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The Port of Hueneme, operated by the Oxnard Harbor District, is the only deep-water commercial harbor between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Strategically located in Ventura County along the Santa Barbara Channel, the port serves as a vital trade gateway for California’s central coast. It specializes in autos, fresh produce, high and heavy-lift project cargo, seafood, and oversized cargo. The port features a direct highway link to the nationwide freight network and an on-dock rail connection operated by the Ventura County Railroad, offering access to the Union Pacific network. Port operations are unique due to their shared usage with Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC), with both commercial and military activities in close coordination. The Port of Hueneme is recognized for its high productivity, extremely low congestion, and exceptional environmental initiatives, having been named the Greenest Port in the U.S. The port complements its economic impact with robust community engagement, supporting local jobs and regional growth.
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