# Fort Bragg (US FOB)

**UN/LOCODE:** US FOB  
**Country:** United States  
**Water Body:** North Pacific Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Very Small  
**Harbor Type:** Coastal (Natural)  
**GPS:** 39.4500, -123.8167

Groundfish, sea urchin, Chinook salmon, Dungeness crab and sablefish make up the working catch at Noyo Harbor, the port serving Fort Bragg (US FOB) on California's North Pacific coast. The fleet of roughly 80 vessels is commercial fishing only; there is no container, RoRo or general-cargo handling at the narrow mouth of the Noyo River. For forwarders, freight relevance is therefore limited. Containers and project cargo should be routed through the Port of Oakland, while breakbulk and bulk for the north coast are better suited to Humboldt Bay (Eureka).

## Transit Times & Routes

- [Los Angeles → Shanghai](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-shanghai)
- [Los Angeles → Shenzhen](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-shenzhen)
- [Los Angeles → Guangzhou](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-guangzhou)
- [Los Angeles → Hong Kong](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-hong-kong)
- [Los Angeles → Tokyo](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-tokyo)
- [Los Angeles → Busan](https://www.freight-academy.com/en/transit-time/los-angeles-busan)

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