Port of Los Angeles (USLAX)

Port of Los Angeles, identified by the UN/LOCODE USLAX, is a premier sea_port situated in United States. This facility plays an indispensable role in the Americas logistics infrastructure, serving as a critical gateway for international trade and logistics. With its strategic geographic position at coordinates 34.0500°N, -118.2500°E, it provides essential connectivity between global shipping lanes and the domestic markets of United States. The port's technical capabilities are impressive, featuring a maximum draft of 16 meters, which allows it to accommodate the world's largest container ships and deep-draft bulk carriers. Its annual throughput of approximately 9.2 million TEU underscores its status as a high-capacity hub within the Northern America. The facility is equipped with advanced cargo handling technology and specialized terminals for and , ensuring efficient turnaround times for global carriers. Beyond its physical infrastructure, Port of Los Angeles is a key economic driver for the region, supporting thousands of jobs and facilitating seamless supply chain operations. It operates in the UTC timezone and is complemented by its proximity to other major hubs like Prince Rupert and Waterville, further strengthening the regional maritime network. For businesses looking to optimize their global logistics, Los Angeles offers a reliable and sophisticated platform for maritime commerce.