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Trade Volume For the past 20 years, the Port of Los Angeles has been the busiest container port in the Western Hemisphere. With record volumes for containerized trade, economic activity generated by the Port—including its connection to 1 in 9 jobs in Southern California and more than 3 million jobs nationwide—is a bellwether for the health of the overall U.S. economy. Top 5 Containerized Imports of CY 2019 Top 5 Containerized Exports of CY 2019 Furniture 529,872 TEUs 340,546 TEUs 100,787 TEUs 95,148 TEUs 312,655 TEUs 240,623 TEUs 181,639 TEUs 103,671 TEUs Auto Parts Apparel Paper / Wastepaper Pet / Animal Feed Scrap Metal Fabrics / Raw Cotton Soybeans 209,622 TEUs Electronics 222,465 TEUs Footwear Est. Dec. 9, 1907 9.3 miles of waterfront ship-to-shore container cranes acres 4,300 land / 3,200 water Main Channel water depth Million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) handled in 2019 marinas with 3,736 slips and dry docks -53’ 15 82 43 7.5 Thousand 2019 2018 Automobiles 127,042 (CY) 156,091 (CY) Cargo Tonnage 178 MMRT (FY) 195 MMRT (FY) Container Volume 9.3 million TEUs (CY) 9.5 million TEUs (CY) Cruise Ships | Passengers 124 | 650,010 (CY) 111 | 518,904 (CY) Vessel Arrivals (All Types) 1,867 (CY) 1,891 (CY) FACTS FIGURES &

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Trade VolumeFor the past 20 years, the Port of Los Angeles has been the busiest container port in the Western Hemisphere. With record volumes for containerized trade, economic activity generated by the Port—including its connection to 1 in 9 jobs in Southern California and more than 3 million jobs nationwide—is a bellwether for the health of the overall U.S. economy.

Top 5 Containerized Imports of CY 2019

Top 5 Containerized Exports of CY 2019

Furniture529,872 TEUs 340,546 TEUs

100,787 TEUs 95,148 TEUs

312,655 TEUs240,623 TEUs 181,639 TEUs 103,671 TEUs

Auto Parts Apparel Paper /Wastepaper

Pet /Animal Feed

Scrap Metal

Fabrics /Raw Cotton

Soybeans209,622 TEUsElectronics

222,465 TEUsFootwear

Est. Dec. 9, 1907

9.3

miles ofwaterfront

ship-to-shorecontainer cranes

acres4,300 land / 3,200 water

Main Channelwater depth

Milliontwenty-foot equivalent units(TEUs) handled in 2019

marinas with 3,736slips and dry docks

-53’ 15

8243 7.5Thousand

2019 2018Automobiles 127,042 (CY) 156,091 (CY)

Cargo Tonnage 178 MMRT (FY) 195 MMRT (FY)Container Volume 9.3 million TEUs (CY) 9.5 million TEUs (CY)

Cruise Ships | Passengers 124 | 650,010 (CY) 111 | 518,904 (CY) Vessel Arrivals (All Types) 1,867 (CY) 1,891 (CY)

FACTS FIGURES&

2019 2018 Cargo Value $276 billion (CY) $297 billion (CY)

Adopted Budget $1.6 billion (FY) $1.2 billion (FY)

Operating Revenue $506 million (FY) $491 million (FY)

Operating Expenses $240 million (FY) $237 million (FY)

Capital Improvement Program $47 million (FY) $58 million (FY)

The Port of Los Angeles and neighboring Port of Long Beach comprise the San Pedro Bay port complex, which handles more containers per ship call than any other port complex in the world. Worldwide, the Port of Los Angeles ranks number 17, and the San Pedro Bay port complex ranks number 9.

The Port of Los Angeles is funded by revenues it earns from fees for shipping services and leasing of port property. The Port has an AA bond rating with a stable outlook, the highest rating given to a port without taxing authority.

Finances

• 150,000 jobs in Los Angeles (1 in 13)• 529,000 jobs in five-county region (1 in 17)• 1.6 million jobs throughout the U.S.

• 193,000 jobs in Los Angeles/ Long Beach (1 in 12)• 999,000 jobs in five-county region (1 in 9)• 2.9 million jobs throughout the U.S.

40%WestCoast

73%WestCoast

17%National

30%National

Economic Impacts

Port of Los Angeles

San Pedro Bay Port Complex Port of Los Angeles + Port of Long Beach

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China/Hong Kong($128 billion)

South Korea($15 billion)

Taiwan($15 billion)

Vietnam ($21 billion)

Japan($38 billion)

Northeast Asia (74%), Southeast Asia (19%), India Sub-continent (2%), Northern Europe (2%),

and Mexico/Central America (1%)

Top 5 Foreign Trade Routes in 2019

Top 5 Trading Partners in 2019