Port of Portland

Portland, located in Oregon, United States, is a key maritime hub identified by UN/LOCODE USPDX, strategically positioned along the Pacific coast at coordinates 45.5230622° N, -122.6764816° W, within the America/Los_Angeles timezone. As the primary seaport for the Pacific Northwest, it facilitates maritime cargo movements, including grain, machinery, and finished goods, leveraging its deep-water channels and efficient logistics infrastructure to serve regional and international trade networks. Its role in the U.S. economy extends to supporting supply chains for agriculture, manufacturing, and consumer products, while adhering to strict environmental regulations to mitigate ecological impact. The port’s integration with rail and trucking networks enhances its capacity as a multimodal transportation center, contributing to Oregon’s economic resilience and aligning with broader U.S. trade infrastructure goals. Its geographical and logistical attributes underscore its significance in regional commerce and global maritime operations.