Woman crossing a crosswalk designed for pedestrian safety

Harbor Area

EPA — Harbor Area

Includes neighborhoods like Wilmington, San Pedro, Harbor City, and Harbor Gateway.

Harbor Area is the smallest Equity Priority Area by population, with just over 200,000 residents, and the least densely populated.

Council District 15

Map of Los Angeles with the Harbor Area Equity Priority Area highlighted, covering Council District 15

Key statistics

$84K

Median household income

15%

Poverty rate

39

Average age

59%

Hispanic / Latino

20%

White residents

16%

Foreign-born non-citizens

Key takeaways

  • Harbor Area is the smallest Equity Priority Area by population, with just over 200,000 residents, and the least densely populated.
  • Nearly 74% of residents drive alone to work, while just 3% take transit.
  • Harbor Area experiences some of the lowest transit access to jobs of any Equity Priority Area.
  • Despite median household incomes slightly above the citywide average ($83,584 compared with $81,571), residents continue to face high transportation cost burdens.

Equity Priority Area: Harbor Area  
Partner organization: LA Walks


Who we heard from

217

responses from the Harbor Area


Mobility investment priorities

  • Sidewalks and crosswalks
  • Transit
  • Shade and public space enhancements

Where we engaged residents

  • Ken Malloy Regional Park 5K
  • LAHC Swap Meet

Top mobility challenges

  • Transit reliability and personal safety (tied)