Center Port Terminal of Hannibal Development

This 1,700-acre site includes approximately 300 acres of developed industrial land along the Ohio River. Formerly an aluminum smelting plant, it is located just off State Route 7 and is equipped with private rail service, full electric and natural gas service, a water treatment plant, as well as two harbors with cranes and conveyor systems. Two warehouse buildings totaling 207,000 square feet (sf) with cranes are available. A furnished office and medical building are on site as well. Topography of the portion of site along the river is generally flat. Additional undeveloped acreage is available north of State Route 7 with topography that is hilly with options for terraced site layout. The Hannibal, Ohio location is in center of the Utica/Marcellus Shale formations that have become ground zero for the regions Hydraulic Fracturing operations. Hydraulic Fracturing material can be vacuum unloaded from barges on the Ohio River. River Access with Two docking facilities exist along the Ohio River. Both of the docking facilities have operational cranes and conveyors for loading and unloading of materials. The docking facilities allow for the docking of a maximum of 48 barges. The Center Port Terminal is located near Ohio River Mile123. The river depths at the site range from 0 to 2.74 meters in depth near the shoreline and 2.74 meters deep or greater beyond. There are two terminal locations identifed at the site. A river permit currently exists for loading and unloading alumina. Railroad tracks are located along the north side of the site. There are additional railroad spurs planned that will create a new loop system. The primary vehicular access to the site is Ohio SR 7 and is located 33 miles to Interstate 77. The Pittsburgh International Airport is located 83 miles from this site, and the Monroe County Regional Airport is located 27 miles from the site.