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WATERBOURNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES Calender Year 1987 PART 5 NATIONAL SUMMARIES CZIC COLLECTION DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY HE CORPS OF ENGINEERS 563 WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT CENTER .U55 W37 WRSC-WCUS-87-5 1987 Unclassified SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 6F THIS-PAGE Form Approved REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE OMS No. 0704-0188 la. REPORT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 1b. RESTRICTIVE MARKINGS 2a. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY 3. DISTRIBUTION/ AVAILABILITY OF REPORT Approved for public release; distribution 2b. DECLASSIFICATION /DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE unlimited. 4. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) 5. MONITORING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) 6a. NAME OF PERFORMING ORGANIZATION 6b. OFFICE SYMBOL 7a. NAME OF MONITORING ORGANIZATION Waterborne Commerce (if applicable) Water Resources Support Center Statistics Center CEWRC-NDC-C Navigation Division CEWRC-C .6c. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIPCode) 7b. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIP Code) P.O. 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SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) FIELD GROUP SUB-GROUP Waterborne Commerce -- Statistics 19, ABSTRACT (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) Waterborne Commerce of the United States (WCUS), Part 5, Calendar Year 1987, is one of a series of five (5) publications containing statistics on the commercial movement of foreign and domestic cargo. WCUS, Part 5, presents a national summary of tons and ton-miles contained in the WCUS Publications 1-4. Property of CSC: L11>rary U - S - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NOA COASTAL SERVICES CENTER Q_ 2234 SOUTH HOBSON A VENLI@ CHA R LES TON , SC @ GE COUNT number) bl@k 20. DISTRIBUTION/ AVAILABILITY OF ABSTRACT 21. ABSTRACT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION tOUNCLASSIFIED/UNLIMITED 0 SAME AS RPT. 0 DTIC USERS 22a. NAME OF RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL 22b. TELEPHONE (include Area Code) 22c. OFFICE SYMBOL David L. Penick (504)862-1404 ICEWRC-NDC-C DID Form 1473, JUN 86 Previous editions are obsolete. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES CALENDAR YEAR 1987 PART 5 NATIONAL SUMMARIES COMPILED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT CENTER U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA For sale by: District Engineer, U.S. Army Engineer District, New Orleans P.O. Box 60267, New Orleans, Louisiana 70160 Price $2.00 PART 4 Geographical Areas Covered by ARCTIC OCEAN. Waterborne Commerce Statistics Publications of the DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (Heavy broken lines indicate the limits embraced by ALASKA each part of the five-part Series) N A D A @CAJIAOA PART 3 Sir A 0 N D A .11@1 I V tooN % I % 41, -..- -% - , . -\ '- '* PACIFIC OCRAh IbANO J 41% V I, % 10 1. L- DAR W I SN As 71 vj 1- 0 Rr" SCAI up we V'O',"O Ic it t"14 f4j PART/4 t 0 W A fit"" i 8 9 A A 8 K A. - -1 V Q 01%10 b'4 1110 7,4 to ILI. COLO le i U PART 2 -C KANSAS 'j A PART I im I a 8 0 U It 1 124 1 r 4 P, It A4, ZONA OKLA A A X 14 9 1 S CAR miss LA kA INLAND WATERWAYS LEGEND FRINCAPAL IMPROVED WATERWAYS TEXAS ......... fill OPEN WATER) C 0 r At 'r 410 0 PART 4 0 WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES PACIFIC OCEAN Part I - Atlantic Coast Part 2 - Gulf Coast, Mississippi River System and Antilles PART 2 Part 3. Great Lakes A rLA JVTIC OCEAN %P110" Part 4 - Pacific Coast Alaska and Hawaii 0, -, an" 11 Part 5 - Waterborne Commerce of the United States VIRGIN ISLLAANM *' Caco PART 47 I_ @ 7A c 9 A N R C 1 L a �A rA F N"q N @A A '0 (National Summary) 4 1 L L 2 9 PART 5 CONTENTS V PAGE TABLE map of the United States showing geographical areas covered by each of the five Waterborne Commerce Statistics publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VII Terms for.Kind of Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VII Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce . . . . . . . . . IX SECTION 1. NATIONAL SUMMARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Net Total Waterborne Commerce of the United States, 1947 - 1987 . . . . . . 5 1A Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1947 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1B Domestic Commerce of the United States, 1947 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 Summary of Foreign and Domestic Waterborne Commerce, by Type of Traffic and Commodity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Charts: Total Waterborne Commerce of the United States, 1978 - 1987 . . . . 10-11 Chart: Principal Commodities Carried by Water: Total Commerce . . . . . . 12 2A Summary of Foreign Commerce at Coastal Ports, by Commodity . . . . . . . . . 13 2B Summary of Foreign Commerce at Great Lakes Ports, by Commodity . . . . . . . 16 3 Commerce at Selected Ports Excluding Great Lakes Ports . . . . . . . . . . . 19 3A Commerce at Selected Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 4 Commerce at Selected Ports on the Great Lakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 5 Commerce on Selected Waterways of the United States . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 6 Ton-mileage of Freight Carried on the Inland Waterways of the United States, by System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 7 Ton-mileage of Freight Carried on the Great Lakes System . . . . . . . . . . 27 Chart: Ton-miles of Freight Carried on the Waterways of the United States, 1978 - 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . i . . 28 8 Comparative Statement of Traffic on the Mis;i;sipp*i*River'System, 1976-1987. 29 9 Comparative Statement of Traffic on the Mississippi River from Minneapolis, Minn., to the Mouth of Passes, 1976 - 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 10 Domestic Barge Traffic: Commodity by Type of Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . 30 SECTION 2. DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC - AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Note: The commodities reported in the following tables are identified by code numbers in each column heading; more complete descriptions of the commodities are given in Table 2 of Section 1. I Domestic Inland Movements of Grains, Soybeans, Sugar and Molasses . . . . . 35 2 Domestic Inland Movements of Logs and Lumber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 3 Domestic Inland Movements of Bituminous Coal and Lignite . . . . . . . . . . 44 4 Domestic Inland Movements of Petroleum and Petroleum Products . . . . . . . 47 5 Domestic Inland Movements of Iron and Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 6 Domestic Inland Movements of Chemicals and Related Products . . . . . . . . 74 SECTION 3. WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 1 Total Commerce: Ton-miles and Tons by Type of Traffic and Average Haul, 1977 - 1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 2 Domestic Ton-miles: Type of Traffic by Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Charts: Ton-miles and Average Haul by Type of Traffic, 1978 - 1987 . . . . . 90-91 Chart 2:Domestic Ton-miles by Type of Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Chart 3:Domestic Ton-miles by Type of Service, by Type of Traffic . . . . . 92 3 Domestic Traffic: Tons and Ton-miles of Principal Commodity Groups by Type of Traffic and Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 4 Domestic Ton-miles: Commodity by Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 5 Domestic Ton-miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 6 Regulated Ton-miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 7 Exempt, for Hire Ton-Miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic . . . . . . . . . 103 8 Private Carriage Ton-miles; Commodity by Type of Traffic . . . .. . . . . . 106 INTRODUCTION V11 This publication is one of a series containing statistics on the waterborne commerce of the United States during the calendar year 1987 * Four of these publications present detailed data on the movements of commodities and vessels at the ports and harbors and on the waterways and canals of the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, and the fifth contains summary data of the country as a whole. The numbers of the publications and the areas covered are: Area Part 1. Atlantic C6ast Part 2. Gulf Coast, Mississippi River System, and Antilles Part 3. Great Lakes Part 4. Pacific Coast, Alaska, and Hawaii Part 5. Waterborne Commerce of the United States (National Summaries) Both the foreign and domestic commerce moved on the United States waters are included. Data on the foreign commerce were supplied to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census; data for the compilation Gf the domestic statistics were collected by the several offices of the Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army, in compliance with various acts of Congress. The principal provision governing the collection of these data is included in the Rivers and Harbors Act of September 22, 1922; as amended by Section 919 of the 1986 Water Resources Development Act. Section 11. That owners, agents, masters, and clerks of vessels and other craft plying upon the navigable waters of the United States, and all individuals and corporations engaged in transporting their own goods upon the navigable waters of the United States, shall furnish such statements relative to vessels, passengers, freight and tonnage as may be required by the Secretary of War: Provided, that this provision shall not apply to those rafting logs, except upon a direct request upon the owner to furnish specific information. That every person or persons offending against the provisions of this section shall, for each and every offense, be Liable to a fine of $5,000 or imprisonment not exceeding two months, to be enforced in any district court in the United.states within whose territorial jurisdiction such offense may have been committed. While the information as now collected and compiled is designed to meet the administrative requirements of the Department of the Army in connection with the duties assigned by Congress, it also provides useful data for other governmental departments, commercial and shipping concerns. and others interested in transportation. Waterborne traffic movements were reported to the Corps of Engineers by all vessel operators of record on prescribed forms approved by the Office of Management and Budget for those movements of their vessels which were classified as domestic traffic; namely, between United States ports, continental and noncontiguous, and on the island rivers, canals, and connecting channels of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin islands. The reports were generally submitted on the basis of a vessel movement completed in one direction and, for movements with cargo, the origin and destination of the water transportation of each individual commodity. In compiling the data, the entire movement was included in the year in which the movement was compt4ited even though the shipment may have originated in the preceding year, except that, beginning with calendar year L96L statistics, a cutoff date of 28 February was established for the processing of reports from vessel operators covering the prior year's completed movements. Hence, reports of movements completed in 1987 but not reported to the Corps of Engineers until after 28 February L988 will be included in the next year's, 1988, statistics rather than in this publication, while reports of movements completed in 1986 but reported to the Corps after 28 February 1987 are included in this publication. Sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of Management and Budget, a uniform system of classification for freight was developed with cooperation of all Federal agencies engaged in collecting and compiling data on shipping. This classification, the Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce, is used for data on the foreign and domestic.commerce presented in these publications, although some minor modifications exist in the foreign data which were necessitated by Bureau of the Census policies and procedures. The domestic traffic includes all commercial movements between points in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Traffic with the Panama Canal Zone is treated as foreign commerce. Cargo moved for the military agencies in commercial vessels is reported as ordinary commercial cargo; military cargo moved in Department of Defense vessels is omitted from these statistics. All movements between the United States and foreign countries and between Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, U.S.A., and foreign countries are classified as foreign traffic. Trade between United States territories and possessions, i.e. Guam, Wake, American Samoa, etc., and foreign countries is excluded. These data are furnished to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census under a working arrangement sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of Management and Budget. The data are confined to movements by water, and are reconcilable with published reports of the Bureau of the Census. Shipments of domestic merchandise and re-exports of foreign merchandise are termed exports. The imports include inbound merchandise for direct consumption and entries into custom bonded storage and manufacturing warehouses. Intransit merchandise, defined by the Bureau of the Census as merchandise coming into the United States from a foreign country and shipped to a foreign country without having been entered as an import, is treated as an import when unloaded from a vessel and as an export when loaded on a vessel. Export shipments for use of the United States Armed Forces abroad are excluded from the statistics as are import shipments on Department of Defense owned and operated vessels. Foreign trade data of territories ahd possessions other than Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, which are under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior, were not furnished to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census and are excluded from the statistics of both agencies. Export shipments under the various foreign aid programs on Department of Defense operated vessels, either American Flag commercial vessels under time, voyage, or space charter or vessels owned and operated by the Department of Defense, and various items (listed by the Census) which affect national security are not published in terms of the individual commodities shipped. Instead, a lump-sum tonnage figure is compiled and appears in these tables as commodity code 9999, "Department of Defense Controlled Cargo and Special Category Items." The 1987 statistics on waterborne exports of domestic and foreign merchandise and non-Department of Defense shipments of Special Category commodities reflect fully compiled data for shipments to Canada individually valued at $2,000 and over combined with estimated data for shipments valued $251-$1,999, based on a 10-percent sample of such shipments. For countries other than Canada, the export statistics reflect fully compiled data for shipments valued $1,000 and over combined with estimated data for shipments valued $251-$999, based on a 50-percent sample of such shipments. Data on export shipments valued under $251 are excluded from this report. import statistics for 1987 exclude data on shipments valued $250 and under reported on both formal and informal entries. informal entries generally contain items valued not more than $250. Foreign trade data furnished by Census are based on reports processed for Census' monthly data January through December and represent statistical year rather than calendar year data. Combination of the net domestic traffic (originating commodity movements) with the foreign traffic (imports and exports) provides the net total tons of the waterborne commerce of the United States. In summarizing the domestic commerceto obtain the net lading of tail cars moved on car-ferries; cargo on general ferries; Government materials moved by water in connection with waterway improvements and maintenance; and coal and petroleum products loaded from shore facilities directly into bunkers of vessels for fuel were excluded. (There are certain, so-called car-ferry operations which are not considered in the ferry category; ratL-car carriers on the Great Lakes which operate under Part III of the Interstate Commerce Act; and rail-car carriers between points in the contiguous 48 States or in Canada on the one hand and Alaska on the other.) Vill Zaadmae eiso*w@@ q de *ai*d Seaft, 19 9 7 For Parts 1 through 4, and Section I of Part 5, ton-mileage data are computed by the Corps of Engtneers to reflect movements on rivers, inland waterways, and waters of the Great Lakes System only. Cargoes of deep-sea vessels - both in the foreign and domestic trades - are included only for that portion of the voyage that occurred on inland rivers, canals, or connecting channels. Thus, for a movement of commodities from Boston, Massachusetts, to New Orleans, Louisiana, ton-miles are computed for the haul on the Cape Cod Canal - if this canal was transited during the trip - and for the haul on the Mississippi River, the carriage on the ocean and Gulf of Mexico is not taken into account. In Section 3 of Part 5, ton-mileage data are based on the entire haul for the domestic traffic. 'rERMS FOR KIND OF TRAFFIC Imports and exports. These terms apply to traffic between the United States and Foretgn ports, including the Canal Zone. Traffic of U.S. Great Lakes ports with Canada is supplemented by the term "Canadian" to differentiate it from overseas traffic. Coastwise receipts and stipments. These terms apply to domestic traffic receLving a carriage over the ocean, or the Gulf of Mexico, e.g. New Orleans to Baltimore, New York to Puerto Rico, San Francisco to Hawaii, Puerto Rico to Hawaii. Traffic between Great Lakes ports and seacoast ports, when having a carriage over the ocean., is also termed "coastwise." The Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound are considered internal bodies of water rather than arms of the ocean and therefore. traffic confined to these areas is "internal" rather than "coastwise." Lakewise receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between United States ports on the Great Lakes System. The Great Lakes System is treated as a separate system rather than as a part of the inland system. Internal receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports or landings wherein the entire movement takes place on inland waterways. Also termed internal are movements involving carriage on both inland waterways and waters of the Great Lakes; inland movements that cross short stretches of open waters which link inland systems; marine products, sand and gravel taken directly from beds of the oceans, the Gulf of Mexico and important arms thereof; and movements between offshore installations and inland waterways. Local. Movements of freight within the confines of a port whether the port has only one or several arms or channels, except car-ferry and general ferry, are termed "Local." The term is also applied to marine products. sand, and gravel taken directly from the Great Lakes. IntraterKitory receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, U.S.A. which are considered as a single unit. SECTION 2 of this publication presents on an area-to-area basis the tonnages of principal commodities transported by vessels in the domestic inland waterway trade of the United States. For each commodity, the total for the United States (total of all shipping areas), the total shipped from each shipping area, and the total from each shipping area to each receiving area (destination) are shown in the tables. The origin and destination areas are defined in terms of waterways, incorporating minor tributaries, and in some instances, major ports, which are not susceptible to inclusion in a single waterway. The area designations are designed to avoid disclosure of individual company operations. These data cover those movements confined to the inland waterways and between the inland waterways and United States ports on the Great Lakes, they combine the totals of internat and local types of traffic as defined above. Collectively, the selected commodities included account for 75.7 percent of the total domestic LnIand traffic. SECTION 3 presents the performance of the water carrier industry in terms of ton-miles on a type of service basis and provides detailed data on types of traffic and commodities transported in the domestic trades, also in terms of ton-miles during 1987. Water carriage ton-miles were first compiled and published for 1962. However, somewhat comparable data were released for 1961. The 1961 compilations were made on a carrier (ICC regulated and exempt) basis rather than by type of service; regulated carriers may engage in more than one type of service. Preparation and publication of these data were sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of Management and Budget, in response to numerous requests received from congressional, federal and private agencies. Ton-miles were computed by the Corps of Engineers based on origin/destination of commodity tonnages reported by vessel operators on OffLce of Management and Budget approved ENG Form 3925 and related forms; these forms were submitted to the Corps for the compilation of port and waterway statistics published in Parts I to 5 of "Waterborne Commerce of the United States." Distance factors used are in statute miles and, for the Coastwise trade, represent mileage on the shortest route that safe navigation permits between parts of origin and destination. The factors for this trade were developed from United States Coast and Geodetic Surveys, "Distance Between United States Ports," and United States Navy Hydrographic offices, "Table of Distances Between Ports." For rivers and inland waterways, distance factors were developed from waterway survey maps and records of the Corps of Engineers and are based on the actual routes reported by vessel operators on the reporting forms. Type of service (carriage) is based on information supplied by vessel operators on the reporting forms, which were modifted for the 1962 statistics to obtain this information. Categories of service are: (1) Regulated, which is common and contract carriage subject to economic regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission. (2) Exempt, for hire, carriage which is exempt from regulation by the Commission because of specific provisions in Part 111, Interstate Commerce Act. ' (3) Private, which represents the movement of the property of the water carrier in the vessels it operates; this category is also exempt from regulation by the Commission. The commodities are listed in terms of the Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce used in all 5 parts of the Corps of Engineers' annual publication, "Waterborne Commerce of the United States." Types of traffic are also the same as those reported and defined above. Both traffic and commodity ton-miles in this section bear a direct relationship to the corresponding tonnages reported in Table 2 of Section 1, consequently, the ton-mile data herein are based, on the same February 28 cutoff date used in the compilation of the tonnage data. Total ton-mites for all types of traffic shown in Table 1 of this section are considerably higher than the total shown in Table 6 of Section 1. The difference is entirely in Coastwise traffic, since the total distance, both inland and ocean, was used in developing data presented in this section, whereas only the inland portion is included in tables comprising Section 1. Both of these tables include ton-miles for the foreign trade of the U.S. in U.S. flag as well as foreign flag vessels; however, the computation is limited to the distance transported on the Great Lakes between the head of the Lakes at Duluth/Superior and the international boundary at St. Regis, Quebec, Canada, and on the inland waterways of the U.S. and the entrance channels to U.S. coastal ports; this foreign traffic is not subject to economic regulation by the Interstate commerce Commission. All totals of both columns and rows, all averages, and all percentages are based on figures before rounding to thousands. Hence, slight differences appear between the totals shown in the sum of the rounded figures in columns and rows, in the percentages, and in the average hauls when compared with the quotients derived by dividing the ton-miles by the rounded or unrounded tons shown in either this section or in Section 1. INTRODUCTION IX COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION FOR DOMESTIC WAERBOURNE COMMERCE NOTE: The commodity descriptions used in the statistical tables in this publication me abbreviated to conserve printing space of the following commodities: code code No. Item Name No. Item Name Group OL-Farm Products Group 20-Food and Kindred Products 0101 Cotton raw 2034 Vegetables and preparations. canned and otherwise 0102 Barley and rye prepared and preserved 0103 Corn 2039 Fruits, and fruit and vegetable juices. canned and 0104 0ates otherwise prepared or preserved 0105 Rice 2041 Wheat flour and semolina 0106 Sorghum Grain. 2042 Animal feed. O107 Wheat 2049 Grain mill products, not elsewhere classified 01ll Soybeans 2061 sugar O112 Flaxseed 2062 Molasses 0119 Oilseeds, not elsewhere classified 2081 Alcoholic beverages O121 Tobacco, leaf 2091 Vegetable oils, all grades; margarine and 0122 Hay and Fodder shortening 0129 Field cropsk not elsewhere classified 2092 Animal oils and fats, not elsewhere classified, 0131 Fresh fruits including marine 0132 Bananas and plantains 2094 Groceries 0133 Coffee,green and nested (including instant) 2095 Ice 0134 Cocoa beans 2099 Miscellaneous food products O141 Fresh and frozen vegetable 0151 Live animals (livestock) except zoo animals, Group 21-Tobacco Products cats, dogs, et. O161 Animals and animal products, not elsewhere 21ll Tobacco manufactures classified 0191 Miscelianeous farm products Group 22-basic Textiles Group 08-Forest Products 2211 Basic textile products except textile fibers 2212 Textile fibers not elsewhere classified 0841 Crude rubber and allied gums 0861 Forest products, not elsewhere classified Group 23-Apparel and Other Finished Textiles Products Including Knit Group 09-Fresh Fish and Other Marine Products 2311 Apparel and other finished textile products, including knit 0911 Fresh fish, except shellfish 0912 Shellfish, except prepared or preserved Group 24-Lumber and Wood Products 0913 Menhaden Except furniture 0931 Marine shells, unmanufactured 2411 Logs Group 10-Metallic Ores 2412 Rafted logs 2413 Fuel wood, charcoal, and waste 1011 Iron ore and concentrates 2414 Timber post, poles, piling, and other wood in the 1021 Copper ore and concentrates rougn 1051 Bauxite and other aluminum ores and 2415 Pulpwood, lag concentrartes 2416 Wood chips, staves, moldings. and excelsior 1061 Manganese ores and concetrates 2421 Lumber 1091 Nonferrous metal ores and concentrates, not 2431 Venter, plywood, and other worked wood elsewhere classified 2491 Wood manufactures. nt elsewhere classified Group LI-Coal Group 25-Furniture and Fixtures 112l Coal and Lignite 2511 Furniture and Fixtures Group 13-Crude Petroleum Group 26-Pulp, Paper and Allied Products 1311 Crude petroleum 2611 Pulp 2621 Standard newsprint paper Group 14-Nonmetallic minerals, 2631 Paper and paperboard Except Fuels 2691 Pulp, Paper and paperboard. product, not elsewhere classified 1411 Limestone flux and calcareous stone 1412 Build ing stone, unworked Group 27-Printed Matter 1442 Sand gravel and crushed rock 1451 Clay, ceramic and refractory materials 2711 Printed matter 1471 Phosphate rock 1479 Natural fertilizer materials. not elsewhere Group 28-Chemicals and Allied Products classified 1491 Salt 2810 Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) 1492 Sulphur, dry 2411 Crude products from coal tar, petroleum, and 1493 Sulphur, liquid natural gas, except benzene and toluene 1494 Gypsum, crude and plasters 2412 Dyes organic pigment, dyeing sod tanning material. 1499 Nonmetailic mineral, except fuels, not 2813 Alcohols elsewhere classified 2816 Radioactive and associated materials. including wastes Group 19-Ordinance and Accessories 2817 Benzene and toluene. crude and commercially pure 2818 Sulphuric acid 1911 Ordnance and accessories 2819 Basic chemicals and basic chemical products, not elsewhere classified Group 2O-Food and Kindred Products 2821 Plastic materials, regenerated cellulose and snythetic resins, including film. sheeting, and 2011 Meat, fresh, chilled, or frozen laminates 2011 2822 Synthetic rubber Meat and meat products prepared or preserved, including canned mat products 2823 Synthetic (man-made) fiber 2014 Tallow, animal fats and oils 2831 Drugs (biological product, medicinal chemical, 2015 Animal by-products, not elsewhere classified botanical products and pharmaceutical preparations) 2021 Dairy products, except dried milk and cre- 2941 Soap, detergents, and cleaning preparations; 2022 Dried milk and cream perfumes. cosmetics. and other toilet preparation. 2031 Fiehand fish products, including shellfish. 2851 Paiute, varnishes, lacquere, and allied prepared or preserved products 2861 Goes and wood chemicals 2871 Nit rogenou chemical fertilizers, except mixtures 2672 Potassic chemical fertilizers, except mixtures 2873 Phosphatic chemical fertilizers. except mixtures X Waterborne Commerce of the United states, 1987 Code Code No. Item Nane No. Item Name Group 28-Chemicals and Allied Products Group 34-Fabricated Metal Products, Except Ordnance,Machinery and 2876 Inecticides, fungicides, pesticides, and Transportation Equipment disinfectants 2879 FErtilizers and fertilizer materials, not 3411 Fabricated8 red metal product., except ordnance, elsewhere classfied machinery and transportation equipment 2891 Miscellaneous chemical product. Group 35 machinery. Except Electrical Group 29 petroleum and Coal Products 3511 Machinery, except electrical 2911 Gasoline, including natural gasoline 2912 Jetfuel Group 36-Electrical machinery Equipment 2913 Kerosene and supplies 2914 Distillate fuel oil 3611 Electrical machinery equipment and supplies 2916 Lubricating oils and greases 1 P.1 :1 naohrga mineral s[pirits sulvents not Group 37-Transportation Equipment elsewhere classified 2918 Asphalt tar ad pitches 3711 Motor vehicles, parts and equipment coke, including 2920 petroleum coke 3721 Aircraft and parts 2921 Liquefied petroleum gases, coal gases 3731 Ships and boats natural gas, and natural gas liquids 379 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 2951 A.ph building 299L Petroleum and coal products. not elsewhere Group 38-Instruments, Photographic and classified Optical Good., Watches and Clock* Group 30-Rubber and Miscellaneous 3811 Instruments, photographic and Optical good.. P1astic Products watches and clacks 3011 Rubber and miscellaneous plastic product. Group 39 Miscellaneous Products of Manufacturing Group 31-Leather and Leather Products 3911 Miscellaneous products of manufacturing 3111 Leather and leather products Group 32-Stone, Clay, Glass and Group 40-Waste and Scrap Materials Concrete Products 4011 Iron and test 40L2 Nonferrous metal scrap 3211 Glass and glass products 4022 Textile waste, scrap, and and sweepings 324L Building cement .24 Paritial a. scrap 3251 Structural clay products, including 4029 Waste and scrap, not elsewhere classified refractories 3271 L Group 41-Special It 3261 Cut stone and stone products 3291 Miscalenous nonmetallic mineral products 4111 W ter 4112 Miscellaneous shipments not identifiable by Group 33-Primary Metal Products commodity 4113 LCL freight 3311 Pig iron. 4118 materials used in waterway improvement, Government 33 12 Slag material 3313 Coke (coal and petroleum), petroleum pitches 4119 6"Pty container. and,asphalts, and asptha and solvents Department of Defense controlled cargo and special 3314 Iron and steel ingots, and other primary category items forms, including blanks for tube and pipe. and sponge iron *Cargoes exported on Department of Defense controlled 3315 Iron and steel bars, rods, angles, shapes and vesset. (other than goods for the use Of U.S. Armed Forces sections, including sheet piling abroad) and non-Department of Defense shipments of military 3316 Iron and.real plates and sheets component items (abbreviated SCi) for which commodity 3317 Iron steel pipe and tube ro:nd detail is not furnished to the Corps of Engineers. 3318 PerIlays 3319 Primary iron and steel prod" to, not elsewhere classified including castings in the rough 3321 Non ferrous metals primary smelter product, basic shapes, wire castings and forging&, except copper. lead, zinc a' i. 3322 Copper and copper alloys, whether or not refined, unwork d 3323 Lead and zinc including alloys, unworked 3324 Aluminum and aluminum alloys, unworked Section I NATIONAL SUMMARIES 1 SUMMARY PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES IN WATERBORNE COMMERCE Millions of Tons Total Commerce Foreign Domestic Foreign & Domestic Commerce Commerce 1987 % Change 1987 % Change 1987 % Change Chemicals 138.4 + 7.2 68.2 + 7.6 70.2 + 6.8 Coal and coke 293.4 - 4.4 97.8 - 7.1 195.6 - 3.o Grains 135.1 +33.6 89.0 +36.1 46.1 +29.1 Iron Ore, iron and steel 110.1 + 4.1 50.5 - 4.0 59.6 +12.0 Logs and Lumber 55.2 + 7.2 32.4 +12.9 22.8 0 Petroleum and products 825.6 + 4.2 350.3 + 6.0 475.3 + 2.9 Sand, gravel and stone 101.6 + 8.7 9.7 +16.9 91.9 + 7.9 All other commodities 308.1 + 4.8 193.1 + 5.6 115.0 + 3.5 TOTAL TONNAGE 1967.5 + 5.0 891.0 + 6.4 1076.5 + 3.8 Commodity codes included in each group are given below: Chemicals - 1471, 1479, 2810-2813, 2816-2819, 2821, 2831, 2841, 2851, 2861, 2871-2873, 2876, 2879 & 2-891. Coal and Coke - 1121, 3313 & 2910. Grains - 0102-0107. Iron Ore, Iron and Steel - 1011, 3311, 3314-3317, 3319 & 4011. Logs and Lumber - 0861, 2411-2416, 2421, 2431 & 2491. Petroleum and Products - 1311, 2911-2918, 2921 & 2991. Sand, Gravel and Stone - 1411, 1412, 1442 & 3281. All other commodities - All other codes. 4 TOTAL UNITED STATES WATERBORNE, TRAFFIC Millions of Tons CATEGORY 1986 1987 % Change GRAND TOTAL Tons 1874.4 1967.5 + 5.0 TOTAL Domestic Tons 1037.2 1076.5 + 3.8 Coastwise 308.0 323.5 + 5.0 Lakewise 87.4 96.5 +10.4 Internal 560.5 569.8* + 1.7 Local 77.4 82.0 + 5.9 Intraterritory 4.0 4.7 +17.5 TOTAL Foreign Tons 837.2 891.0 + 6.4 Imports 486.1 507.7 + 4.4 Exports 351.2 383.3 + 9.1 Billions of Ton-Miles GRAND TOTAL Ton-Miles 944.9 968.4 + 2.5 TOTAL Domestic Ton-Miles 873.4 895.4 + 2.5 Coastwise 580.9 586.8 + 1.0 Lakewise 43.2 50.1 +16.0 Internal 248.1 257.3 + 3.7 Local 1.2 1.2 0 TOTAL Foreign Ton-Miles 71.5 73.0 + 2.1 SUMMARY OF BARGE TRAFFIC Millions of Tons TRAFFIC 1986 1987 % Change Coastwise 87.4 87.5 + 0.1 Lak.ewise 4.2 4.0 - 4.8 Internal 532.1 542.8 + 2.0 Local 69.5 74.5 + 7.2 Intraterritory 3.8 4.6 +21.1 TOTAL 697.2 713.4 + 2.3 All-time high NATIONAL SUMMARIES 5 TABLE 1--NET TOTALINATERSORNE COMMERCE OF THE U141TED STATES, CALENDAR YEARS 1947-1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POJNDS) FOREIGN AND FTREI!N D014ESTIC YEAR DDAESTIC. TOTAL OTA TOTAL, 19 76b,816,730 ISS,256,115 578,560,615 19 793,200,465 162,971IS91 630,Z?8,674 114: ............. :........................ -------- 740,720,971 165,358,28t 575,362,690 19:0 ........................... 7..... 1 9 224 695 651:358:876 951 ............................. -9g4:.j3S3:F41': 216?:OSS:13Z 692,072,579 1 ..................................................... 887, 721 ,98 2 7,3a6,77 660 39S 707 .952 ................................ 4 22 1953 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 923,547,693 2LI,396,489 706,151,204 1954 .....w ................................................................................ 667,6QO,207 213,844,290 6S3095,917 1955 .......w .............................................................................. 1,016,135,785 271,102,932 74S,032,653 1956 .......................................... w.......................................... 1:092:912:924 3256:6:9:7:: 766:2?3: 135 1 1 1:57 ..................................................................................... 131 401 434 35 5 9 5 772 861 84 58 ..................................................................................... 004,SIS:776 3::::50:7:: 695:66;:978 1959 ..................................................................................... @':052,402 102 369 9 726 73 163 1961 1,099,850,431 339,277,275 760,573,150 196 1,062"155,182 329,329,818 732,82S,364 1962 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29:404:375 35 599:030 77::805:345 1963 ......................................................... w. : 1:173 766 9b4 388@:658 999 78 107 965 1964 ............................................................. 1,138,093,571 421.92S.133 816.168,440 196s.w .............................................. .............. ...................... 1,272,896,243 443,726,809 829,169,434 1966- ................................................................................... 1:334:116:07: 47t:391:083 6624724:995 1967 ..................................................................................... 336 b06 07 46 912 23H 970,633 840 19 be ..................................................................................... :395:839:450 501:950:002 8:7:::9:448 1969 .................................................................... w.......... w..... 448 711 541 521 312 362 9 7 9 179 1970 ............................. w........................................................ 1,531,696,507 580,969,133 450,727,374 19 512,583,690 565,985,584 946,598,106 ":61t,,792,605 629,980,844 986,811,761 1973 ............................. w........................................................ 1,761,552,010 767,393,903 994,158,107 1974 -------------------------- ........................................................... 1,74b,788,544 764,088,905 982,699,b34 1975 ............................................................... I...................... 1,695,034,3bb 748,707,407 946,326,959 19 76 1,835,006,819 855,963,909 979,042,910 I,IDS,221,111 135,2S6,813 972,9bb,80b 2;:21:349:754 946,05T,589 1,075,291,865 19T 2 73 757 625 993,444,963 1,080v312,665 19 9 404,000 1,077,483,402 5 6 947 99'81,102,150 1,054,456,797 19:2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,77b,740,579 819,730,983 957,009,S96 9 3........................................................................ w ------------- 1,707,661,011 75t,140,194 956,520,817 1984 ...................................................................................... 1,836,020,619 803,338,133 1,032,682,486 1985 ........................ ..................................... o......... ............ : 1:788:434:822 7?4:323:2:3 1:014:111:539 1986 ............................................................... ..................... 874 416 280 837 223 5 3,0 7 19E ?77 1987 ............................ o....................... ................................. 1,967,458,261 890,960,04S. 1,07b,478,Zlb TABLE IA--FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE U@ITED STATES, CALFNOAR YEARS 1747-1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) I4PORTS- EXPORTS YEAR GREAT LAKES PORTS GREAT LAKES PORTS TOTAL COASTAL TOTAL COASTAL PORTS CANADIAN OVERSEAS PORTS CANADIAN OVERSEAS OTHER 1947 ---------------------------- 62,162,169 57,365,892 4,773,223 23 054 126:,0,93:946 101:995:508 24,054.718 43,720 ------- 1 68,077,70 46:765 90 7 :94 72:297:097 4 4:171:11: 4 65,403,800 25:227,288 43:40: 4 81 992 016 11,15@,266 4 774 78 63,966 83,366, 65 6S 739 775 17 5524872 73 bl 19 51 9.@ 9@. 96,299:28: 5:555::27 127:203 67:242:777 43:640:1900 23:498:355 184:874 19:448 ::1:747:297 101,812 76 6 827 94 07 234 23 308 535 97 602 37 2S 573 538 03 667 28 413 1952 ---------------------------- 115,961,025 108,674,301 7,1524087 134,637 111,365,252 65,072,313 26,129,081 114,679 49,179 1953 ............................ 