Oregon's southernmost Port is located on the Pacific Ocean a few miles north of the Oregon-California border; an area known for its mild climate and natural beauty. Located at the mouth of the Chetco River, it has one of the safest entries to the ocean on the west coast. It's a sportsman's paradise and a photographer's dream. Year round ocean fishing for snapper, salmon, and albacore tuna as well as three world class rivers within minutes provide outstanding angling and recreational boating. The Port is a working Port with a fleet of commercial vessels that fish for Dungeness crab, tuna, snapper and shrimp. These catches are offloaded daily on our commercial dock systems and are an important element of our overall economy.
We welcome your visit and encourage you to view our web cam systems that stream live footage of the Port. We hope you enjoy our area as much as we do.
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Trash at the Port - Director's Blog
The Port of Brookings Harbor has been experiencing a tsunami of public dumping. Household garbage is found in nearly every garbage can on port property with startling regularity. Residents on the hill above the Port have reported to me that they observe early morning headlights of those donating their garbage for Port disposal daily.
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