Port of Kirkland

Kirkland Port, identified by UN/LOCODE USXHF, is a vital maritime hub located in the Washington region of the United States, situated at coordinates 47.6814875°N latitude and -122.2087353°W longitude. As part of the broader Pacific Northwest maritime network, it serves as a strategic node for regional and international trade, facilitating the movement of cargo critical to North American and global supply chains. Operated under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard and local port authorities, the facility leverages advanced maritime intelligence systems to optimize vessel scheduling, cargo handling, and security protocols, aligning with its role in enhancing North Pacific shipping efficiency. The port’s integration into the America/Los_Angeles timezone streamlines operations for trans-Pacific routes, while its proximity to major highways and inland distribution centers underscores its utility in multimodal logistics. Kirkland’s designation within Washington state highlights its economic significance, supporting industries such as industrial manufacturing, agriculture, and high-tech exports through efficient port services and infrastructure modernization.