127,981,407 120,594,892 7,OS6,629 329,886 89,415,062 63,780,aSB ?S,415,354 160,663 56,777 1954 ---------------------------- 129,423,809 123,503,218 5,748,884 171,707 84,420,461 65,243,997 18,928,696 209,587 38,201 19S5 ---------------------------- 152,956,947 144,276,212 5,434,12S 246,610 118,145,985 95,404,261 22,399,779 288,371, 53,574 1956 ------------------------- w-- 174,214,360 163,348,893 10,57Z,643 292,824 15a,415,429 126,448,189 25,710,863 281,334 35,043 19 19:7 ---------------------------- 186,351,843 17b,235,956 9,885,526 ?30,361 172,187,70 146,889,737 24,983,574 268,273 26,123 8----------------- w---o ------ IS9,484,551 181,480,343 71656,590 347,618 119,366,247 101,554,806 17,429,825 360,159 21,457 19sq ............................ 213,485,323 198,607,603 13,794,435 1,063,285 112,184,616 91,629,467 17,700,427 2iB33,118 21,564 19601::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 211:316:497 198,465:746 1::973:635 877:1;6 11?7:960;778 104::510:455 :9;,61:5,4 3:9:1:80 1961: ........................... 200,!a5f6 52 179,228 1 129,164, 166 '05 B 16N4,4 3,27: 196 222 9 941 2:8%w 920 14,040977,14977 1,9176%Z1741 35 9o9 .89 ,0,4992,2043: 1:,4:11,55t 4 932 a60 ....... 1963 -------------- o ............. 227,375,671 209,369,531 16,495,342 1,510,798 158,203,328 129,791,571 24,455,139 4,046,618 ..... I 1:64 ---------------------------- 248,585,715 224,433,206 22,116,397 2,034,11? 173,339,418 342,874,452 ?4,866,892 5,598,074 ----- 65 .................. o ......... 269,834,819 244,874,087 21,059,701 3,901,031 173,691,990 14?,121,011 2S,692,770 6,078,909 ..... 1966 ............................ 263,847,300 257,173,478 22,565,271 4,088,S51 187,543,783 ISS,759,371 2Q,905,6b2 6,878,750 ... 1967 ............................ 275,96S,191 248,245,275 23,269,404 4,4SO,51? 190,007,047 162,443,124 21,896,59S 5,667,328 19 3210:93b:331 ZT:::26:933 25:658::47 6:450:551 197:0:3:671 j66:S?::b9! 24:44a:t 4 7 75 S:q69:826 3 0 293 084 29 47 991 19 70 47 4 874 846 201 0 9 278 68 94 ?5 ZS 235 30 6 939 294 1970 ---------------------------- 339,339,772 312,933,563 21,820,193 4,5B5,99b 241,629,361 205,697,712 ?9,146,465 6,785,184 ----- 1971 .........o .................. 359,745,840 333,776,713 19,104,708 6,864,419 206,239,744 172,758,807 24,757,317 8,723,620 --- 1972 ......................... w.. 397,565,612 372,417,770 16,861,084 6,2B6,758 232,415,232 197,430,44S 25,352,496 9,632,291 ... 1973 ............................ 490,088,015 461,828,145 2Z,988,904 5,270,966 277,305,888 238,807,4b7 26,435,70B 10,062,7t3 --- 1974 ---------------------------- 497,282,811 473,940,012 19,027,376 4,315,423 266,806,094 238,686,75Q 23,342,970 4,776,370 197S ............................ 476,572,516 455,117,218 18,121,866 3,333,432 272,134,891 236,707,996 26,707,321 6,719,574 t976 ........w ................... 510,318,893 539,674,046 25,845,506 4,799,339 265,645,016 25n,632,668 28,050'6Ao 6,961,660 1977 ---------------------------- 658,136,893 625,306,679 25,41b,264 7,411,950 277,119,920 240,784,157 RT,741,857 8,S93,906 :31:,1.,::.3 :@16:141:'827 :9:9164:,19 7:12::2:7 3:2::11;:16 219:11::657 30 1:45: :2:592:913 7:964 197 2 95 57 7 98 26 9 45 6 5 4 2 3 3 0 49 06 311 78 293 3 96 84 0 698 172 1980 ............................ S17 ,521 , 121 502,005,866 13,414,205 2,101,050 403,882,879 358,805,981 37,216,588 7,860,310 ....... .77:111:SO4 151,467,479 16,794,705 Z,929,320 409,910,646 366,424,416 36,q?6,?Tt 6,509,451 ------- 196 416 62 434 40R,511,218 11,541,473 2,568,743 403,109,549 366,82S,Ill 29,701,691 6.582,741 ...... 19 83 ---------------------------- 387,847,3ZS 371,773,135 13,080,4 0 a ' 36:,292,869 330,95S,677 26,794,890 5,542,302 ..... 4:993:71 1984 ------o ..................... 427,139,571 409,295,162 12,922,6969 921,710 31 198,S62 335,269,229 32,286,OSO 8,643,283 ... ----------- o ................ 412,687,350 395,577,007 11,916,969 193 3 198S 5, 4 361,635,933 327,425,824 27,727,141 6,462,96: 48.,oO73:4764 472:230:9:0 9:S97,544. 4 0 3851:1550,.039 319,163:1,61 25:?::,144 6,738,73 "a 2 10 3:244:949 , 2 7 - --- -507 704 2 4 ,493 828 1 040,313 835 77 3 3 27 71 3SI. 226 9 26 7 116_ S,283,163i ....... - DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONTROLLED CARGO,AND SPECIAL CATEGORY COM4001TIES FOR WHICH BREAKDONN BY CANADIAN AND OVERSEAS 13 NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR To 1960, 1997 TABLE 18--DO4ESTIC COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 1947-1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) YEAR TOTAL, COASTmISE LAKENISE INTERNAL INTRAPDRT LOCAL INTRATERRITORY ll.:510:11S :53:@:::204 163:18::337 1 :49:614:4:! 57:410:57: 55:257:;:l 63Z,228,87: 174, 850 172 49 72 169, 69 7's SS,::4,696 S5,014 ....................................... 57 362 69 61 :30,662 145,S91p636 65 1112 829 48 3 35 54 3 4,207 19:0 ....................................... 651,358,676 182#543,761 169,880,810 190,788,910 51,703,560 5S,202,362 1,239,473 9 1.............................. ::::::::: :92,072,179 181,IS9,124 178,463,212 213,404,964 50,9S2,72S 61,075,892 1,416,662 1 5 bO,395,707 184,207PD06 154,112,031 ?16,644,384 49,182,353 54,790,101 1,459,832 1:52 .............................. 3....................................... 706,151,204 186,7S7,b4l 188,621,385 224,95?,448 47,902,035 54,6S9,693 1,25Z,999 1954 ....................................... 653,795,917 187,239,830 145,364,309 217,061,457 48,040,411 54,678,958 1,410,952 1955 ....................................... 745,032,SS3 19S,717,548 184,808,568 249,b93,298 52,900.516 59,962,096 1,9SO,807 1956 ....................................... 7b6,223,135 ?05,91OP225 173,990,656 269,734POS5, 53,064,701 61,298,659 2,224,636 1957 ....................................... 772,861,884 196p4t8,553 182,150,309 Z81,065#531 50,188,261 60,636,183 2,403,047 1958 ....................................... 695,664,978 194,050,174 132,288,549 261,068,849 48,8821,176 56,S42,796 2,532,432 1959 ....................................... 726,132,163 20S,509,011 131,220,380 262,268,792 49,683,204 S7,063,392 --987,384 1960 ....................................... 760,573,IS6 209,196,BR3 155,109,237 291,05b,bSS 49,471,054 S4,722,392 1,016,99S 1961 ....................................... 732,82S,364 20b,899,377 136,841,146 294,OS2,123 43,197,871 S0,731,199 1,103,648 1962 ....................................... 770,805,345 215,460o$82 135,743,781 316,061,877 47,9t8,437 54,3SB,792 1,261.576 1963 ....................................... 788,107,965 213,8S3,293 141,741,152 331,902,484 45,575,094 53,405,530 1,630,412 1964 ....................................... 816,165,440 205,667,985 151,404,618 357,916,216 43,007,16S 56,572,?57 1,550,199 1965 ....................................... 829,169,434 201,508,107 153,695,242 369,615,461 102,865,022 1,465,602 1966 ....................................... 862,724,99S 206,374,966 164,036,995 389,S51,631 99,214,579 1,246,824 1967 --------------------------------------- 870,b33,040 214,646,S27 153,596,684 396,592,679 IOZ,320,054 1,477,696 1968 ....................................... 8a7,SB9,448 214,250,S35 151,115,936 430#170303@ 90,730,336 1,618,338 1969 ....................................... 927,399,179 216,707,773 160,843,635 460,944,875 $7,S36,4B3 1,366,213 1970 ....................................... 950,727,374 236,440,385 157,058,861 472,123,417 81,474,805 1,629,900 1971 ....................................... 946,598,106 242,916,056 140,954,956 479,217,765 81,252,6S2 2,256,677 1972 ....................................... 986,811,761 242,660,087 145,013,420 506,989,242 90,266,095 1,852,917 1973 --------------------------------------- 994,158,107 236,794,660 156,620,831 503,236,890 93,222,623 4,283.103 1974 ....................................... 982,699,639 233f3S8,124 146,06T,270 511,021,978 68,197,576 4,054,691 197S ....................................... 946,326,959 231,93?4437 129,331,161 503,932,258 78,279,224 2,851,879 1976 ....................................... 979,042,910 2364278,624 132,112,775 S23,972,573 83,731,092 2,947,846 1977 ....................................... 97?,966,906 248,D$3,33b 109,079,945 525,704,6SB 83,444,472 3.654,395 1978 ....................................... 1,075,291,865 305042,824 142,bb2,552 534,506,943 89,506,584 3,270,962 1979 ....................................... I'oBo,3i2,6bS 304,665,522 143,563,644 534,969,167 93,113,665 4,000,667 1980 --------------------------------------- 1,077,483,402 329,600,613 115,124,231 534,979,027 94,181,696 3,587,835 1981 ....................................... 1,054,456,797 32lt969,988 115,418,165 520,666,7aO 93,20,873 3,130,051 1982 --------------------------------------- 957,009,596 311,058,264 72,084,986 495,453,486 75,601,691 2,811,169 1983 --------------------------------------- 956,520,817 309,636,?S9 83,446,841@ 467,132,24B 73,144,961 3,160,002 1984 --------------------------------------- 1,032,682,4Bb 307,652,127 98,010,499 542,502,695 8111101680 3,406,285 1985 ....................................... 1,014,111,539 309,801,bOS 91,987,003 534,658,233 74,2b3,246 3,401,452 1986 ....................................... 1,037,192,777 308,024,669 87,352,525 560,499,024 77,357,617 3,08,942 19V --------------------------------------- 1,076,478,216 323,516,318 9b,463, 52 569,826,970 81,951,060 4,698,196 INCLUDED IN OTHER TYPES OF DOMESTIC TRAFFIC. BEGINNING NITH 19S9 EXCLUDES TRAFFIC AITHIN THE STATES OF ALASKA AND HAWAII. SUCH TRAFFIC 13 INCLUDED IN OTHER DOMESTIC TRAFFIC CATEGORIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. INCLUDED IN LOCAL. NAMNAL SUMMARIES 7 TABLE 2-SUMMARY OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NATERSORNE COMMERCE, BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1907 (NET TRAFFIC.IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) j FOREIGN D04ESTIC: COMMODITY TOTAL I ! INTRA- IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL COASTWISE LAKEOISE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOTA" ALL: COMMODITIES ........ 1,967,459,861 507,704,274 383,275,771@1,07b,479, 816'1323,510,318 96,483,652 569,828,STOI 81,951,080 -19.119. FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, 1,521,5201 933 3,512,699 7,868 0 0A Cy A D :1 "Ile 1 3 1 76 1111. 1:5100 I ' R' 4:@171;@111, 6,1;924 3,,149!a75 31. .. .................... 75 24 14 4b I, 11.55 9,543, 165,2631 ........... 31,179,206 1,1114 0104 69 "214:255 3:526 210:729 '44 ';3 11 9 768 372:1 3 0 7 1 803 a 018 11 ...... 59':?' 1,9. .711 10. .11. 2,11 .1 021 785 .1061:01IRGMUM GRAIN$ ........ 4:.9111:709 1,96 S3704 41,111 ........... 11964 109 ........... ...... 78:0 0,353 ........1 46:87 3 51 951 0107 WHEAT ................. 4 4 6 116310,67@,6 5 589,021 9::57 154.31 195:1958 ---------- 0141SOYBEANS:::::::::::::::::::::: 41,228,434 37 .23.,!2,!!! 18,082,938 1,416 .9:5 011 2. FLAXBE ED IT 100 10 31,077' 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC EAF '091 425433:712 2, 0TOBA 412:740 906 5 5 1, 11. CCO' L. 76 130 22279,689 assi 2,4S5 0122'HAYAND F0DOERZ;:::::::::::::: 28:368 ..... ;IA .... 26,368 1:61,15 129 OF , 07;;* FtEL z6 631510i@ it 0 7 S2,35S 108 FRFT 156160,254 1,289,306 355 61 357,7298 .... 3!! ........ 54D 21" .... ........ ::: ......... 10 CR 5 '0 .1 E111 R111 .-! ................ 1:SIs :'@9, 0132 8ANANA:.!.N2 I.N! --------- 33,526,501 1,4al 12 2 91 12"12, IF E_!@!::A D 33 CU FE 906 1,202;,6311 StO.,449 54:84@1 54,54 .... :.. ........... ........... 2 0134 COCOA BEANS ------- .311..1:650?943006 4 51 411 ........... ........... ........... .......... 01411.FRESH AND FWDZLN VEGETABLES --- 1:256,942 205 '4 33 702,920346,so9 325'sta, 927 ..... 22,144 015LI VE AIMALs .................. 14:3011 2S61. 12,,241 7L:193 N 27 6 4Og I. a 164 ZO 686 ----------- 0161 A 114 LS AND PRODUCT S' NEC- 2 8,651, L 019LMIAANEDU8 FAR14 P DUC 92,9TS QS, 66113 23,Z96 20,6 09 22',674 ........... 11 SCELL RD s FOREST PRODUCTS 0541 CRUDERUBBER AND ALLIED @U4S- 1,229,458 1,213,021 IS,366 1,071 1,071 ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 0861F0REST PRODOCTS, NEC ---------- 292,038@ 150,414 37,892 103,132 16,594 ----------- 87,138 ........... .......... FRESH FISH & OTHER MARINE PRODUCT 0911 PRE FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH-- t,776:149' 599:465 279:S5S 897:tt,29 7,1,,294 :22 ST4 2,,0448 9,21MESHFIS ,eX!@::..P!!:!R:!.... 802 2361240 591 so 008 503 37 '192 45:9 1 47 66 ..... 1"1 ME LL ..... -------- 82 0MMAD 211 ...... ... ..... 2 2........ Z R 1 201' ........... 0931 MA INE.ESHELLS, U4MANUFAM;@;:i 3,890,4 1,.7S,l 3,877,162 402 .......... METAL LIC ORES I'll RON ORE AND ONCENTRATES ..... 74,028,721 17,947,217 S,774,063 50,307,44 1,851:605 .... 1.21 COPPER O@E-ANCD CONCENTRATES::: 532,628 62 4b6,139 6&,421 6b A IOSI ALU414 UN 3RES, CONCENTRATE$ 16,66,557: IS,006:769 1,313:0651 2.80:9217 280,92277 ........... .......... .061MANGANESE ES, aNCENTRATE S@: 65,,:462 33799a09 10 465 336 338:,232- 12:1 , OUS ORI.NC E NT,@NE 4@, 1 a Q3 ,S ........ ...... 109t NONFE RORES, 1 3.0 320 146 761 .29 a 64 2,949 435 96 COAL t121 COAL AND LIGNITE -------------- 271,340,9971 1,311,?57 79,402,969 190,62b',151 11,230,38b 17,763,871 IS7,868,906, 3,764,088 .......... CRUDE PETROLEUM 1511 CRUDE PETR06EVII ............... . 440,996,461 237,713,530 173,830 203,109,101 LS9,560,994 2,528 41,035,993@ 2,5 3,246, 6,340 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 30,563,,367 627,257 3,137,396 26,818,114 2,882 2t,234,747 5,571,1641 9,921 .......... 1428UjLOI W, 43 883 ........... 42,776 1,107 840 267 ----------- :.... 144t SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.... TO,336,505 3,51b.943 1,454,110 65,065:55Z 2,IBZ:540 57Z,342 54,Ot9,283! 4 S j 60,505 ....... 1CLAY . ....... 5,093:520 2,124,,202 2:374:3006 b,895, 310 8'277 ..... 25.,bO! 800,926" 11 71 PHOSPIATE'ROCK 16 138 825 546 964 9 091 30 498 531 6,444 023 54 so 8 1.79 NATURAL FERTIL!!!:..11.A:% N:::: 27,188 a2:919 ---- 4,zbg ---- -- --- ----- 4,269i. 14 91 SALT@;;--;;y1:: ............. 5,878,873 5,322.290 1.92.." LP 2,332,146 .... ..... ::.::: .".27:21"1 I"'27:1-e -------- I----------- ---------- L493,SULPHUR, LIQUID ............ 6:623,686' 23 68 2a 670 609,061 89,954 ---------- 1 9G3 ", AND 4 4 VP UCRUDE PLASTERS .... 1 144 66S@ 9,619:97b 4L:141@ 1:1SI,248 11,911 161 126 4 6",69 S @:7 32 33 1499 NON-IETAL41C MINERALS, NEC ..... 6,888,2S7I,242 955 687 045 4 9 8 2S7 9 211 1 24 ,96 ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES ...... 33,236 Z5,948 5,865@ 1,423 1,4] ............. ........... ........... .......... FOOD L KINDRED PRODUCTS 20112 MEAT'FRESH;DCMILLEDi FROZEN- 2',063:6149 .791,799 909,984 359,366 J57,512 1,849 ----------- 1--------- S a0, ME,'ANO "' UITS, IIEI;*;;:;:: 395 67 300,561 30,241 64,865 64,862 ........... ........... ...... .1 2014TA,L011, ANMALUF ATS AN 1,210,829 ........... 1,143,878 66:95,11 130:a16 56,lI1i::::::::::: 2015,ANIMAL;SYR0D,ITS, 718:961 14,621 689:737 1460 S2 "'a .......... 2OZI DAIRY PRO;PCTSN1C-nS::::::: 256 466 be 25726 Bb? 61,342 60,2635 .017 ----- ........... .......... U 20220RIED MILK AND CREAM; ... 425,491 48,348 349,732 27,411 27,411 ........... ........... ........... ......... 2031FISH AND SHELLFIBM' 111::21?7.@ 1'1@1'9,914 6.3:904 401:029 396:154 -------- 4:1169 1) "? 2 34 VEGETABLES AN 1) PREP, 111,!2:: @b 57 to 330 284 335 270 369 13 069 ........ L-039 PREP FRUIT AN 130 519, S11,673 511,595 ........... ........... S OL A 1 484 535 148 Z15 ....... 0 VEG JUICE! 2041-ONEAT FLOUR-A D E4 I -- 1, 36:261 32,165 -------- '095 20Q2 ANIMAL,FEEDS-@ 20:3018:0162 383,,00241 11:209, 13 -,725 45 253 406, 2 ;;; 5,4444,254 24,856 1;; it 9 0 D 3262 74 6 SL 9 35,1 2049 GRAIN MILL PRO;U 2',57 25,716 72,151 5,D53,6411 1525:467 2,255:1474 1.798,399 %Sb:7TS MO 365 341 a40 81 .......... 206&:SUG 297 559 091 237 178 142 564 176 93,413 4,750 ?06 2LAI 208,'LIBEVERAGES;--;;;;7::: 3:062,203 2:354,261 272,,086 435:85b 435,785 2D 091VOHOLIC MAR, 1, 1, 51 1 20 EGETA@LE; OILS, 3 928,285 1 331,143 353,@222 243,9240 86 53D 1,004,467 ,4LDSI..... 2 92 A. Al 01 A!., ME L58,568 ..... 15.4!4 18,71S 181 - -------- 11:062 6,906 ----- 209AGR" I .!.A!._: . .......... 477 bT _.!24_!!0 77 6S b" bob 7;; 4 972 121 2095 ICE.!!.2 ... :................. 344,745i 23;,;8; 769; 104,653 178 01 LDS,718 676 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ... 3,943,4521 l'OD8,769 1,144,023 1,590,660 1,361,930 13,860 208,969 4,800 ----- 7',7'o7 SALT INCLUDED IN NON14ETALLIC MINERALS, NEC, TO AVOID DISCLOSURE OF INDIVIDUAL COMPANY OPERATIONS. 1997 TABLE 2-3UMMARY OF FOREIGN AND D014ESTIC 10ATERBOONE COMMERCE,. BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTINUED (NET TRAFFIC IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC COMMODITY TOTAL INTRA;Y IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL COASToISE LAKEAISE INTERNAL LOCAL 'E. IT0 TOBACCO PRODUCTS i 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ---------- ?29'S87 7,5961 198,287 23,704 23,7D4 ----------- ........... ........... .......... BASIC TEXTIL.ES 4211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ........ 1,892,207 1191@11- 232 70:1585 46:371 23,803, 4, 7 221? TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC ----------- 111,257 69,7 33 2::971 14 5 3 7 869 ........... .......... APPAREL, CDTHERNFItU4ISHEDj(TEXTI1E DINGT PROD&U TS I CL NI 2511 APPAREL --------------------- 1,443,451 1,124,134, 66,bb7 252,650 2$2'591@ ........... 7........... 52 LUMBER 9 WOOD PROOS.,EXC. FURNITURE 2@1'11 LOGS 481 bI9,291 2,675 ...... ......... 18,614,225 .14! 6?4,172' 2,160 2 2 RA 391,224 3,150 ....... 10,487,836 Z'900'2'3p@ ...... 2 at3 F 16,995 ....... UEL,ROOD,,,,CHARCOAL,,;;;;;;::: 32.1 199 162,383 13,388 147,428 130,433 ........... .......... 2414 ""' R, P 'S PILING-- 117,301 6,346 48,11Z Q?',845, 12,811 112,ISII 3:193: .......... 3'0 ...... @"S , 25 IULPODOD' L 1--!2@! ----------- 3:572: 301 1:870 3:540 12113 D S 9694 3 63 S9 3 30 4 D 813 6:836 5,2285 4:' 2 16 WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS-- 11S 4 49 ........... 3,259 91. .4,120 24ZI LQMBER-;@71 1:1.1,11:101 1:1211:41. 3,117:M 'OT3,953 1,3919,396 15,4081 S9:t1q 28; 2 2431 VENEER ;R 13 428 1a1 990 sA6 665 144,773 2,664 3,3671, 48,2M S071 7 2499 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC -------- 892,578 371,538 340,960 174,060 164,277 1,034t 7,BU4 964@ 1 FURNITURE 9 FIXTURES 2521 FURMZTURE,ANO FIXTURES -------- 1,437,256 1,153,060 65,ZST Z16,939, ?18,QT9 8@ 92 ........... T60 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 1:11 5",5811:146 606:421 4,582,173 7704 69,015 23:47191 61 22. ST 2 76 994 0 9 955 4237 1 495 21 27 420:2026.6 3 :752 AN I a,2 0, 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ..........6,09 6, 421 1,919,532 S,551,674 622-115 146,641 D:!l 191 626@ 409! ........ 91 PULP &No PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC-- 1,713,175 162,539 07,946 1,372,608 S74,133 99 7,149 PRINTED 14ATTER 2TtI PRINTED MATTER ................ 290,715 193,886 75.559 21,270 21,270 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 8HYDRO1IOE:;;,;;;;@;;;:: 1:696 12 ...... 5,696,042 1,211,602 9,973 0,237,2291 230,0. . . 2:8 2:1101 CODIUMT AR o L 2 321 4 18:@000 1,403,597 S2,973 23 06 1,268,062 139,43983 2 R DE go . ........... 2 9 ..... 2812 DYES, PIG4E T, TANNING MATS ... 22, 22 6 06 ..... ......... ... . .......... 2813 ALCOHOLS ... !.................. 7,917:98404 1,ST93:73D 1.0 36,400 5,305,6026 b94,9531 1,902,911 708 1.......... 2:116 RANIOACTIVE HATERIALS:.WASTES:171 22D b,292 2,Q69 1,125 1,314 a 2817 SE ZENEIANDCTOLUEIII::..::::::. 7,892:15 1,16:',l11 a61:114 4:10,636 Me ULPHJR C A ID;-;;; 2, 2 400 17 400 100,752 1 39 105 532,5401 3 289 aASICCHEMICAL PROD, NEC- 57:423:568 14,6901:0370 15:368 778 27,,37,4 260 4,793,4008 ?0,360,9t9 1 A 42 8 7:5 2621 PL STI MATERIALS -------4......3937 757 3 0677 :A 1129...--!9,998 5:578 .:!:!!!:9!! 1 2 22 . N, ECTII RU11 BER 11,1:631 13,322 3 6,725 71,1:81 12,999 ........ . ......... M 2623 SyYNTH4ETH.! S 295,4 .. ...... !.56 3b94 63:666 644 4,582 4:S82 ............... 1. 37,451 3 2631 DRUGS::: ........ 220,794 4 699 44 1,4,1"1 ::::::::: .. ........ 2841 BOAP;S ....... ....... 19080 153:303S 480:::9: 1348 142,9 ........... ITS St .......... 7,: 730 a :799 29 PAIN Sgo 7'61 385 31 22q@ ........... 160 .......... I 2661 GUMAND WOOD CHEMICALS ..... 628,110 12,3245 195,0983 420,679 75,713 5,055 330,151 ,::30 -------- - 2:?l NITROGENOUSECAEM FERTILIZERS--- 9,969,634 2,031,190 2,564,181 5,394,26 1 605,59b 37,976 4,10 1, at9 A2, 701 2 72 POTAS ICCH M FERTILIZERS;;::: 6,000 2,325,370 2:104:229 1351 20 1,411,633 1? 63', ..... PH IC C EZ 0:274 ,7 1 1 2:39 871 P1103 AT FERTILI E 2,08 827 54 35 1 3 9 204 . ......... S' "'T .......... I aCl, Ic H "'A 254,0 ,9 1,3,a9 11 1:1 9.1810: ......... L Z876 IN I.E., DISINFECTN 74 683 1 a ........ RT ER AND MA TERIAL SS,4 61 2679 FE IL ZN , N;Z 12,099 37S S,899,3?98 6,009,746 1,054,603 ... :::::::: S'005.371 9:7;; 1; 91 SCELISRoo..: so :38 8, 272,825 ... 366,SOO 9 Sao 1 28 41 LA EOUS CHEMICAL P 2,34.1's 4973 1,197,461- 64 706 PETROLEUM &COAL PRODUCTS Z911 6ASOLINE:::::::::::::::::::::: 10.2,94.1, 57 139:937:4111 1:1117'@..U 01,3db,V5? 450:2643,136 6,48:89193 248:434:771S 11,1383:155 IN 91 JETE '. :8 21 546 473 10 184 61 S 61 22 DFUNL 15S 1 10,35::034 19'494 'S 6 6 1 1,9 6,6:0 '190 "a S. 'sq 9, 11 913 KER BE 2-,601 7 047 61 Z 46 424 1,245,132 9,442 $41 8 24 3 14 01STIL'AI, 73,439:3LS,2D 12:4Q2:854 4:2,617,073 56:7715,45$ 24:04,63:6700 381:400 16 14:432, 12:161:1581 84 1 43 16 2 95 404 36:8 1 !,::214 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL 31, ......... 144 034 2 1 0 7 120 2 0as 90 9 9 409 a5 62 3 04 3371 24 1 ?7 92Q a Z916 LUBRICA T14G OIL.S AND gRkASES-- 9,518,525 1,468,09 2,19S,692 S,BS4,194 2,765,506 47,377 2,751, 22? 290 084 .......!- Z917 NAPHTHA, PETROL EU 4 S0LVENTO ...113,636,581 S,047,635 147,703 7,541,043 1,611:517 1:4030 4,092,1:9 .1,192,682 642,61S "918 ASPHALT'TAR, AND PITCHES ..... 13:0167:7554b 2: .:5bl 141:0"05 10 8917:,19,1 3,S (a 735 639 7 1 S,bTa,g 5 35 ".. 0,LEU 24 4, "'g ....... 21,10 C"' PET 'D"COKE ----------23,7 1 10 oa2 a 9 S 5 89 20S,BTS 4,Z75,030 433,357 2921 LI UEF ED ABE 1.91 924 2,927,435 1,24 622 1, 748,667 354:18.a6 596 1,390,03 2v388 QIT3 2 "0 ........ 3 ?951 ASPHALT 8UILDINZ';;;M;[;:::: 399,676 ........... 136,970 2 , b 22 07 ... ...... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC- 4,496,047 59,451 69,297 4,367,299 1,752,878 ........... 2,255,247 3s;";;; ........ RUBBER 9 MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 5011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD- 2,468,714 1,927,952 358'712@ 182,050 169,928 11,899 169 ........... 54 LEATHER 9 LEAT14ER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS- 98S,435 871,528 86,160 27,747 27,701 ........... ........... ........... 6 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PRO 3211 GLASS AND GLASS 8211:761 492:::2 294,5.01 40:3:6 34:499 S:@184 3 a 1 8,NT.:R 39 9 14 9 3 . IC Z' 41 13, 59,4'o 6 9 9 28 2:6 11 1 9 4 U' 2 NG I, S , I. , 2, ---------- 321. ITRUIT Al1 1,10b 907,272 12 T 1 621 70 "S2 1373::913 425 2:429 1,37 59 1,368,14 . .......... 3271 LI bol'? 17 402 0:9764 2 319------ 3 3261 CUT STONE,AND STONE PRODUCTS 6371 4:8,6 1,405 ...... 3291 MISC NON4ETALLICNER PR 0;:1431 '157 6 '3 10,54b 166,192 1.0,23? MI AL 835,2Z950 2 7 21 32 NATMAL SUMMUNES 9 TABLE 2--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN ANO:DOMESTIC WATERSORNE COMMERCE, BY TYPE.OF TRAFFMAND COMMODITY, C 4El4DkR YEAR 1967--CONTINUED CMET; TRAFFIC- IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN 0014ESTIC COMMODITY TOTAL, I I INTRA- IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL@ COASTWISE LAKEWISE. INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY PRIMARY METAL-PRODUCTS 3341 PIS IRON ...................... 587f8D2 368.897 48,625 170,250 202 ........... 170,078 .......... a. .......... 3312 $LAG .......................... 1,494,119 69,547 ........... 3,13 COKE;, PET ASPHALTSJOL'I.ENT 11424,572. 22,329 bss.oao 747,163 ........... .......... 113, 4 24 977 12.39,8 1,509,120 11,585 ........... 3 IN .1344 IRON AND-STEEL,PR Y F RM As ........... ........... SUS IRON, STEEL;SMAPES, EXC.3"E 1:: 3,..2,1 :*4'.;' .,!56b@ ET- 13,495,SSI II'S29,975 50,724 1'914'052@ 69,910 ........... 1,539,779 S'163 1 1316 IRON &NO STEEL'PLATES, SHEETS. 1,114,069 96,632 394,704 620,733 23,454 $83,386 13,003 .......... 3347, IRO* AND, STEELo PIPE: AND. TUsE.. 3.385,024 2,117,993. 119,1534 1.147,497 45'?Q6 9207, 1,095,210 6,503 1 3348 FERROALLOYS ------- i ----------- 2',091,018 1,086,870 74,941 935,207 13,26b ........... 914,729 7,212 .......... 3349 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC- 508,632 301,265 90,913 416,454 40,256 7,370 $68,020 ........... .......... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........ 268,123 167,051 67,076 13,994 5,090 ........... 8,763 120@ I. 3322 COPPER,ALLOVS, UNWORKED ....... 719,564 592,672 ?9,098 4?,794 9,777 ........... 35,969 2,048 .......... 3321LEAD AND ZINC, UNWORKED ....... 516,394 391.885 38,215 86,294 R'003 ........... 83,06 J'oss .......... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED- 1,213,457 747.753, 362,240 63,464 11,392 ........... ?1,002 1,068 a FABRICATED 4EXALiPRODUCTS, EXCEP ORDNANCE, 4ACHINERY,9 TRANS. EQUI' 341L FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ..... 5,519,675 5,399,604 413,613 1,706,4591 9,483,291 72,550 113,920 22,346 14,361 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3SIJ MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.. 6,135,465 4,081,598 1,323,40S 73014b5. 246,349 $871 Q74,32b 9,199 104 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY,. EQUIPMENT 9 SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ..... 4,033,233 3,211,20S 694'sez 127,446 120,6621 ........... 6,174 ........... 610 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1,926 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.. ':.'192 7,14S 1.2 1211,752 ese,138 034,931 5,814 16,715 36 642 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ............ 3 S0 Io:@ 68 17,020 2,862' I'loa ........... 1,758 ........... .......... 3731 SHIPS AND 8DATS@;;;-;;@;;;;;;: 70:8310 57,636 Z3:2S2' 19:944 ........... 3,308 ........... .......... 3 91 1 A Sp R Q2 20 44 25 9 I 415C R N D TA 1.2 34, 9s sso@ 3 653 ........... 2,177 43 7 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC L OPTIC GOODS, NATCHES & CLOC0 3811-INSYR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS- SS8,446 373.431 149,762 35,255 35,083 ............ Iss ........... 14 MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC,4ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .... 3,433,632 1,614,441 89'sal 1,529,6W 387,ssb 361 1,141,613 77 29 WASTE 6 SCRAP MATERIALS i 4011 IRON AND STEEL,SCRAP .......... 12,948,S36 141,990 9,42S,234 3.391,314 79,572 2 2,828,606 483,134 .......... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP -------- 1,527.IS9 629,072 876,524 21,563 IOf63Z ........... 10,930 ........... 1 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP --- 263,224 S,802 272,514 41908 4,905 ........... ........... ........... .......... 4024 PAPER WASTE AND SCRAP .......... 3,454,930 7,443 3,446,367 1,120 1,056 ........... 64 ........... ........... 4029 4ASTE.AND SCRAP, NEC .......... 22',763,037 ........... ............ 22,763,037 219,155 24 16,390,969 S,652',879 .......... SPECIAL ITE143 4111 WATER ......................... 899,290 ........... ........... 099,290 7'aso ........ 152 4.21 39,020 ......... 4112'COMMODITIES, NEC .............. 5,317,SI7 48 .'1, 2,I'7@ 3,1:51:S30,90 3.";;l '9@:' 1 111,1,43 4119 EMPTY CONTAINERS .............. b3'904 ...... !.,!:9.1 .... 613 904 0 3 I."'qZ 3 0 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI. 91,649 ............ 90,049 1:600 1,600 ........... ... DOMESTIC WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE U. So BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC /1,100 1,000 1075 1080 1077.5 IW76 s 1037 900 H 800 0 m z '700 R L 0 6oo T L z I > 632.1' al 500 0 F= XU7-3 617. .9 %3.4 12-3 400 T N (A 0 s C! 300 N 200 s > 100 30. 3= rm 0 TOTAL 43. //J/D;LAND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COASTWISE LAKEWISE 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 Y]EAR FOREIGN WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES GREAT LAKES vs. COASTAL PORTS 1978 -1987 1000 900 S .4 1<92 8w H m 921A 887.1 837.2 891.0 700 0 .7 8013 .... 774.3 600 R L 5 0 L 0 T 400 . . . . . . . . . . T o 300 0 N X. 200 N S ... . . .. . 100 )4' 0 70.6 60.6 63 50.4 48A 58.7 .3 .45-7 43-0 COASTAL PORTS VGREAT LAKES PORTS 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 YEAR FOREIGN WATERBORNE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 1978-1987 1000 900 s 946.1 993A soo H 921.4 U71 700 0 M K@/ 891. '019.7 603.3 :837.2 R 4.3 600 L 500 T L 400 T 0 300 0 N S 17 7::: .7: 200 N .. 100 S x RTS EXPORTS 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 YEAR 12 NATIONAL SUMMARIES PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES CARRIED BY WATER CALENDER YEAR 1987 TOTAL COMINIERCE 777 PETROLEUM AM PRODUCTS ... . .. .. .. . oe. . ........ ........ .......................... .... .. .................... . ..... ...... .......... .... ........ ........ ....... ...... ................ ......... ....... .....% ... . .......... ....... ... ... . COAL AND COKE W 14 SEEM' ON ALL OTHERS R IRON 0 S@@ 5.2% IRON AND S SAND,GRAVEL, ANDSTONE GRAINS CHEMICALS LOGS AND LUMBER, 2.8% FOREIGN COMINIERCE DOMESTIC COMMERCE PHIROLEMANDPRODUM ...... PETROLEUM AM PRODUM . . . . ........ ... ...... COAL AND COKE ....... 44. ................ 5.7 19.2 IRON OM IRO@Ll COAL AND CO AND STEEL m wmmF 10.0 mmmmmw ALLOTHERS SAND,GRA mmmmmf '6.5 AND STONE, 1.1% mmmmpr 5.@ 8.5 mmor, 11 CHEMCALS GRAINS mpp- ALL OTHERS IRON 0 \ __-- IRONANDS LOGS AND LUMBW 2.1 % CIUMUCALS SANDGRAVEL. GRAINS 4.3% LOGS AND LUMBER, 3.6% ANDSTONE NAMNAL SUMMARIES 13 TABLE 2A--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT COASTAL PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL, IMPORTS EXPORTS .............................................................. 645,054p&74 443,828,152 3SIP226,492 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAO ................................................................................ 1,515,632 933 1,SI2,,b99 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,922i945 54,692 2pS68,253 G103 CORI ....................................................................................... 41,918,940 31,186 41,887,754 0104 OATS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 331,9S2 327,583 4,369 0105 RICE ....................................................................................... 2,791,879 100,434 24691,445 D106 SORGHUM GRAINS ............................................................................. 4,909,709 ............ 4,909,709 0107 WHEAT ..................................................................................... 31,959,642 7,925 31,951,717 DIII SOYBEANS ................................................................................... 22,098,b3l 37 ?2p098,594 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC -------------- ............................................................... 343,GOS 23,2S2 319,756 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF -------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 473,b75 229,689 243,986 0129 FIELD CROPSt NEC --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 178,134 64,313 113,821 0131 FRESH FRUITS ............................................................................... 1,457,560 166,254 1,289,306 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,527,988 3,526,501 1,487 0133 CUFFEE .................................................................................... i,261,OS3 1,202i584 S8,449 0134 COCOA BEANS ................................................................................ 300,139 294,133 fb'Oob 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ................................................................ 868,320 205,401 662,919 UISI LIVE ANIMALS ............................................................................... 124507 2bO 12,247 0161 AN14AL6 AND PRODUCTS, NEC .................................................................. 255#357 127,101 128,256 0191 41SCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ................................................................ b9,674 45,561 ?4,113 ,FOREST PRODUCTS 0841 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GUMS ............................................................... 11226,940 1,211,574 15,366 0861 FOREST PRODJCT3# NEC ....................................................................... 188,190 150,298 37,892 FRESH FISH L OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ............................................................... :7::522 5:9:465 279 057 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED ----------------------------------------------------------------- 9 569 2 0 58t 58:008 0931 MARINE SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED .............................................................. 11,909 2,938 8,971 METALLIC DRES 1011 IRON ORE;AND CONCENTRATES .................................................................. 14,054,00 14,053,316 1,134 1022 COPPER ORE AND C04CENTRATES ................................................................ 9166:201 62 466,139 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES ---------------------------------------------------------------- 16,3 61 R'@ 15,047,160 1,313,861 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES ............................................................... 345,994 337,899 8,09S 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC .............................................................. Z'S37,429 1,773,boo 763,829 COAL 1121 COkL@AND LIGNITE ........................................................................... b4,981?bO4@ I,Z80,255 b3001,319 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ............................................................................ 237,786,963i 237,613,133 173,830 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411-LIMESTONE .................................................................................. 703,559i 627,257i 76,302 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNWORKED ........................................................... ....... 42,776:---; ........ 42,77b 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED RUCK ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3,637,620: 1562160U IP075,020 1451 CLAY ................. ..................................................................... 4,371,501 2,l13,657 2,257,844 1471 PHOSPHATE ROCK ............................................................................. 9,640,294 548,964 90091,330 1479 NATURAL-FERTILIZER MATS, NEC ............................................................... 22,919[ ?2,919 ............ 1491 SALT ....................................................................................... 4,265,78R 3,947,266 318,5L6 1492 SULPHUR, DRY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,304,558 ............ 1 2,304,858 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ----------------------------------------------------------------- 9,661,417 91619:976! 641:!41 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1,836,009 11155 833 80 7b ORDNA4CE,L ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE;AND ACCESSORIES ------------------------------------------------------------------- 31,790 25,925 51865 FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEATv FRE5ti, CHILLED, FROZEN ........................................... I ................... 1,103,751 793,799 909,984 2012 MEAT-AND PRODUCTS, NEC-----@ ---------------------------------------------------------------- 330,762 300,521 30,241 2014 TALLOO, ANIMAL@FATS AND DILS --------------------------------------------------------------- 1,124,206 ... 1,124,206 2015 AN1,14AL,BY-PRODUCTS, NEC -------------------------------------------------------------------- 704,358 ------ 7;7621 bs9,737 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC .... ................................................................... 195,124 IbB,257 2b,667 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 365,466 48,348 317,118 2031 FISq AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED -------------------------- ------------------------------------ 413,593 349,818 63,77S 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ------------------------------------------------------------------- 972,261 785,991 186,270 2039 PREP FRUIJ.AND VES JUICE, NEC ............................ ................................. 2,637,521 2,207,302 430,519 2041 OHEAT@F@OUR AND SEMOLINA ................................................................... 1,421,408 ------------ 1,421,406 2042 ANIAAL@FEEDS ............................................................................... 11,57b,906 381,278 11,195,628 2049 GRAIN MILL-PRODUCTS, NEC ................................................................... b,b93,390 261,207 6,432,103 2061 SUGAR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,090,450 1,564,983 S2S,467 2062 MOLASSES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,4@,7,07b 11091,237 365'b4l 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ........................................................................ 2,623,561 1 2,351,495 Z72,06b 2091 VEGETABLE UILS, MAR6, SHORT ................................................................ 2,652,239 t,329,916 1,3R2,,323 209E ANIMAL@OILS AND FATS, NEC .................................................................. 139,814 15,464 124,350 2095 ICE ........................................................................................ 239,933 23b,325 1,600 2099 MISCELLANEOVS FOOD PRODUCTS .............................................................. 2,279,S44 1,007,875 1,271,669 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ....................................................................... 205,863 ?'596 198,287 BASIC TEXTILES 2211 OASIC,TEXtILE PRODUCTS ------------------------------------------------------------ 1,800,767 lIZ63,547 546,220 221a TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC ............................................................... 96,700 69,733 26,971 14 W&ed&me ffw, 14997 TABLE 2A.-SUMMARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT COASTAL PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1967--CONTINUED (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) COM40DITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS APPAREL $ OTMERNFINISHE 0 TEXTILE PRODUCTS, I CUD NG KNIT 2311 APPAREL .................................................................................... I'layfllo@ 1,124,012 6S,706 LUM6ER & WOOD PRODS.,LXC. FURNITURE 1 2011 LOGS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 288,082 17,701,912 2 4 175 162,38 ,3 13,388 13 FUEL OD;,CH:RC0AL;'ilA5TlS :;;ii 2414 TlMaEla' P IS POLE P11LI 54 5131 6,346 48 12 2415 PUL;AOOD, LUG ............... 3 1,31 8 0 2,q"00' CHIP 5, TA;;;: ................ 5,6b325,030:1 U360,636 5,228,395 2421 LUMIE1 ------!.............................................................................. 5,795,1061 2,399,990 3,39S,116 2431vENEER'PLYROOD, KED 0000 ............................................................... 1,747,8671 1,201,245 546,622 0ES:UR 2491 OVO 0 M4NUFACTURNE C--------------------------------------------------------------------- 718,4721 377,512 340,960 FURNITURE & FIXTURES 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ..................................................................... 1,217,511 I,IS242?2@ 65,239 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a ------ S,D13002 11 54::U91 14,559:10: 262 STAiDARD.14E:SPRINT,PAPER --------------------a---------- aa ---------------------------------- 2,357,060 1.891 2 465 23 2631 PAPER AN P PERBOA D-----------------------------------------a............................. 5,Q72,563 1.918,107 S,S54,4Sb 2691 PULP 440 PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ------------------------------------------------------------ 340,057 lb2,200 177,857 PRINTED MAITER 1 2711 PRINTED MATTER ---------------------------------------I............................. a ........ 269,307i 193,765 75,S42 CHEMICALS 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2:11 CRUDE TA :AS,PRODUCTS ....a................................................... 781,173 6129,486 351,667 212DYES, PI:4Eo41T6,'T NN NG MATS -----a................................................... 21 3:999 ............ 