Network position

Relative Standing

Modeled score vs. the nearest-ranked ports in the network.

#73OmanSalalah
64.8 pts
#74South KoreaIncheon
64.8 pts
#75USASavannah
64.7 pts
#76PhilippinesManila
64.6 pts
#77ChinaFuzhou
64.1 pts

Region

North America

Congestion

Clear

Trend

Falling

Network position

Savannah Location

Global Port Network

100 tracked · All Ports · Global

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ActivityStrongModerateLowerSize = prominence

Reported baseline

Throughput History

PeriodTEUYoY trendStatus
Dec 24429,333+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY
Nov 24448,000+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY
Oct 24485,333+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY
Sep 24494,667+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY
Aug 24508,667+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY
Jul 24504,000+3.7%ESTIMATED MONTHLY

Monthly distribution is estimated from reported annual throughput using regional seasonality.

Portflow intelligence

Recent Activity

Throughput13,916 TEU modeled over 24 hours

Latest monthly estimate: 429K TEU for Dec 2024.

Vessel queue2 waiting · 12 inbound

Average modeled berth wait is 5h 54m.

Berth operations6 vessels alongside

50.0% modeled utilization across 12 container berths.

Activity movement−1.52% today

Savannah softened today as vessel arrivals thinned out and berth utilization drifted away from its efficient band. A partial offset came as vessels turned around faster alongside.

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