Port of Long Beach

Founded in 1911, the Port of Long Beach covers 3,520 acres of land and 4,600 acres of water with 100 miles of railroad track. Its loaded containers account for nearly 1 in 5 moving through all U.S. ports, and cargo volumes are forecast to reach 20 million TEUs annually by 2050.

The port has a $3.3 billion capital program including the $1.8 billion Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility, a $318 million Deep Draft Navigation Project and a $365 million Pier G slip fill. Environmental programs include the Green Port Policy (2005), the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan and the ZEERO policy adopted in 2023; the port reports a 90% reduction in diesel emissions.