Port of Alaska

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cargo port deep-water port seaport

The Port of Alaska is a major deep-water seaport in Anchorage that serves as a critical cargo and fuel hub for much of the state’s population and military operations.

Aliases (4)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	cargo port → deep-water port → seaport →
connectsTo	Alaska Railroad → Alaska highway system →
country	United States →
formerlyKnownAs	Port of Anchorage →
governedBy	Port of Alaska Commission →
handles	automobiles → bulk cargo → construction materials → consumer goods → containerized cargo → jet fuel → petroleum products →
hasApproximateOpeningYear	1961 →
hasFeature	intermodal connections → year-round operations →
hasHarbor	Anchorage Harbor →
hasOfficialName	Port of Alaska →
hasProject	Port of Alaska Modernization Program →
hasType	tidal port →
hasUNLocode	USANC →
isCriticalInfrastructureFor	food supply in Alaska → fuel distribution in Alaska → military logistics in Alaska →
isMajorGatewayFor	Alaska freight →
locatedIn	Anchorage, Alaska → Cook Inlet → Knik Arm →
locatedInTimeZone	Alaska Time Zone →
operatedBy	Municipality of Anchorage →
ownedBy	Municipality of Anchorage →
partOf	Anchorage municipal infrastructure →
serves	Anchorage, Alaska → Interior Alaska → Southcentral Alaska → United States military →
servesAs	cargo hub → fuel hub →
strategicFor	Alaska’s economy → U.S. national defense in Alaska →
subjectTo	State of Alaska environmental regulations → U.S. federal maritime regulations →
supplies	a large share of Alaska’s population →
usedBy	U.S. Air Force → U.S. Army → commercial shipping lines →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cook Inlet ("Port of Anchorage") → Gulf of Alaska ("Port of Anchorage") →	hasPort
Port of Alaska ("Port of Anchorage") →	formerlyKnownAs
Port of Alaska ("Port of Alaska Commission") →	governedBy
Port of Alaska ("Anchorage Harbor") →	hasHarbor
Port of Alaska →	hasOfficialName
Port of Alaska ("Port of Alaska Modernization Program") →	hasProject
Anchorage →	port