Port of Long Beach

Long Beach (Los Angeles), California

The Port of Long Beach, situated in Long Beach, California, is a major container port adjoined to the Port of Los Angeles. Spanning over 3,200 acres with 25 miles of waterfront, it serves as a crucial gateway for US-Asian trade. Generating about $100 billion annually, the port employs over 316,000 individuals in Southern California. Visitors can explore Downtown Long Beach just two miles away or Downtown Los Angeles a short drive of 25 miles north. Attractions include boat tours, witnessing port operations at the Green Port Fest, and exploring the rich history of the port with the Pier E, Municipal Pier, and Operation "Big Squirt". For maritime enthusiasts, a visit to the sport fishing spot Pierpoint Landing on Pier F is a must. The port's significance in global trade, environmental initiatives like the Green Port Policy, and community programs make it a prominent landmark of Long Beach.

Location

City: Long Beach

Region: California

Country: United States

Coordinates: 33°45′18″N, 118°12′54″W

Port Information

  • Common Name: Long Beach (Los Angeles), California
  • Popularity: 872
  • Last Updated: 2/13/2024