21,999 2:13 2,56 281 I,S45,990 11037,291 2 6RADIOAC 15,S12 9,220 6,292 2817 BENZENE AND TOLULNE--a -------------------a --------a--------------------------------- a ...... 1,.3b7,942 783,745 584,197 2619 BASIC CHE41CALS AND PROD, NECa ------------------------------------------------------------- 29,983,73b 14.619,117 IS,364,619 2821 PLASTIC MATeRIALS .........a.............a..........................a ....................... 3,514,622 747,44S 3,Ubl,377 2822 :YNTHETIC RUBBER -----------a............................................................... 409,930 13,205 39b,725 2823 YNT-HETIC (MAN-MADE) FIBERS .......................a........................................ 349,112 93,666 265,444 2831 DRUG 182i?76 104,197 ?61579 2841 SUA 557,356 152,710 404,648 2",PAINTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- $42,081 452,413 89,668 2861GANDS10ODCCHE41CALS .................................................... a ................ 207,411 la'326 lqs,083 U7R 4,44Q,alb 2871 NI 0 E 03 HEMFERTILIZERS ---a........................................................... 1.880,033 2,564,183 2872PUT45sICCHEM ----------------------- 3,185,475 1,081,646 2,104,22V 2813 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FEZTILIZE ............ a ..................... 1,373,641 54,3S7 1,319,264 2076 INSECTICIDES, DIS1 '142 207 66:325 5.:73:812 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS;.N 5 937:486 E C 9113 11: 999,11: 2691 4ISCE6LAN DUB CHEM AL P D----a---------------------------------------- a------------------ 1,690 410 4 '35 1 0 PETROLEJM & COAL PRODUCTS a::aI GASOLINE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- a ............ 21:497:439 l::784,135 1,713,304 aJET FUEL................................................................... a............... 4 461 337 OISFb96 1,465,641 2913 KEROSENE ............ Ta ..................................................................... 109,883 75,764 34,119 Z914 DISTILLATE FUEL ---------- 126:535:546 12:2883:372 4,25e:474 29151FIL 4 1 , 916 !ESRDJAL'MUELIO 0 a 0 389 2 017 605 2US ICATI G 0 LS AND GREASES ..........a.......................................... 53,:986,034740 I'46s'sS2 2FI39,756 0 2917 NAPHTHA: PETROLEUMPSOLVENTS ------------------------------------------------------------- (".74,987 5.927,204 147,703 2918 ASP14ALTrARaIICRES .............................. a................. a................. 2,335,507 2,2D3,175 13?,332 2920 COKE, PETQDLjU44NCOKE -------------a ....................................................... 16,535,929 912,931 15,622,998 2921 LIQUEFIED,;A:ES;-;;@i;i;:;::::::::: P 4,17::966 ... 2:!!7,144 1#243::22 295 A:TAALTUS IL 14 1 970 16 70 2991 P ROLE 4 AND COAL, PROD, NEC ................................................ a.............. 128,714 59,424 69,290 RUBBER & MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD ............................................................... 2,262,965 1,924,314 3SS,651 LEATHER 9 LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ............................................................... 957,01 571,246 86,14S STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3ZIj :LA'$SIVA:DCGLA:j.!:2!@STS ............a ...................................................... 786,476 492,008 294,468 32:. U' 0E" EA ---------- aa-- 12,431,213 ll,-08,483 22,750 12 ITRJ TURAI Y PRODUC@;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ........... a....... '011,791 899,!00 116691 31 ItLI ....................... a..a.a ................ 2,,654 25 Z.429 3a, CUT STONE ANDL@TDNE bi7,9!2 630::509 17T3 3291 MISC4 4044LTAL,C MINERAL PR 1,102,3 7 8 043 2b7 2 4 PRIMARY AETAL PRODUCTS 298,159 249,534 48,625 3133112, 50,578 50,378 ...... 3314 IRON AND,:TEELAPRI4ARY 1:726,118 1.695,912 ss 51RO 4, 8T LSH P'S'EXC SHE 9 731:s4o 910,816 50.7aa $31614AN 5 EE @ AYES, ." E:TS,a ...........a............................ a ................... 5 I:ON AND STEEL PL 45 038 4'Sb3 370,175 33-170D T L PIPE AND To E............................................................... 2,203,111 21083,593 119,518 3318 FERRDALLOY3:;:,;;;;" 3319 IRON AND 988,466 74,941 ST 7,431 295,322 02,009 3321 NONFERR0US METALS .... 250,200 163,381 86,819 5322 COPPER ALLOY 5, 671,537 592:440 7::097 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UN.'R KED ---------a...........a................a........................ "1116,04.1 247,:2 6 3 21S 5324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, VNNORKED ...................a--------------------------------------- 106,85 724 97 38Z,161 NATMAL SUMMARIES 15 TABLE 2A.-SUMMARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT COASTAL,PDRTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTINUEO (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL@ IMPORTS EXPORTS FABRICATtD 4tTAL-FROOUCT4e ZXCEPT@ ORDNANCE, MACHINERYA TRANS. EQUIP. 341l FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .................................................................. 3,775,644 3,362,469 413,575 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3S11 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ............................................................... S,356,060 4,039,bSO IP316.419 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL-4ACH AND EQUIP .................................................................. 3,903,045 3,208,748 694,297 TRANSP3RTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 40TOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ............................................................... 7,955,310 T,336,261 619,029 $721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ......................................................................... 28t464 1OP644 17,620 3731 SHIPS A40 6DATS ............................................................................ 128,393 70,766 S7,627 3791 141SC,TRANSPORTATIO,4 EQUIPMENT .............................................................. 54,222 41,761 42,435 INSTRUMENTS, PIOTOGRAPHIC L OPTICAL. GOODS, AATCHES & CLOCKS 5811 INSTR, TIME, PAOTO, OPT GDODS .............................................................. 52Z.612' 373,039 149VS73 MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 413C MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ..................................... I ........................... 1,903,257 1,813,68S ag'ST2 WASTE@L SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ....................................................................... 9,07t,370 141,438 5#929,932 401Z NONFERROUS.METAL SCRAP ..................................................................... 1,423o7D4 547,303 676,401 4022 TEXTILE NASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP ..... . ....................................................... ?78,315 5,802 2720513 4024 PAPER WASTE AND,SCRAP ........... :: ................................ ........................ 3,453,810 7,441 3,446,367 SPECIAL ITEMS 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ........................................................................... 757,937 477,636 480.301 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND $CI .................................................... 4 .......... 90,045 ------------ 90,045 16 7f4&dwe eommam 4 flee %"'&d StWed, 19,F7 TABLE 25-SUMMARI OF 1ORFIIN COMMERCE AT GREAT LAKES PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IMPORTS EXPORTS COM40DITY TOTAL TOTAL. CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL, ALL COM40DITIES ------------------ 45,925,371 13,876,092 10,040,313 3,535,779 32,049,279 ?6,766,116 5,283,t63 FARM PRODUCTS 0102 BARLEY AND RYE -------------------------- 4as.854 T,232 7,232 ............ 481,622 a76,577 205,045 0103 CORN .................................... 1,759,221 ------------ ------------ ------------ 1,759,221 815,109 941,112 0104 OATS .................................... 44,561 44,561 44,561 ............ ............ ............ ............ 0105 RICE .................................... 1,592 ............ ............ ............ 1,592 ............ 1,592 OLD? WHEAT ----------------------------------- 1,846,729 46,489 46,489 ............ 1,800,240 147,951 1,652,389 0111 SOYBEANS ................................ 1,046,885 ............ ............ ............ 1,046,,885 419,962 926,923 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ........................... 137,855 3,839 3,839 ............ 134,016 ............. 134,016 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ........................ 8,960 101 79 22 8,859 ............ 8,699 0133 COFFEE ---------------------------------- V V 7 20 ............ . v .......... ............ 0141-FRES4 AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ............. 4U,033 32 22 10 40,001 79 39,922 0161 AN14ALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ............... 166 158 12 146 5 ............ a 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ............. 5 5 5 ............ ............ ............ ............ FOREST PRODUCTS 054t CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GUMS ............ 11447 10447 1,280 t6l ............ ............ ............ 0661 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC .................... Ilb Jib ............ jib ............ ............ ............ FRESH FISH 9 OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ............ 498 ............ ............ ............ 496 ............ 498 0912.SMEI.LFISH, EXCEPT'PREPARED .............. to 10 ............ to ............ ............ ............ METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES --------------- 9,66b,630 3,593,901 3,298,52B 595,371 5,772,929 5,S98,607 174,322 1051,ALU41NUM ORES, CONCENTRATES ............. 39,599 39,589 ------------ 39,589 ----------- v ............ ............ 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC ........... 64,046 64,046 4,906 59,140 ............ ............ ............ COAL 11?l COAL AND LIGNITE ------------------------ IS,732,642 30,972 30,972 ............ 15,701,670 15,579,005 122,665 CRUDE PETROLEU4 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUR ------------------------- 100,397 100,397 39,568 bo'829 ............ ............ ............ NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 L14ESTONE ............................... 3,061,094 ............ ............ ............ 3,061,094 3,061,1094 ------------ 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK .............. 1,633,633 IP254,343 1,253,776 567 379,290 3691?68 10,002 1451 CLAY .................................... 12b,709 LOIS45 2 10,S43 116,164 109,506 6,658 1491 SALT ------------------------------------ l'bI3'o9l 1,375,024 1,375,002 '22 238,067 181,473 56,5941 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ............... 93,991 91,122 42,669 E14,453 6,869 ............ 6,869 ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE,AND ACCE35ORIES ................ 23 23 2 21 ............ ............ ............ FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC .................. 40 40 20 20 ------------ aOI4 TALLON, ANIMALiFATS AND OILS ............ 19,672 ............ ............ ............ 19,672 @022'ORIED MILK AND CREAM .................... 1 7;-,;;; 32,614 ............ ............ ............ 32,614 ------------ 3?,614 Z031 FISH.AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ............ 225 96 ............ 96 129 ............ 129 aO34 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ................ 2lb 166 ............ 166 60 ............ 60 Z039 PREP FRUIT AND V" JUICE, NECm ---------- 2,791 2@,791 1,595 1,196 ............ ............ ............ a041 OHEATiFLOUR:AND SEMOLINA ................ 26,867 ............ ............ ............ 26,867 ............ 26180 2042'AMI14AL,FEEDS ............................ 150631 1,7qb 551 889 13,885 ............ 13,885 aO49 GRAIN MILIOPRODUCTS, NEC ................ 80,951 867 640 227 80,090 ............ 80,090 2061 SUGAR ................................... 11,125 IIoI25 20 11,105 ............ ............ ............ ROBI ALCOHOLIC@SEVERAGES ..................... a"766 2,766 301 Z'46s ............ ............ ............ ao9l VEGETABLE OILS, MARG, SHORT.v ........... 32,126 1,227 969 Z58 30,899 ............ 30,899 a095 ICE ..................................... 159 159 ............ IS9 ............ ............ ...... ..... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ............. 73,246 694 288 606 721354 ..... v...... 12,354 BASIC TEXTILES 4-2tl BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS .................. 12,255 12,243 291 11,952 12 ............ la APPAREL:& OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS# INCUDING KNIT a3li APPAREL ................................. 1,063 122 ------------ 122 961 ............ 961 LU04SER 9 0000 PRDDS.,EXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ------------------------------------ 59 59 ............ 59 ............ ............ ............ a421 LUMBER .................................. 18,243 15,464 15,433 31 2,779 60 2,719 a431 VENEER, P41900D, WORKED WOOD ------------ 78a 145 716 29 43 ............ 43 a491 NOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC .................. 26 26 1 2S ............ ............ ............ FURNITURE!$ FIXTURES ?.SII,FURNITURE,AND FIXTURES .................. 806 788 39 749 to ............ Is PULP, PAPER 6 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP .................................... 174:692 0 65 767 BSISS3 23,:72 Ist 2621. STANDARD NEWSPRINTIPAPER ................ 146 132 14 12 140 126 ......... 22 9" AND PAPERBOARD .................... 1,643 If42s 502 PAPER is 1:62 6 6 2634 1 18 218 Z691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ............ 430 339 97 242 91 9 82 .NATIONAL SUMMARIES 17 TABLE 20--SU44ARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT;GREAT LAKES PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IMPORTS EXPORTS CON40DITY TOTAL TOTAL, CANADIAN, OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER .......................... 138 1211 17 104 17 ............ IT CHEMICALS 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2511 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS ............ 57,401 511098 49,629 104sq 6,313 .6,313 ............ 2512 DYES, PIGMENT, tANNING.MATS ------------- 3------------ ----------- ------------ 3 2613 ALCOHOLS -------------------------------- 28,937 27,740 26,746 994 1,1937 --------- 931 2517 BENZENE.AND TOLUENE --------------------- 56,291 23,5S8 23,558 ------------ 32*733 32,733 --------- - 2S19 BASIC CHE41CALS AND PROD, NEC ----------- 65,872 61,913 51,414 10,499 31959 250 3,709 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS ----------------------- 3,832 3,432 2,224 11208 400 21 379 2522 SYNTHETIC RUBBER ---------------------- 117 117 ------------ 117 ------------ ------------ ------------ 2631 DRUGS ................................... 567 502 191 311 bs ............ 65 2041,SOAP .................................... 21573 325 bi ab4 2,248 ............ 2,245 2851 PAINTS .................................. 23,934 23,908 22,282 1,62b 26 2 24 2661,GUM AND NOOD CHEMICALS .................. 20 20 ------------ 20 ------------ ---------- ------------ 28711NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ---------- 151,157 151,157 63,048 88,109 ............ ............ ............ 2872'POTASSIC,CHEM FERTILIZERS ............... 1,243,724 1,243,724 1,243,724 ............ ............ ............ .......... 2576 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS ............. al 64 ---- 64 17 ------- Z679 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........... 28,267 25,267 19F960 8,307 ............ ....... 2691-MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ............. 4034 4,026 1,667 2,3bi 406 57 3;; PETROLEUM a COAL PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ................................ 117,436 53F300 53,300 ............ 64,136 64,136 ............ 2912:JETzFUEL -------------------------------- 14,019 slaso S,850 ............ 8,169 8,169 ---------- 2913 KEROSENE ................................ 2BF354 11283 1,263 ............ 27,071 27,071 .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUELtOIL ------------------- 188,081 159,482 159,482 ------------ 25,599 2S's99 .......... 291S RESIDUAL FUEL OlLm ...................... 156,739 156,739 151,468 5,27t ------------ ------------ ---------- 2916 LUBRICATING OIL$ AND GREASES ------------ 55,991 57 38 19 55,934 55,924 10, 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS ------------- 20,551 ?0,554 20,SSI ------------ ----- !...... ............ ............ 2910 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES --------------- 15,DSS 5,385 5,385 ............ 9,671 9,613 ---------- 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ------------------ 512,614 231,100 231,100 ------------ 261,574 tao'084 161.4;; 21921 LIQUEFIED GASES ......................... 291 291 271 20 ............ ............ ............ 2991@PETROLEUM AND CUAL PROD, NEC ............ 34 27 ------------ 27 7 ............ 7 RUBBER & MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD ............ 3,699 3,638 183 3,455 61 19 42 LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111-LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ............ 297 282 4 278 Is ............ is STONE* CLAY, GLAS3,9 CONCREMPROD. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ................ 906 074 74 soo 32 32 ............ 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ......................... 1,471,719 1,434,999 1,305,936 129FO63 36,720 36,720 ------------ 32SI STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ................ 81191 8,172 289 7,883 19 ............ 19 3261 CUT STONE@AND STONE,PRODUCTS ............ 1,225 1,216 70 IF146 9 9 ............ 3291 AISC'NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ----------- 294 247 24 223 47 3 44 PR14ARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON ................................ 119,363 119,363 117,962 1,401 ............ ............ ............ 3312 SLAG .................................... 19,169 19,10 19,169 ............ ............ ............ ............ 3314 JR04 AND STEEL:PRIMARY FORMS ------------ 369,229 368,OJ7 ---------- 368,017 l,al2 ............ 1,212 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ----------- 1,849,159 1,849,159 33,109 1,816,050 ............ ............ ............ 3316 JR04 AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS ........... 38,298 13,769 ----------- 13,769 24,529 ............ 24,529 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ------------ 34,416 34,400 92 34,30B 16 16 ------------ 3318 FERROALLOYS ............................. 98,4011 98,404 24,827 73,571 ------------ ------------ ---------- 3319 IR04 AND STEELtPRODUCTS, NEC ............ 14,847 5,943 312 S,631 8,904 61842 62 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ---------------- 3,929 3,670 626 3,044 259 246 13 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, U40ORKED ................. 233 232 ............ 232 1 ............ I 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNNORKED ----------------- 144,059 144,059 226 143,833 .......... ............ ............ 3524 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWDRKED ----------- 23,135 23,056 194 22,862 79 ............ 79 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............... 37,373 37,135 7,753 29,382 238 13 22S MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL@ 3611 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ............ 48,935 41,948 1,008 40,940 6,997 35 61952 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EgUIP:ENT.&SUPPLIES 3611 ELECIRICAL.MA H A D EQUIP ............... 2,742 2,457 402 2,056 285 56 229 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ST11 40TOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ----------- 114,744@ 9,121 4,521 4,195 105,721 114,715 978 3721 AIRCRAFT A14D PARTS ...................... 24 20 20 4 ............ ............ ............ 3731 SHIPS AND,BOATS ......................... is 64 31 33 11 5 6 3,791 MISC:TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ----------- 2,242 420 ............ 420 1,622 ............ 1,822 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, NATCHES & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ........... 581 392 85 307 jsq@ ............ log MIS% PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC,4ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .............. 765@ 756. 24 732 9 ............ 9 18 Ua&id@ eommew 4 dw Zr&zd Staraj, 1997 TABLE 28.-SU44ARY OF FOREIGN C04MERCE AT GREAT LAKES PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 2,00D POUNDS) IMPORTS EXPORTS COMMODITY TOTAL TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL CANA014N OVERSEAS WA5TE & SCRAP qATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP -------------------- 485,854 552 ------------ 552 485,302 ............ 485,302 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ------------------ 81,892 81,76q ............ 811769 123 ------------ 123 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SHEEP ------------- I ............ .... ....... ............ 1 ............ I SPECIAL ITEMS 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ------------------------ 7,383 6 043 5,205 83R 11340 306 1,034 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI ----------- Q ........ ------- -- 1-11 ------ 4 ----- 4 NATIONAL SUMMARIES 19 TABLE 3-COMMERCE AT SELECTED PORTS EXCLUDING GREAT LAKES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC PORT TOTAL CDASTwISE INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS I LOCAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS ALABAMA GUNTERSVILLE ---------------------------- 1,618,817 ........... .......... ........... ........... 1,269,386 5@9,431 ------- 40BILE HARBOR --------------------------- 32,384,042 4,621,784 LO,564,999 67,591 915,720 10,898,4t4 4,796,206 519, ALASKA ANCHORAGE ------------------------------- 2,105,157 124,075 398,306 94b,330 168,04t 16,905 451,500 -------- KETCHIKAN HARBOR ........................ 2,443,739 109,330 11372,817 223,125 66,583 542,609 128,892 4ETLAKATLA HARBOR ----------------------- 471,041 ----------- 71,462 3,957 10,919 292,561 92,142 ........... SITKA HARBOR ---------------------------- 912,167 18,229 t34,378 142053 30,430 580,767 5,510 ........... SKAGNAY HARBOR .......................... 1,504,747 725,243 636,201 141,434 20 1,849 .... ...... ........... VALDEZ HARBOR --------------------------- ID6,867,415 5,303 4,727 20,397 106,836,988 ........... ........... ........... WHITTIER HARBOR ------------------------- 298,L94 ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... WRANGELL HARBOR ------------------------- 563,949 7,592 173,506 7,24b 5,791 166,111 - 203,703 ----------- ARKANSAS HELENA ---------------------------------- 969,822 ........... .......... ........... ........... 296,742 656,865 36,190 CALIFORNIA ELLWOOD* ................................ 506,621 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- IU49OLDT HAR90R AND bAY ................. 1,494,923 11339 687,920 5?5,228 237,893 42,SQ3 ----------- ----------- LONG BEACH HARBOR ----------------------- U5,898,541 11,565,461 10,9S4,677 17,781,004 729,276 4,086,722 520,626 260,77D LOS ANGELES HARBOR ---------------------- 40,460,556 10,931,388 8,231,823 10,221,6$7 3,229,380 620,297 4,OS0,202 3,145,77o NEWPORT SAY HARBOR ---------------------- 290,575 ........... .......... 75 ----------- --- 290,500 ------- OAKLAND HARBOR -------------------------- 9,211,932 2,985,590 3,37S,073 Q25,239 8111,399 151,093 ------- PORT RUENEAE ---------------------------- 513,029 366,733 11,185 56,022 30,083 4,205 2Q,601 20o REDWOOD CITY HARBOR --------------------- 664,238 41,233 215,838 54,188 212,810 140,169 ........... ...... . . RICH40ND HARBOR ------------------------- 21,431,418 1,813,905 2,991,705 9,552,250 2,214,060 1,219,397 3,399,663 24;,;;o SACR44ENTO .............................. 1,227,391 136,425 75U,013 307,546 2-3,51il 890 ----------- ------ - SAN DIEGO ............................... 2,RS5,646 555,715 214,803 475,562 74,213 90,853 556,200 98;,;;; SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR -------------------- 2,822,999 1,062,960 1,013,835 31 3,804 416,508 324,418 1,440 STOCKTON -------------------------------- 1,369,448 419,452 1332,825 27,892 --------- 57,259 2,020 ----------- CONNECTICUT BRIDGEPORT HARBOR ----------------------- 3,036,418 b72,679 202 2,259,Q46 103,891 ----------- ----------- ----------- NEW HAVEN HARBOR ------------------------ 9,552,730 3,060,753 207,640 5,705,846 525,138 ----------- ----------- 53,350 NEX LONDON HAV50R ....................... 76Q,080 261,389 3,056 342,394 134,004 ----------- ----------- 24,000 NORWALK IAR909 -------------------------- bbB,406 ........... .... :----- 663,275 ----------- ----------- ----------- 5,130 STAMFORD HARBOR ......................... 694,974 ----------- ---- ----- 654,806 40,08A ........... ........... ........... DEL-A14ARE NEW CASTLE AND VICINITY ----------------- 11,292,068 4,194,961 * 37,447 314,203 2,401,bag 2,948,309 1,395,130 350 AIL41NGTDN HARBOR ----------------------- 3,464,008 2,309,039 238,258 99,595 55,089 S53,066 194,807 14,150 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON 4ARdUR ----------------------- 464,124 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 463,892 232 ........... FLORIPA CANAVERAL HARBOR ------------------------ 2,174,613 1,104,504 217,605 739,285 63 5,300 107,856 --------- CHARLOTTE lARaJR ------------------------ 1,007,075 ----------- ---------- 347,567 9,870 702 608,738 1 FERNANDINA HARBOR ----------------------- 359,117 50't'lo 197,gg6 1,328 ----------- ID3,765 5,428 --------- JACKSONVILLE HARBOR --------------------- 13,453,b75 3,859,055 21193,436 q,523,772 1,581,851 100,094 543,200 660,2 MIAMI HARBOR ---------------------------- 91260,060 1,742,377 1,250,178 487,473 565,834 30,372 183,826 ----------- PALM BEACH HARBOR ----------------------- 2,507,750 fbl,*29 836,102 196,780 812,272 sb9 396 ---------- PANAMA CITY MAR80P ---------------------- 2,647,400 43,370 4U5,994 ----------- ----------- 2,012,010 133,123 12,50 PENSACOLA HAR93R ------------------------ 1,576,881 41,aO9 263,937 Bjl7b9 61,534 773,531 352,301 ----------- PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR ------------------ 14,U45,487 3,739,577 610,424 9,174,796 473,335 16,572 33,781 ----------- TAMPA MAR93R ---------------------------- 44,303,389 5,383,008 13,780,404 17,444,796 7,598,772 2,618 17,730 76,060 OEEDON ISLAND* -------------------------- 783,408 ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... GEGR61A BRUNS41CK AAR33R ------------------------ 1,636,222 1,126,573 415,948 ----------- 11,760 75,741 4,200 --------- SAVANNAH HAR33R ------------------------- 13,20t,606 6,153,495 4,238,914 11677,941 633,820, 97,258 227,559 172,7;-0 HAAALI BARBERS POINT IARBORt OAHU -------------- 7,135,064 2,81e,968 323,912 3,376,816 621,367 ----------------------- ----------- 41LO HARBOR, HA6AJI --------------------- 1,3b5,768 bo,825 lb,237 905,144 383,562 ----------- ----------- ----------- HONOLULU HARBOR, OAHU ------------------- 9,73b,688 683,679 226,639 4,547,857 4,057,410 ----------- 10,373 150,730 KAHULUI HARBOR, MAUI -------------------- 2,035,247 41,096 9,371 1,217,392 767,388 ----------- ----------- ----------- KANAIHAE HARBOR, HAAAII ................. 671,202 42;505@ 29,849 300 290 916,422 7 82B 540, 498:558 4AWILIWILI HARBOR, KAUAI ---------------- 6 1?28 365 360 INDIANA MOUNT VERNON ---------------------------- 5r591,394 ........... .......... ........... 900 831,770 4,757,10J 11620 TONNAGE BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC NOT REPORTED. 20 ?Va"vw e6mmwc 1 TABLE 3--COM4EICE AT SELECTED PORTS EXCLJUING GREAT LAKES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTIVUED (IN TUNS OF 2,DDO POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC PORT TOTAL COAST41SE INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS - I LOCAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS ISRIPMENTS KN T OCKY LOUISVILLE ------------------------------ 9,362,237 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 6,432,024 2,930,211 ........... L.Ou IS I ANA 5ATONCROUGE ----------------------------- 73,401:202 8:690:046 14 329:75$ 7,836:110 3:138o371 15,333,552 22,763,921 I'SI9"440 LAKE HAiLES (CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS)- 31,730 771 14 9 7q 620 11:082 OIR 497 6 6 2 399,156 3,989,532 5,122,875@ 659,950 LAKEPROVIDENCE ......................... 979,724 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 796,960 IB2,744 NEA ORLEANS ----------------------------- 167,917,822@ 18,591,032 47,173,714 2,113,43t, 14,163,W 64,814,8F8 1715?81310. -AiNt 11 UCKSPOPT HARBOR ------------------------ 598,860 374,517 ;o '5q:910 ---- 7;777;; ------ 3..... 3 64,4331 ..... 7600; PORTLAND HARBOR 9,151,027 6,152,710 316 2,724 5 8 ---------- 0 .!:90 ST ..... ... .......... ........... EARSP 94AR9) ...................... 978,178 575,blb 7,634 33ti,945 55,933 MAWftAND I BALTIMORE AARB3R AND CHANNELS ----------- 57,488,624 14,bLd,895 10,160,919 2,357,756 3,194,055 2,953,814 768,846i 3,414,330 4ASSAC@OSETTS FALL RIVER HARdOR ----------------------- 5,006,804 310,921 ---------- 4,375,638 52,764 123,859 10,710 NE'j BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN HARBOR -------- 453,358 $2,773 3,94() 178,251 104,57B 65,367 ----------- 46,440 PORT OF BOSTON -------------------------- 19,629,871 10,266,477 655,939 6,796,805 1,248,089 23,356 ------------ 837,20o SALEM HARBOR ---------------------------- 1,428,413 316,569 15 1,096,311 15,086 ........... ........... 410 VINEYARD 4AVEN HARBOR ------------------- 318,971 ...... .... .......... 266,868 52,10S ........... ........... MINNESOTA 4144EAPOLIS ----------------------------- 1,506,329 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 847,108 b5l),221 ----------- ST. PAUL---! ------------------------------ 7,4J8,589 ------ ---- ---------- ----------- ----------- 3,670,172 3,748,017 ----------- MISSISSIPPI BILOXI HAR30R --------------------------- 1,853,539 ----------- ---------- ----------- 400 1,783,672@ 7,66:21947 ...... 3,320 GREENVILLE ------------------------------ 1,962,197 ........... .......... ........... ........... 1,254 9 1 07 6 3ULFPDNT 44RS@R ------------------------- 1,209,043 736,632 '7@40'494j ........... ........... 186:6080 44 , 237 ...... 266,555 270,742 ----------- "'111,297 ........... .......... ----------- ----------- P SCAGO 824,815 14,466,236 3,003,3331 59,712 S,139,664 1,016,675 u,tlS,570 21,620 VIC KSBUR -------------------------------- 2,879,083 96 l2q@ ----------- ----------- 2,101,886 766,471 lo'soo MISSOURI I PORT OF KANSAS CITY --------------------- 2,204,169 ----------- - ........ 1424,957 500,432 1,278,760 PORT OF METROPOLITAN ST. LOUIS ---------- 27,573,BB3 ........... . ........... .......... 6,743,298 18,324,932 2,503,660 NE4 HAMPSHIRE PORTSMOUTH H443OR ----------------------- 3,501,620 1,891,416 310,205 1,221,585 53,347 ........... ........... 25,06o "'E'@ JERSEY i@ C44DEN - GLOUCESTER --------------------- 7,8b5,736 2,796,25Q 1,382,852@ 72?,444 546,Wi 1,160,117 1,203,600 54,290 PAULSBORO AND VICINITY ------------------ 17,936,169 11,006,258 128,1094 854,125 1,7a$,845@ 2,325,111 1,701,208 172,Slo TRENTON IAR90R -------------------------- 827,529 ----------- ---------- - ........... ........... 827,529 ----------- ----------- NLA YORK HEMPSTEAD HARBOR ------------------------ 1,166,534 --------- 1,168:2 5,275 ---------- m- 4ORTHPO; 314,535 ----------- 9 36716 32 159 S 9,327 ---------- 132,884 PORT CH TTER HAR 31l,415 ----------- ----------- 1;;:;o PORT JEFFERSON HARBOR ------------------- 31664,501 340,062 3,199015 122,381 ----------- ----------- -- w ..... ;;. PORT OF 4LBAAY --------------------w ----- 7,375,043 2,036,316 148 1591 530,596 48,650 4,259,246 261,6DI 88, 0 PORT OF NE # YORK ---w-------------------- 154'536' 680 46,5o&,740 5 534:S32' 24,173,720 26,723,369 2,603,340 14,2491,174 34,749,800 TARRVTO0S IAR334 ------------------------ 304,741 ........... ... ...... ----------- ----------- 304,741 ----------- ----------- NORTH CAROLINA MOREHEAD CITY AARE,OR ----------------- 5,561,002 153,450 2,032,790 301,835 18,761 1,847,615 591,672 14,870 PDRT OF,ILMINGTUN ---------------------- 7,692,936 2,3214,97 724,46411 3,145,989 23,S631 60,973 1,348,344 64,590 OHIO CINCINNATI ------------------------------ 11,995,343 ........... .......... 1,286 ----------- 9,829,336 2,103,900 60,820 cjREGON COOS BAY -------------------------------- 7,761,681 11,917 84 343"113 42, L83 so 536@ 1,535,9(;o 366,300 2,01 bl':'eto 26 155 5 OOREGON,@SLDJGHI(IURT4.PURTLAAD:44RBOR)::: 6,163 5.97,8081 "'72 228 4 1' 471:227 79,712 --- ------- :O:T ASTOR44-::::.:::::::: 20,121 492 374 12:0 0 Li" : 13 555,338 216,557 Q36,284 7,140 T OF PDRTL NO 1!:8"129::43(7) 2, 98,609 . 965 565 2,42s 2@ '18,022 "4967,606 1,822,581 995,050 NAT"NAL SUM"NES 21 TABLE,3--CONMERCE;AT SELECTED PORTS EXCLUDING GREAT LAKES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CONTI.NUED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC PORT TOTAL CORSTWISE. INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS LOCAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 3REGON YAQUINA SAY AND HARBOR ------------------ 849,013 ----------- 188,438 ........... 71,17S ........... 569,400 ........... PENNSYLVANIA CHESTER ................................. 583,a36 185,577 6,361 650 ........... 384,345 6,503 ........... MARCUS HOOK AND VICINITY ---------------- ?8,154,337 16,545,059 30,738 2iO60,126 1,610,918 4,459,179 3,354,317 94,000 PENN MANOR AND VICINITY ----------------- 2,557,764 2,325,107 15,085 10,871 ........... 199,942 6,759 ----------- PHILADELPHIA H4RdOR --------------------- 37,336,977 ZI,176,810 21082,567 1,100,878 3,470,900 6,225,314 2,348,043 932p460 PITTSBURGH .............................. 28,BQD,424 ----------- ---------- ........... ........... 22,672,617 3,331,203 2,536,600 RHODE ISLAND NEWPORT HARBOR -------------------------- 466,924 431,190 ---------- 28,808 8,390 199 337 ----------- PROVIDENCE RIVER AND HAROUR ............. 7,450,640 2,52S,215 454,160 3,816p002 219,932 208,051 74,898 IS2,380 S3JTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON HARBOR ----------------------- 8,907,313 21995,535 2,561,993 3,021,697 158,486 52,187 28,659 so'sso GEORGETOWN HARBOR (NINYAH SAY) .......... 677,959 463,020 55,027 ....... ;... ........... 53,b56 job'Z56 ........... TENNESSEE CHATTANOOGA ............................. 2,521,823 ----------- ---------- 21 300 2,464,169 57,333 ........... KNOXVILLE ------------------------------- 351,719 ----------- ---------- ........... ........... 246,659 L02,825 230 MEMPHIS ................................. 11,200,918 ........... .......... ........... ........... 8,323,166 2,143,794 133,950 PORT OF NASHVILLE ----------------------- 3,655,015 ........... .......... ........... ........... 3,484,859 170,156 ----------- TEXAS BEAU40NT -------------------------------- 29,758,759 5,577,185 4,375,357 3,745,363 2,931,564 7,757,803 4,994,838 376,640 BROWNSVILLE ----------------------------- 1,234,059 135,396 239,109 ----------- 55,227 749,410 54,897 ........... CORPUS CHRISTI -------------------------- 51,239,602 25,061,834 4,358,682 ?38,212 10,117,832 2,331,92? 7,804,916 1,326,200 FREEPORT HARBOR ------------------------- 13,980,280 4,108,713 1,389,443 3,446,238 364,431 2,899,760 I,W,317 83,370 GALVESTON (GALVESTON CHANNEL) ----------- 8,684,216 642,996 5,696,710 ao7,bs5 1,249,196 543,112 142,747 21800 4ARBOR ISLAND --------------------------- 2,329,205 1,953,320 .......... ........... ........... 17,647 358,238 ----------- IOUSTDN (HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL) .......... 112,546,187 34,557,913 22,945,952 5,369,147 7,346,647 17,493,909 14,680,321 9,9S2r29O MATAGORDA SHIP CHANNEL ------------------ 4,995,099 3,596,583 ?50,457 ----------- ----------- 373,120 170,909 ........... ORANGE ---------------------------------- 771,03 ----------- 21 ........... ........... 703,105 68,547 ------ PORT ARTMJR ............................. 20,615,945 9,697,167 31019,358 866,134 2,08?,728 1,460,609 3,456,550 3 PORT ISABEL ----------------------------- 298,789 ........... 105 ........... ........... 91,327 a070S7 ........... SABINE PASS RARdOR ---------------------- 722,151 5 3,920 ----------- ----------- 286,120 429,356 750 TEXAS CITY CTEXAS CITY CHANNEL) --------- 37,233,420 16,793,110 2,004,052 4,719,30 3,939,180 4,515,415 5,042,771 219,S70 VICTORIA -------------------------------- 3,655,454 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- IP399,866 2,@55,SBS ........... VIRGINIA NORFOLK HARBOR -------------------------- 39,993,313 4,735,904 2S,254,212 l'US6,971 1,968,310 3,879,550 2,SO4,156 764,200 PORT OF HOPEWELL ------------------------ 1,214,934 50,160 338,785 7,070 124,9441 314,243 @79,712 ----------- PORT OF NEOPORT NEOS -------------------- 19,264fb49 1,016,558 15,722,082 504,653 254,669 S97,424 1,1 .47,282 21,980 PORT OF RICHM04D ........................ 2,678,925 23S,157 182,253 279,435 202PS44 1,149,4bi 630,075 ........... MASHINGTON ANACORTES HARBOR ------------------------ 13,667,075 1,713,101 1,030,5b4 8,127,793 1,512,453 504,716 764,388 34,060 BELLINGHAM BAY AND HARBOR --------------- 2,103,829 571,289 638,875 190,005 305,699 216,372 151,589 ........... EVERETT HARBOR AND SNOHOMISH RIVER ------ 1,200,173 541,518 2,002,323 ........... 672 1,890,183 b78,568 2,086,900 ;RAYS HARBOR AND CHEHALIS RIVER --------- 4,339,364 2,468 3,584,581 33,374 132,125 13,790 481,600 91,440 4AMMERSLEY INLET ........................ 414,953 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 8,804 Q06,149 ........ OLYMPIA HARBOR -------------------------- 911,464 200627 405,656 ----------- 19,36S 208,019 ?54,91T 2,;-0; PORT ANGELES HARBOR --------------------- 2,573,211 199,428 1ISS112us 12,102, 15,831 330,215 a64,05S 200,370 PORT GAMBLE HARBOR ---------------------- 641,897 ----------- 2,040 ----------- 95,894 320,717 223,246 ------ PORT OF KALAMA -------------------------- 6,326,167 59,075 5,804,9?1 ----------- 85,071 339,qlo 37,140 ------ PORT OF LONGVIEW ------------------------ 8,082,272 898,155 5,096,849 53,813 193,730 1,428,794 348,099 b2'830 PORT OF VANCOUVER ----------------------- 41275,129 797,930 1,579,632 25,265 24,628 1,731,120 116,554 .......... PORT T04NSeND HARBOR -------------------- 513PI25 213,912 37,692 ----------- ---------- 228,909 32,532 ----------- SEATTLE HARSDR-w ....................... 18,552,750 5,323,270 5,767,502 1,34?,727 9tb,lb; 3,264,55b 992,217 946,310 TACDMA HARBOR ........................... 17,129,788 3,BBQ,413 7,737,710 1,67S,775 1,324,530 1,613,157 478,317 415,880 OEST VIRGINIA HUNTINGTON ------------------------------ 18,722,337 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 304,523 lb,417,814 ----------- PUERTO RICO i 14TRATERRITONY 4AYAGUEZ HARBOR ------------------------- 451,412 300,659 13:,12581 88,337 14,9601 33,088 1,040 ----------- PONCE HARBOR ............................ 671,234 472,042 116, 9 46:675 29:9:2 b:340 SAN JUAN HARBOR ......................... 13,452,284 4,514,129 740 002@ 4,747 936 2,053 8 7 270 890 VIRGIN ISLANDS CHRISTIANSTED HARbOR, ST. CROIX ......... 486,21 293,497 66 31 9:432i 649 Is, 125,574, S% TH04AS HARBOR ----------------------- 615,5191 282,835! s 4941 4,0591 .......... @i 224,61 44,516 22 Wwo@ &xmew *40@d SMft, 1997 TABLE 3A--COMMERCE AT SELECTED AREA3f CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) MET,TOTAt. FOREIGN DOMESTIC AREA (DUPLICATIONS TOTAL, IN AREA ELIMINATED) IMPORTS EXPORTS COASTWISE LAKEWISEJ INTERNAL LOCAL DELAWARE RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, TRENTON* N. J- TO THE SEA BURLINGTON-FLORENCE-ROESLING, N. j .......... ........... 6419196 274,276 62 .......... .......... 363,141 3,697 CAMDEN-GLOUCESTER, N. J -------------------- ----------- 7,865,736 2096,254 10S20S2 1,268,616 ---------- 2,383,717 54,297 CHESTER, PA -------------------------------- ----------- S63,436 185,577 6,361 650 .......... 390,848 --------- LOWER DELAaARE SAY, DEL .................... ........... 15,190,561 3#523,053 7,090 384,226 ---------- 11,276,216 ----- MARCUS HOOK, PA., AND VICINITY ------------- ----------- 28,154,337 164545,059 30,738 3,671,044 ---------- 7,813,496 94 NEm CASTLE, DEL., AND VICINITY ............. ......... - 11,292,068 4,194,981 37,447 2,715,851 .......... 