Los Angeles Breakwater

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Los Angeles Breakwater is a large man-made harbor barrier off the coast of Los Angeles that protects the Port of Los Angeles and nearby shoreline from ocean swells and waves.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf breakwater
coastal engineering structure
harbor barrier
adjacentTo Long Beach, California NERFINISHED
San Pedro, Los Angeles NERFINISHED
constructionMaterial concrete
rock
country United States of America
surface form: United States
engineeringDiscipline coastal engineering
function provide calm waters for port operations
reduce wave energy entering Los Angeles Harbor
hasPart entrance channels to Los Angeles Harbor
main breakwater section
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Los Angeles County
surface form: Los Angeles County, California

Los Angeles Harbor NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
San Pedro Bay NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Port of Los Angeles NERFINISHED
near Angels Gate Lighthouse NERFINISHED
Port of Long Beach NERFINISHED
ownedBy Port of Los Angeles NERFINISHED
partOf harbor defenses of Port of Los Angeles
protects Los Angeles Harbor NERFINISHED
Port of Los Angeles NERFINISHED
nearby shoreline of Los Angeles
protectsFrom ocean swells
waves
purpose harbor protection
shoreline protection
wave attenuation
usedBy commercial shipping
recreational boating

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Cabrillo Fishing Pier near Los Angeles Breakwater