OPERATING WAREHOUSE / STORAGE FACILITY
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Find storage capacity →COMMTREX NETWORK · WAREHOUSING & STORAGE
Find warehousing and storage in the freight network.
Explore warehousing and storage facilities by location, represented services, freight-handling capabilities, transportation connections, and the network surrounding each location.
- INBOUND FREIGHT
- WAREHOUSE / STORAGE
- OUTBOUND FREIGHT
The storage network
Freight does not always move straight through.
Warehousing and storage can provide the space between transportation events, production schedules, customer demand, distribution, and the next stage of a freight move.
- ORIGIN
- INBOUND TRANSPORTATION
- WAREHOUSE / STORAGE
- STORE
- STAGE
- HANDLE
- DISTRIBUTE
- OUTBOUND TRANSPORTATION
- DESTINATION
The right facility depends on the freight, storage requirement, handling needs, transportation, timing, and location.
Facility directory
Find storage facilities by market and capability.
Search represented warehousing and storage locations using geography, services, freight capabilities, transportation relationships, and surrounding network context.
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
A&G Warehouse LLC. – Official U.S. CBP Type 3 Bonded Warehouse
Oakland, CA
Operated by A&G Transport Inc.
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Abitibi Connex (Iroquois Falls, ON)
Thorold, ON
Operated by Niagara Port Services Inc.
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Alabama & Tennessee River Railway, LLC
Gadsden, AL
Operated by OmniTRAX Leasing, LLC
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Central Washington Railroad, LLC
Yakima, WA
Operated by Jaguar Transport Holdings, LLC
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Charlotte Western Railroad, LLC
Gastonia, NC
Operated by Jaguar Transport Holdings, LLC
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Charlotte Western Railroad, LLC
Gastonia, NC
Operated by Jaguar Transport Holdings, LLC
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
- Warehouse / storage facility
Chicago, Illinois (Bedford Park) Warehouse
Bedford Park, IL
Operated by G3 Logistics
- Represented storage
- Handling / services
- Documented
Records as represented by each facility. No available space, pallet positions, acreage, or pricing is shown because none is represented. Order: Find a Provider’s default listing order.
Warehousing & storage map
See storage locations in the freight network around them.
Explore warehousing and storage facilities alongside railroads, highways, ports, terminals, transload facilities, and other freight infrastructure.
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Facility fit
The right storage facility depends on what the freight needs.
Location is only the beginning. Freight characteristics, storage environment, handling, duration, transportation, and operating requirements can all shape which facilities deserve deeper evaluation.
01FREIGHT
What is being stored?
02STORAGE
What environment or storage type is required?
03HANDLING
How must the freight be moved or managed?
04DURATION
How does storage fit into the move?
05TRANSPORTATION
How does freight arrive and leave?
06FACILITY
Which locations deserve deeper evaluation?
Storage capabilities
Different freight requires different storage environments.
Explore facilities using the storage capabilities represented in the Commtrex network.
A represented storage capability does not establish current available capacity.
- INDOOR STORAGE
- Freight stored within an enclosed facility.
- OUTDOOR STORAGE
- Freight represented for outdoor storage environments.
- BULK STORAGE
- Storage represented for supported bulk freight categories.
- TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED
- Only where canonical facility data explicitly supports this capability.
- SPECIALIZED STORAGE
- Other supported storage categories.
- STAGING
- Shorter-term freight staging where represented.
Handling & services
Storage is only part of what can happen at a freight facility.
Depending on the location, represented services may include freight handling, transfer, staging, packaging, cross-docking, and other operational capabilities.
TRANSFER
- Loading / unloading
- Cross-docking
- Transloading
UNITIZING
- Packaging / repackaging
- Palletizing
FLOW
- Consolidation
- Deconsolidation
- Staging
- Inventory-related services
- Other supported handling services
Interface categories. A facility shows only the services its record represents.
Understanding capacity
A facility can provide storage without having space available for your freight.
Facility information describes represented capabilities. Current availability depends on the freight, quantity, storage requirements, timing, handling, and operating conditions of the specific move.
- 01
CAPABILITY
What the facility is represented as able to support
- 02
CAPACITY
How much the operation can support
- 03
AVAILABILITY
What can be accepted for a specific requirement now
Do not infer available storage from building size, property acreage, or a listed storage capability.
Facility data
A large building does not tell you how much freight it can store.
Building square footage describes physical space. Storage capacity depends on how the facility operates, how freight is stored, infrastructure, handling requirements, and how much capacity is actually available.
- is not
BUILDING SIZE
Physical building area
- is not
STORAGE CAPACITY
Operational capacity
AVAILABLE STORAGE
Current capacity for a specific requirement
Commtrex does not convert square footage into pallets, tons, railcars, or storage positions.
RAIL + STORAGE
Know whether rail actually serves the storage facility.
Rail service can change how freight reaches and leaves a warehouse or storage location. Keep documented rail service separate from rail infrastructure or track that is simply nearby.
The nearest railroad is not necessarily the railroad serving the facility.
Transload
Storage and transload often solve different parts of the same freight move.