4,343,439 3SO PAULSBORO, M. J., AND VICINITY ............. .......... 17,936pt69 11,006f256 IaS,109 2.602,910 ---------- 4,026,319 172,513 PENN MANOR, PA., AND VICINITY -------------- --------- - 2,557,764 2,325,107 15,085 10,811 ---------- 206,101 PHILADELPHIA HARBOR,PA ..................... ........... 37pl3b,977 21fl7b,810 2,082,567 4,571,778 .......... 8,573,357 THOMPSON POINT, N. J., AND VICINITY ........ . ......... 324,379 81,960 .......... 59,239 ---------- 183,180 TRENTON HARBOR, N. J ----------------------- :......... 027,529 .......... .......... .......... .......... 827,529 ----- WILMINGTON dARBOR,DEL ...................... :.......... 3,464,008 2#309,039 236,25: 747:873 14,155: OTHER ...................................... ........... 347,002 41,804 76, 10 1549::Ob: 210 892 3 TOTAL ----------------------------------- IDS, 074,912 26,541,168 64,460,178 4,004,697 15,449,592 ---------- 41,354,710 1,272,011 HAMPTON ROADS,VA. HAMPTON CREEK, VA -------------------------- ----------- 565,537 .......... .......... .......... .......... 56sf4bs 72 NORFOLK.HARBOR, VA ......................... ........... 39,995,313 4,735,904 ZS,254,212 3,055,281 ........ 6. 6,183,708 764,208 PORT OF NENPORT NEWS, VA ................... ........... 19,264,649 1,016,558 15,722@0$2 759,322 ---------- 1,744,706 21,981 TOTAL ................................... $9,491,077 59,52$.499 5,752@462 40,976@294 3,814,603 .......... 8,493,879 766,261 CORPUS CHRISTI DAY, TEX. CORPUS CHRISTI,TEX ......................... :: ......... 51,239,602 25v0bltb34 4,358#682 10,356,044 .......... 10,136,836 1,3260aoq HARBOR ISLANWEX .......................... ......... 21329,aos 1,951,320 .......... .......... .......... 375,885 TOTAL ................................... $3,539,606 53,565,007 21,015,154 4,356,682 10,356,044 .......... 10,542,125 1#326@204 SAN FRANCISCO SAY, CALIF. CARQUINEZ STRAIS,CALIF ..................... ........... 18,436,857 1,214,927 2,287,593 10,942,012 .......... 3,817,981 174,344 OAKLAND HARBOR, CALIF ...................... ........... 9,211,932 2@085,590 3,37S,073 1,239,638 .......... 1,611,631 PETALUMA RIVER, CALIF ...................... ........... 1,675,340 .......... .......... .......... .......... 1,675,340 REDWOOD CITY, CALIF ------------------------ ----------- 664,238 41f233 215,838 266,998 ---------- 140,169 ....... RICHMOND HARBOR# CALIF ..................... ........... 21,434,418 11813005 2,991,705 11,766,310 .......... 4,619,260 240,236 SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF .................... ........... 1,400,217 136,428 754,013 336,060 .......... 152F916 20*800 SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR, CALIF ................ ........... 2,822,999 I'm'960 10013,835 3,835 .......... 740,926 1,443 SAN JOAQUIN.RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES .......... ........... 3,650,206 972#555 1,603,723 240,365 .......... 60S,523 2OF020 SAN PABLO BAY AND MARE,ISLANO STRAITv CALIF ------------ 7,130,235 93.644 414,935 4,035,469 .......... 2,581,187 ......... SUISUN BAY CHANNEL, CALIF 4,016,707 .......... 241,389 3,051,605 .......... 72S,513 ......... OTHER ------ w ............. 5,704,453 36,,652 125,b27 4,063,464 ---------- 11,293,297 270,413 TOTAL ................................... 72,307,84S 86,154,6.02 8,357,894 13,228,731 35,965,976 .......... 27,863,743 73S,259 CMICAGO,ILL@. AND IND. BUFFINGTON HARBOR, IND ........ o ........... o.......... 692,fe2s 13,705 ......... .......... 679,120 .......... ......... GARY HARBOR, IND* .......................... ........... 7,2b! 7,154,328 111,460 ......... INDIANA "ARBOR, IND ...................... o . ........... 12,293,380 489,731 25,770 PORT OF [email protected] ----------------------- ----------- 20,705,271 2,424,236 171,349 ;,539 2,932',890 12',449,5861 2#716,671 TOTAL ................................... i 41,61S,259 4i'999#30W 2,947,833 157,9921 S,S39@ 23,OS9,718 13,050,777@ 2,744,441 NATONAL SUMMARIES 21 TABLE 4--CUMMERCE AT SELEC@TED PORTS ON THE GREAT LAKES, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 114 TONS OF 2,000 PUUYDS) FOREIGN D04ESTIC PORT TOTAL IMPOR18 FXPORTS LAK hISE COASTWLSE 1 CA@ADIAN OVERSEAS CANADIAN OVERSEAS RECEIPTS SHIP4ENTS RECEIPT I I I L,TS. INTERNAL I L.CAl ILLiNors I PORT OF,,CHICAGO::::::::::::::::::: Q,705,2711 1,301,672 1,122,56Q 57,163 113,586 2,114,781 818,109 -------- - B., 449,586 2,716,671 A a 29 NAUKEGA H R OR 457,7301 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 057,730 ....... .......... ....... .......... INDIANA BUFFINGT 7,b92,8251 ---- ON 093 l9b@ 7 ;;77@; ATERAAY HAR i 75 335 11 ;,;;-3 17-,;-";,;77 BURNS 7"' 78 rARV HA BO INDIANA 11,111 21B,765 0 25 0 -icmrGAN ---------- -------- - ---------- ----------- ---------- ---------- -- N AR ALPE 166 2.,2.11 22!:@b 1,!29 C 1:'111:212 ..... - ------ -- ------- - -9 -------- ---------- .......... ALIITE* ----------------- 5,159,292 DR . 9'@ ..... 916,!!0 ----- - 1-1 .... - ; 6919 ..... .......... ESOA4ASA -------------- ".2, ......... '18 , ;R D HAVEN HARBOR A@2 GRAND RIVER ..... I -, @O 2q3:267 58 C@ .......... 1 212 136 261 5 -- 0@AR OR;R-:: ... 3,437 6":M .... - --------- ANa .. ................. 1 91:0"06 HOLLAN ....... --- 01:156 111 --- ---------- - r 77 .... !I ... ... LVDIN,10IAR! .................. 894 N 6 6 852 ..... !,!04 581:50B9 ---------- ----- 96 *AR IN, CIIY. .................. 4,19:253 ---- 2!,!!3 ---------- --- 90 540 *A GUETT E 4A;BDR ---------------- 411:1:91 - ----- ::::: -------- 1111,4,1 .... !5,lb AARYSVILLE 131,b75 ---- ;5,522 ---------- ,, ..... :: ::: 173 35,667 050 6 A @11RIC II . t6,016 4USKE GON HAR80R 20L IA6 2,314 3,539 ---------- 31,402 1, 144,494 17, 16, ------- ONTONAGON .4A Rs 3,2:1 ::. 10 D 04 ... !11:!b 1 RT IL IT1.2 ........................ P,856,325 ....... .......... .......... 2,856 1328 'DRI,S"* .............. '3U"" ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---- :: ---- ---- RD yp !539,0531 42,452 4,164 31,933 4,618 455,866 RT HURON ----------------- :::::: PO IIII --------- 3,173,394i .......... .......... .......... ..... --- ------ .......... .......... '. I.R 11,1219,141@ F DET 111,1!! 96 12":32@ 3Z",;;3 11,;;;",;;9 698,299 111 .......... 93 sas SOUE ... 4, 06 465 132,209 1,907,624 3,223,259 PRE HAR13OR ----------- ::::::::: 91332,567 ST. CL'AI'R!@ --------------- :::::::: .. ..... .. ---------- --------- ST. jo .11. 492 392 . ......... . ..... .......... 49?,392 ----- .......... ---------- ; ---------- STI 'E' ORT ............. 8,185,999 .......... --- ---- ----- ........... .......... 5,185,999 TRAVERSECITY'HARBOR ------------------- 253,225 ---------- ----- ;.;;,225 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 411NESOTA DULUTHT@ SUPERIOR HARBOR ------ Q36,555 66,48 1,774:6@1 2,!2b,!!l !2:., 1!.,111:6!1 A 1CONS HARBOR 7 555 009 - ---------- --------- ----- - 0 HA RBO RSIAG ;A 7,414,003 .......... .......... .......... . .. ........... .. . T 11 ATE --------- --- ---- ---------- -------- NLm YORK OSROIES "116:%'@ 132:113 I:bO3 ------- -- 21:2;1 ---- PO T OOFaUFFA 1 0 9,; 1412 2 77 90 3 9 a 63 11,174 1,202 1 9 ;6,2 ----- OHIO ASHTABULA 1@5:2@9 151,B13 4,557,5.B 45:026 2,094,907 1,?25,094 .......... "EVELAND 4ARBOR 3 91 07 901 573 S41,526 371,87. Q!,ID 302 502,300 ----- A :0 1:753, ..... .. . .. ... CONNEAUT H RBUR ------------------- 1:0":"0 1@1:1@1 65"11, 1@8' 189 86DI:773 10HAR 5 ........ !! ::::: ..... ........ . ..... Fl 11 R' 2 077 232 25,675 21 530,540 3!. 491 .... P4,426 0 1 .......... '11@ ---------- 475 171 .... .. .. ......... 4LUORA14 HARBOR ---------------- '2' 5 B, , ,""6., ------- -------- , N .......... 4,372,412 54,. .......... .... !! .... .......... 101 4 8 1 ------- ........ 247,072 RSL 14 ....... .. .......... ... ;A E'EID ........ ;7 - ::::::: .......... 1,09B:3!2 1:091 759,080 ---------- ... NOU I, 8 6,211,72 3 y 3 TOLEDO HARBOR .................. 7 1,160,899 368,945 4,990,016 1,313,949 3,b97,258 4,519,04S ---------- ----------- I PENNSYLVANIA ERIE HARBOR ---------------------------- 971,32D 93,123 36,973 ---------- 19,760 578,611 ---------- .......... .......... .......... 240,553 AISCONSIN I DULJTS,;YSUPERID!.HillOR::: --- 6:462:667 436,,555 ll:,IIol GREEN HARBOR ...... ..: .!.,7:4:!!7 2, 526, 3" 1:52;,,930 476,2!1 654,014 :::[6.'l@'1'2.3 44, 241 83 ,11, Iao ::::: 4ILOVAUKEE -------------------- -------- 23 " '1' 75 2 90 052 0 .......... .......... SHEBOYGAN HARBOR .............. -------- 37B,985 ILb,923 ;?;,55; 5@ 1 2 843,185 30,165 3,293 .......... .......... ........ TONNAGE BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC 'JOT REPORTED 24 W&m4ww &wuxmw 4 flie Za&d StUfat, 1997 TABLE S-- C044ERCE ON SELECTED WATERWAYS OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TOM- MILES ftATERNAY TONS 41LES PER (000 OMITTED) TO N ANACOSTIA RIVER, D. C.................................................................................. 464,1241: 928 2 APPOMATTOX RIVER, VA ................................................ .................................. 1,454,416: 12,732 9 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERKAYI BETWEEN NORFOLK, VA., AND THE ST, JOHNS RIVER, FLA. (NET) ------------------------------------------- 4,661,055@ 399,739 as U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLK - VIA DISMAL SWAMP CANAL ROUTE .............................. 920 25 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLK - VIA GREAT BRIDGE LOCK ROUTE ------------------------------- :: 1-9:956 14 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, hIL4INGTON ............................................................ 3,080,132@ 249,460 at J. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON --------------------------------------- 566,876 77153s 132 U. S. AR14Y ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ----------------------------------------- 605,631@ 38,991 64 0. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE ----------------------------------------------------- 3781 7S3 8:877 24 SAY RIDGE AND RED HOOK CHANNELS, N. Y............................................................. . 1,76 :981 4 036 2 3LACK44TER RIVER 390,715 5,079 13 aRETaN SAY,MD 884,311 5,306 6 @l X R VER, N: Y............................................................................. 283,736 S67 2 aRUOPERMIL9 ANNEL ""922,791 1,854 2 CAp E CO 0 CANAL; 3901969@ 251,113 Is CAPE FEAR RIVE A8 OV@ 07L41NGTON, N. C ------------------------------------------------------------ 277:110 12,547 45 CHANNEL TO NEO PO RT 14ENS, VA ........................................................................... 25,944 209 129,699 5 CHELSEA RIVER'MASS.................................................................................... 10,126,320 27,699 3 C14OPTANK RIVER,4D..................................................................................... 1 367,2W 51245 14 CHDAAN RIVER, N. ci:: ..................................... 392,423 T500 47 CONEY ISLA4D CHAN N. Y 2,263,521 264 1 CONNECTICUT RIVERNSELOhm ................................ 1,255,696@ 48,251 38 i)ELAOIARE,aAY BAY #ATERNAY - VIRGINIA PORTION .............................................. 45,900 3,965 at DELAmARERIV E;,CMESAPEAKE TRENTON, N. J., TO THE SEA (NET) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 110,278,964 6,499,249 77 AT CA40ENJ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4:30B:176 1 1@1 ... 7: ' L%DE 526@ 42,162 SETWEE N P141 @;,HI,AIPAj,,AND TRENTON, N. J ------------------------------------------------------ 8,938, PH IL ADELP 41A,PA., To TH EA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 110 028 652, .,3 57,087 7b EAST CHESTER CREEK , N. Y............................................................................... 1,517,216' 7,307 5 EAST RIVER,N.Y....................................................................................... 38,613,6& 528,922 14 EAST ROCKA4AY INLET, 4: Y 1,075,477 075 EE N -;- 1: 2 FLUSHING BAY ANO CR K: 1,7bB,173' 3 9 OWANUS CANAL, N;Nyj::.@ ............................................................................... 575,873 :1110 a 0ft ANUS CREEKCH NY............................................................................ 2,lb2,388 2,162 1 GRAVESEND BAY, N. Y.................................................................................... 2 153,441 2,359 1 4ACKENSACK RIVERI.N. J.........................................................!------------------------ 2:573,774' 18,934 7 11A4PION CREEK ' V..................................................................................... 565,537@ 11685 3 4ARLEM RIVER, N. Y..................................................................................... 681,909 2,687 4 IUDSON 'IVER, DEEP WATER IN UPPER SAY, N. Y., TO OATERFORD, N. Y. (NET) ------------------------------------------- 20,840,622 11451,942 70 4OUTmOF SPUYTEN DJYVIL CREEK CHARLEM RIVER) TO OATERFORD, N. Y ------------------------------------- 17,815,8t6 1,245,798 70 HUDSOI RIVER CHANNEL, N.Y, A114D N, J ................................................................ 20,441,162@ 206,14S to INLANDAATERWAY FRO" DELA4A,RE RIVER TO CHESAPEAKE BAY, DEL. AND MD. - CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL ---- 15,368,052 714,454 46 INTRACUAST4L AATER.AY' JACKSONVILLE TO MIAMI'A.......................................................................... 185,54A 8,902 48 MIAMI TO KEY HE8N FLA.:@ ........................................................................... 494,911 29,805 60 JAMAICA BAY,1) Y...................................................................................... 2,981,9LS@ 35,948 12 iAM ES RIVER,V; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10,0Q0,64b 612,600 61 LOOJER EUTRANc E CHANNELS, NLA YORK HARBOR, N. Y ......................................................... 94,412,S961: 944,126 10 41A41 RIVER, FLA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 617,270 1:851 3 AYSTIC RIVER, MASS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,99b,bl6 4044 1 AANTICOKE RIVER (INCLJOING NURTH-LST FORK), DEL. AND 4D ------------------------------------------ 353,ILI 1 8 33 NARRONS OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. AND VT ---------------------------------------------------------- 215,842@ 11,111,11, la lEA YORK AND NEel JERSEY CMANNELS, N. Y. AND N. J ------------------------------------------------------- L05,040,830 1,072,280 10 NENAR BA 2@:533:717 98:550 3 AEATD4 CR' KY NEEK N 2 708 6 1 4 346 2 NORTHEAST (CAPE FEAR) RIVER, N. C---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,005,723 5,029 5 3CCDaUANCR EEK, VA ..................................................................................... 84Q,466 5,067 6 OYSTER SAY, VY................................................................................... 363,846 453 1 A4LICO AND T;R @7;:RS, N, C--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,446,100 62,530 26 PASSAICCRIIERER7."J, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,414,212 11,716 2 PENOBSC T'IV A NE ................................................................................. 1 297 074@ 18,203 14 RISIATAGOA RIVER IAIIE AND N4 3:50, : 0 t2,435 4 PO,DMOKE RIVER, ; ANO,VA.:.- 298,16,220 ,264 6 POTOMAC RIVER BELO WAS IN@T;N, D. C ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,2 is,308 19q3,787 62 RARITAN RIVER,TO.ARTHJR KILL CUT-UFF CHANNEL, N. J----------------------------------------------------- 31938,625 3,939 1 AARITANR VER N J.................................................................................... 4,646,197 9,704 2 iDA4OKERIVER,",,C ---- 207,331 7,205 35 SCMUYLKILL RIVER, 6,726,157 24,337 3 SHIPYARD RIVER,S. C............................................................................... 1,516 1:519 1 H U:974 95 ST. JO NS RIVER, FLA., JACKSONVILLE TO LAKE HARNEY ..................................................... i!9 817 27 PUS SVSaUEhATN A RIVER ABOVE AND BELOn HAVRE DE GRACE, MD --------------------------------------------------- 719,722 5,749 8 THAMES R VER, CO NN -- --------------------------------------------------------------------" ----------- 292,502 1,695 6 JPPERaAY,VEm Yup; :;BOR, N. Y. AID N. j ------------------------------------------------------------- 134,QsUlb 6'@ 442,626 3 AESTCHESTER CREEK, N. Y-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 258,177 6?1 2 4EY14OUTH FORE IIIER, 038@:R-:;: .... 96:665 12:641 28 nCOMICO RIVER LAS ": RN SMD. 971 002 3 949 5 0HA N.CT 28 981 7 079 R@,3 329,5391 330. 1 ILMINGT R30 (SEE POR OF -IL-INGTON, N.C., FOR FOHT DATA) ---------------------------- 7,9 ]a 21, .ODS HOLE CHAN, mh S.......................................................... .............. ::, YORK RIVER, VA -------------------------------------------------------------------- :: ---------------- "062,381 44,547 9 CALUMET,SAGCHANN@L'ILL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6,127 480 134,987 Z2 CHANN@Ls 114 LAKE ST-CL '\ IR: ------- 58,520:862 .... C @111CA '0 RI'ER "'AI" A,0 NO RT ILL '::'3: 806 2,819 H A@o RIVER ISOUTH BRI C117 ------------------------------------------------------------- 2 It 066 9,542 4 A 01Y AN 1@L lb,598,820 227,460 14 CHIC 5SA ITAR D SHIP CANAL, ................................................................... DETROITRI ER,ICH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62,606,583 1,6S9,912 26 G Y RA S REEFIASSAGE, -ICH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I A,464,160@ NCLUDED IN DELA4ARERRIVERR,,PHILADELPHIA, PA., TO THE SEA. INCLODED IN $T@ECLAI RIVE MICH. T3N-41LES NUT z, ORTED NATIONAL SUMMARIES 25 TABLE 5-- COAIERCE ON SELECTED e@ATER4AYS OF THE UNITED STATES, CALE4DAR YEkR 1987.-COITINUED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TON- 41LES AATERoAY T ON 3 MILES PER C000 04ITTED)l TON ILLINOIS 4ArER,VAY, ILL ................................................................................. 41,411,?2q 7,9B5:057i 193 NIAGARA RIVER, 4.Y ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 341,980 1 ROUGE BEVER, MICH ...................................................................................... 7,161,701 SAGINAA RIVER- 64:342:102 ' 17 ST CL A,R 8 39S 719 2,276,999i ST: MARYS FALL CAi'AL, MHHIGAN AND.SAULT.STE MARIE, ONTARIO SHIP CANAL, CANADA ------------------------- 62,459,896 MIC . ..... ... ..... ... ....... 0................................................. 1 61,474,568 S T.14ARYS RIVER, 3,670,971 LABAMA CUOSAMRIVERS;CALA; AND 2, 79 911 245,044@ 112 -11PALACHI@OLA, ATTAHO BEE AND FL ........... .-I I : T C 911 9bi 86,357; 95 ATC11AFALAYA RI VER LA,MORGAN CITY TO GULF OF MEXICO ---------------------------------------------- 5415 400 193,492;; 36 BARATARIA SAY 14T@R4A;l LA 830:65 lf,g.b, 21 AM SS ... I I BAYOU C SOTTE, 26:(@07 Ql, Z1,472 5 BAYOU L4FOURCHeAD LAFOURCHE JUMP OATERMAY, LA ------------------------------------------------------ 956,451 17:127: 17 BAYOU LITTLE CAILLOU, LA ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1,137,423 3 b57 3 BAYOU TEC14E AND VER-ILIaN NIVER, LA ------------------------------------------------------------- 857,2841 IS,238. 15 BAYOU TECHE, 1,05U,445@ 40,717. 39 BAYOU TERREB0N N 166 '21S 2, 776 17 a I A CK ARR OR AND 1JM6IGrjEE RIVER3r ---------------- 16 7S7 982 3,881,032;232 3RAZUSHISLIAN0@i "H0 RITEX.C4 k T E R @, A Y I : S 3 2 " 8 2 8 ... ; ; CALCASIEU IVER AND "A LA -------- --------------------------------------- 31, 730,771 337 oor C -1 A -4 NRIC 033: . . . .. . EL TO PA A IS, TEK ------------------------------- o --------------------- 4,995,u99 124:8M. 2S CAAN,vEL To VICT0HIA, TEX 3::55:4541 100:7105@ 27 CHICKASAd CREE4, .LA.- 5 98 309 it 30@ 2 CHOCOLATE 8AY)J, TE ..:: ....................................................o .......................... R,756 380 24,314 9 COLORADO RIVER 414D FLOOD DISCHARGE CHANNELS, TEX ------------------------------------------------------- 693:5851 10,40" 15 CORPUS CHRISTIU3HIP C4ANNELr.TEX 53,539,806 I'l 77,679 22 DICKINSON BAYO Tlx.@I;@;;- 4 3"05 9 48 25 20 SCA4BAcu ol 110 :5 EIA '0 CONE ;Z:. A,,D_ALA:I.E!iCAMBIA-BAY,.F@A:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1,4' FRESHNATER 34yOU, Lk ------- --- - -------- ---- --- 244,551 4,064! IT C U.4 0AL, F 2, '006, 286 14,640 5 jJLF 0.TY C..............o.......................................................... GULF IWTRACOASIAL hATER.AY' dET V, EEN APA@ALHEE BAYL.F@A AN!.THE.,mExICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ o ------------ 107:0632:420 19: 189: 4 98 179 4DRGANCIT'.PORT14 1 N R;@TE - --- ------------------------------------------- ------------------- 19 82 661@ 1,79 912 60 HOUMA NAVIGATION CANAL L A 1,411,893i 31,902 23 EAV INA. RHARBOR NIGATIOl CAI;L 7,558,379 20,932 3 INTRACOASTAL4ATERnAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA -------------------------------------- 749,041 23,646 32 SON 745 2 336 4 T "5617: 21 i ONN 3 BAYOU, LA LAKE PONTCHAR RAIN, 1 2 538 35 123 MATAGORDA SHIP CHANNEL; TEX;:;5@-;,- 124:2694 25 14ERMENTAJ RIVER BAYOU NEZ 4 : 93 96 50 : 18 93 79 '13 33 32 4ER ENTAJ RIVER: LA .. ..............:............................................................. 1,396,7S2 35,obt 25 CHO 04T*-;LA::: ............................................................................ '67 OKEE BEE, E AY, 675 656 169 25 PETIT ANSE, TIGRE AND CARLIN BAYOUS, LA::::: 1:574 6:Bol@ 4 ECjX 974 26 SABINEHEShATER AY, TE 71 723' 2,0 0 217 SANBER;ARND RIVE R, rEX. ................................................................ 360:272: 9,367 26 r.4ARKS RI El,FL ........................................................................... B89 3261 9,777 Il ERE ........... . 35 V THREMILE CE1, A--------------------------------------------------------- - ---- - --- 8 TRIBUTARY ARROYO COLORADO TEX 71B4 01 EE OATERWAY CONNECTING T04SIG5 3,647,3ZO@ 684,211 IBB Ro A TERAAY F 979,288@ 3:690 4 ONSON BAYDU: FLA.-- 763,265 1 190 2 ALLEGHENY RIVE R' PA:;.(!MPR!!!D.PORTION) --------------------------------------------------------------- 3,894,232 58,785 is ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, 6@0 '1" 8841 462 70 BARK Ey I 4T9: ICANAL, CU"8ERL;7;'D TE;N 11: 630 14 959 2 BIG SAND Riv ER, TUG AND LE'ISA FORKS, 9, 132, 171 42,298 5 CLfHy ;50,714 1,265 5 INC AND E"DRY RIVERS, TENN ......... .. CUMBERLAND RIVER' %OUTH T3 41LE 55Z (NET) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15,28q,t,01 1:46Q:954 96 MOUTH TD,ASHVILLE, TENN ---------- 15,278,68Q 1 424 966 93 44SHVILLE;,TENII; TO,4ILE 552::::: 743,636' 48 EN R ' ............................ GREENSANDR7A , , 'VE!S KY. 1,121,784 688 72 dI01AS EE VEREN. -------------- i; 1:0135:560 18,795 19 ILLINOIS RI ER, 1 3 H 1938 KANA:,A RIVVR, @.LVA -------- b 2 7 401 1,025 4826 KASKUCKIA RrIVER'ILL ...... 2,1:3:5171 67:379 24 KENT KY RIVER, Ky-:::::::: ................ 6 100, 6 891 5 LITTLE KAVA HARI iR, vA 35 4891 1789 3 LITTLE RIVER@, IA." ------- ..... 281:9112@ 211"480 joj -;i-@@-UVIGATION SYSTEM --- -------------- :: "g IK 037 08 MCC ELLAN - IRR Al 1,6 211 4INNESOTA 3 309,65S 47,138 14 --------------- ::: MISSISSIPPI RIV - G ....................... ................. 7,702,79a 4bb,QS0 bi MISSISSIPPI RIV ER, 4INNEAPOLIS, MINN:: TO MOUTH OF PASSESRINET)@ 423 P, 1 4-i;;9; 2 2 "7 4INNEA OLIS 11 N114 TO MOUTH OF 4ISSOU RIV 82;;6 71 MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVERTO MOUT 'I OF OHIORI 104,491'saal 17,660,486 171 MOUTH OF0Hjo 4IV ER TOBUT No T 14CLU DI NG,6ATON "" 75::0000 104:547:786 623 ATON ROUGE, LA TO UT OT INCLUDIN,N 11 289,38"8,6 20 334 504 70 aa Sr .... .. 5, NEW ORLEANS LA:: TO MDUTN" OF PASSE ----:- - - 97 6 5 21,928,758 ab MISSOURI RiVER, FA"R T BENTO N' 6:735 :93,B ,05, S26 ISI K NSAS CITY To TH 6 315 9 8 769 223 1Z2 OMAHA To KANSAS CITYOU.H::-:::::.::::: ............... ............................ ................. I,564,692 251 43Z 16! SIOUX CITY to OM AMA-::-:--o -----------------------------------------------o ......................... 429,472 36, 872 5 140NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND 32,12,525 1,366,8fQ7 42 MOUTH OFYAZUO RIVER, MISS. ,bltll,O,l 714S5 4 TON-41LES NOT REPORTED. 26 Wam&ww &wa@ 4 ffw Wae&d Swa, 19f 7 TABLE 5-- COMMERCE ON SELECTED WATERMAYS OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 1987-CONTINOED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TON, MILES WATERNAY TONS WILES PER (000 OMIT TE'I TO N OHID RIVER, PITTSBURGH TO MOUTH ........................................................................ t97,173,079 46,671,839 247 OUACHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1,198,933 113,111 94 RED RIVER BELOW FULTON, ARK ............................................................................ 3,718,77t 317,t72 55 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .................................................................... 41,706,005 6,418,418 154 WHITE RIVER, ARK., BELOW BATESVILLE, ARK --------------------------------------------------------------- 436,192 51,088 117 11 OLF 1,353:07a 3:499 3 IAZOO RIVE MIS 371 516 25 819 b9 CAR!UINEZ STRAIT, CALIF -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27,345,013 166,438 7 COE R OTALENE LAKE AND ST. JOE RIVER, IDAHO ............................................................ 569,470 10,87S 19 MOUTH TO INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY (NET) ............................................................... 45,72b,160 4,566,31a 106 AT BAKER SAY, @ASH .................................................................................. 6,654 7 1 COLU4BIARAND LONER -ILLAMETTEERIVER;GBELOO VANCOUVER, NASH., AND PORTLAND, OREG --------------------- 45,662,083 3,330,506 73 VANCOUVE , NASH., TO THE DALL 3, OR --------------------------------------------------------------- 9,235,986 b14,104 66 COLUMBIA RIVE8 ABOVE THE DALLES DAA, WASH. AND DREG., TO MCNARY LOCK, WASH -------------------------- 6,972,064 672,317 96 COLUMBIA RIVEq AND TRIBUTARIES ABOVE MCNARY LOCK AND DAM TO KENNENICK, NASH ......................... 6,423,567 249,32S 39 aET7EEN,NENATCHEE AND KETTLE FALLS, WASH ............................................................ 206,61? 2,066 10 COL 048 4 R VE R. COOS AND MILLIC04A RIVERS, OREG ........................................................................ 980,536 7,949 8 LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CANAL, NASH ....................................................................... 1,620,400 MULTNOMAH CHANNEL, OREG ................................................................................ 1,182,378 7,342 6 OLD RIVER, CALIF -------- .............................................................................. 132,330 3,270 2s PETALUMA RIVER, CALIF .................................................................................. 1,675,340 2,776 2 SACRAMENTO RIVER DEEP WATER SHIP CHANNEL, CALIF -------------------------------------------------------- 1,220,070 49,35S 40 SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF ................................................................................ 1,400,217 52,304 ST SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,771,086 70,557 19 SAN PABLO AND MARE ISLAND STRAIT, CALIF ---------------------------------------------------------------- 34,744,637 383,310 11 'ERGIUS AND OHITESTONE NARROWS, ALASKA ----------------------------------------------------------------- 785,631 5KAGIT RIVER, NASH ..................................................................................... 244,85b 2,931 12 SNAKE RIVER, DREG., *ASH., AND IDAHO ------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,644,925 400,738 bb SUISUN SAY CHANNEL, CALIF ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9,038.239 74,664 6 SOINOO184 CHANNEL, NASH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,643,098 4,77t 3 UMPQUA RIVER, DREG ..................................................................................... 368,438 51352 is WILLAMETTE RIVER ABOVE PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RIVER, OREG ................................................ 2,619,975 12,765 5 ARANGELL NARRDhS, ALASKA ............................................................................... 874,667 20,816 24 YUKON RIVER, ALASKA .................................................................................... 41,364 14,491, 350 T3N-MILES 140T REPORTED. TABLEI 6--TON-RILEASE! OF, FREIGMT@ CARRIED ON TME@ INLAND WATERNAYS OF. THE, U*ITED STATES,. BY SYSTEM,, CALENDAR YEARS 1986-1987 (OOD OMITTED) SYSTEM 1986 11.7 A,TLANTIC,COAST,WATERWAYS ................................................................................. GULF COAST'?JATtRMAYS .................................................................... 2S,660,069 2s,:?51650 .................... 36,9 9 172 744 PZSSISSIPPI@RIVER'SYStEll, INCLUDING ORIO,RIVER,ANO@TRIBUTARIES ............................................. 239,2570184 2SI,S?7:202 CIFMCOAST@VJATERNAYS .................................................................................... GREATILAKES'3YSTEMO ........... i............................................................................. 67,908,541 72,S42',B3l TOTAL ................................................................................................ 392,,603,712' 410,736,972, DOES NOTtINCLUDEfTRikFFICISETWEEN@FOREIGN PORTS. TABLE 7 TON-41LEAGE OF UNITED STATES FREIGHT CARRIED ON THE GREAT LAKES BY AREA, CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (000 OMITTEn) FOREIGN D04ESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN COASTNISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL AREA AREA TOTALS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS AND THROUGH A NO THROUGH A N D THRUUGHI AND THROUGH AND THROUGH! ANO SHIPMENTS SHIPMEvTS SHIPMENTS SHIPMENT SHIPMENTS SHI P MENTS LAKE SUPERIOR 20,480,69S 1,013,626 ---------- 1,962,o2o .......... 211 ------- 17,503,98S ........... ---------- ....... 853 ST. MARYS RIVER 31670,971 6 171,680 12,084 354,014 --------- 50 12,250 3,120,887 .......... ....... F----------- LAKE MICHIGAN INCLUDING THE PORT OF CHICAGO (CHICAGO z HARBOR, NORTH BRANCH, SOUTH BRANCH, SANITARY SHIP > CANAL, CAL04ET-SAG CHANNEL, LAKE CALUMET A14D CALUMET HARBOR AND RIVER) 12,851,330 829,044 ---------- 1,111,Q55 ---------- 171 ------- 10,492,337 151 244, 100 10 1 , "p 5 72,974 0 LAKE HURON 15,983,247 11,403 1,266,945 653,134 1,945,837 --------- 176 2,965,209 9,131,715 ---------- a, 828 .......... ST. CLAIR RIVER, INCLUDING CHANNELS IN LAKE ST. CLAIR 3,330,375 483 313,751 4,433 631,967 --------- 46 153,065 2,224,584 .......... 2,04 .......... DETROIT RIVER l,bs9,97t 20,586 170,909 15,701 362,789 13 25 162,050 926,314 1,112 172 rm LAKE ERIE, INCLUDING UPPER NIAGARA RIVER 9,737tigs 539,321 1,4?2,Oq7 3,420,994 95?'999 ......... 294 3,386,271 8,352 1,435 ....... 5,425 01ELLAND CANAL, S94'jsq .......... 245,638 176 347,305 ......... 36 ---------- 1,604 .......... ...... .......... LAKE ONTARIO, INCLUDING LOWER NIAGARA RIVER 206S2,863 424 1,455,634 384,131 803,279 --------- 188 2,861 6,260 86 ....... .......... ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, BETi%EEN INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY LiNE,AND LAKE ONTARIO 1,581,432 756 1,019,906 5, D61 S53,359 --------- ------- 2,348 .......... .......... ....... .......... TOTAL@ 72,542,831 4,415,951 1 6,066,560 7,S69,1921 S.951,549 395 815 34,6 80,376 15,419,867 245,621 113, 0@@@? 9,4211 TON-MILES OF FREIGHT CARRIED ON THE WATERWAYS OF THE UNITED S TA TES, 19 78 - 198 7 450 400 424.61 409 / 35o T 382 392. 0 3512, / 300 N B / 250 L L m / 200 0 18A. /100 50 0 77. 70.1 81 MISS. ru VER SYSTEM GREATLAKES /0THERS 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1993 1994 1985 1986 1987 YEAR NATMAL SUM"ES 29 TA64E $--COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC;ON THtMISSISSIPPI-RIVER SYSTEM,* CALENDAR YEARS 1976-1987 (4ET;TRAFFIC) FOREIGN-AND COASTWIMTRAFFIC YEAR FOREIGN=COASTWISE INLAND GRAND EXPORTS I RECE TOTAL TRAFFIC TOTAL IMPORTS IPTS SHIPMENTS SHORT TONS 1976 67 027,25 59,869,890 S,SS8222@:7:370:125 152,855,495@13:S::I::86; 496:366:363 96,02,802 5v 6?8'S62 9:72@:794 9 905 140 185,292,9t9 3 1 4 91 S36 826 836 1978 ................................................... 98,57 ,3167:2S2,688 14 33 2, 003 17@,404,538 197,563,541 135S,364,514 552',928,055 1979 .................................................. los.,8s8,98 73,255,062 12,780,791 20,274,910 212,169,7511370,757,973 592,,927,724 19:0 --- 90,772,10 11&:299:660 17,768,198123,811,964 216,64?,927136S,569,149 584,212,076 19 ---- 80,094,42 98 a6o 761121,SS3,015 23,189,745 223,106,9441362,930,042 586,036,986 1 56:708:09 100:756:36,8 14:659:479 20 10 47 3011192:,171:236-347,414,116 539,645,354 1963 32 320 12 95 763 62318 317 757 201,82:583 167 B4 0861351,953,271 S19,137i3S9 17a 34,074,86 85,856,GS2 19,944,201 16:798:32; 56,9sb:777@396: 56 "' 543:52418bq 1 34 48,956 4Za 37a 58:0" IS27,808 '570 985 --- 27,040,31 81 009 372 21:739:390 9 67 li -15 118:02 81,054,7:6 19,3418,377 1 :01,1111. 196 38:087 06 93:688:5 b17 9 1 514 18.56 3721IS3,597,567 402, 1 155b 499,441 198, -1:505:233 169,222,369 414,175,84S 583,398,214 TON-MILES (OOD OMITTED) 1 11:713 8:::29:962 1:473:469 2:b39 13 24:611 j64::3;:947 496 359 (,:36 '09:6, ':@12 1977 6 23 158 21 136 744 .11 3b 329 91859 66 2 7SO,@:::::35:611 '6 2,, 6, 4, 16,771,65 lo'l 707,942 2*740,751 32,329'M 176, 83, '3 211., 6 616 3,079, 9 1 -F 9 197 17,592,665S 11,022,559282 0 934 33 35 84 436,t4l@218,11%',27 19:0 ................................................... 15,135,789 12,965,425 3,to550,956 3,786,062 35,438,232 193,492:23.4:228,930,466 19 1.................................................. 13,314,366 14,375,436 4,159,336 3,527,113 35,376,253 199,050 7331234,426,986 19:2 .................................................. 8,803,571 AS,130,210 2,95S,20S 3,211,367 30,100,3S3 187,890,327 217,990,680 19 3.................................................... 5,095,571 14,631,875 3,565,169 3,091,935 a6,384,550 196,680,195 223,064,74S 198 13,130,115 3,539,022 24436,699 24,331,685 210,297,576 234,629,261 ........ 5,225 q9 19 ........ ::: 4., "' :18 9012,551,382 3,857;6171 2:6,06:492 23,129,475 201,584,645 224,714,120 r S05,132 12::19:942 3:1@11'6.. 2,411,S50 24:!13:971 215:179,4481, 239,2113,452 ... 1,9.0,41- 14, 52, 3, 19 7 7 680 3 566 66 2 4 4 511126 9 S43 2 5 251,571,979 INCLUDES THE MAIN CHANNELS AND ALL@TRI80TARIES OF THE MISSISSIPPI, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, AND'OHIO RIVERS. TABLE 9--COKPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC ON THE 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN., TO THE MOUTH OF PASSES, CALENDAR YEARS 1976-1987 (NET TRAFFIC) FOREIGN AND COASTWISE@TRAFFIC YEAR FOREIGN COASTWISE INLA D GRAND I TOTAL TRAFNFIC TOTAL IMPORTS I FXPDRT3 I RECEI____F_ S Ts SHORT TDNS 67:027:258 59:869::90 8:588:222 17,370,12S 15?,855,49S 203,326,232 3S&,183,727 16 @2. @11 51 628 62 9 720 794 9,905,140 IR5,ZS2,919 211,465,297 396,771,216 11:252::El: 14;332:003 17:404:538 ;97:56S:541 215,5:2:419 413:065::760 197 5,858 9 8 73 25S &2 7791 20 274 91012 169 751 :1;;000 8430 1 70, 1980 .................................................. 90 77 2,10586,290 'b6017,Z01,198 23,811,964 2,8,642,927 2 9 1,15144 I'S 44 1179 19:1 .................................................. 80,094,423 96,269,7bl 21,553,015 23,189,7QS 223,106,944 223,275,410 446,382,3S,. 19 S6,708,090100,156,360 14,659,479 20,047,301 192,111,238 215,427,418 407,S98,6Sb 32,320,125 95,7-63,623 18,317,757 20,782,533 167,184,068 224,951,34S 392,135,4S3 _11:074,.1,6 15:856,1152 19:944:201 16:798:32q LS6,,956,777 2:0:3:9:2:9 397:346:066 196 27,040,313,:l 009,372 2 739,39; 9,0167,3;7 48,956,42Z2 383,964, 109 1966 35 130 022 1, 084 796 1111,318 37 18 56 3 2L53 597,567 24S6,301176,26776 3q9 943 143 38,067,066 93,b88,56b 17,941,SIQ 19,50S,233 169,222,369 255,782,149 42SPOO4,518 TON-MILES (000 04ITTED) 1976 ------------------------------------------------ 713 368 8:829:962 437 13 61:473:469 2:639::13 29:656:4t2 ISS:220::49 1977 ------------------------------------------------ 1.16:236:15 8 B21 136 744 892 3 109 73 29 911 6 911090:SS5644,793 9 466 52 1:76 ................................................... 16,771,bSS 10,103,6S2 2,707,945 2,740,761 32,3Z4,013 118,165,016 150,489,029 1 79 --------------------------------------------------- 17,592,665 11,062,596 2,605,616 3,079,059 34,339,938 120,669,620 155,009,SSB 9 11:165:115 3:550:956 3:786:062 35:43::232 133:-294:646 lb::732:S519 1981 13 14 3 0 4 375 436 4 159 336 3 S27 113 35 31 253 38 972 272 17 346 2S 11 ................. * ............... .,803,511 15,130,210 2,955,20S 3,211,367 30,100,353 131,592,212 161,692,565 1163 ----------------------------------- 5,095,571 14,631,875 3,565,169 3,091,935 26,384,550 L39,888,494 166,213,044 1,215,S49 13,30:115 3;539:022 2;436:699 24:331:b;S 14t:18::70: :70:520:393 9,5 4,113,990 12:N1 382 3 857 611 2 606 492 23 129 4 536 46 58 489 95S 198 5,505,532 12,619:8992 3:508:647 2:419:850 24:113:971 141,944:645 166:058,80it 5,940,486 14,197 80 3 Sb6 664 2 414 511 26 119 S43 153,794 S61_179 91 4,1 30 W&m&uw eommmm 4 flie Wac&.d 5W,", 19,F7 TABLE 10--DOMESTIC BARGE TRAFFIC- COM40DITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) BARGE TRAFFIC PERCENT BARGE TOTAL COMMODITY INTRA- TO TOTAL@ DOMESTIC I- COASTVIISE LAKENISE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITDRYJ TOTAL DO MESTIC TRAFF IC FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAN ------------------------ 4,510 4,510 57.2 7,688 01021SARLEY AND RYE --------------------- 111 765,103 765,214 100.0 165,214 0103 CORN ............................... 164,890 31,176,334 1,484 31,342,706 99.9 31,345,953 0104 OATS ............................... 2,391 210,729 213,070 99.4 214,255 0105 RICE --------------------------- 7,959 1,0?1,785 11029,744 92.6 1,111,803 0106 SORGHUM GRAINS --------------------- 1,964,109 1,964,109 99.5 1,968,304 0107 WHEAT .............................. 208,724 9,857,143 15,158 10,081,02S 94.5 10,671,675 0111-SOYSEANS ----------------------- 3,347 18,067,964 9,913. 16,081,?24 99.9 18,082,918 0112 FLAXSEED ........................... too 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ...................... 338 30,Q42 30,780 96.6 31,077 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF ---------------------- 2,4ss 0122@HAY 44D FODDER ------------------- 2,116 24,683 26,799 94.5 28,368 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ------------------- 385 52,355 108 52,848 83.2 63PSIO 0131 FRESH FRUITS ....................... 220,687 220,687 61.6 358,096 0132 BANANAS AMD PLANTAINS .............. 12,229 0133 COFFEE ----------------------------- 319 319 .6 54,84 8 0134 COCOA BEANS ........................ 4151, 0141 FRES14 AND FROZEN VEGETABLES -------- 24, Q86 22,144 46,630 13.4 345,589 0151 LIVE@ANVIAALS ----------------------- bb,sqb 68,896 96.0 71,193 0161 AN14ALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC .......... 428 2,235 2,663 12.0 20,886 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS -------- 15,122 2,674 17,796 76.4 23,296 FOREST PRODUCTS 0841 CRUDE RUBBER 440 ALLIED GUMS ....... 1,071 0861 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC --------------- 4,580 4,580 4.4 103,132 FRESH FISH & OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ------- too 281 897,129 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED --------- S40 540 .1 503,637 D913 ME NH A )E N........................... 24 0931 MARINE SHELLS, UN4ANUFACTURED ------ 3,498,197 3,498,197 90.2 3,878,501 METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ------ 380 1,958,568 1,851,605 26,250 3,836,803 7.6 50,307,441 1021 COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES -------- 66,427 66,427 100.0 66.a27 IOS1 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES ........ aso,927 250,927 100.0 260,927 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES ------- Soo 338,232 1,4ou 340,132 99.9 340,468 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC ...... oil 435,996 436,407 99.4 438,64S COAL 1121 COAL,AND LIGNITE ................... 6,157,231 96,818 157,862,294 3'764'OSS 169,860,431 89.1 190,626,151 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1341 CRUMPETROLEU4 .................... 1,01?,072 2,528 37,205,228 2,360,098 6,340 40,586,266 20.0 203,109PI01 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE .......................... 159 90,778 5,569,658 9,9?1 S,670,516 21.1 26,8190714 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNNORKED ........... 1,107 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK --------- 2,374,912 53,970,825. 