- The Port is approximately five miles long from Columbia River mile 72 to mile 77.
- Over 100,000 rail cars arrive at Port of Kalama each year.
- Between 12 and 14 million TONS (not bushels) of grain are exported from Port of Kalama each year. (These are short tons = 2,000 lbs)
- Soybeans, corn, milo, and many grades of wheat are exported from grain facilities at the Port of Kalama. These products come from many states including Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and North Dakota.
- Over 1,024 employees are employed by businesses on the port.
- The Port chooses not to collect any property tax, therefore has no Tax Levy Revenue.
| 2017 | |
| Total Operating Revenues | 14,615,334 |
| Marine Terminal Operating Revenues | 9,943,706 |
| Short Tons Imported (steel coil) * | 253,697 |
| Short Tons Exported (grain) * | 13,816,849 |
| VESSEL CALLS, Kalama Export | 125 |
| VESSEL CALLS, TEMCO | 108 |
| VESSEL CALLS, North Port | 41 |
| TOTAL VESSEL CALLS | 274 |
