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Port of Oakland

Oakland, CA 94607

Aerial view of Port of Oakland

The Port of Oakland on San Francisco Bay handles mostly containers, with 20 berths and an intermodal rail facility completed in 2002.

History

Wharves were built along the Oakland Estuary in 1852, and it was officially named the Port of Oakland in 1927. It began admitting container ships in 1962, was the world's second-largest container port by tonnage in the late 1960s, and completed a 50-foot deepening project in September 2009.

Port statistics

Container imports (TEUs)
939,412
as of 2025 · Source
Berths
20
as of 2026 · Source
Channel depth (feet)
50
as of 2009 · Source

Port Drayage carriers within 50 miles

322 carriers · Fleet size, largest first

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    Oakland, CA

    71 trucks · about 4.2 mi

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    Oakland, CA

    51 trucks · about 2.5 mi

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    Hayward, CA

    36 trucks · about 15.1 mi

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    San Leandro, CA

    36 trucks · about 8.9 mi

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    Oakland, CA

    30 trucks · about 5.6 mi

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    Oakland, CA

    23 trucks · about 1.1 mi

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    Benicia, CA

    22 trucks · about 23.0 mi

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    Pittsburg, CA

    21 trucks · about 23.9 mi

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    Oakland, CA

    21 trucks · about 1.1 mi

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    San Francisco, CA

    20 trucks · about 7.1 mi