US port of exit · Land border crossing

3401Pembina, North Dakota US port of exit

3401 is the US code for the port of Pembina, North Dakota. A Canadian declaration uses it when goods left the United States through Pembina. Across the border is CBSA office 0502, Emerson Commercial.

Port code
3401
Port
Pembina
CBP district
Pembina, ND
Kind
Land border crossing
Across the border
0502 Emerson Commercial
Map showing US port 3401, Pembina, North Dakota
3401 and the CBSA offices near it. Select a dot for its code. Each office sits at its town and each US port at its city, not at a street address. Map data: Natural Earth.

Emerson–Pembina both codes

Other US ports in North Dakota

Good to know

  • 3401

    Also a US port code. 3401 is also the US port of exit code for Pembina, North Dakota. Warehouse and US port codes go on different lines of a declaration.

  • US port of exit

    Which US port. CBSA defines it as the US port where the truck or train crosses into Canada, or the one nearest to where it crosses. For goods sent by ship or plane, it is the US port where they were loaded.

  • 1001

    Courier shipments. Low-value courier shipments name 1001, New York, as the US port of exit.

Questions

What is US port code 3401?

The code for the port of Pembina, North Dakota. On a Canadian declaration, it says the goods left the United States through it.

Which CBSA office is across from 3401?

0502, Emerson Commercial.

Sources: Ports of entry, U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Memorandum D17-1-10, Coding of Customs Accounting Documents, Canada Border Services Agency; Directory of CBSA offices and services, Canada Border Services Agency.

Which US port faces which CBSA office is matched by location; neither agency publishes it as a list.

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