The Port of Everett is a deep-water port located in Everett, Washington, along the shores of Puget Sound. It serves as a vital hub for trade and transportation, facilitating the movement of goods and materials. The port supports various industries, including shipping, fishing, and tourism, contributing significantly to the local economy. Established in 1918, the Port of Everett encompasses over 1,000 acres and features multiple terminals. It handles a diverse range of cargo, including containers, bulk materials, and project cargo. The port also offers recreational opportunities, with marinas and waterfront parks for residents and visitors to enjoy.