CBP 3105District 31UN/LOCODE USWRG

Wrangell, Alaska

CBP Schedule D port code · 6 FIRMS facilities

Port Intelligence

Infrastructure

6 FIRMS

100% active · 11 nav facilities

State Maritime Safety

1.10 TRIR

Total Recordable Incident Rate per 200K hrs worked · 16 OSHA establishments in AK

Data compiled from CBP FIRMS Directory, USACE National Docks Survey, OSHA Maritime Safety Data, EPA ECHO · As of 2026-04-28 · Updates annually

Port Tariffs (89 rates)

Port Authority

Wrangell Port & Harbors Fee and Rate Schedule (Effective July 1, 2024)

89 rates

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Daily Moorage Invoiced - 0-30 feet	$1.50	per loa foot day
General cargo	$2.78	per short ton
Outside Storage	$0.57	per linear foot

Source: FMC Marine Terminal Operator tariffs and pilot association rate schedules

Navigation Facilities (11)

Facility	Type	Operator	Depth	Berths	Handling
STATE OF ALASKA, WRANGELL FERRY TERMINAL DOCK Units (Ferried Autos, Passengers, Railway Cars)	Dock	—	24–24 ft	626	None.
WRANGELL OIL, WRANGELL DOCK Petroleum and Petroleum Products \| Gasoline, Jet Fuel, Kerosene \| Distillate,Residual & Other Fuel Oils; Lube Oil & Greases	Dock	Current Operator: Wrangell Oil, Inc. Phone: 907-874-3276 FAX: 907-874-3865	10–10 ft	120	One electric mast-and-boom derrick with 20-foot boom on approach.
WRANGELL ANCHORAGE Distillate,Residual & Other Fuel Oils; Lube Oil & Greases \| Forest Products, Lumber, Logs, Woodchips \| Primary Non-Ferrous Metal Products;Fabricated Metal Prods. \| Primary Wood Products; Veneer; Plywood	Anchorage	—	—	—	—
SILVER BAY LOGGING, SHOEMAKER BAY WHARF Forest Products, Lumber, Logs, Woodchips	Dock	—	12–40 ft	470	One 90-ton, electric-traveling bridge crane with twin clamps on 100-foot span with 60-foot travel length used for unloading logs; and one 40-ton, diesel mobile crane with 40-foot boom. Two 12-inch pneumatic pipelines extend to barge-slip from plant at rear; loading rate approxi- mately 30 bdu's of wood chips per hour. Open storage area serves four diesel forklift trucks.
CITY OF WRANGELL, CRUISE VESSEL WHARF Primary Non-Ferrous Metal Products;Fabricated Metal Prods. \| Fish \| All Manufactured Equipment, Machinery and Products	Dock	—	28–35 ft	1050	None.
CITY OF WRANGELL, BARGE RAMP Crude Petroleum \| Gasoline, Jet Fuel, Kerosene \| Distillate,Residual & Other Fuel Oils; Lube Oil & Greases \| Petroleum Pitches, Coke, Asphalt, Naptha and Solvents \| Petroleum Products NEC \| Other Chemicals and Related Products \| Forest Products, Lumber, L	Dock	Current Operator: Boyer Alaska Barge Line, Inc. Phone: 907-874-3763 FAX: 907-874-2574	20–25 ft	400	Storage yard serves one 27 1/2-, one 15-, and one 2 1/2- ton, diesel forklift trucks.
CITY OF WRANGELL, CARGO WHARF Gasoline, Jet Fuel, Kerosene \| Petroleum Pitches, Coke, Asphalt, Naptha and Solvents \| Petroleum Products NEC \| Other Chemicals and Related Products \| Forest Products, Lumber, Logs, Woodchips \| Iron Ore and Iron & Steel Waste & Scrap \| Sulphur (Dry), Clay	Dock	Current Operator: Alaska Marine Lines and Northland Services, Inc. Phone: 907-874-2200	20–32 ft	630	Alaska Marine Lines: One 42-ton, diesel forklift truck. Northland Services, Inc.: One 31- and one 5-ton, diesel forklift trucks.
CITY OF WRANGELL, SHOEMAKER BAY HARBOR FLOATS	Dock	Current Operator: City of Wrangell. Phone: 907-874-3736 FAX: 907-874-3197	15–15 ft	10360	One 2-ton, electric-hydraulic mast-and-boom derrick with 20-foot boom at grid pier.
CITY OF WRANGELL RELIANCE HARBOR DOCK	Dock	Current Operator: City of Wrangell. Phone: 907-874-3736 FAX: 907-874-3197	10–15 ft	4114	One 2- and one 1-ton, electric-hydraulic mast-and-boom derricks each with 20-foot boom at end of Shakes Island trestle.
HERITAGE HARBOR WRANGELL AND PACIFIC SEAFOOD Fish	Dock	—	6–6 ft	90	Two 3/4-ton, electric mast-and-boom derricks with 20-foot boom. Open storage area serves two 2-ton, LP-gas forklift trucks.
MISTY FJORD	—	—	—	—	—

