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長提港夏日免費遊船港口導賞
5/6/2017
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An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/2/2017,
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/16/2017,
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/14/2017,
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/28/2017
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/16/2017,
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/14/2017,
and An event every 1 month(s) on that lasts 0 day(s) and 24 hour(s), the last of which will begin on 9/28/2017
Event Navigation
長提港每年夏天（5－9月）都會舉辦四場免費碼頭遊船活動，包括兩次週六早上，及兩次週四黃昏，只要在每月第一個星期一上網登記，就能報名參加，按照報名人數作隨機抽選。
長堤是美國第二繁忙的海港，與毗連的洛杉磯港一起，為全球吞吐量第九大的碼頭。每年經由長堤港處理的貨物達1800億美元，為南加州帶來3萬2000個就業機會（全國140萬個）。
整個90分鐘的遊船既有趣，又有教育性，讓大家認識長堤這個在全美佔重要地位的港口的新貌，大家一起來試試運氣吧！
How to register:
Call the POLB Communications team at 562-283-7700 or email communityrelations@polb.com
The Port’s community Harbor Tours run from May through September.
Lottery registration occurs the first Monday of the month for the following month’s tours. A link to register for the lottery will be available at that time.
Some interesting facts about Port of Long Beach
Each year, the Port handles:
- More than 6.8 million 20-foot container units (TEUs)
- Cargo valued at $180 billion
- 82.3 million metric tons of cargo
- 2,000 vessel calls
The Port’s loaded containers account for:
- 1/3 moving through all California ports
- 1/4 moving through all West Coast ports
- nearly 1 in 5 moving through all U.S. ports
The Port comprises:
- 3,000 acres of land
- 4,600 acres of water
- 10 piers
- 80 berths
- 66 post-Panamax gantry cranes
- Shipping terminals (22)
- 5 break bulk (automobiles, lumber, steel, iron ore)
- 6 bulk (petroleum coke, salt, gypsum, cement)
- 6 container
- 5 liquid bulk (petroleum)
International ranking
- Long Beach is the second-busiest port in the United States
- Long Beach is the 20th-busiest container cargo port in the world
- If combined, the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles would be the world’s tenth-busiest port complex by container volume, after Shanghai, Singapore, Shenzhen (China), Ningbo (China) Hong Kong, Busan (S. Korea), Qingdao (China), Guangzhou (China), and Dubai (UAE).