Transload transfers freight between transportation modes. Storage provides a place for freight to dwell, stage, or wait between transportation events. Some facilities may support both functions where those capabilities are represented.
Do not assume a storage facility provides transload simply because it is near rail or a transload location.
- RAIL
- TRANSLOAD
- STORAGE / STAGING
- TRUCK
TRANSLOAD
Transfers freight between modes.
STORAGE
Holds freight between transportation events.
A facility may support one or both, as represented.
Ports & terminals
Explore storage around freight gateways.
Warehousing and storage can support freight moving through ports and terminals before inland distribution, production, transfer, or final delivery.
- PORT / TERMINAL
- TRUCK / RAIL
- WAREHOUSE / STORAGE
- INLAND MARKET
PROXIMITY
is notWarehouse near port / terminal
DOCUMENTED RELATIONSHIP
Facility represented as part of a specific gateway operation
A storage facility near a port or terminal is not automatically affiliated with or serving that gateway.
Freight requirements
What is being stored changes the facility requirement.
Different freight can require different storage environments, handling methods, infrastructure, regulatory considerations, and operating procedures.
- INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
- Represented where facility data supports it
- BULK MATERIALS
- Represented where facility data supports it
- PACKAGED / UNITIZED FREIGHT
- Represented where facility data supports it
- FOOD / TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE
- Only where explicitly supported
- SPECIALIZED FREIGHT
- Only where canonical data supports it
A commodity or freight category represented for a facility does not guarantee acceptance of a specific product or shipment.
Freight network
Understand what surrounds the storage facility.
Explore the warehouse or storage location alongside documented transportation relationships and nearby freight infrastructure that may shape the move.
DOCUMENTED
- OPERATORExample Logistics
- RAIL SERVICERail-served · CN
- STORAGE SERVICESIndoor · Outdoor
- HANDLING CAPABILITIESCross-docking
- TRANSLOAD SERVICETransloading
WAREHOUSE / STORAGE FACILITYExample Logistics Center · Memphis
PROXIMITY
- Interstate2 mi
- Port11 mi
- Terminal8 mi
- Transload facility5 mi
- Intermodal terminal11 mi
- RailroadOther line · 1.4 mi
- Other freight infrastructureMapped nearby
Document the connection. Map the proximity. Keep the two distinct.
Network relationships
Know what connects to the facility and what is simply nearby.
Freight infrastructure often clusters in the same industrial markets. Geographic proximity can provide useful context without establishing an operating relationship.
Document the connection. Map the proximity. Keep the two distinct.
| DOCUMENTED | PROXIMITY |
|---|---|
| Operated by · Company | Interstate · 2 mi |
| Rail-served · Railroad | Port / terminal · 8 mi |
| Storage · Indoor | Transload · 5 mi |
| Service · Transload | Intermodal · 11 mi |
Facility or property?
Looking for storage capacity or looking for a building?
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
Find a warehouse, industrial building, or site to occupy, lease, acquire, or evaluate for an operation.
Use when you need A property for the operation itself.
Explore industrial properties →An operating warehouse and the industrial property it occupies are related physical concepts, but they are not the same Commtrex entity.
FIND CAPACITY
Have freight that needs storage? Turn discovery into a real requirement.
Tell Commtrex what needs to be stored, where, when, for how long, and what handling, transportation, or facility requirements matter.
For providers
Make your facilities and storage capabilities easier for freight customers to understand.
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Warehousing & storage FAQ
Exploring storage facilities
What types of warehousing and storage can I search for?
Where represented in facility data, users can explore warehousing and storage locations using supported storage, handling, transportation, and freight-capability categories.
Does a storage capability mean space is currently available?
No. A represented storage capability describes what a facility is associated with or equipped to support. Current capacity and availability for a specific freight requirement must be confirmed separately.
Is building square footage the same as storage capacity?
No. Building square footage describes physical building area. Storage capacity depends on the operation, storage configuration, freight, infrastructure, handling requirements, and other facility characteristics.
Can I find rail-served warehouses and storage facilities?
Where rail service is documented, rail-served facilities can be distinguished from locations that simply have rail infrastructure or are near rail.
Does rail near a warehouse mean the warehouse is rail-served?
No. Rail proximity does not establish active rail service. Serving-railroad relationships should only be represented where supported by facility data.
Can I search storage near ports and terminals?
Geographic search can provide context around ports and terminals. A facility near a gateway should not automatically be treated as affiliated with or serving that port or terminal.
Is a warehouse facility the same as an industrial real-estate property?
No. The Network represents operating freight facilities and providers. Industrial Real Estate represents property and site opportunities. The same physical location may relate to both, but they remain separate entities and workflows.
How do I find storage capacity for specific freight?
Use Find Capacity to provide the freight, location, timing, duration, storage, handling, transportation, and other requirements relevant to the move.
COMMTREX WAREHOUSING & STORAGE NETWORK
Find the facility. Understand how the freight fits.
Explore warehousing and storage facilities alongside railroads, highways, ports, terminals, transload locations, and other freight infrastructure across North America.
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- WAREHOUSE / STORAGE
- TRANSPORTATION
- FREIGHT NETWORK