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DillinghamUS DLG

🇺🇸United StatesVery SmallCoastal (Natural)Bristol Bay; Bering Sea; North Pacific Ocean

Dillingham (US DLG)

United States · UNLOCODE: US DLG · Very Small · Coastal (Natural) · Bristol Bay; Bering Sea; North Pacific Ocean · Tiefe: 3.1 m

UNLOCODEUS DLG

CountryUnited States

Water BodyBristol Bay; Bering Sea; North Pacific Ocean

SizeVery Small

TypeCoastal (Natural)

Channel Depth3.1 m

Lat59.0333

Lng-158.4833

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Last updated: 2 February 2026

About This Seaport

Dillingham (UN/LOCODE: US DLG) stands as a small yet strategically important seaport in the United States, nestled along the waters of Bristol Bay and the Bering Sea. This port plays a vital role in maritime freight and container shipping due to its advantageous location that grants direct access to significant shipping routes in the North Pacific. Despite its smaller size, Dillingham is equipped with essential cargo handling capabilities, facilitating the efficient movement of goods. The port is connected to the hinterland through road infrastructure, and while rail options are limited, they complement the logistics framework by allowing efficient distribution of products to the surrounding areas. Thus, Dillingham serves as an invaluable link for businesses relying on effective logistics solutions in this remote region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UN/LOCODE of Dillingham?▼

The UN/LOCODE of Dillingham is US DLG. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.

Where is the port of Dillingham located?▼

The port of Dillingham is located in United States (Bristol Bay; Bering Sea; North Pacific Ocean).

What is the size of the port Dillingham?▼

Dillingham is a Very Small harbor of type Coastal (Natural).

What is the channel depth of Dillingham?▼

The channel depth of Dillingham is 3.1 meters.

Location & Weather

59.03333, -158.48333

Channel depth: 3.1 m

Transit time routes from Dillingham

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