Tanker port
Long Beach, United States
Long Beach is a crude oil tanker port in United States, at 33.75°N 118.21°W. It is a discharge port for Latin America crude and Canada West Coast crude. Below are sea distances and sea days for 8 tanker voyages to and from Long Beach.
Voyages from
0
Discharge port
Voyages to
8
from 6 countries
Ship sizes
VLCC
Suezmax, Aframax
Trades
2
crude oil
Voyages to Long Beach
| From | Distance | Days @ 12 kn | Via |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burnaby | 1,250 nm | 4.3 | Open sea |
| Vancouver | 1,250 nm | 4.3 | Open sea |
| Esmeraldas | 3,011 nm | 10.5 | Open sea |
| Covenas | 3,315 nm | 11.5 | Panama Canal |
| Jose | 4,021 nm | 14.0 | Panama Canal |
| Georgetown | 4,520 nm | 15.7 | Panama Canal |
| Angra dos Reis | 7,386 nm | 25.6 | Panama Canal |
| Sao Sebastiao | 7,564 nm | 26.3 | Panama Canal |
Trades
Brazilian pre-salt, Guyanese, Colombian and Ecuadorian crude, shipped to China, the US and Europe.
VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax
Trans Mountain crude loaded in the Vancouver area, mostly on Aframaxes, for the US West Coast and Asia.
Aframax, Suezmax
Questions
Where is Long Beach?
Long Beach is in United States, at 33.75°N 118.21°W.
What tankers call at Long Beach?
Long Beach handles crude oil, typically on VLCC, Suezmax and Aframax tankers.
How far are Long Beach's voyages?
Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Burnaby to Long Beach at 1,250 nm and the longest is Sao Sebastiao to Long Beach at 7,564 nm, about 26.3 days at 12 knots.
Terms on this page
Coordinates are approximate berth or terminal positions. Distances are calculated by Vessbook on a modelled global shipping-lane network for a tanker at 12 m draft.