Cordova Port (port code: USCOR/ USCDV) is one of the largest single-basin harbors in Alaska, the United States. It is situated on the southern coast of Alaska at the head of the Orca Inlet, 280 kilometers east of Anchorage, and about 67 nautical miles south-southeast of the Port of Valdez and some 700 kilometers northwest of the Port of Juneau.
The port offers facilities for the handling of general cargo, containers, Ro-Ro traffic and petroleum products. It has three larger docks. The Municipal Dock is its major commercial facility and is 124.4 meters long with alongside depth of 7.6 meters. The City Dock, used mostly for moving fishing gear and light freight, is 91.4 meters long. The T-Dock is used to moor the buoy-tender Sycamore.
The port handles approximately 30,000t of cargo annually. The type of vessels regularly calling at this port is fishing vessels, accounting for around 41%. The maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 354 meters. The maximum draught is 4.8 meters. The maximum deadweight is 1,400t.