Port of San Francisco

The Port of San Francisco, established in 1863 and governed today by the San Francisco Port Commission, oversees 7.5 miles of waterfront along the city’s eastern shoreline, including piers, maritime terminals, and historic landmarks such as the Ferry Building. Throughout the 20th century, the Port served as a major Pacific gateway for commerce, military logistics, and passenger travel, anchoring San Francisco’s identity as a global maritime city.

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