Railfanning the Port of Long Beach Part 1 12/29/20

For the final days of 2020, I went out to the Port of Long Beach for some action around the ports. This is my first time exploring much of the Ports with pleniful of new locations and portside trains. The Port of Long Beach ajoins with the Port of Long Angeles (which is just west of the Port of Long Beach) one of the busiest containor ports in the United States with a lot imports and exports coming in and out of the country. The trains that often come down here are one carrying international containers for export. Enjpy!
Trains:
CP Anaheim
Train 1: UP AMLDOR
UP ES44AC 2525
Train 2: PHL 21
PHL MP20B-3 21
Train 3: BNSF 8246 West
BNSF ES44C4 8246
BNSF ES44C4 6941
BNSF ES44C4 6625
BNSF ES44C4 8131
Opp Street Crossing (CP Farragut)
Train 4: BNSF B-LACLBE
[consist displayed in reverse; in order of appearance]
BNSF ES44DC 7384
BNSF ES44DC 7743
BNSF C44-9W 4750
BNSF C44-9W 4216
BNSF ES44DC 7212
BNSF AC4400CW 5645
BNSF C44-9W 5025
BNSF ES44C4 8106
BNSF ES44C4 8256
Train 5: UP LOG41R
UP GP15-1 606
UP GP38-N 603
West Thenard
Train 6: UP ILBLB (powers)
UP SD59X 9907
UP SD70m 4152

[@Mrcharles.]

Is CP Anaheim owned by Canadian pacific? Or does it stand for something else?

[@AmtrakandAWVRFan]

CP is short of Control Point.

[@jordanstrains618]

Hi mate UK here nice video

[@yellowbonnetproductions5424]

Great shots!

[@GarrettsTrains95]

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[@HinckleyBranchRailfan]

Cool vid 👍👍