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Port of Los Angeles

San Pedro, CA 90731

Aerial view of Port of Los Angeles
Photo courtesy of the Port of Los Angeles.

A City of Los Angeles harbor department with container terminals, rail facilities, and a deep-water main channel. It handled more than 10.2 million TEUs in 2024, its second-highest annual container volume at that time.

History

Founded on December 9, 1907, the Port of Los Angeles became the Western Hemisphere’s busiest container port in 2000 and maintained that position through 2024, marking 25 consecutive years.

Port statistics

Total container throughput (TEUs)
10,297,352.25
as of 2024 · Source
Loaded imports (TEUs)
5,356,680.15
as of 2024 · Source
Loaded exports (TEUs)
1,494,201.3
as of 2024 · Source

Port Drayage carriers within 50 miles

2,542 carriers · Fleet size, largest first

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    Los Angeles, CA

    312 trucks · about 20.6 mi

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    Wilmington, CA

    222 trucks · about 3.5 mi

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    Long Beach, CA

    221 trucks · about 6.4 mi

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    Commerce, CA

    205 trucks · about 21.5 mi

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    Vernon, CA

    166 trucks · about 19.1 mi

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    Willmington, CA

    125 trucks · about 3.5 mi

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    Wilmington, CA

    98 trucks · about 3.5 mi

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    Torrance, CA

    85 trucks · about 7.0 mi

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    Carson, CA

    80 trucks · about 7.1 mi

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    Los Angeles, CA

    80 trucks · about 20.7 mi