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Centralized Community
Known for its strong economy and high quality of life, Terrebonne Parish offers affordable living, great schools, and a vibrant culture — making it an ideal location for business.
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Energy Evolving
We continuously adapt to changes in the energy industry, supporting our partners with innovative solutions and infrastructure.
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Property Leasing
Prime waterfront and industrial leases for marine and energy businesses seeking strategic growth opportunities.
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Levee Protection
Due to its strategic location behind
the levee, the port’s air quality is especially well suited for lasting fabrication projects.
We're more than
just a port.
Port of Terrebonne is located on the Houma Navigational Canal, which provides direct, deep water access and infrastructure for marine traffic and cargo flows connecting tenants and industry to the Gulf of Mexico and the world beyond. The Port’s commissioners take an active role in advocating for the port and its tenants, offering strategic planning and industry-related lobbying.
As Port of Terrebonne continues to innovate and evolve with the energy sector, one constant is the skilled workforce from Houma and surrounding communities that provide high-quality, specialized labor and support for our industrial
marine services partners.
Our economic impact.
2,500 +
Jobs Created
This milestone of jobs created is more than just a number; it’s about families finding prosperity, young professionals finding careers, and our local economy gaining momentum.
$ 200,000,000 +
Annual Payroll
This represents sustained economic impact, funding community growth, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the region’s overall quality of life.
$ 1,000,000,000 +
Economic Impact
This reflects generations of expert leadership, robust infrastructure, and its pivotal role in driving Louisiana's marine and energy sectors.


Deepening the Houma
Navigational Canal
The Houma Navigational Canal is Terrebonne Parish's vital connection to the Gulf of Mexico and the rest of the world, supporting industries like offshore energy, shipbuilding, and marine transportation. Deepening the canal from 15 to 20 feet will boost economic growth, improve navigation efficiency, and further protect our wetlands.
Supporting the
Gulf of Mexico port
access needs.
The port's industrial marine services support regional and national industries, positioning us as the leader in new construction and repair of marine vessels. We are also a premier fabrication provider to some of the industry's largest offshore structures.