either: Alaska Route 4, the Richardson Highway North-bound to Fairbanks or South-bound to Valdez/Cordova. Alaska Route 3 North-bound, the George Parks Highway to Wasilla, Houston, Willow, Talkeetna/Trapper Creek, Cantwell, Denali, Healy, Anderson/Clear, Nenana and Fairbanks. Alaska Route 2, the Alaska Highway from Tok to Fairbanks or Yukon Territory, Canada. Alaska Route 1 South-West bound, the Seward Highway to either: Whittier Tunnel and Whittier, Alaska Alaska Route 1, the Sterling Highway to Sterling, Soldotna, and Homer. Alaska Route 9, the Seward Highway to Seward. Alaska State Routes. Facilities Maritime services Port facilities include three cargo terminals and two petroleum terminals. Gantry Crane and roll-on, roll-off capability On terminal Class 1 rail service Immediate major Alaska highway access Experienced, 24/7 security force Expertise handling multi-modal project cargo Over 50 years supporting Alaska in cargo, cement, fuel, etc. Docks are maintained at a full seaway depth, which is to . The docks have excellent direct connections with the Alaska Railroad, and highway connections to Alaska intrastate highway routes. Anchorage terminal Cargo See also List of North American ports List of ports in the United States Notes References General references External links Anchorage Port Modernization Project FAQ 2008 (archived link, May 11, 2008) Buildings and structures in Anchorage, Alaska Economy of Anchorage, Alaska Anchorage Transportation in Anchorage, Alaska