Baltimore Patapsco Avenue Terminal
Baltimore is one of only two Eastern U.S. ports where the main shipping channel reaches a depth of 50 feet. The Port of Baltimore is closer to the Midwest than any other East Coast port and it is within an overnight drive of one-third of the nation’s population.
Material Handling
This terminal has the capability to handle packaged products such as:
- Specialty Alloys
- Primary Metals (zinc, aluminum, tin, copper and nickel)
- Nickel
- Ferro Alloys
- Refractory products
- Minerals products
- Specialty scrap
- Carbon products
Receiving and shipping of materials are accomplished at the site through the two modes of transportation:
- Truck: This terminal uses six van/container docks with no restrictions on flatbed capability.
- Railroad: This terminal uses a 10-car siding for handling boxcars with a CSX connection.
Service Railroad: CSX
Mile Post: BAA 1 0046
Station: Baltimore (Curtis Bay)
1200 East Patapsco Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21225
Processing
Patapsco Avenue has the ability to do limited packaging.
The daily operations of the terminal are managed by:
jmitchell@shbellco.com
Customer Service Specialist – Peggy Donovan
pdonovan@shbellco.com
S. H. Bell Company Patapsco Ave. Facility
1200 East Patapsco Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21225
Phone: 1-412-963-6910
Fax: 1-412-963-6940
Shipping information: orders.balt@shbellco.com
For rate information contact the Sales Department at the Pittsburgh Administrative office:
Jill Tillman – Manager Sales Administration
Stacy Seltzer – Pittsburgh-Based Account Manager
Adam Bell – Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Phone: 1-412-963-9910
Fax: 1-412-963-1206