New Bedford
About 400 million dollars of seafood landed a year
Location and Figures
- Country: United States
- Type: Fishing
- Region: North America
Overview
The top fishing port in the United States by value for over twenty years, landing around 400 million dollars of seafood a year, mostly scallops. The old whaling capital that inspired Moby Dick keeps its heritage in a world class whaling museum.
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