Home to one of the most experienced teams of navigational experts in the country, the district is responsible for maintenance of both the Savannah and Brunswick Harbors, the Intracoastal Waterway along Georgia's coastline, and the Savannah River. The Savannah Harbor is a major foreign-trade and general cargo port that has great economic and strategic importance to the area and the nation. The 3d Infantry Division, a rapid deployment force of the U.S. Army, deploys through the port of Savannah. T he Savannah District is also a leading producer of hydroelectric power, operating three major multi-purpose dams along the Upper Savannah River. E ndangered species, wetlands conservation, and preservation of cultural and archeological endeavors are a regular part of solving the challenges of nature, the environment and the public good in all our flood control and navigational water resources management.
Environmental ethics permeate every project or study in which the Savannah District is involved.
T he U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Savannah District is a major asset to America. Rich in engineering and scientific talent, the Savannah District is equipped to meet the challenges of the world's strongest military and continues to take the lead in the growth, development and protection of our national resources.