7,731,085 2,SOO 64,087,322 98.5 65,065,552 1451 CLAY ............................... 11386 71R,677 60,491 774,554 $6.5 895,310 t471 PHOSPHATE ROCK --------------------- 6,444,023 54,508 6,498,531 100.0 6,498,531 1479 NATURAL FERTILIZER MATS, NEC ------- 4,269 4,269 100.0 4,269 1492 SULPHUR, DRY ....................... 27,288 27,288 100.0 21,268 1495 SULPHUR, LIQUID .................... 2,808,862 89,954 2,898,816 43.8 6,623,686 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS --------- 7,239 406,169 413,408 27.9 1,483,248 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC .......... 66,148 1,720 3,952,673 64,689 4,105,230 sa.8 4,958,2ST ORDNANCE L ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES ........... 325 325 22.8 1,423 FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ------- 23,865 23,568 6.6 359,366 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC ----------- 64,065 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND DILS ------- 9,660 56,735 66,395 99.2 66,951 2015 AN14AL,SY-PRODUCTS, NEC ............ 188 11,080 11,266 77.2 14,603 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC ---------------- 2.079 2'oTq s.Q 61.342 2022,DRIED MILK AND CREAM ............... 27,all 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ------- 36,782 709 37,491 9.3 401,029 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ---------- 7S,943 13,069 69,032 31.3 204,33S 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NEC ------ 139,996 139,996 27.4 511,673 2041 OMEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA ----------- 5,989 4,09se 10,084 27.8 36.260 2042 AN14AL FEEDS ----------------------- 132,188 8,444,254 24,856 8,601,298 98.6 8,72S,47S 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC ----------- 41,205 5,0S2,342 5,093,541 99.4 5,125,716 20bl SUGAR -------------------------- Bib,335 456,775 1,273010 56.s 2,255,04 2062 MOLASSES ........................... 52-29 564,176 93,413 4,TSO 714,569 65.0 640,481 2081 ALCOHOLIC.SEVERAGES -------------- 56,040 51 56,091 la.9 4351OS6 2V91 VEGETABLE OILS, 4ARG, SHORT ........ 49,108 1,084 2 1,206,474 97.0 1,243,920 ,:470 7 2092' ANIMAL,OILS AND FATS, NEC .......... 19 11:062'@ 6:98.9,6 17:987 95:9 IS ,:154 2094 GROCERIES ------------------ 1,748 927 53 675 11 2 47 bs . 2095 ICE ........................ 140 140 .1 104,653 9970936 11,2W 7668 4 0 2099 41SCELLANCOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ........ 80 10092'60A@ 68.7 1,590,660 *NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS. NATIONAL SUMNIMIES 31 TABLE,10--DDMESTIC;BARGE@TRAFFICA COM140DITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC--CONTINUED CALENDAR YEAR!1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) BARGE;TRAFFIC, PERCENT BARGE@ TOTALl COMMODITY INTRA-1 TO TOTAL DOMESTIC.- COA3TWISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL' LOCAL: TERRITORY TOTAL DOMESTIC TRAFFIC TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111-TOBACCO.MANUFACTURES ............... 90326 90328 39.4 23,704 SASIC,TEXTILES 2211,BASIC 'TEXTILE PRODUCTS ............. 1,661 23,780 4 2S,445 36.3 70,18S 2212:YEXTILE FIBERS, NEC ---------------- ?1 6,664 6,705 46.1 14,553 APPAREL & OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCUDING KNIT 2311 APPAREL ............................ 12,131 120131 4.8 252,650 LUMSER't WOOD PRODS.,EXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ............................... 921 619,291 2,625@ 622,83? 99.8 624,172 2412 RAFTED LOSS ........................ 13091t224 2413:FUE4@400D, CHARCOAL, WASTES -------- 0168 130,433 134,601 91.31 147,420 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING ------- 21,9s? 10,145 311937 39,29S 91.7 42,843 241S@PULPWOOO, LOG ---------------------- 3,S32,762' T,000 3,539,762 99.9 3PS40012 2416 WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ....... 3,259,954 44,620 3,304,S74 99.9 3,304,623 2421 LUMBER ............................. 1,192,838 37,679 28 10230OS45 89.6 1,373,9S3 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED OODD ------- 4S,661, 48,?26 507 94,396 6S.21 144,773 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC ............. li4,471 3,614 so, 128,135 73.6 174,050 FUR41TURE & FIXTURES 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ............. 44,486 es 44,571 20.4 218,939 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ............................... 68,148 612,,266 680,414 96.5 704,IS2 2621, STANDARD NEVISPRINT PAPER ----------- 9,620 40,029 49,648 69.1 71,802 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ............... 13,338 391,066' 409 404,813 65.1 622,215 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ------- 151,515 99018as 7,149 1,149,552 63.7 1,372,688 PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER --------------------- 6,430 6,430 30.2 21,270 CHE41CALS 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2810 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ................... 921,915 4,237,229 238,038 5,397,182 94.7 5,696,842 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS ------- 8,413; 23,069 1,2b8,062 139,493 1,439,037 97.0 1,463,S97 2812'DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS -------- 906 2813 ALCOHOLS ........................... 35,442 3,899,357 707,426 4,b42,22S $7.5 5,305,626 2516 RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, WASTES ------ 19 1,344 1,363 55.2 2,,469 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE ................ 40,047 36,254 4,452,732, 1,492,,547 3,874 6,027,454 93.2 6,468,12S 2018 SULPRURIC'ACID ..................... 96,048 1,539,070 532,540 2,169,658 99.9 2,172,400 2519 BASIC;CHE.MICALS AND PROD, NEC ...... 1,128,992 63,805@ 19,856,635, 2,133,126, 23,182,558 04.7 27,374,260 2521 PLASTIC MATERIALS ------------------ 2,990 51sla 8,568 ?.2 116,488 2522 SYNTHETIC RUBBER ------------------- 58,S89 58,589 $1.8 71,597 2823,$YNTMETIC'(MAN-MADE) FIBERS ........ 4,582 ?831@DRUGS .............................. 28 26 .1 37,4SI ?S41 SOAP ------------------------------- 2,S38 5,666 8,204 5.5 145,799 2651,PAINTS ............................. 1,528 51 IPS33 9.9 31,38s 2661,GU4 AND 0000 CHEMICALS ............. 25,394 330,251. 6,630 362,275 Sb.1 420,679 28?1-NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ------- SS2,146 37,976 4,700,300 42,870 6,000 5,339,292 99.0 5,394.261 20721POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS .......... 135,294 1,417,633, 17,631 1,570,558 99.9 1,570v6ls 2873,PHOOPMAT'IC CHEM FERTILIZERS ........ 192,626 S12"860 IFS18 707,ODG 99.9 707,186 2676 INSECTICIDESF DISINFECTANTS -------- 1,731 82; 1,813 IS.4 110786 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ------ 1,034,686 S,005,353 29,755 6,069,794 99.7 6,089,746 2991 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ........ 70,514 364,179 8,001 442,694 69.2 648,706 PETROLEUM & CDAL@PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE --------------------------- 23,999,522 407,611 27,344,493@ 9,195,880 416,635 61,364,141 75.5 81,326,982 2912:JET FUEL --------------------------- 2,531,672 25,969 4,360,259 344,995 36?,769 7,625,667 73.6 I0p3SS,034 2913 KEROSENE ........................... 382,014 1,24? 802,,679 320,292' 9,379 I'sts,604 61,4 2,468,424 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL,DIL ................ 12,OS3,996 280,184 17,533,459 10,645,570 820,007 41,341,216 72.9 56#715,453 291S RESIDUAL,FUEL OIL .................. 9,917,532 328,S$? 35,769,333 23,986,703 2,276,124 72,280,279 79.4 90,919,409 291b LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES ------- 238,761 42,000 2,697,965 258,627 3,237,353 5S.3 5,854,194 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS -------- 375,333 1,400 4,091,161 1,177,630, 642,6SS b,2881179 $3.4 7,S41,043 2919 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ---------- 3,229,06S 432,222 5,078,685 735,798 10,275,770 95.0 10,817,191 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE -------------- 4,275,830 433,357 4,709,161 94.3 4,995,151 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES -------------------- 351,325 11390,255 2,386 11743,968 99.7 t,748,667 2951 ASPHALT'BUILDING 14ATERIALS ......... 6,589 3 6,592 29.0 22,706 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ------- 1,584,830 2,253,57(l 359,035 4,197,439 96.1 4,367,299 RUBBER 9 MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND 4ISC PLASTIC PROD ------- 68,222 169 68,391 37.6 1824050 LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER A0 LEATHER PRODUCTS ....... 13,022 13,D22 46.9 27,747 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,% CONCRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ----------- 8,890@ 5,86V! 14,TS? 36.5 40:366 3241 BUILDING CEMENT -------------------- 1,620,440 6,112',861! 669,324 8,402,625 [email protected] I' 11's3b 949 *NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS. 32 W44*4@ eommmm 4 rlw Wae&d StUft, 11997 TABLE 10--DOMESTIC BARGE TRAFFIC* COM40DITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC--CDNtINUED CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) BARGE TRAFFIC PERCENT. BARGE TOTAL@ C04MODITY INTRA; TO TOTAL, DOMESTM CDASTwISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL TERR IT RYi TOTAL DOMESTIC TRAFFIC STONE, CLAY, GLASS,L CONCRETE.PROD. (CONTINUED) 3251 STRUCTURAL;CLAY PRODUCTS ----------- 1,477 9,458 10193s 13.4 81,621 3271 LIME ------------------------------- 2,094 1,36B,143 1,370,237 99.9 11370,959 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS ....... b86 1,405 2,091 11.1 18,764 3291 41SC NON4ETALLIC MINERAL PROD ------ 53,180 147,840 4,420 20S,440 62.5 328,546 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON --------------------------- 166 170,076 170124a 99.9 17o.20o 3312,SLAS ............................... la,593 708,197 722,79o 50.7 1,424,S72 3313 COKE, PET ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ------- 113 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ....... 5,837 53'ST7 1,509,120 11,585 l'sso'qlq 99.6 10586,977 3315 IRON, STEEL S4APES, EXC SHEET ...... 22,793 1,839,778 5,163 1,867,734 97.5 If914'Ss2 3316,IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEET$ ------ 3,279 583,385 13*803 600,467 96.7 620,733 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ....... 22,114 566,169 6,414 S94,697 51.8 IP147,497 3318 FERROALLOYS ------------------------ 914,729 7,212 921,941 98.6 935,207 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC ------- 21,290 7,230 368,820 397,3ao 95.4 416,454 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ------------- 20 6,762 120 81902 63.6 13,994 3322'COPPER ALLOYS, U'40DRKED ............ 160 35,q6g 2,045 38,177 79.9 47,794 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNMDRKED ------------ t8 53,236 1,055 84,309 97.7 86,294 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ------ 71,002 1,068 72,070 86.3 83,464 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE@, MACHINERY,L TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .....7---- 1,199,421 72,453 66,475 22,248 17 1,362,614 79.9 11706,458 MACHINERY. EXCEPT ELECTRICAL, 3511,MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ....... 134,890 119,370 8,672 26a,932 36.0 73o,46s ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP .......... 22'B40 6,171 SID 29,521 23.2' 127,446 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP --- 592,589 14,635 36 601,563 70.0 858,138 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ----------------- so t,735 1,815 63.4 21,862 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS -------------------- 16,917 2,723 19,b40 84.5 23,2S2 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ...... 92,038 43 93,498 97.5, 95,660 INSTRUMENTS, :HOT OGRAPHICO LOPTICAL GOODS, ATCHES & CL CKS 1811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ...... 24P686 Isa 24,844 70.5 35,2SS MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911, MISC 14ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ......... 24,635 16,297 75 41,007 2,.7 10529,bto WASTE 9 SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL@SCRAP ............... 71,047 2,828,566 483,134 3,382#747 99.7 3P391,314 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ------------- 10,930 10,930 50.1 21,563 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP -------- 4,908 4024 PAPER WASTE AND SCRAP -------------- 46 46 4.1@ 1,120 4029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC --------------- 21t,813 13,336,593 5,652,811 19,201,277 84.4 22,763,037 SPECIAL ITEMS 4111-WATER .............................. 7,675 15,786 38,950 &S,411 7.3 B99,290 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ................... 1,313,695 268 125,292 309,957 1,749,262 40.2 4,352,197 4119 EMPTY CONTAINERS ................... 18,217 17,415 278 35,910 56.P' 63,904 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE,AND,SCI ...... TOTAL .............................. 87#547,331 3,979,279 542@845,342 74,453,4S4 4.5S9,559 713,353,96S 66.3@ 1,076P478,216 TOTAL,DOMESTIC TRAFFIC ------------- 323,S18,315 96,483,bS2 S69,82b,970 81,951,080 4,696,196 1,076,478,216 ........ ....... "..... PERCENT BARGE TO TOTAL DOMESTIC----, 27.1 4.1 95.3 90.9 . 97.0 b6.3 ........ ............. *NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS. Section 2 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES 35 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION TABLE 1--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAINS , SOYSEANS,.SUGAR AND MOLASSES 3 5 SH I PP14G AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) ITHER GRAINS P!N ................................... CORN 'CODES 0 1 02: SOY!EANS SUGAER MOLASSES 0, 7HEAT 0 D C .................... (CODE 0104, 05 CODE DE (C CODE RECEIVING AREA OtO3) 0106) 0107) Dill) 2061) 2062) TOTAL4 ALL SHIPPING AREAS ....................................... 31,180,690 3,961,726 9,872,301 18,079,472 456,?7s 6S7,569 CHESAPEAKE'BAY/ HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. .......... 2,,838 I'Zog .......... ......... ......... NANTICOKE'RIVEI, IEL:.A2!." HAMPTON RDA DS' VA - .2:@ ........................................ .......... 11,268 11sts 1,325 ......... ......... POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES4 HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. .......... ............ 6,344 .......... ......... ......... RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, VA./ CHESAPEAKE 4:292 ...... 5.,521 RD 10 312 HAMPTON ADS, TOTAL, S41PPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 0,308 ------------ 14,604 5,521 ......... ......... YORK RIVER, VA./ HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. 6,445 ............ 18,046 19,33S ......... ......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA.@ I HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. .......... ............ .......... a......... ......... ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERAAY' DISMAL SWAMP CANAL-ROUTE/ HAMPTON R 0ADS, VA .................................................. .......... ............ 16,757 12':90! ......... ......... CROATON AND PAMLICO SOUNDS, N.C./ HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............ T ..................................... .......... ............ .......... 1, 401 ......... ......... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA./ I MANTUA CREEK, N.J .................................................. .......... ............ .......... .......... 4,653 ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL *ATEROAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA./ 4ARRIDR RI VER SYITE'I;;;;;;7 3,1:400 ULF INTRACOA STAL, NA 253 :ALVE D A ,:T,N,TAY,,TEX 14138 S P R ER' 8 ORLEANS ,LA ............................................ I........... .......... ............ 4,896 3,842 ... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ 22,961 36,495 ......... ......... APALACHICOLA,C4ATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA 11 RRIOR RIVER IYSTEM;;,;;: :@ ............ .......... ............ 9,368 S'958 ......... ....... 1,SSI::IPPI RIVER: N ------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- 1,345 --------- ------- II 4ISjINS'P:I R VER BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORL A A........................................................ .......... ............ 3,477 5,946 .......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ 12"845 13,249 ......... ......... NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ NA!RIOR RIVE:,SYSTEM;;;;;;7-;;;;:;-;;;:- GU F INTRACO TAL AA 53:110 VER , 403D9 13 901: S I I RI . NEW ORLEANS:LA;,,TO,M3UT H OF PA:!E51;;-;@; ...... .......... ............ 2......... ......... 4%q:SSISSIPPI RIVER BATON ROUGE L . T BUT NOT IN UD 2 SS PPI ORLEA !!:917 21,052 40,45S --------- TENNESN:EE R ... .......... 26,142 --------- TOTAL, SKIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- ---------- 11,917 29,276 127,327 --------- --------- ALASAMA-CO35A RIVERS, ALA. AND GA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ----------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ 111DO 9,576 ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATEROAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, 'ILA WA ....... 21:120107 GU:F INTRACOASTAL OATERwAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,*. TO NEW.ORLEANS,.LA GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ................................ ........ .. 1 474 4 PIV .......... 766 ......... ......... 41SSI::IPPI RIVER: NE70ORLEANS:LAI:,TODMDUTH OF PASSES-@ ----------- 1,643 2'ene SSI I PI RER SA N ROUGE L T BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS 1 12,6111 2,951 1,9 51 MISSISSIPPI M N ............ .......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 3,043 32,816 14,525 4,717 ......... 1,346 GULF INTRACOASTAL. NATER4AYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX / 4ERMENT4U RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND SAYOJ'DES CANNES, LA ----------- 7:77S GALVE:T3pNp3AY;VTEXAS;;-;;:;;;;::;::*;; 20 566 4II;I@:Ippj RIVER: N ;:;:; :: .......... .......... 41637 1;4,618 1FD4a 41!EINSI ,ATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT 40T INCLUDING NEW OR A 41:4:2 .... 4ISSISS;PPI 4 4 4 OISSISSIP;I,RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD 4OUTH.OF.MISSOURI.RIVER:: 1:142 SS I ER ------------- 09 4OU71 R .. .......... ............ .......... .......... .... 11"T.11 ILLIND 3 IVER, ILL -------- TOTAL,. S41PPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 6,132 ------------ 1,560 12,113 234,554 40,07 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ 41::ISSIPPI RIVER: NEW ORLEUANS:LAI:,TOOMDUTH OF PAS!E:;;;';;; ...... 24,IS9 ............ .......... 24,479 ......... ......... 41 IS:!PPA.R VER BATON RD GE L T BUT NOT INC U (11,620 ------------ 1,560 34,980 ......... ......... ORLEAN L....................................................... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 65,779 ............ 1,560 59,459 ......... ......... 36 7#4&od@ eommew 4 fAc Zoe&d Sw4a, 1997 ThBLE@I-OOHESTMINLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAINS, SOYBEANS, SUCAR AND 14OL498ES--CONTINUED SHIPP14G AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) 0THER GRAINS SHIPPING AREA I CORN 'CODES 0 102, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSES ..................................................... ll.DE 0104;0:;05, (CODE (CODE (CDDE (CODE 0103) 0 0107) 0111) 20 1) 2062) OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LAd 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 5,406 2,871 .......... 16,474 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 14,819 62,7S3 12,914 106,343 ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 20,225 85,62a 12,914 122,811 ......... ......... 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AID BAYOU DES CANNES, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ .......... 1,770 ......... ......... $&SINE-NEC4ES NATERNAY, TEXAS ...................................... .......... ............ .......... ; .......... ......... 2,964 CALVEST04 SAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ 4,8bS .......... ......... S,776 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----- ---------- 69,085 .......... .......... ......... ......... 41SSISSIPPURIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 1,491 21576 4,397 10,374 --------- 6,042 413SISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT'INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, L4 ........................................................ 91577 819ST 6,241 137,187 ......... ......... ARKANSAS RIVERr ARK ................................................ .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 3,869 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ It,068 80.619 Is.503 149,331 ......... 18,591 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... ............ .......... 33,796 ......... . v ....... SiBINE-NECAES OATERAAY, TEXAS/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 2"Boo .......... 4,683 ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATER4AYI SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXASI MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 1,400 .......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS/ MIS31SSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- ---------- 410 7,661 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT 140T INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- ---------- 7,915 20,672 2,732 ......... ......... 0910 RIVERO ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ------------------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 1,364 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 8,325 25,333 2,732 ......... 1,364 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI4 TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA.j TO MOUTH OF PASSES ........................ ............ 2,440 .......... 89,017 ......... 1413313SIPPI RIVER' NEO ORLEANS,LA., TD MOUTH OF PASSES/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ................................................ .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 2,978 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYI 40SILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 27,672 .......... ... ...... ........ 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... Sfoa SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ...................................... .......... ............ 1,S39 .......... ......... ..... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... IT MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- ---------- ------------ S,2ST .......... ......... 1,400 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT MDT'INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ......................................................... 3,019 1,300 1,578 2,675 ......... 41790 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 413SDURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER- 1,511 ............. .......... .......... ......... 61961 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -- ---------- ------------ ---------- 1,000 ......... 23,801 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ .......... ............ .......... 1,000 ......... 12PIOS OHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .......................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 10,183 MISSOURI RIVER ----------------------------------------------------- .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 11878 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------ 1,3SO ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL@ .............................................. .......... ............ .......... .......... 45,656 42t2DS TOTAL* 941PPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 51880 1,300 36,046 51075 45,656 134,821 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO 40BILE SAY,. ALA ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Sp939 ---------- ---------- --------- --------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ----------------------------------------------- ---------- JOP878 .......... 6,135 ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- t,566 ------------ 16,703 .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERAAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................................................... ............ .......... .......... ......... 1,432 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ---------------------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 11,865 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... 60,34(l 9,224 ---------- --------- 12,135 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO 14DUTH OF PASSES ------------- 4,736 ------------ 10,664 3,225 --------- IP419 413313SIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 31013 6,235 36,893 9,373 36,279 ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO@BUT NOT'INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .......................................................... 3,177 33,883 .......... 1,500 ................... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER .. ........... IIFS81 2,918 .......... .......... 46,984 4163ISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER- 3.117 2,9?2 1,400 1,518 ......... 46,S42 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ .......... 3,646 .......... .......... ......... ......... ARKAN3AS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------ 7,759 ............ .......... .......... ......... 2SO917 WOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 11,067 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------- ---------- 13,277 1,400 11419 5,946 7,679 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, 4UNTINDTOV -------------------------- 6,286 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH .......................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 7,690 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN.p ALA. AND KY ................................ 1,610 11,309 ---------- ---------- --------- --------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ..................................... .......... ............ Z......... .......... 9,917 --------- 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND M.VA .................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... 13,508 --------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................................ .......... 13,00 ---------- ---------- --------- MISSOURI RIVER ----------------------------------------------------- .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... .... 3;:;;@ ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------ 2,678 ............ .......... .......... ......... ls,980 BLACK RIVER, *IS ................................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 4,361 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ---------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 14,482 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... 6,508 34,291 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 33,942 181,2sa 79,202 23,t?O 72,158 283,97S DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 37 TABLE 1--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAINS, SOYBEANS, SUGAR AND 40LASSES--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA SY.RECEIVING AREA CALMAR YEAR 19ST (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER GRAIN$ SHIPPING AREA CORN (CODES 0102, OHEAT SOY:EANS SUGAR MOLASSES ----------------------------------------------------- 'CODI .1.-, 0105, (CODE ( ODE (CODE (CODE 0103) 0106) 0107) 1 0111) 2061) 2062)- : ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON DUGE, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAY- 14DBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... 6,488 3,270 1,223 ......... ......... GULF INTRACDASTAL,AATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO 548INE RIVER, TEX ......................................................... .......... ............ .......... 1,515 ......... ......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ................................................ .......... I'S41 .......... .......... ......... ......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ....................................... .......... 1,334 .......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... 94,122 2,691 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERMAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS,CHRISTI, TEXAS ..... .......... S0,14t .......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIYERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF-PASSES ............. 116,732 266#254 255,5?4 588,930 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 206,6se 94S,063 654,Sbb 1,469,098 ......... ......... 41SSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .......................................................... 4,532 3,023 .......... 14,917 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .. .......... 1,616 1,6?3 1,070 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ 2,327 ............ .......... 13,49S ......... . ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ .......... 1,614 .......... .......... ......... ... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... .......... ............ .......... 1,312 ......... ... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .......................... 1,348 ............ 1#600 1,283 ......... ..... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ .......... ............ 6,420 1,458 ......... ......... ILLINOIS RIVERF ILL ................................................ .......... 1,491 .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 331,597 1,382,TI9 925,744 2,IS4,361 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ................................................................ 5,715 - ......... .......... .......... ......... ......... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............................................... 1,4se ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO,MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA -- ---------- ---- 3,000 .......... ......... ......... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........... 11684 4,509 .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 706,509 126,47S 226#317 363,636 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER .BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT'NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 1,?32,418 407,556 620,815 1,158,564 S,9S4 ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .......................................................... 9,431 2,957 .......... 7,967 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHID RIVER .. .......... ............ 2,502 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .. .......... ............ 3,S96 .......... ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ 2,959 ............ .......... 9,212 ......... ......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ 22,607 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 1,604 ------------ ---------- 4,510 --------- -- DMID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------- 1,507 ............ sf9oa 7,356 ......... .... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ 125,S37 ............ 104,158 38,874 ......... ......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------ 1,600 1,400 4,310 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 2,tl3,o29 S44.897 971,502 1,S9D,119 S,954 ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVERI GULF INTRAC04STAL AATERNAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ................................................................ a,7,970 1,497 .......... .......... ......... ......... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA, AND FLA ........... .......... 96S .......... .......... ......... ......... NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............................ I.................. .......... 1,444 .......... 3,149 ......... ......... GULF 14TRACOASTAL WATERMAY1 MOBILE SAY, ALA#. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- 2,973 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... MERMENTAM RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIGUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........... 1,642 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... ............ 1,459 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER* NEW ORLEANSFLA., TO MOUTH OF PA53ES ------------- 3,714,681 Lpsltss 144,414 866,296 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.. TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 7,755,112 73,959 S000352 4,290,111 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TD BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ......... w................................................ 25,516 2F946 3,15? 37,0?3 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER$ MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER- 6,217 ............ 4.412 2,974 ......... I0,s?T 4133ISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER- 10,20b ............ iS,902 22,988 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ 2S,657 ............ .......... 22,641 ......... ......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ 14,312 ............ w......... .......... ......... w........ WOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 34,075 ............ .......... 60,102 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE, ......................... 4,177 1,629 13,472 31,176 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND XY -------------------------------- 401,740 14,467 67,929 ISS'a2a ......... ......... IL41NOIS RIVER, ILL ................................................ 6,139 1,4SO .......... .......... ......... ......... MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN .............................................. I'SOT ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTALo SHIPPING AREA .......................... I ................. 12,031,924 126,523 YSI,122 S,524,S87 ......... 10,577 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, %ISS./ 415SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEAMS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 2,900 1,616 7,762 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 11496 37,711 21,352 20,377 ......... ......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 1,496 40,611 22,995 20,139 ......... ......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 3,656 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE-BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS# LA ... .......... 4,344 o......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... r,797 100668 4,286 .......... ......... 1,293 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUT04 OF PASSES ............. lovQbs 19,691 279P965 52,052 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ...................................................... 4.319 149,535 227,099 179,253 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- --- o...... ............ .......... 4,107 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD@MDUTH OF MISSOURIIRIVER .. .......... ............ 1,501 .......... ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ .......... ............ .... :::7 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............................................. .. 4's 5 1,4 4,550 --------- ----- - - OHIO RIVER ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ...................... :.. 1,416 ---------- ::::::::: ::::::::: TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ .......... ............ 19,283 .... o..... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 24,365 184,628 543FQ40 270,762 --------- 5,141 38 7ftlty@@ eommew 4 ffw Waered Sw4m, 11797 TABLE 1--DDMESTIC INLAND,M OVEMENT2ADF1 GRAINS, SOYBEANS, SUGAR AND 40LASSES--CONTINUED SM PPING AR 8 RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING AREA OTHE: GRAINS CORN (COD 3ot 02, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGA: MOLASSES ..................................................... (CODE 0104, 0105, (CODE (CODE (COD (CODE 0103) 0106) 0107) 0111) @ 2061) 2062) WHITE RIVER, ARK./ -- 411SISSIPPIRIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 4,267 1,247 28,499 ......... ..... M1131P OR EA4 L ::!PLI ... 26,603 Z9,663 167,290 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI Rl;;;' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,;UT'NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUSE, LA. YAZOO WHITE@RIVER, ARK ................................................... .......... ............ 1,239 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 32*.STo 32,679 237,291 ST,.MFRA4CI IAND LANGUILLE RIVERS AND BLACKFISM BAYOU;SAR::@ ... ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEA 43, LA., TO MOUTH OF P BE ........ .......... ............ 1,542 .......... ......... ......... WOLF RIVER, TENN / GULF 'IN TR ACOA;TAL-;,A:!!WAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 3,053 .......... ......... ......... SALVE,TON BAY,TEX.' 11-111-1-- 1---- 1------ 1,700 MISSIS IPP IV NEW ORN;;;:N::7";;z7. 71595 41,207 170,86S 156,210 --------- --- IS:IPPl ZIVERI 11 IssIERI BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEW .LEANSp 41192 133,346 231,217 252,028 ......... ......... 41 ISSIPP ROS:E, LA.! ......................................................... .......... ............ .......... 11,519 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER;UMOUTHIOF.4135OURI.RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER .. .......... ............ 3,086 .......... ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND TH;I RI ..... ;77;; 4 4 SS OHIO RIVER;,ENG.NER3T C;7 TENNESSEE VER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ .......... ............ 21,511 4,514 ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ...................................I ........ 11,787 174,553 437,619 429,422 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICTi LOUISVILLE/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY APALACHEE BAY, FLA- TO MOBILE SAY, ALA 2 850 4: 3 0 0 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTI ...... 4,040 ............ .......... .......... ......... ... GULF INTRACOASTAL w:7N;;7;;;7@@';;; LA.-- 1,300 ------------ 2,966 .......... ......... ... MERIAE4TAU RIVER'BAYOU NEZPIOUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........... 16,329 111408 .......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON I TEXA S;;. 14", ... 1", 3,982 MI I I P:'YIVERlN 797,202 34,582 126,598 314,553 --------- --------- MISNISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING-NEN DRLEA::,PLA.: ...............i...................................... 2,118,347 207,S51 548,271 1,286,032 1,450 ......... MIS:ISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TDlBUT@NOT INCLUDING BATON, ROU 1;,LA 21,62 - ------------ ---------- 19,0as ......... ......... MISSI VER-- 1,692 ............ .......... .......... ......... MISSISSI:PI RIVER;U;INNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MI3SOURILRIVER -- ---------- ------------ 3,053 ---------- --------- -- YA 0 RI ER AND ': ....... Z 0 1:957 ARKANSA R!VER; ........ :_:: ........... 4 176 WOLF lI:ER TE .................... I ........ 71,365 ------------ ---------- S1644 ..... ...... D410 RIVER, ENGINEER DISTRICT' LOUISVILLE, ......................... ?,997 ------------ 7,929 4b,164 ----- OHIO RIVER ENG14EER DISTRICT: 4UNTINGTO4 .......................... f,465 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER: TE'ALA..AND.KY -------------------------------- 441,672 ------------ 64,298 132,0AD --------- --------- IPP G NN;l t.450 ......... TOTAL, S4 N AR ..... ... .................................. 31500,316 2S7,523 773,016 1,815,102 OHIO RIVE:;PEPNGINEER,Dt STRICT, HUNTINGTON/ 419SIS I RIVER, WEA MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 2',837 ------------ ---------- 2,923 --------- --------- 4jOORLEUG,5:LA;:,TO MISSISSIPPI R VER BI RD LTo BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEW ORLEANS, ------------------------------------ 17,067 ............ .......... 10,097 --------- --------- YAZOO RIVER0 :::::::: 1:.13 ::::::::: ::::::::: TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. :: 2 663 TOTAL, S41PPING AREA ............................................ 19,904 ............ .......... 17,196 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER;,ENGI7EER,DISTRICT 'PITTSBURGH/M PI MISSIS:IPPI RIVER, NE4,ORLEA%::LA;:,TO OUTH OF PASSES ............. 2,902 1,672 .......... .......... ......... ......... 4ISSI$ R VER SAT I ROUG LTo BUT NOT INCLUDING,NEN - ORLEANS, LA 12, 49 -------- 1,344 2,965 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI 67 430 NNE EE TE I TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 18,248 1,672 1,344 Z,965 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER; TENNj, AtA:.AN!.K::@ ..... WARRIOR RIVE SV!T 4. ............................ 7F436 ............ . ........ .......... ......... ......... rULF INTRACOASTA WAT;R;AY7'4O;ILE@8AY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ J,S24 .......... ......... ......... .I SI RIVER: NEW ORLIAN::LA;:,TO,MOUTH,OF -@;; ...... 30,037 91062 15,?73 9,160 ......... ......... I L P:,s!Es7;; 115SMSSIPPI R0 BUT OT I UD 4PPI VER SAT I RDU T ORLEANS, LA 12,792 37,725 30,195 --------- --------- 4B@,.Ip, INE, LA.! ----------------------- 1,534 .......... ......... ......... RD ......................... .......... ............ 411:1:SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, Ml;N*-., --- TD,4OUtH OF MISSOURI:RIVER -- ---------- ------------ 1,409 .......... ......... ......... OH IVER;IENGINEEZNDISTRICT,NLOUISVtLLE .......................... .......... ............ .......... 1,5b4 --------- --------- E TENNES!EE RV,R,;'TEE,;: AL@.,ll D lY -------------------------------- 167,1@. 2,496 32,377 115,326 --------- --------- CUMBER A DI ETAIDI 4 11V,R ..... !:= ..... 77;;7 NNESOTA RI INN ... .. TOTALw SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 223,627 24F35o 89,842 IS7,596 --------- --------- CUM:ERL RIVE% TENN AND ULF4704TRACO TAL A;TERWAKyl./MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 1,398 .......... ......... ......... I I M Mis RIVER NEW ORLEA S:LA;.,TO, DUTHWOF PAS!%;@-;;; ------ 2,791 ............ .......... 9,033 ......... ......... 4NSINIPPI RIVER BATON ROUSE LT BUT OT INC U 3 3 Pp ... ORLEANS, LA. 11:472 TENNESSEE .... t::!!! 66:763 16 898 2 999 TOTALF SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 52,lbt ------------ 49,429 78,795 ......... ......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 39 TABLE 1--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN$, SOYBEANS, SUGAR AND MOLASSES-CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) @DTHEWGRAINS SHIPPING AREA CORN (CODES 0102, WHEAT SOYBEANS UGAR 40LASSES ............... ...................................................... (CODE OtO4, 0105, (CODE (CODE (CODE (COOE RECEIVING AREA 0103) 0106) 0107) 0111) 2061) 2062) GREEN AND'BARREN RIVERS, KY./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ................................................................ 1,479 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... 41SSISSIPPI@RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 5,895 ............ 1,359 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEN ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 10,4SI ---------- - 2,754 36,829 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ .......... ............ .......... S,927 ......... .. OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 LOUISVILLE .......................... .......... ............ .......... 2,983 --------- ---- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND Ky ................................ 1,506 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 19,3st ........ 4,113 45,739 --------- --------- KANAWHA RIVER, O.VA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 2,999 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSOURI RIVER/ GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................... 1,374 ---------- . .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TD MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 75,673 8#674 31,557 105038 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 116,580 32,206 46,531 190,024 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TD'SUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- 1,419 ............ .......... 8,728 ......... ....... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO.RIVER -- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 1,2 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ 1,386 2,985 ---------- ---------- --------- ------- 11 HID RIVER' ENG14FER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .......................... .......... ............ 14,610 2,547 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------- ---------- ------------ 3S,139 .......... ......... ......... 415SOURI RIVER ..................................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 3,982 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 196,43? 43,565 128,137 306,337 ......... 5,215 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............................................... 4,276 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERMAY1 MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- 16,650 ------------ ---------- 9,043 ......... ......... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ----------- 20,655 ------------ ---------- ---------- 1,285 ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----- 11538 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE@4EXICAN BORDER ............................................................. t1379 ............ .......... I,Q26 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 2,225,205 13,247 44,957 490,088 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA- To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 7,708,940 1611si 124,32Q 2,643,567 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- 39,299 ------------ ---------- 32,307 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER-- 4,491 ............ 16,658 5,990 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI'RIVER-- 1,600 ............ .......... 11,302 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AlJD MOUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------- 4,464 !:!!6 --------- --------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ 1,654 . ......... ......... NOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 195,616 ............ 11,87a 114,642 ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ......................... .......... ............ .......... t7,069 --------- -------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, 4UNTINGTOl .......................... .......... ............ .......... 1,441 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------- S72,284 ............ IIS19 91,747 --------- --------- ILLI401S RIVER, ILL ................................................ 1,491 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................... 1,417 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 10,801,164 29,398 199,532 3,42(@-,138 1,285 ......... BLACK RIVER, NIS./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT,NOT INCLUDING,NEw ORLEANS, LA .................................................... ... 6,199 ............ .......... 1,403 ......... ......... MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN./ GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ........................................... ... .......... ............ 2,791 ---------- --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES --------- --- 269,247 ............ 122,483 232,864 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ---------------------------------------------------- ... 693,359 1,437 231,316 794,765 --------- 4,222 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER T3,9UT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ...................................................... I... 18,641 ............ .......... 1,500 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TD MOUTH OF OHIO RlVfR-- 1,396 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN.p T3,4DUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER-- I'S81 ............ lt,618 99,138 --------- --------- YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ------------------ --------------------- 4,451 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ 1,763 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- NDLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 105,214 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND,KY ................................ 123,428 4,296 60,736 ?9,500 ......... ......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------ 1,530 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ........................................ 1,??0,610 S,723 428,94a 1,157,767 ......... 4,222 LAXE MICHIGAN/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEAN5,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ......... 7,166 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... %rssiSSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 18,026 ............ 2,842 44,350 --------- --------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ............................ ... 1,370 ------------ 1,431 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, 341PPING AREA ---------------------------------------- ... 26,562 ------------ 4,273 44,350 --------- --------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL./ MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........... .......... ............ .......... .......... 1,248 ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TD MOUTH OF PASSES --------- --- 193,958 ------------ 30,969 59,416 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING@NEW ORLEANS, LA ---------------------------------------------------- ... IS9,898 ............ 25,590 65,663 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER MBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON, ROUGE, LA .......................................................... .......... ............ .......... 8,176 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OMIO,RIV5R-- 1,621 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... OLF RIVER 4 '0 --------- --------- VER, 0 515 ------- 4"59 TENNESSEE RI 3 '353 ......... ......... 40 TABLE.1--DOMESTIC!INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAkINS,,SOYREANSo,SUGAR,AND,MDLASSES--CDNTINUED SHIPPING ARFA'SY RECEIVING AREAE CALENDAR:YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,,000 POUNDS) OTHER GRAIN$ SHIPPINr.AREA (CONTINUED) CORN (CODES 0102, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSES ...................................................................... (CODE; 0104, olos, (CODE (CODE (CODE (CODE RECEIVING AREA D103) 01061 0107) 0111) 2061) 2062) ILLINDIS RIVER, ILL ................................................ 22',758 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 413,13S 2,937 61,391 147,767 1,248 --------- L03 ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ......................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 64,565 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA/ SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF ........................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... S3,259 COLU481A RIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE@MOUTH/ COLUMBIA RIVER# VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ..................... .......... 4,660 .......... .......... ......... .... COLUMBIA RIVER- ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEPICK, WASH ------------- 44 ....................... .......... ......... WILLAMETTE-AND YAMHILL'RIVERS, OREG ................................ .......... ............ 14,413 .......... ......... 8,845 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 44 4,660 14,413 ---------- --------- 15,453 COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO@THE,DALLES, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ................................ ............ 22,866 .......... ......... ......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMHI@L RIVERS, OREG ................................ .......... 6,459 56,115 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 6',459 78,981 .......... ......... ......... COLUMBIA RIVER- ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH ..................... 8,915 31,840 615,400 216 ......... .... WILLAMETTE;AND YAMMILL;RIVER6, OREG ................................ .......... 101pl4s, 135,535 ........... ......... .... TOTALw SHIPPING AREA ............................................ $1918 1321,985 11350,935 216 ......... ......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILLlRIVERS, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ..................... .......... 5,293 6.,Iss .......... ......... ......... MILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, DREG ................................ .......... ............ 2,551 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... S1293 8,736 ........... ......... ......... 3NAMRIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHU COLUMBIA RIVERI VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH ..................... .......... 116,S40 1,07S,167 .......... ......... ... COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH -------------- ---------- ---------- 1,460 .......... ......... ... WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG ................................ .......... 423,360 1,598,282 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 539,900 2,674,929 .......... ......... ......... PUGET'SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS ................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 18,603 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS., OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 41 TABLE 2--DOMEITICWINLAND,MOVE14EENTS,OF LOGS AND LUMBER 3H PPI G AREA BY A EC IV NG ARE A CALENDAR YEAR 1987 CIN@TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) LOGS. POSTS, SHIPPING AREA POLES;WAND FO:E4PROO,- LUMBER WDAXED PULP0000 L D 11 .............................................................. PT G. C 5,.,N:r,, ICO,E (9 Do (Coot (CODES 2 11 (CODES 1 242 CC DE 24151 2412, 244:4) 2413, 2416) 2431) TOTAL, ALL SHIPPING AREAS ................................................ 14,027,369 3,522'045 39,1411 48,735 3v539,762 MARRAGAN:ETT SAY/ NAARA ANSETT BAY ............................................................ 2 ............ 3......... .......... CHESAPEAKE SAY/ YORK RIVER, VA .............................................................. ............ 181,060 ......... ......... 32,201 CHOPTANK RIVER, MD./ @ HAMPTON ROADS, VA ........................................................... 60 ............ ......... ......... .. RkPPAHANZOCER:IVER, VA YORK IV ....................................................... ............ ............ ......... ......... 1.,'49, YORK RIVERV VA./ CHESAPEAKE BAY .............................................................. 11,389 ............ ......... ......... ...... ATL 11 NTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 ENGINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLK/ HAMPTON ROADS, VA ........................................................... ............ ............ ......... ......... 109,906 ALBEMARLE SOUND, N.C./ YORK RIVER, VA ........o..................................................... ............ ..... ......... ......... 96 HAMPTON RCAOS, VA ........................................................... ............ ....... 52"88b ......... ......... ...... 77;; TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................. o ....................... ............ S2,886 ......... ......... 96,102 CNQN4k RIVER 1 N ." HAMPTON R04D;C, VA ---------------------------------------- o.................. ............ ............ ......... ......... 49,718 ROANOKE AT YOAK ANN: Nv;C: ............................................................. ............ ............ ......... ......... 37,t42 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ---------------------------------------- o.................. ............ ..... o...... ......... ......... 134,989 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............. o ....................................... o........... ............ ......... ......... 172,131 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON/ MANTUA CREEK, N.JL ........................................................... ............ ............ 862 ......... .......... ATLANTIC.INTRACOASTAL 04ATERmAYt ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............... S4,L13 - ......... ......... ......... .......... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA ........ -- .............................................. ............ ............ 29 ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................ 54,113 ............ $91 ...o..... .......... INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, CALOOSANATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLDTE RIVER, FLA./ INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA ........... 400 ............ ......... ......... .......... AARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .... o ................................................... 136,446 303,173 ......... ----- 2,377,362 ALABAMA-CDOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ........................................... ............ ............ ......... :::: ..... 3,50, GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI MOBILE SAY, ALAp. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ---------- --------- 29,4SO ......... o........ .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ---- 1,273 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.e To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA.--- 1,47S ............ o....... 0--------- ---------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANI KY --------------------------------- o------- ------------ 47,144 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ----------------------------------------------------- 139,19Q 379,767 --------- --------- ?,380,062 ALASA%A-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA./ OARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------------- 14,125 ----------- 0 --------- --------- 671,422 ALABA4A-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ................ o .......................... J,750 ............ ......... ......... 2,625 TOTAL, SHIPP14G AREA ............................................ o........ 15,875 ............ ......... ......... 674,041 INNERHARSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ 11 ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF CHID RIVER ----------- ------------ ------------ 550 ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISV14LE ................................... ............ ............ 877 ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... ............ ............ 1,427 --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERNAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX./ GULF OF MEXICO -------------------------------------------------------------- 445 ------------ 350 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX.--- 16D ............ 90 ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 609 ............ 440 ......... .......... OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA./ OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. 44D LA ....................................... 28,000 - ........ 0. ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHE3 WATERWAY, TEXASI MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH-OF PASSES ...................... ............ ............ ......... 249 .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS/ OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ----------------------------------- --------- o.. ............ ......... 4,918 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PhSSES/ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ---------------------- ------------ ----- o------ --------- 507 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4DUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ----------- ------------ ------------ .4,079 --------- ---------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------ ;..................... ........... o ............ ......... 576 .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................... o.... ............ ............ ......... J,S44 .......... TOTkLW SHIPPING AREA ............................... o..................... ............ ........ 4,079 2,627 .......... 42 1997 TABLE 2--DOME3TIC-INLAND MOVEMENTS OF LOGS AND LUNSER--CONTINUED SH IP PING AR EA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING AREA Lo&%POSTS, FORE POL 'AND CIT.PNOD , LUMBIR WORKED PU4PgOOD .............................................................. PILING U 3 EC (COD NODO (C DE (CODES ?:!:; (CODES ::6!; 2421) (CODE 2415) 2412, 2 2413, 1 2431) Mississippi RIVE R' 14DUTH OF OHID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUSE, LA.1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW 0RLEAN3LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ...................... ............ ............ ......... 317 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH@OF MISSOURDRIVER ........... ............ ............ ......... 9,89a .......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS - ---- ;7;;; DHIO RI VER: ENG INC D, :T R,;;' ..... 2: :834 ::::::::: OHIO RIVER ENGINEEE: DI TRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................... ......... ::: ............ 1,448 23,535 .......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W. V4 ............................................. ............ ............ ......... 2,902 .......... ILLINOIS PORT OF CHICAG IL TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ----------------------------------------------------- 144,834 ............ 12,632 40,30 .......... 413 SISSIPPI RIVER TH OF ISSOURI RIVER T0MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ .ISSISSIPPI RI;ER4?UNE NORLEANS,LATO MOUTH OFP ASSES ---------------------- 9,16a ............ 3,554 ......... .......... 4189ISSIPPI R NNEAPOLI S@,M11 4N TO MOUTH OF MISSOU:IURIVE7/ PI q! MINNEAPO4 4ISS13SIPIVENER 8!@N , T!.:!u MIS D RI:R VER ----------- 1,450 ............ ......... ......... ....... TENZESSEE Rr:ER, TENN. ,ALA.AN D Ky.: .. .:!..F .......................... ............ ............ 1,500 ......... ....... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 1,4SO ............ 1,500 ......... .......... ARKANSAg RIVER, ARK YAZO RIVER AND ;OUTH, MISS ................................................. 11,646 ............ ......... ......... .......... NHITE RIVERo ARK / YAZOO RI VE R A;D MOUTH, MISS ................................................. 5,5so ............ ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER;PE79INEER,DI ITRICT LOUI:VILLE 4183ISS P RIVER NEW ORLjANS,L ., TO/MOUTH OF PASSES ---------------------- 5,152 ............ ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY.1 WARRIOR 10:325 ....... 4:!!: ATCHAFALAYA R ER, 9 ,, .ISSISSIPPI RIVER ,NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH,OF PASSES ---------------------- 7,273 .......:.... ......... ......... .......... 4ISSIS sl PPI RIV ER; BATON 77;- 1:@173 TENNESSEE RIVER, ENN., ALA. A K 31 6 04 TDTAL,, 341PPING AREA ..................................................... 145,420 381,416 ......... ......... 10,296 ILLINOIS RIVER ILL./ PORT OF CHI;AGO, ILL ........................................................ ............ ............ ......... S07 .......... LAKE,SUPERIOR/ LA,E SUPERIOR ............................................................... 48 ............ ......... ......... .......... LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ................................... ............ $7,138 ......... ......... .......... SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA/ SAN J0A3U R VER CAL ...... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ----------------------------------------------------- 3,500 ------------ 100 ......... .......... SAN JOAQUIN RIVER 'CALIF / SANjOAgUIN RIVER, CA:IF .................................................... 1,600 ............ ......... ......... .......... COOS BAY, ORES./ COOS SAY, OREG .............................................................. 366,308 ............ ......... ......... .......... C003 AND 4ILLIC04A RIVERS, OREG./ COOS BAY, ORES -------------------------------------------------------------- 980,S36 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- J4PQUA RI 'OREG;/ UMP0UAVE7VER, 0 EG .......................................................... Z,700- ......... ......... ......... .......... SIUSLA R!VER OR EG;/ SIU:LA Rr;ER, 0 ES --------------------------------------------------------- 85,752 ............ ......... ......... .......... COLU4!IA,71VER;,VANCOUVER;,N,ASH;;,TO THE wOUTHI C0U4 A RVANCOU 4 0,TO THE 1,006:545 115:067 UMSI RI R VA14CDU VeR, ASH TO ------ 7N COLARIVE N:1 THE DALLE 69 041 42 308 4ILLA4ETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, DREG ......................................... 86,067 ............ 8,402 --------- ---------- TOTAL, SHIPP14G AREA ----------------------------------------------------- 1,161,693 157,375 8,570 ......... .......... COLU%!IA,RIVER VANCOUVER ,SH., TO THE DALLES; OREG./ CO UM IA RNER VAICOU,,'R'A' NASH., TO THE MOUTH .............................. 153,104 440,160 268 ......... .......... CDLU481A VER VANCOUVER I NA;H@:,TO,T4E,D:LLES: OREG IS6,566 ...... !:4 ca RIVER AB0VE CCL WAS bl!:O:f LU1431AR ILO AT -(E N NICK 621 11 ILLA .4 ETTE AN DYAMHILL RIVERS, OREG 16,113 ....... '14AKERIVER, DREG. ,NASH, AND ...... TOTAL, S41PPING AREA ----------------------------------------------------- 781146? 602,947 402 --------- ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER;CA!OVE,CELILO,FALLS.T 0KEN4ENICK CDLU481: RI,CR, VA,COUVER, 11 ASH., TO THE 40U;.!=:@ ........................ 277 380,846 ......... ......... .......... 11 LU48I Ri VA OUVER NASH TO THEDALLES, OREG ....................... ............ 37,869 ......... ......... .......... NILLAMETTE A49 VAMHCILL RIVERS, DR'EG ......................................... 563 3,641 --------- --------- ---------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 840 422,356 ......... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 43 TABLE 2--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVE:ENT:,DF LOGS AND LU49ER--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA 8Y R CEI NG AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) LOGS, POSTS, SHIPPING AREA POLES, AND FOREST PROD- LUMBER WORKED PULPWOOD --------------------------------------------------------------- PILING UCTS, NEC (CODE WOOD CCODE (CODES a4li, CCODES 0861, 2421) (CODE 2415) 2412, 2414) 2411, 2416) 2431) COLU451A RIVER' KEN@ENICK TO WENATCHEE, NASH./ SNAKE RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO ......................................... 68,028 ............ ......... ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' WENATCHEE, WASH., TO 14TERNATIONAL BOUNDRY/ COEUR DtALENE LAKE .......................................................... 29,604 ............ ......... ......... .......... NILLA4ETMAND YAmHILL RIVERS, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH .............................. 99,660 206,344 ......... ......... ........ COLU431A RIVER' VANCOUVER, 4ASH., TO THE DALLIS, OREG ....................... ............ 114,963 ......... ......... ........ WILLA4ETTE A0 YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG ......................................... 318,927 ............ ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 418,56? 321,307 ......... ......... .......... SNAKE,RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO/ COLU481A RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH .............................. Z4,141 199,594 933 ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE DALLIS, OREG ----------------------- 12,9?7 ............ ......... ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH ....................... ............ 637 ......... ......... .......... COLU481A RIVER' KENNEWICK TO 4E4ATCHEE, NASH ................................ 118,584 ............ ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE AND VAHHILL RIVERS, OREG ......................................... 5,486 5,400 28 ......... .......... SNAKE RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO ......................................... ............ 11000 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 161,188 205,63t 861 ......... .......... COEUR DtALENE LAKE/ COLUMBIA RIVER' WENATCHEE, WASH., TO INTERNATIONAL BOUNDRY .................. 205,914 ............ ......... ......... .......... COEUR DtALENE LAKE .......................................................... 333,gs? ............ ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, S41PPIVG AREA ----------------------------------------------------- S39,S66 ............ ......... ......... .......... PUGET'SDUND AND TR13UTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS ............................................ 6,862,857 443,997 Q1106 40 .......... LONER & UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA/ LOWER & UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA ....... ....................................... 1,966,753 286,265 562 21 .......... ALASKA PENINSULA/ ALASKA PENINSULA ............................................................. 250 ............ 20 ......... .......... 44 0-2la-M 0 14-0 1 -o: " A w m m w 4 de U o 0,, d Sw a, 1 1 9 ff 7 TABLE@3--DOMESTIC,INLAND MOVEMENTS OF COAL AND@LIGNITE;(CODE 1121) SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING AREA ............................................................................................................ TONS -,*;;;;;;;;;";,REA TOTAL', ALL SHIPPING AREAS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161,632,494 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, RD./ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE ......................................................................................... 143,Zsb BAL114DRE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, RD ....................................................................................... 1,660,661 TOTAL,, SHIPP14G AREA ................................................................................................. 1,823,947 HAMPTON ROADS, VA./ DELAWARE RIVER' MEN JERSEY SIDE ......................................................................................... 628,922 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, RD ....................................................................................... 990,22s TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 1,619,147 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON/ ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL,NATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ........................................................... 2052 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE@AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ...................................................... ........... 1,432 NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYt APALACHEE SAYP FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA .................................................... 103,146 APALACHICOLA.CH&TTAHODCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA, AND FLA ................................................................ Is'soo WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 6,837,279 GULF INTRACOASTAL:4ATERWAY- MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 47,814 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LAi, TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 204,534 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ---------------------------------- w............ 65,736 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ------------------------------------------------------- 4,674 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 64,349 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 21,700 TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 7,382,727 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYI MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO MEN ORLEANS, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 2,975 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS/ GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................................................................................... 7,32S GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., T3 BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN DRLEANSP Lk ----------------------------------------------- 2,720 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA .................................................. 11,600 ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............................................................................... 43,SO0 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 320717 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................................................................................... 3,0?9 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING@NEN ORLEANS, LA ...............!......... w...................... 11,400 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER ....................................................... 15'sa2 OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 2"86S GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ............................................................................................. S#816 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 126,SS9 41661631PPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE4 LA., TO SUT,NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO@BUT NOT INCLUDING NE14 ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 3.1es MISSISSIPPI'RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ---------------------- w-------------------------------- 27,615 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT,, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 1,632 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 10434 TOTAL, 541PPING &REA ................................................................................................. 33,8bb MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO SOT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------- 2,900 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................................ w------------ 1,400 TOTAL, SHIPPING &REA .......................................................................... w...................... 4,300 416318SIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ GULF 14TRACOASTAL AATERWAYI 40BILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 1,492 LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA .................................................................................................. 4,5?2 415SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA,, TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 1,118,656 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 13,192 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER T@ BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 5,648,508 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................................ T.............. 367#204 MISSISSIPPI RIVERP MINNEAPOLISP "INN.r TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 1,334,155 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 9,419 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ........................................................................ w............ Z,S14,569 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................................... 1,462 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ..................................................................................................... $37,829 P3RT OF CHICAGO, 14L .................................................................................................... 4S,698 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 11,9564728 MISSISSIPPI RIVER$ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 16,064 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ------------------------------------------------------- 1,431,295 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 7,S52 TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 1,494,911 ARKAN'SAS RIVER, ARK./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................................................. w...................... 8,788 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 405,349 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 25,180 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND, DESTINATION. 45 TABLE 3--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF COAL,AND LIGNITE (CODE 1120--CONTIMUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) .......................................................................................................... TONS MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO;BUT NOT INCLUDIN9-BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 21839 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................................................................... 2,494 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................................... 1,313 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 445,963 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE DAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ..................................................... 3,493,986 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHDOCHEE A40 FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................................ 13.400 ESCAMBIA AND CDNECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ................................................................................ 11950,214 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 63.682 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 681.976 PEARL;RIVER, MISS. AND LA ............................................................................................... 102,445 LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA ............. o.................................................................................... 42,158 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 3,869,120 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TD BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------- 184,791 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------------------------- 194plS4 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 143.953 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ------------------------------------------------------- 1,655.686 WOLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 1,OOD,7T4 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11,304.190 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 53,3t4 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............................................................................... 13,444 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 66Z,oS6 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................................... 6,439,921 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ............................................................................................. 244,347 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ......................................................................................... 13,617 MISSOURI RIVER .......................................................................................................... 