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Port of Duluth- Superior Overview 218.727.8525 www.duluthport.com October 19, 2016 Port of Duluth-Superior MID - AMERICAS GATEWAY Lake Superior Lake Ontario Duluth-Superior to/from: Northern Europe 15 days Spain

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Port of Duluth- Superior Overview October 19, 2016

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Port of Duluth-Superior

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MID - AMERICA’S GATEWAY

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Duluth-Superior to/from: Northern Europe 15 days Spain 15 days Italy/North Africa 18 days

Lake Superior Lake Ontario

2,342 miles (3,769 km) to Atlantic Ocean

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LAKER SEASON 10-month+

Soo Locks open March 25, close Jan. 15

OCEANGOING SEASON 9-month

Seaway Locks (Montreal/Lake Ontario & Welland Canal)

pen end of March, close end of December

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RTG Bi-national Study

Advantages of Marine Transport in the Great Lakes-Seaway Region

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GREAT LAKES SYSTEM DELIVERS

Raw Materials that Drive U.S. Economy

Iron Ore.......Steel............................... 60 Million Tons Coal...............Power Generation.......... 40 Million Tons Stone............Construction & Steel...... 35 Million Tons Other Cargo ................................... 35 Million Tons 170 Million Tons

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Great Lakes – Seaway Navigation System Economic Impacts

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The Port of Duluth-Superior

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CHS General Mills S&X Lake Superior Warehousing

No. American Salt

General Mills A Duluth Storage Northland Pier Duluth Lake Port Garfield Dock C&D

Calumet Duluth Marine

Clure Public Marine Terminal BNSF Duluth Entry Superior Entry Midwest Energy Hallett Dock 8 Hallett Dock 5 CN Duluth Dock Erie Pier

C. Reiss Terminal

Azcon Lafarge Graymont Wisconsin Fraser Shipyards Gavilon Grain CRH (US) Barker’s Island DECC Coast Guard

Superior Duluth

The Port is a Regional Asset

20 active bulk cargo docks; 1 breakbulk terminal

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Cargo 2015

Total tonnage: 32.8 million st

Iron Ore 13.9 st, Coal 13.4 st, Grain 1.4 st, Other 4.1 st

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Bulk commodities handled in the Port of Duluth-Superior & on the Great Lakes

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Transloading Bulk Cargo via the Great Lakes-Seaway

Canadian vessels

ften

“shuttle” bulk cargo from Duluth- Superior to Canadian ports…for transloading to ocean carriers.

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CANADA (transshipment ) ITALY ALGERIA BELGIUM SPAIN NETHERLANDS TUNISIA UNITED KINGDOM MORROCO PORTUGAL

Top 10 Grain Destinations

Guthrie-Hubner 6/11

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Martin Associates (Oct. 2011)

Port of Duluth-Superior

Economic Impacts

SHIPPING

via the Twin Ports 11,510 JOBS ♦ $546 million in WAGES ♦ $1.5 billion in Business Revenue

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…was created as a public agency in 1955 by the Minnesota legislature in preparation for the 1959 opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. The Port Authority owns and manages multiple properties including: Clure Public Marine Terminal, Dock C&D, Erie Pier and Duluth Airpark. Bringing Business to the Port and Economic Development to the Region

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Vanta Coda

Executive Director

Kevin Beardsley

Chief Financial Officer

Jim Sharrow

Director of Port Planning & Resiliency

Deb DeLuca

Director, Government & Environmental Affairs

Kate Ferguson

Director of Business Development

Jason Paulson

Facilities Manager

Adele Yorde

Public Relations Director

2016 Staff Directory

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A working partnership of Duluth Seaway Port Authority and Lake Superior Warehousing

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Clure Public Marine Terminal Outdoor Operations Area ~ 40 Acres

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400,000+ sq. ft. Indoor Warehouse Capacity

Wood pulp in storage Transit Shed 180,000 sq .ft. 104,000 sq. ft. East Annex

Warehousing & Logistics

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Primary Highway and Class I Railway Corridors serving the Port of Duluth- Superior

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Foreign Trade Zone #51

The

U.S. Dept. of Commerce has designated the Port of Duluth as a Foreign Trade Zone… a major advantage to industrial & commercial interests. Merchandise may be stored, processed, altered

r used in the manufacture of other

products within the zone and becomes subject to U.S. Customs duties only upon entry into the domestic market.

Duluth Seaway Port Authority

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Primary Trade Lanes for Breakbulk Cargo through Port of Duluth

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North American Multimodal Distribution Hub

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Breakbulk/General Cargo

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Heavy Lift/Project Cargo

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Wind Project Cargo

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Kaolin Clay from Brazil

Value-Add/Operational Services

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Value-added Services: Equipment Palletized for Stuffing Containers

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Port Authority Industrial Development

Clure Public Marine Terminal

12 Businesses on DSPA-Owned Properties in the Port; 357 Jobs

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Northeast Minnesota Historical Center (Robert Young, Duluth 1951)

US Steel Site

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US Steel Site

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Cargill Grain Elevator Site

Acquired by Duluth Seaway Port Authority – 1989

Demolition & Environmental Clean Up

1997-2001

Port Authority Industrial Development Dock C&D

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Dock C&D Redevelopment

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Clure Public Marine Terminal – Expansion – 8-11

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Duluth Airpark

~40 Businesses; ~800 Jobs

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Port of Duluth

Positioned for Growth

Global Gateway to key markets in North America’s Heartland & across the world.

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No Room at the Intake

Duluth Seaway Port Authority takes a lead-role in dealing with environmental issues, dedicating considerable time and resources into improving and protecting the environment.

Port Authority Advocacy Environmental Issues

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Erie Pier

Port Authority Advocacy Harbor Dredging

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Community Outreach Education

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