Container Information

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20 ft Bulk
20 ft Dry
20 ft Dry High-Cube
20 ft Flat-Rack
20 ft Garment
20 ft Hard-Top
20 ft Insulated
20 ft Open-Top
20 ft Platform
20 ft Refrigerated
20 ft Tank

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ISO Type
Capacity
Weight Payload
Tare
Gross



Internal
Dimensions		 Height
Width
Length



Door
Opening		 Height
Width

Top
Opening		 Width
Length

Did You Know?

The Lower Columbia river can accept up to fourth-generation container ships (though the latter cannot be fully loaded as their draft would exceed the 43 foot channel depth. The largest container ship, the Emma Mærsk (as of 2010), is over 1,300 feet long, can carry over 15,000 twenty-foot containers, and has a draft of 49 feet when fully loaded.

YearDraftContainersShip
11956-7025-30 feet1,000-1,700
21970-8030-35 feet1,700-2,300
31980-8538-44 feet2,300-3,200
41985-9041-45 feet3,200-4,800

Data provided are approximations only. Actual sizes, capacities, and weight may vary based on the manufacturer and/or material used. Contact your carrier to determine exact specifications. For more information on intermodal/containerized shipping and its benefits, visit the Container Shipping Information Service.