50,075 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ..................................................................................................... 1.130,177 BLACK RIVER, WIS ........................................................................................................ 1.590 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 327.497 TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 33,644,Sll OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 173.197 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYO MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 143.907 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ....................... ?................................................................ 7,519 GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATEROVAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ......................................................... 24,530 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................................................................................... 3,087 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2,857.121 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.# To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 1,022,078 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 208,122 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 416SOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 761,498 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MDUTR OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 23S.14S WOLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 6,51t OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 2,996,655 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 11,877,448 OHIO RIVERO ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGI ............................................................................... 3,355,98S TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 1,804,731 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ................................. ........................................................ 15,727 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ........................................................................................... 3,082 KANAWHA RIVER, O.VA ..................................................................................................... 5.294 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ......................................................................................... 3,531.560 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ..................................................................................................... 3.004 MISSOURI RIVER .......................................................................................................... 2.708 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ..................................................................................................... t12,401 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................................................................................... 12.145 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 989,900 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 30,159.438 OHIO RIVER-$ ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 14,411 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To NOUTH.OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 9.247 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... t5.077 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .................................................... T ......................... 691.197 DHIO RIVER' ENG14EER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 2i497,2SO DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURG4 ............................................................................... 6,274,217 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 2,S24.206 KANAWHA RIVER, O.VA ..................................................................................................... 2.586 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ......................................................................................... 208.737 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ..................................................................................................... 153.381 TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. IZ,390,309 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ----------------------------------------------------- 19,000 ESCARSIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............................................................................... 129,829 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 256,STS GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 713,120 PEARL,RIVER, MISS. AND LA ............................................................................................... 7,517 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 101,260 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 16a,958 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MDUT4 OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 1,500 MISSISSIPPI%RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 4.669 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, "INN.9 TD 14OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 521,2S2 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 21,850 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 5.135,335 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................................... 3170106 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .................................................................................... o ................ 48066 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL4 .................................................................................................... 2S,S27 TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. TP46SP206 46 W4&4"" &umew 4 dw %mord Swft, M ff 7 T*BLE!3--DOMESTIC@INLANDTMDVEMENTW OF COALIAND LIGNITE (CODE 1120--CONTINUED SNIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING AREA ............................................................................................................................ TONS RECEIVING AREA CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY.1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.# TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, 6A ............................................... 3,000 9IS313SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI 2:963 CUMBERLAND.RIVER, TENN. AND KY ................................... 8 400 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 14,363 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERSp KY./ LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA .................................................................................................. 1,00 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 1,998,656 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING-NEW DRL.EANS, LA ................................................ 51845 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 3,029 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN,, TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 77,877 WOLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 550,907 OHIO RIVER, ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ .............................................................................. 5,946,980 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................................... 6,311 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILt ..................................................................................................... 40oSO7 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 15,492 TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 8,649,054 SIG,SANDY RIVER, KY. AND A.VA.1 GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERNAYI MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 1,400 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ......................................................... IF600 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------------------------ 421,STS MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING-NEW ORLEANS, LA .............................................. 7S3,070 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4OUTH OF 04ID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 127,662 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 41SSDURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 1011069 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ .............................................. 217,S81 WOLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 3p045 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICTF LOUISVILLE* .............................................................................. 2,431,873 DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 1,440,949 DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ........o ...................................................................... 3SS,192 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND-KY ..................................................................................... 2S.914 KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ..................................................................................................... 1,733 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA ------------------------------------------------ o ........................................ 25,393 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ..................................................................................................... 8,638 ILLINOIS RIVER, W ..................................................................................................... 4'sss MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ............................................................ o................................. o .... 5,978 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 811960 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. bv0l2,tS7 KANAWHA RIVER, A.VA./ PEARL,RIVER, MISS. AND LA .......... o.................................................................................... 3#136 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 PLAQUEMINE TO,MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA --------------------------------------------------------- 33,556 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1,249,717 Mississippi RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.r TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 684,891 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING 84TON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 26,182 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 190,458 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 93,044 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................................................................... 36,786 WOLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 3,123 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 1,392,943 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEFR DISTRICT, 4UNTINGTO4 ............................................................................... 4,900,693 OHIO RIVER' ENGINECR DISTRICT, PITTSBURGRm .............................................................................. 2,389,747 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47,073 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ............................................................................................. 7,333 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W,VA ........................................................................................... 8,095 KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ..................................................................................................... 221,3S2 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ......................................................................................... 644,969 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8,979 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 9,549 TOTAL, 341PPING AREA ................................................................................................. 11,943,646 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA, AND W.VA,l GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................................................................................... 16,349 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ---- ............................................................. 621,788 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEN ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 34,218 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------------------------- Is,139 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 3S4p52S OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .............................................................................. 266093 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... 1.53S,131 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 PITTSBURGH ............................................................................... 4,05,904 BIG SANDY RIVER, Kf. AND W.VA ........................................................................................... 1,400 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND w.VA ......................................................................................... 16,027,121 ALLEGHE4Y RIVER, PA ..................................................................................................... 772,433 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ..................................................................................................... 15,1153 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................................................................................... 1,544 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 24,320,698 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, 64 ............................................... 7,395 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, "INN., M40UTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 3,191 40NONGANELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ......................................................................................... b,300 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 16,856 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ...................................... I............................................................. 2,059,385 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL./ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 90,750 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 47 TABLE 4--ODMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUSRI; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE@ DISTILLATE CRUDE JETiFUEL, KEROSENE RESIOUAL@ NAPHTHA CATIN PRODUCTS ------------------ (CODEi FUEL-DIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL DIL (CODE ol L3 AND (CODES 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) TOTAL, ALL SHIPPING AREAS ---- 39,617,926 31,042,113 43,539,239 4,749,802 1,204,472 60,28Z,261 5,285,471 3,041,311 10,621,965 PENOBSCOT RIVER, MAINE/ PENOBSCOT RIVER, MAINE ---- ----------- 62,912 ........... .......... 3,286 ----------- --------- --------- ---------- PORTLAND HARBOR, MAINE/ PORTLAND HARBOR, M41NE ---------- 4,543 38,493 ........... .......... .......... 32,967 ......... ......... .......... GLOUCESTER HARBOR, 4ASS./ GLOUCESTER 4ARBOR, MASS ......... ........... 18,757 ........... .......... 14,498 ........... ......... 977 .......... SALEM HARBOR, 4ASS./ SALEM HARBOR, MASS .............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 412 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF BOSTON, MASS./ PORT OF BOSTON, MASS ............ 1191ols 319,972 ........... 24,819 23.124 303,659 ......... ......... 519ST NARRAGANSETT SAY/ NARRAGANSETT SAY ................ 5,967 67,32S ........... .......... 1,706 42,619 ......... ......... .......... PROVIDENCE RIVER AND HARBOR, R.I ............................. 8,134 161,820 ...... o- . .......... 6,343 ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 14,101 229,145 ........... .......... 8,049 42,619 ......... ......... .......... PROVIDENCE RIVER AND HARBOR, R.I./ NARRAGANSETT SAY ................ ........... 64,808 ........... .......... .......... 10,090 ......... ......... ........ PROVIDENCE RIVER AND HARBOR, R.I .......... o.................. 8,107 115,229 ----------- ---------- 16,230 12,816 --------- ------- o. .......... TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA ......... 8,107 150,037 ........... .......... 16,230 22,906 ......... ......... .......... LONG ISLAND SOUND, N.Y./ LONG ISLAND SOUND, N.Y.-o ....... 1,297 44,045 ........... .......... .......... 5,011 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF MEN Y3RK, N.Y. AND N.J4/ PORT OF WEN YORK, N.Y. AND N.J.- 9,403,578 8,484,SB9 1,130,963 136,967 268,500 5,297,624 263,580 16,128 279,291 UPPER 4UDS34 RIVER, N.Y ......... 3,656,853 1,825,377 59,208 100,762 1881518 ?,tO4,189 41,145 --------- 69,584 MEN YORK STATE BARGE CANAL ...... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ?61069 LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT ----- 42,253 4,076 ---- o ...... 61,533 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTALp 941PPING AREA ......... 13,102,654 10,314,042 IFIgo,til 299,a62 457,018 10140t,813 304,725 461128 376,944 UPPER HUDSON RIVER, N.Y./ PORT OF NEN YORK, N.Y. AND N.J .. ...... o.... 50,315 ........... .......... .......... 18,359 ......... ......... 44,236 UPPER HUDSON RIVER, N.Y --------- 12,621 93,090 .......... 5,957 .......... ?Z,356 ......... ......... .......... NEW YORK,STATE BARGE CANAL ------ ----------- 7,578 .......... : .......... .......... 2,145 ......... ......... .......... LAKE CRAMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT..... 65,380 15,016 ----------- 25,540 215 ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 78,001 lbs,999 ------- o... 31097 215 4?,060 ......... ......... 44,236 LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT./ LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT....o ........... ........... ........... 1,829 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... DELAWARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE/ DELANARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE- 10,532 122,9SS ........... 20,310 12,165 424,710 18,815 25 8,816 DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE ------------- 108,123 105,083 11,030 .......... 3,482 805,306 1,249 ......... .......... MANTUA CREEK, N.J ............... ........... 929 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ------------ ----------- 43,473 ........... .......... .......... 127,213 ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILLfRIVER, PA ------------ 48,394 201,435 ----------- 10,663 19,908 402,611 --------- 11,948 .......... CHESAPEAKE SAY .................. 3,740 2,316 ........... .......... 6,608 ..... o..... ......... ......... ......... NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND 4D .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 45,456 ......... ......... 33,77 SALT14ORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD .............................. 75,339 24,250 ........... .......... .......... 69,112 ... o..... ......... 102,965 POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... S9,279 --------- --- m..... ........ HAMPT04 ROADS, VA ............... ........... 12,175 ....... o... .......... .......... 21,481 ........ o .... o.... 33,6 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.c ............o....... o.. ........... ........... .......... o......... ........... ......... ....... ;.- 8,188 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 246,12S S12,616 11,030 30,973 42,163 1,955,228 20,0611 It,973 187,410 DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELA4ARE SIDE/ DELAWARE RIVER' MEN JERSEY SIDE- 422,963 403,320 1,069,924 221,465 91232 49S,835 ......... 25,576 .......... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE:;::::::::::::: 26S:721 ..9,?B2,431 14,316 ..... 3,094 CO HANSEY.ZIVE ' .... !!::!!! .... .... 41SPI LI R, :IRN, OIL ........... ........... .. o ... 1;;;;;7 ..... ::::: .... ::: .... ......... ......... ......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL.o ---------- ----------- 121,077 ........... .......... .......... 70,914 ---- o.... 395 .......... SCHUYLKILL,RIVER, PA ------------ 130,713 275,S72 ........... 17,925 3,625 636,209 ......... 11,226 ---------- CHESAPEAKE BAY ....... o.......... 27,839 10,401 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D .............................. 6SI,833 80'ess ........... .......... 33,085 123,014 ......... S,653 2,789 PDT04AC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 6,96S ........... 93,141 ---------- 88,616 ......... ......... .......... YORK RIVER, VA .................. ........... ........ o.. 12,770 91,930 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... JAMES RIVER, VA ................. ........... ........... ...... o.... 13,450 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... 92,660 8,711 ........... 792 ---------- joe'lla ......... ......... o......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 1145SI664 1,174,157 10,865,12sl 621,770 @ 09,036 1,849,969 ......... I 45,27t 19,607 48 7#4&4&ww &xwmee 4 fAc Waeted S60a, 11997 TABLE 4--DDMESTICi INLAND MOVEMENTS' OF PETROLEUM AND, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-CONTINUED. SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUSRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE; DISTILLATE CRUDE: JET@FUEL, KERD "' NE! 11 ESIDUALi NAPHTHA, CA-71% PRO OUC TS .................. (CODE, FUEL OIL' PETROLEUM: (CODE (, ODE IUEL@ OIL, (CODE OILS AND (CODES 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) CHRISTINA RIVER, DE6./ DELAWARE7RIVERI NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... 2,115 ........... .......... .......... 11,841 ......... ......... .......... DELAW A RE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE:SIDE --------------- 20,2bB 1,478 ........... .......... .......... 30,785 ......... ......... 46,89? CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ............ ........... 277 ........... .......... .......... 13,877 ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILL-RIVER, PA ------------ 3,055 6,076 ----------- ---------- 4,157 5,882 ......... ......... ........ BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, NO ............................. ........... t4,179 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... .......... TOTAL@, 841PPING AREA ......... 23,323 24,125 1.......... .......... 4,ts? 62,385 ......... ......... 46,697 SCNUYLKILL,RIVER, PA./ OELAWARE@RIVERI NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... 71,940 ........... .......... 1,480 406,996 33,703 ......... 136.337 DELAWARE RIVER" PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE ............... 31,096 62,602 ........... 1,314 .......... 726,783 ......... ......... .......... COHANSEY RIVER, N.J ............. ........... 9,310 .......... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ............ .......... 20,766 ........... .......... 4,697 112,868 ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILL-RIVER, PA ............ S,86; 57,991 ........... 10971 71120 102,028 ......... ......... .......... CHESAPEAKE SAY .................. 14,590 5,963 ........... .......... .......... 5,910 ......... ......... .......... NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND 40 .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 53,698 ......... ......... 9,974 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, F40 .............................. L'oss 3,632 ........... .......... .......... 6,521 4,198 ......... IsoosTs POTONAC@RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 16,343 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 170,325 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... 1,518 ........... 4,162 .......... 32,774 ......... ......... 21,893 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6#416 .TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA --------- S3,423 2SO,34S ........... 7,441 13,297 1,449,578 37,901 ......... 483,816 CHESAPEAKE'SAY/ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,605 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MO .............................. ........... 41,595 ........... .......... .......... boj637 ......... ......... .......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... 3,649 ........... 1,135 .......... 7,115 ......... ......... .......... T07AL4 341PPING AREA ......... ........... 45,244 ........... 1,138 .......... 94,357 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MO./ DELAWARE;RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE --------------- 1,901 13,457 ........... .......... ......... 4,137 ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ........... ........... 21,200 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ..... SCHUYLKILL@RIVER, PA ------------ 19,343, 21,288 ----------- ---------- ---------- 27,067 --------- --------- CHESAPEAKE'9AY .................. 54,957 24,124 ........... .......... .......... 1,433 ......... ......... ..... NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL* AND 40 .... ........... 14,487 ........... .......... .......... 48,525 ......... ......... .......... SALTI40RE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, ) NO .............................. ........... 112 926 ........... .......... .......... 1,419,810 ......... 4,731 .......... POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 27:577 ........... .......... .......... 6,624 ......... ......... .......... JAMES RIVER, VA ................. 22,342 ............ ........... .......... .......... 4,597 ......... ......... 48t623 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... 7,084 3,328 ........... 5,972 1,041 ........... ......... ......... .......... CAPE lEAR RIVER, N.C ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... I......... 6#363 TOTAL4 841PPING AREA ......... 105,709 238,387 ........... 5,972 1,041 t,518,213 ......... 4,731 63.311 POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES/. DELAWARE RIVER$ NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... ........... 25,979 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILL@RIVER, PA ............ 7,615 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- CHESAPEAKE SAY .................. ........... ........... ........... 47,478 .......... 6,447 ......... ......... .......... CHESTER RIVER, NO --------------- ----------- S,451 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D .............................. 7,804 7s,247 ........... .......... .......... 64696 ......... ......... .......... POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES --- ----------- 172,gb4 ........... 156,144 ---------- 121,972 ......... ......... 4,30 JAMES RIVER, VA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 9,222 ......... ......... .......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... ........... ........... 47,395 .......... 3,312 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... iS,42Z 253,662 ........... 256,996 .......... 147,649 ......... ......... 4,363 YORK RIVER, VA./ DELAWARE;RIVERP PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE ............... ........... 11,345 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ............ ........... 15,104 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILLiRIVER, PA ------------ ----------- 11,213 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CNE3APEAKE,BAY-P -------------- ----------- 3,344 ........... .......... .......... 1,639 ......... ......... .......... BALTIA40RE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MO .............................. 13,276 28,64S ........... .......... .......... ........... ........ p......... .......... POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES --- ----------- 11,074 ----------- ---------- ---------- 376,846 --------- --------- 8,726 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... J5,34S 43,197 ........... 124,852 ---------- S0,14S ......... ......... 2,1727 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTALIOIATERIVAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,153 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 26,621 123,922 ........... 124,882 ---------- 430,786 ......... ......... 11,03 JAMES RIVER, VA./ CHESAPEAKE SAY ......p........... 10,157 3,SB4 ........... .......... 3,261 46,786 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD .............................. 5,617 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... JAMES RIVER, VA ----------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 2,153 ......... ......... .......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... 189,235 80,293 ........... .......... 0,416 131,116 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, 591PPING AREA ......... 343,039 83,877 ........... .......... 11,677 180,055 ......... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND. TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND - DESTINA M-N 49 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-CONTINUED@ SHIPP, NG AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE, JET,FUEL; KEROSENE, QESIDUAL1 NAPHTHA CATING PRO 0UeT9 .................. (CDDE, FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (COD E (CODE FUEL OIL@ (CODE OILS AND (CODES 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2915, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 292t, 2916) 2991) HAMPTON ROADS, VA.1 DELAWARE RIVER- NCO JERSEY SIDE . ........... 3,779 ----------- ---------- ---------- 47,568 ......... ......... .......... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE ............... ........... 11512 ........... 3,713 .......... 6,640 ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ------------ ----------- 3,002 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ICHUYLKILL RIVER, PA:::::::::::: .... 202;:92 11:197 ::::::::: ......... .......... CHESAPEAKE SAY;;-. :A!TICOKE RD;: . AND MD.--- 2,07s 29, .:: ........... .......... .......... ......... ....... IVE a 8 62 A TIMORE4ARBOR AND CHANNELS, 6:115 ll::444 ......... ......... 3,217 2S 548 5 147 ......... ......... .......... APPAMANNOCK RIVER, VA 23 RA. I... I... ;;; --- - ::::::::: YO K RIVE:;,v 76:673 147 AR Z::::.:: .......... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... i 'Es P RIVV 21 --- RAN TON ROADS'VA;7;:*;;;;;:;;7* ----------- 326,499 ........... 5?oSS3 3,880 1%,:71 ATLANTIC INTRACDA GRE T BRIDGE LOCK ROUTE ......... ........... ............ ........... 202,891 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... RD A:OKE RIVER,NC... ... ........... .......... .......... 29,527 ......... ......... .......... CAPE FEAR RIVER, - ... 1'3,770 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ......... e3l.440 629,076 ........... 260,562 51105 1,38S,170 ......... a,415 7,277 AYLANTM14TRACDAStAL WATERWAY' EN91 MEER DISTRICT,OILMINGTON/ ATLANTIC.rNTRACOASTAL0ATER94Y' WT ENG17EER D STRICTRL,INGCON ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 14,813 ......... ......... . PA14L Co ANDT TAR R;VEISq N. :::: .......... .. *------- 8,593 ......... ......... NEUSE-RIVER,NC............ 2,7qg .......... ........... ......... ......... ::: ....... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... ........... 2,749 .......... 23,466 ......... ......... .......... CAPE N C ROFIElAWRIVIER" ; ........ 3,060 ......... ......... ....... P . C. ANV'7AR ...... .. ....... .. .. A LID 3,t46 ......... ......... ....... NEUSE RIVER ........... .. 42:1152 --------- --------- ---------- CAPE FEAR R;,4c";:Z::::::: .....*...... 97,5,4; 8,421 ........... .......... .......... 243 7 A ......... ......... .......... NORTHEAS T (CAPE FEAR) RIVER7 11.C. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 110,831 ......... ......... .......... ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ... ........... ........... ........... .......6.. .......... 3,obq ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 9,542 8,421 ----------- ---------- ---------- 405,987 ......... ......... .......... ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL NATE70,AYI ENGINEER A M ZISTRICT,,CH.RLES.ON/ ..... ........... ........... ........... HA PT ROADS 1,696 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... R;C D A; ATLANTIC "T A 1;:";A;ERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, "ILMINGTO N::: 1,427 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... '. PE FEAR RIVER, N.C ..... .. ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,780 ......... ......... .......... ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL' NAT;R-;Yl ENGINEER O1:T:!CTA,.CHA%!!j!!::: AVANNAH RI e... SG TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... 2,827 ........... 5,218 .......... 91,059 ......... ......... .......... SAVA:ZAH IVER;SGA;/ H PTD: RD:,........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ...... 2)363 ATLANTICIlRACl:i;;:_;;;;;;;7 ENGINIE. DISTRICT, WILMINGTON ... ........... 2,897 ........... .......... .......... 11,369 ......... ......... .......... PAML 'C' AN D TAR"E RS, N 61:::,s CAPE FEAR RI E:, N.C. V-;A;ER;AYI ATLANTMINTRACOASTA@ ENGINEER DISTRICT, C4AALESTON ... ........... ........... ........... 50,0ST .......... 1,654 ......... ......... ER, ..... ::::: COOPER RIV B.C ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... $27 ......... ......... ..... SAVANNAH R"'R'OGA*;:";;;@;;;;-- 3slios 12,326 ----------- 1,601 .......... 111,574 ......... ......... 6#401 ATLANTIC:17T ACCA!T ENGINEER D57RITSAVANNAH ..... ........... 2,781 ........... .......... .......... 6,115 ......... ......... .......... S% JOHNS RIVER, FLA ............ 22,590 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ......... s9,138 18,004 ........... 51,688 .......... 140,424 1,090 ......... toi?64 ST. JOHNS RIVER;AFL:;/ ATLANTCINT CO TALrAATERMAY' ENGINEERDIS TRICT;.:!!%!!j!!::: 12,700 ...... 'AIANIAHRIVER ' G6,2sg A TLAHT I CINTRACDASTALt WATERNAY1. ENGZN,EE:,DIITRICT AVANNAH ..... ........... 1,99s ........... .......... .......... 137,693 ......... ......... .......... IT.. i)HRVER 65,2SI 130,914 ........... S4,261 .......... 707,372 ......... ......... .......... ITLA T C,INTRAC0ASTAL.II ENMEEIR 013 TRICT#JACKSONVILLE- 3,189 611 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 87,399 141,806 ........... 54,261 .......... 643,065 ......... ......... .......... AT1,4NTICIINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGI NEER DISTRICT, JA CK SONYIL@E/ SAVANNAH RIVER, GA;;@ ........... ........... ........... ........... . ......... 2.363 4TLA NTIC@j MTRA CO AS NATERWAY0 ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACXSDNVILLE- 2:2za- 30::4: ........... .......... .......... .. ......... ........ TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ......... 2 222 30 4........... .......... .......... ass osq ......... ......... 2,3 3 50 Wwlp@ e4mmmm 4 de 14&a S40?4, 19Y7 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SH IPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR'YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,DOO POUNDS) OTHER LU7:1;, PETROLEUM GASOLINE! DISTILL:TE CRRUDEz JET FUEL, KEROSENE! RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA! CA N P70DUCTS .................. (CDDEI FUEL,O L Pe T OLEU ( DOE (COD E FUEL, 0IL@ (CODE 0 a AND CODES M C IL RECEI;ING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE, 2912) ?913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 291 8, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, C*L0OSAHAT CHEE@RIVE RT0 ANCLOTE RIVER , FLA ./ OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY, FLA ........ ........... 10,23S ........... .......... .......... 638,300 ......... ......... .......... INTRACO ASTAL WATERWAY, CALODSAHATC4EE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA ...................... ........... 14,529 ........... .......... .......... 79,721 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- --------- 24,763 ........... .......... .......... 716,021 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL nATEROAY' 4PALACMEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO 40BILE SAY, ALA ........................ 16,239 23,239 ........... 4,689 ---------- 137 ......... ......... ...... AARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ 3,60 4,179 ........... .......... .......... 11,039 ......... ......... 3 GULF INTRACOASTAL NAtERWAY1 MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 2,947 3,356 ........... 6,998 .......... 1,640 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,484 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 22,855 30,774 ........... 11,687 ---------- 15,300 ......... ......... 3,358 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FL,14T RIVERS, GA. AND FLA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ I'sse 1,775 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,318 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 115sa 1,77S ........... .......... .......... 2,318 ......... ......... .......... GULF OF MEXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 113,110 - ........ .......... .......... ........... ......... 2 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERMAY1 409ILE BAY, ALA,. TD MEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... 842 7,691 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 27,985 PEARL RIVER, MISS. AND LA ------- ----------- 6........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA ---- ----------- t48 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- LAKE %4UREPAS, LA ............... ........... 192 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OATEROAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 4........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVERp LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 20,780 482,322 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ----------------------- ----------- ----------- 35,3SO .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... S7 5,340 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.--- 220 892 319,176 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- SABINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- . 47,951 12,319 316'eas .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ 6,242 ----------- 259,274 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 10,212 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 5,319 606,518 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 236,440 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 14,288 ----------- 334,604 ---- ---- ----------- --------- --------- 5,270 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 27,979 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 16,774 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.. TO MOUTH 3F MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 7,671 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ 7,405 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, B41PPIAG AREA ......... 111,156 153,669 2,367,141 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- 2 296,661 AARRIOR RIVER 3YSTEM/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO 40BILE BAY, ALA ........................ 