Paul Jarkiewicz Executive Director
Simonson, Mike Operations Supervisor-FSO
Port of Port Angeles
338 West First Street
P.O. Box 1350
Port Angeles, WA 98362
360.460.2696-c
360.457.8812-w
Port of Port Angeles-Marine Terminals
The Port of Port Angeles is the first full-service operating port available to eastbound ships
on the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The Port provides fully equipped, efficient marine facilities
with a variety of cargo services and an exceptional workforce. The Port of Port Angeles has over 80 years
of experience in providing capable marine terminal services. Four deep-water marine terminals
(T-1, T-3, T-5 and T-7) offer the ability to accommodate a wide variety of vessels and to handle
and store forest products, containers and heavy-lift project cargo. In addition, the Port owns terminals
used for ferry service and other marine related activities.
Terminal 1
The Port of Port Angeles Terminal is not only available to provide loading and offloading
of general cargo, but is also capable of accommodating vessels requiring voyage repair and
Critical Area Inspection Program inspectors. A skilled work force is readily available in
Port Angeles to meet any voyage repair needs. Infrastructure that facilitates ship repair at
Terminal 1 includes:
Berthing of vessels up to 1200 ft. (366 m)
and 125,000 dwt
1200 amps power service
Tie-up bollards
Terminal 1 Description
Terminal Operator:
Port of Port Angeles
Location:
Latitude 48.12494
Longitude 123.44080
Use: Topside and voyage ship repair; Shipment and discharge of general cargo
Length: 950 ft. with remote dolphins
Height: 17 ft.
Water depth: 36.5 ft. m.l.l.w.
Apron: Open
Services: USDA certified potable water, power (1200 AMP, 440 3-phase), phones,
lights, garbage, fuel, lubes, bunkering, stores, cranes, environmental services
Handling equipment: 4 log stackers, 3 forklifts (Capacity: to 16,000 lb.)
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Terminal 3
This Port of Port Angeles Terminal is the primary cargo loading terminal,
loading forest products destined to Pacific Rim countries, and ocean log
barges shipping to domestic markets. The terminal is supported by a 5 acre
back-up logyard. Ship loading and equipment operation are supported by a
Longshore work force in ILWU Local 27. T-3 is capable of handling loading
from both water and wharf and is the Ports heavy lift pier and can
accommodate cranes up to 200 tons.
Terminal 3 (T Pier) Description
Terminal Operator:
Port of Port Angeles
Location:
Latitude 48.12494/ Longitude 123.44080
Use: Shipment and discharge of general cargo; shipment of logs, lumber and wood pulp and other cargo
Length: 445 ft.
Height: 17 ft.
Water depth: 36.5 ft. m.l.l.w.
Apron Length: open
Storage: Port Fill Dump (log dumping / rafting); Surge area, limited covered warehouse storage
Handling equipment: 4 log stackers, 3 forklifts (Capacity: to 16,000 lb.)
Terminal 5
Port of Port Angeles' Terminal 5 is currently used as a barge loading facility
for wood chips. The Port has also designated it a lay berth and construction activities
pier. The Terminal is supported by three acres of upland. Adjacent to Washington State
Department of Transportation's Port Angeles Graving Yard, Terminal 5 can play a
strategic role on the waterfront.
Terminal 5 Description
Terminal Operator:
Port of Port Angeles
Location:
Latitude 48° 07 56.70290 N
Longitude 123°27 ' 37.28672 W
Use: Lay berth; chip barge loading; construction activities
Length: 348 ft.
Height: 12.5 ft.
Water depth: 30 ft. m.l.l.w.
Apron Length: open
Services: None currently available
Storage: Up to three acres
Handling equipment: 5 forklifts (Capacity: to 16,000 lb.)
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Terminal 7
The Port of Port Angeles Terminal is designated as a lay berth facility for
vessels up to 750 feet (228 meters) and 50,000 DWT. Strategically located
at the foot of Ediz Hook in Port Angeles, Wash., this lay berth is one of the
closest to the West Coast and Far East shipping routes, making it convenient
and easily accessible. Formerly used as a chip export facility, T-7 is well suited
as a deep water lay berth and offers all of the amenities that you would expect with
easy pier-side access and upland support areas.
Terminal Operator:
Port of Port Angeles
Location:
Latitude 48° 07 44.791986 N
Longitude 123°27 ' 24.807544 W
Use: Lay Berth
Length: 410 ft. (620 with remote dolphins)
Height: 14.3 ft.
Water depth: 35 ft. m.l.l.w.
Apron width: 30 ft.
Services: Power, water, lights, garbage, phone
Storage: Up to four acres
Handling equipment: Five forklifts to 16,000 lb. capacity
US Coast Guard Group
USCG Air Station
City Pier
Port Angeles, WA 98362-9898
Tel: 360.417.5970
USCGC Adelie (WPB-87333)
c/o USCG Group Port Angeles
Ediz Hook Road
Port Angeles, WA 98362-0159
(360) 417-6016
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