Efficient and Uncongested Sea Access
The Port of Hueneme’s prime global geographic location provides shorter sailing times and quicker access to berths. The only commercial deep-water port between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Port of Hueneme is adjacent to major populated urban areas, automotive epicenters and California’s agriculture heartland. The Port is just 60 miles north of the major metropolitan center of Los Angeles and offers a highly efficient and uncongested alternative to other west coast ports.
Prime Intermodal Link to North America, Canada and Mexico
The Port connects to the Union Pacific Railroad, providing an important intermodal link to North America, Canada and Mexico. Convenient near-dock rail is provided by Ventura County Railway, a Class III short-line railroad with a 12-mile loop track operated by Genesee & Wyoming Railroad.
Easy and Convenient Vehicular Access
The Port’s ideal location provides uncongested access to industrial and commercial centers of Ventura and Los Angeles Counties. The Port Intermodal Corridor (PIC) is an uncongested strategic access route that connects the Port’s main entrance with Highway 101, Interstate 5, and beyond.
The Port’s close proximity to Highway 101 connects to the 126, 232, 118 and 405 transportation corridors, while secondary access to Highway 101 is possible via Ventura Road, a 4-lane roadway located east of The Port’s main gate.
Jason Hodge Takes the Helm as President of the Oxnard Harbor District
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January 25, 2021 – The Port of Hueneme welcomed new leadership last week as the Board of Harbor Commissioners read more
Port Secures First Marine Highway 5 Shipping Route Designation
Relieving Highway Congestion & Reducing Emissions
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January 12, 2021 – The Port’s SEA LINC Project (Spurring Economic Advantages with Logistical read more
Ceres Makes Its Mark at The Port of Hueneme with Two New Hybrid Cranes
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January 11, 2021 – Over the holiday season, the Port was in full swing preparing for two new hybrid read more