The Port of Long Beach is one of the busiest seaports in the United States, located in Long Beach, California. It serves as a major gateway for international trade, particularly for goods coming from Asia. The port covers approximately 3,200 acres and features multiple terminals that handle containerized cargo, bulk goods, and automobiles. Established in 1911, the port has a significant economic impact on the region, supporting thousands of jobs and facilitating billions of dollars in trade annually. It is part of the larger San Pedro Bay Port Complex, which includes the nearby Port of Los Angeles.