Source: USACE National Docks Survey

Federal dredging & navigation rules →Port infrastructure contracts →

Top Commodities by Tonnage

Commodity	Import	Export	Total
FISH, CRUSTACEANS & AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES	28	—	28
NUCLEAR REACTORS, BOILERS, MACHINERY ETC.; PARTS	—	—	0

Source: Census Bureau International Trade via MARAD

FIRMS Facilities (6)

Code	Facility Name	Type	Address	Status
Y940	ALASKA AIRLINES	Examination Station	AIRPORT ROAD, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active
W756	CBP PORT DIRECTOR	Airport	1300 AIRPORT RD, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active
X642	CITY DOCK	Foreign Trade Zone	FRONT ST, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active
X643	MARINE FERRY TERMINAL	Foreign Trade Zone	BOX 471, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active
X644	WRANGELL AIRPORT	Airport	AIRPORT ROAD, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active
X647	WRANGELL SMALL BOAT HARBOR	Foreign Trade Zone	SHAKES ST, WRANGELL AK 99929	Active

Navigation Notes

§162.255 Wrangell Narrows, Alaska; use, administration, and navigation.

CP8 Ch.2

(a) Definitions. (1) The term “Wrangell Narrows” includes the entire body of water between Wrangell Narrows North Entrance Lighted Bell Buoy 63 and Midway Rock Light. (2) The term “raft section” refers to a standard raft of logs or piling securely fastened together for long towing in Alaska inland waters in the manner customary with the local logging interests, i.e. with booms, swifters, and tail

§165.1712 Safety Zones; Annual Independence Day Firework Displays, Skagway, Haines, and Wrangell, AK.

CP8 Ch.2

(a) Regulated areas. The following areas are permanent safety zones: (1) All navigable waters of Taiya Inlet within a 300- yard radius of the fireworks launching point located on the White Pass and Yukon Railway Dock at approximate position 59°26.70′ N, 135°19.58′ W in the vicinity of the mouth of the Small Boat Harbor, Skagway, Alaska; (2) All navigable waters of Portage Cove, Haines,

Pilotage, Wrangell

CP8 Ch.5

Pilotage, except for certain exempted vessels, is compulsory for all vessels navigating the inside waters of the State of Alaska. (See Pilotage, Alaska, indexed as such, chapter 3 for details.) Vessels en route Wrangell meet the pilot boat about 1 mile northwest of Guard Islands Light (55°27.5'N., 131°53.9'W.). The pilot boat, a tugboat, can be contacted by calling “WRANGELL PILOT BOAT” on VHF-FM

Wrangell Narrows to Wrangell

CP8 Ch.7

Point Alexander, the east point of the south entrance to Wrangell Narrows, is marked by Point Alexander Light (56°30'33"N., 132°57'01"W.), 17 feet above the water and shown from a skeleton tower with a red and white diamond-shaped daymark on a reef off the point. Point Howe, 4.5 miles to the east of Point Alexander, presents no special features. Woodpecker Cove is a small indentation on the north

§165.1712 Safety Zones; Annual Independence Day Firework Displays, Skagway, Haines, and Wrangell, AK.

CP9 Ch.2

(a) Regulated areas. The following areas are permanent safety zones: (1) All navigable waters of Taiya Inlet within a 300-yard radius of the fireworks launching point located on the White Pass and Yukon Railway Dock at approximate position 59°26.70′ N, 135°19.58′ W in the vicinity of the mouth of the Small Boat Harbor, Skagway, Alaska; (2) All navigable waters of Portage Cove, Haines,

Source: NOAA U.S. Coast Pilot Vol.8 · 2025 Edition

Other Ports in District 31

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