National City Terminal

Schematic Rendering

Download a schematic rendering of the National City Marine Terminal:

• National City Terminal Schematic Rendering (1.09 MB)

Berthing and Transit Sheds

The Port has 8 berths at the National City Marine Cargo Terminal currently used for automobile and lumber movement.  Click on the "read more" link to see a table of berthing space and depths alongside the pier.

Warehousing, Distribution and Other Services

The Port has two warehouses operated by Pasha Group for processing of automobiles. Click on the "read more" link to see a table of information about these warehouse spaces.

Piers, Wharves and Docks

The National City Marine Terminal, at the foot of Bay Marina Drive on the National City waterfront, is a 50-hectare (125-acre) complex. The principle inbound cargoes are automobiles and lumber. Click on the "read more" link for a table of information about the berths.

Overview

From Cars to Containers: National City is Among the Top West Coast Terminals for Vehicles, Lumber and Major Project Cargo.

• Can handle more than 500,000 vehicles per year.
• On-site auto processing specialists
• Automated cargo tracking and data collection

These and many other exceptional features make the 125-acre National City Cargo Terminal the most advanced vehicle import/export facility on the West Coast, and a first-rate facility for special breakbulk, heavy equipment and major project cargo.

Owned by the Port of San Diego, and operated by Pasha Automotive and Distribution Services, the terminal services as the primary port of entry for Audi, Bentley, Honda, Isuzu, Mazda, Lotus, Mitsubishi Fuso, Porsche and Volkswagen. It also expertly handles lumber and other large project cargoes. Click on the "read more" link for further information about our operations.