Viewers can now see in high resolution the Los Angeles Waterfront all day every day via livestream, thanks to a new partnership between the Port of Los Angeles and webcam services provider EarthCam.
The partnership, which was announced Nov. 1, allows for the port to replace its older camera on the roof of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum with a 4K camera that lets viewers see panoramic views from the center of the port’s Main Channel.
Northern views give the public a look at the city of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 112, the USS Iowa, the Vincent Thomas Bridge, Wilmington Clock Tower and Everport Container Terminal, while southern views give viewers a glimpse of Terminal Island, the Outer Harbor and part of the San Pedro Promenade along the West Harbor area.
“Viewers can expect to see what’s happening in Los Angeles Harbor in real-time,” the port explained. “Scenes from America’s busiest port may include cargo and cruise ship arrivals and departures, tug, tour and fire boats, and active marine wildlife. As upgrades to infrastructure and waterfront redevelopment at the port continue, the live stream can provide a look at the progress of projects reshaping the surrounding communities.”
The live camera is available at https://www.portoflosangeles.org/news/live-stream or EarthCam.com