236,917 40,299 ----------- ---------- ---------- 64,692 --------- --------- IOs,TbS APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ------- 14,663 20,096 ----------- ---------- ---------- 1,03? --------- --------- 63,079 ESCA401A 440 CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA -------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 1,702 --------- --------- ---------- GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- ----- 7,638 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ 90,809 21,645 463,SS4 ---------- ---------- 331,153 --------- --------- --- ALABA44-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ------------------------------ ----------- ----- ----------- ---------- ---------- 6,394 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERWAYI MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- $3,425 14,361 ----------- ---------- ---------- S,440@ --------- --------- - ZO,474 WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- ----- 24,511 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL #ATEROAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA,# TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... 18,709 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA -------- ----------- 31,004 5,668 ---------- ---------- 11,752 ......... ......... ...... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION, 51 TABLE 4-.DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI:. PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JET@FUELI KERD S ENE RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CATIN PRODUCTS ................................... (CODE FUEL OIL PETRO L EU14 (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL, (CODE OILS A14D (CODES RECEIVING.AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2910 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 291b) 2991) CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... ........... .......... 14,844 ........... bO,423 --------- ---------- SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 2,266 ........... 1,105,087 ---------- ---------- 62,991 45,837 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... L24 ......... ......... ....... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 38,469 20,348 11,491 19,920 15,000 80,760 39,030 ......... 9, GULF INTRACOASTAL-NATERwAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... 122,890 .......... .......... ........... 18,306 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE 4EXICAN BORDER ---------------- 2,726 ----------- ----------- ---- 5,229 ........... 4,362 --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- 26,374 3S2iS06 15,000 ---------- 6,072 9,608 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 59,671 10,444 3S6,134 ---------- ---------- 85,254 169 6,000 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGEF LA ----------------- 8,561 5,169 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... A41SSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF 01410 RIVER ........................... 3,700 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER%' MINNEAPOLIS, %INN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 5,600 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISNILLE ...................... ........... 17,635 S,Bsg S4,SJ9 .......... ........... ......... ......... 12,161 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA, AND KY .......................... ........... 9,146 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,552 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,775 ......... ......... .......... FORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 4,2ts ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... S46,827 216,541 2,4S4,647 89,439 35,073 669,3S6 177,735 6,000 445,73? ALABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ---------- --------- ----- 3,000 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAY' M081LE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 386,952 242,055 ........... 84,447 ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 78,507 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... 36,290 26,441 ---------- -------- ---- ----- --- --------- ---- GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 171,781 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM -------- 276,647 48,735 ----------- ---------- ---------- 24,410 3,2aa ......... 672,452 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 40BILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 16,677 54,175 3,046 7,500 ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 21,620 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... 919 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... 6,136 ........... .......... .......... 5,60? ......... ......... .......... 348INE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 69,344 63,447 ........... .......... .......... 129,698 912?5 7,418 --------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ---------- 2,594 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 12,816 ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ------------------------- 8,083 ........... ........... .......... .......... 8,214 4,150 ......... .......... . MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,Lk., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 6,552 r"040 101,BBS .......... .......... 81531 ......... ......... 1,610 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NE4 ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 1811580 l6o2oo S8,582 3,549 ---------- 24,971 23,443 9,186 3,113 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4DUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 24,583 ----------- ----------- ---------- ------------ ----------- --------- --------- 6,316 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 4ISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO @2,933 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... Illss I MINN., TO 4OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 64,872 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- 6,S40 --------- ---------- 4OLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 15,203 4,170 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 55,577 50,783 ........... 141,2S8 ---------- 12,25S ......... ......... 223,025 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 9184S TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- 11,428 ?2,397 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. 18,590 5,273 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ ----------- 5,926 ........... .......... .......... 27,852 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, 341PPING AREA ......... 1,219,905 $50,778 164f732 23b,754 ---------- 241,533 59,482 16,604 1,188,329 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 40BILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW DRLEANS, LA ..................... ........... 310 ........... I.......... .......... ........ - ......... ......... .... 52 1997 TABLE 4--DDMEPTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETR06EUR AND PETROLEUM PRODUCT$--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDWYEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 24000 POUNDS). OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEUM 3141PPINS,AREA (CONTINUED),/ GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE: JET@FUELI KEROSENE. RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CATIM9. PRODUCTS ................................... (CODE FUEL OIL . PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL, (CCOU OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) 1CODE 2917) GREA:ES 29128 2914) 1311) 291s) (CO E 29 ': 2916) 2991) 41831331PPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 177 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... 487 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... 765 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... LAKE 4AUREPAS, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 588 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- 11,532 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... 11,532 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... sea WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO/ ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... 12,2S6 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 16,057 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... 67,534 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS --------------------------- ----------- --------- 3,080 .......... .......... 4,140 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- 7,364 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' RATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 441,400 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... 547,721 .......... .......... 4,140 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRAC04STAL WATERWAY# MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX./ GULF 3F MEXICO .................. ........... 502,768 356 so .......... ........... ......... 3 ... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... 489,059 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 508 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TD GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... 25,994 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 139,756 bso,405 1,296 .......... 211 ......... ......... 25 GOLF INTRACOASTAL OATERNAYI PLAGUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... IS4 1,102 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... 16,229 1,201,30Q .......... ...................... ......... ......... .......... INLAND NATERNAY, FRANKLIN TD NERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... 2,641 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ------------- ----------- 1,291 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... 1,069 538,S45 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 30,629 442 1,184,430 .......... .......... 4,172 ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ 2,206 ........... S38,102 .......... .......... 10,350 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 4,927 ........... 81,63a .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... 15,0as .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUT4 OF PASSES - ----------- 5,212 3,182038 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER* BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN IRLEANS, LA ..................... 12,538 is 309,331 9,430 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING 9ATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... 0,426 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 7,533 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ...... ARXANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 3:;;; OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 3,827 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. 3,993 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ S,052 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ......... 70,695 669PS77 8,226,757 10,814 .......... 14,733 --------- 3 3,094 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PL49UEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA, I GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,456 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1#476 GULF INTRACOASTAL:WATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... ba9,234 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ..... DOMESTIC NLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 53 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC. INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUSRI@: PETROLNUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE C:ULDE JET FUEL@ KEROSENE RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CAT ,N p RODUCT ................................... 'CODE FUEL DIL PET D EU4 (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE 014S AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911 ( COD E (CDOE 2912 2913) (CODE 2917) GREA 5ES 29 is, 2914) lilt) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) GULF INTRACDASTA6@NATERWAYI PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ........... 113,506 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... ........... 1,102 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 41,058 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 50,479 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ 3,344 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 419SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 1,126 1,S20 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 24,885 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TD BUT NOT INCLUDING NE4 ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 5S,639 ........... 149,367 .......... .......... ........... S,590 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERt MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 1,095 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,193 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLISf MINN., TO MOUTH OF 418SDURI RIVER ........................... S,502 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 111,185 1,520 934,267 .......... .......... ........... S,590 ......... 29,012 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 938 240 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- ----------- 57,808 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GOLF INTRACOASTAL OATERAAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO 340INE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 12,017 87,40 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GOLF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ........... 19,836 ..................... ........... ......... ..... o... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... 3,033 71082 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... 3,283 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 47,365 .......... .......... ........... 4,010 --------- ---- SASINE.NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 7,704 1,126 74,456 ..... o.... .......... ........... 7,988 ...o ..... .... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 36,910 14,395 S,514 .......... .......... 49 , 352 39,836 ......... S.248 GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYP CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... 9,870 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 415SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 2,S94 ........... 15,166 .......... .......... ........... 4,596 ......... 20'ass MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 69,577 7,599 ........... .......... .......... 179,272 ......... ........ 4 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 313,264 61,067 ........... .......... .......... 2's3b ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERI@MOUTH OF 413SOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... 2,140 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSIBSIPPURIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, "INN., TO ROUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 13,335 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- o........ .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 17,114 3,530 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 21870 7,454 ----------- 5,900 .........o........... ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 42,826 17,600 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ........ o.... 61181 3,041 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@p SNIPPING AREA ....... o- 517,545 149,032 3D?,BS6 5,9DO ---------- 231060 56,430 --------- 2S,533 OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA.1 GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- ----------- a,624 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI 40BILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------- ----------- ----------- 7,94S .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE4 LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- ----------- 10,959 ..... o.... .......... . p......... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... ......... o. ...... p.... 21,526 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO 4ERMENTAU RIVER, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- ----------- 214,811 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY.L RIVE::.@t::.j! ...... ........... M23IINPRIPIPEIR, TE S 9 340,907 ...... o... .......... ........... ........ 2 .......... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... 132 9,658 .......... .......... ........... o........ ......... .......... 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA to CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS;"N:::: 269",4,4138 ShSINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- ----------- ----- 127,992 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... 140,Bst .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI GALVESTON To CORPUS CHRISTI,, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... 14,416 .......... .......... 25,595 ......... ......... .......... 54 Wa"owe &xmew q rAe Ww&ad Swa. I t7f 7 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PROOUCTS--C04TINUED SHIPP14G AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 24000 POUNDS) OTHER LU771: PET:OLTUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JETiFUEL KEROSENE RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CA N PRO uc 3 ................................... (CODE! FUEL DIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL; (CODE OILa AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CDDE 2917 GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... 92,727 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 31,253 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... 724790 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL?, SHIPPING AREA --------- ----------- 141 1,325,496 ---------- ---------- 25,59S ......... 2.......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... 63,029 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 41SSISSIPPURIVER, LA., TD SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 653 32,632 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... 93,387 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---- ----------- ----------- IS1,319 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... S2,426 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO 14OUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- 4bO .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ------ -------------- ----------- ----------- 5,277 .......... .......... ..................... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... 653 398,S30 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA./. GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,997 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... 66,228 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYt 40BILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 8,9to GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- ----------- 11,490 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA -------- ----------- ----------- 13,957 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---- ----------- ----------- 48,308 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 85,735 ........... 235,218 .......... .......... ...... .... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ 51,056 ----------- 72,826 ---------- ---------- 1,032 2,477 --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ...... ;--------------------- 14,426 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 8,179 2,390 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ---------------- 1,106 ........... 2,306 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 116.032 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 32-,271 ........... 11,533 .......... .......... 1,815 ......... ......... 2,6al MISSISSIPPI RIVER%' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 8,47D ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- DHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 1,296 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ 2"140 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL., SHIPPING AREA --------- 196,50D ----------- 461,866 ---------- ---------- 11,026 4,867 ......... 145,628 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ------------------------ 3,891 ----------- ----------- 9,242 ---------- ----------- 2,582 --------- ---------- GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 4,449 ----------- ---------- ---------- ------ ---- --------- 231 ---------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTE4 ----------- 57,488 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- (,,4?6 ......... ......... 5,098 GULF INTRACOASTAL. WATERWAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 7,253 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- GULF INTR4CDASTA4 WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE@RIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- 46,617 ........... .......... .......... 61,433 --------- --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY0 PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ................................... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 5,932 .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ------- ----------- 17,3a6 ----------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- --------- ---------- BAYOU VERMILION, LA ------------- ----------- 5,661 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,533 --------- --------- ---------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---- ----------- 303FI35 185,787 3,894 17,579 ----------- 35,264 3,312 ---------- SABINE-NECHES WAtERWAY, TEXAS ... 63,134 27,602 84,520 .......... .......... 130263 ?3,310 32,645 2,200 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ 50,216 192,449 833,596 .......... .......... 270,413 41L.9as B'Zio 21,662 GULF INTRACOASTAL AATFRWAYI GALVESTON TD CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS --------------------------- 69,993 15,918 ........... .......... .......... 131,476 --------- --------- 11,821 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------ 9,421 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 16,349 --------- 5,808 6,708 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 55 TABLE M--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CO4TINUED SHIPP14G AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUEL KEROSENE RESIDUAL NAPHTHA CATING. PRODUCTS ................................... (CODE! FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 13il) 2915) (CODE 2921. 2916) 2991) MiSSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 11,02a 17,497 6,530 .......... .......... 129,439 16,168 1,40D .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TD BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 15,147 33,500 215,203 9,2M3 .......... 47,S62 ......... ......... 13,332 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING SAT04 ROUGE, LA ----------------- 145,38b 89,181 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 21,756 10,220 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER ........................... 59,971 21,614 ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,3sa 57,S01 ..... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ---------- o ---------------- 16,605 4,751 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 24,156 .......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, 83,258 3,112 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------- ----------- ----- ----------- ---------- ---------- 14,337 --------- --------- ---------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 30,gqs 42,068 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 3410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,544 .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 8,758 .......... TENNE35EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- 3,402 ----------- ----- o..... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- 42,823 ------- PORT OF CHICAGO. ILL ............ 2,t40 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 7,902 t31,100 ....... TOTAL, SHIPP14G AREA ......... 629,278 824,080 11325,636 22,379 11,579 692,233 t2s,509 345,176 71,261 SABINE-NEC4ES NATERNAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAVI 4PALACHEE SAY, FLA., TD MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 4,879 19,261 ........... 33,701 ---------- 29,338 5'soo ......... .......... GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 18,323 ........... 142 .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- 33,086 202,002 .......... .......... 64,914 12,322 --------- 1, GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERNAYI 40BILE BAY, ALA- TO NEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... 60,928 42,013 ........... .......... .......... 6,916 13,123 --------- 21,755 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX --------------- 143,687 52,136 1,272 .......... .......... 110,045 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATER4AYI PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 26,700 26,137 .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ----------- ----------- 71508 3,408 .......... .......... 64,235 --------- --------- ---------- INLAND -VATERYJAY, FRANKLIN TO 14ERMENTAU RIVER, LA ------------- ----------- 701 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... 3,548 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... MERMENTAU RIVER, 9AYDU NEZPIQUE AND 84YOU DES CANNES, LA ........ ........... ........... 766 .......... .......... .......... w......... ......... 1,2it CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.--- 13,005 7,004 103,397 ---------- 60,169 114,042 26,353 51600 74,2S9 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS- 131,159 108,418 574,130 ---------- 3,125 199,264 200,059 10,819 5,420 GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATER*AY- SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,400 ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 143,222 338,969 105,170 158,979 .......... 1,20S,014 Iss,612 49,008 219,266 .GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 76,066 18,486 .......... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 21,176 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERNAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS. TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------ 2,S33 ----------- 3,110 ---------- ---------- 100,900 28,789 22,626 29,530 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLE4NS,LA., TO 4OUT14 OF PASSES- 38,452 zolast 26,658 7,402 ---------- 2STISSS 10,496 20,010 1,363 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 119,479 21,925 20,370 9,243 ---------- 179,345 11400 43,424 81,213 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 8,300 27,375 10,4b2 ---------- ---------- ----------- Z,765 28,238 5,909 %ississrPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ...................... o.... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 2,683 34,722 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ------------------------- 12,477 ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,400 ......... 11,942 ........ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... ........ o . .......... ........... ......... ......... 19 0;; WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 10,400 ......... 41,SSI OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUI By ILLE ...................... ........... 19,609 ........... 10,SS6 .......... ........... 1,355 t0l,139 18,076 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH- ................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4t,964 21686 61,141 .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,gie CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,606 KANA44A RIVER, W.VA ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,782 ...... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 17,125 --w ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 51186 20,998 ........... .......... .......... 23,154 ......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4,700 21,572 1-05",718-2 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 759,315 756F21i 11091,553 220,324 63,294 2,404,846 523,419 S391595 Sqa,333 56 11997 TABLE:4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTH!R LUBRI- PETRO cum SHIPPING,AREA GASDLINE@ DISTILLATE CRUDE; JETIFUEL, KEROSENE' R'o IDUAL, NAPHTHA CATING, PRODUCTS ................................... CCOM FUEL,OIL' PETROLEUM (CODE (C 0DE FUEL OIL, (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE, 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYO SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS/. GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE!RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... 6,122 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... 29,570 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-4ECMES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... 9,980 .......... .......... ........... 5,452 ..................... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS..; ......... ........... ........... 177,502 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,200 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 29,719 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 2,800 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA --------- 2,80D ........... 2S2,,893 .......... .......... ........... 5,4S2 ......... 6#200 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERWAY1 APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TD MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 66,046 23,631 ........... 45,931 .......... 6,567 12,099 13,S83 .......... APALACMICOLA#CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... &,100 ......... .................... ESCAMSTA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA .................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 66,833 GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 36,947 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ 72,296 7,397 24,693 ---------- ---------- 44,910 ......... - 10,730 .......... GULF 14TRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TD NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 1,502 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 2,405 ......... 13,727 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... 1,666 34,077 .......... 96,949 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYP PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ........... ........... ..................... ........... ......... 7,471 .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... 32,237 23,400 26,405 ---------- ---------- IS1991 ......... ......... 4,37Q MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ 5,099 ........... .... 6...... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.--- 2ISF418 4,690 ----------- 10,199 51,7S3 84,117 44,745 9,276 63,727 SABINE-NECMES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 275,645 los,192 26,314 .......... .......... 295,332 120,953 24,420 IL1,766 GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 7,200 ......... ......... 329 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ 764011 871,530 158,394 64?940 61781 5,598,360 055,113 195,900 263,423 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERvvAYl- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 33,277 20,92S 11917sb 11,189 .......... 123,879 676,076 86,618 1111940 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. 47,061 21,380 7,682 .......... 3,478 135,629 149,S7S 62,541 55,129 MISSISSIPPI RIVER" NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 132,413 11,659 50539 7,483 .......... 400,406 126,045 164,616 273#215 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 2S5,154 S54,360 140,730 .......... 6,738 960,808 497,993 IS71989 144,217 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 81,975 4,726 10,294 33,373 .......... ........... 11,777 11507 10,099 Mississippi RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO ROUTH OF DHID RIVER ........................... 4,780 1,793 ........... .......... 9,914 ........... 2,716 11,613 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, "INN., TO MOUTH OF 419SOURI RIVER ........................... 36,972 ........... ........... .......... 5'all ........... 24,872 47,962 24,230 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK, ............ 16,607 ........... ........... .......... .......... 9,638 ......... ......... .......... ROLF RIVER, TENN ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... A,679 ;--------- ---------- DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 6,040 5,270 ........... 11,283 .......... 7,088 30,877 4,539 .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... :.......... ........... ......... 13,357 .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 13,835 1,537 ........... .......... .......... 33,414 I,aoo 48,638 10368 TENNE33EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... 14,882 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,131 .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA.-- 2,614 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 38,405 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................ ........... ...... o.... ........... ..................... 7,160 ......... ......... .......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------- ----------- S6,159 ........... .......... .......... 160 ......... 61,171 .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. ........ -- 89,410 ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,441 ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... 16,537 9,9se ........... .......... .......... 34,272 6,835 23,990 .......... TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA ......... 2,080,419 1,833,897 521,493 218,475 84,475 7,790#808 2,573,601 967,252 IF120,737 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON T6 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL OATEROkYl @APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ........................ ........... ........... ........... 9,856 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 57 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM-AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUIRI; P:TRDLEU- GASOLINE. DISTILLATE CRUDE; JET FUEL, KEROSENE RESIDUAL, 4AP.T.1 CATIN ODUC TS ........ (CODE: FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL! (CODE ILS AN (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2911) GREASES 2918F 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921. 2916) 2991) GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,339 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERhAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 1,650 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ----------- ----------- 1,358 6,126 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... 771 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.--- 16,896 ........... 5,660 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... SABINE-NECHES %ATERNAY, TEXAS ... 4,203 ---------- 27,833 .......... .......... ........... 9,77S ......... 04LVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ '1'8':SB2 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 285,531 36,793 02,05b 19,810 .......... 275,450 69,109 5,686 45,987 GALVESTON TD CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... ........... 11,700 57,044 .......... .......... 19,532 6,144 ......... t93 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERwAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------ 7,797 il,820 123,741 ---------- ---------- 8,739 ......... ......... 4,184 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 11,472 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER$ BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... 13,537 ........... 13,499 .......... .......... 61055 5,003 --------- 4,281 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 3,3S8 ......... .. ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... 6,454 .......... ........... ......... ......... .... DHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 7,777 --------- --------- ---------- 40NONGAMELA RIVER, PA. AND O.VA ............................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,332 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- 8,396 ......... .......... TOTAL, S041PPING AREA ......... 327,954 50,092 275,980 36,122 .......... 335,69h 102,37S 5,686 121,747 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACMEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 200,100 ........... ........... 46,001 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- 40,483 ----------- ---------- ---------- 21,113 ......... ......... 15,331 GULF 14TRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... Is,777 ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... 6,010 ----------- ---------- ---------- 33,920 --------- --------- ---------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.--- 3,334 ........... ........... .......... 101,120 52,006 --------- --------- 28,28S SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 381,852 142,S32 17,506 16,2S3 .......... 39,511 37,546 1,698 ....... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 1,152,679 535,878 164,730 101,908 .......... 830,193 46,155 s,Osq 93IN; GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYf GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 60,263 50,992 309,27a .......... .......... 161,456 3,5bg ......... 47,022 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. 919,476 252,161 233,707 3,555 .......... 592*857 60,611 22 59,329 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 141,940 56,273 ----------- ---- ---------- ----------- ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 7,732 3,073 13,620 3,798 .......... 84,1sl ......... ......... 2,909 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .................. 270,668 55,939 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISS18SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... 5,935 ........... .......... 23,137 ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 109,778 7,S32 ........... .......... .......... ........... 10,280 ......... 10,662 413SDURI RIVER ------------------ ----------- --------- ----------- ---- 6,694 ........... ......... ......... 12,204 ILLINDIS RIVER, ILL ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 4,2sb MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 7,466 --------- --------- 31,914 PORT Of CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... 37,s9s ........... 4,243 ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 3,3oT,8SO 1,156,808 738,841 171,515 166,S46 1,844*452 162,4D4 9,779 305,177 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACOASTAL.NATERWAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 42,835 34,187 ........... .......... .......... 23,184 ......... ......... 24,018 APALACHICOLA.CmATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT'RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 10,029 ......... ......... .......... GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 50,527 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 23,923 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ 2,775 6,000 ........... .......... .......... 23,946 --------- --------- 12,066 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY$ MOBILEiBAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 26,494 22,660 267 .......... .......... SO,510 ......... ......... 945 INNERNARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA .............................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 96,212 ......... ......... .......... WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... 12027A .......... ........ ........ ".. ......... ......... .......... 58 W4&douw e4mmmw 4 de Wae&d SWIrc 1 9Y7 TABLE;4--DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF.PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-CONTINUED SHIPPI49 AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1907 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LU711; PETROLEUM !@!:PING.AREA.CCONTINUED) GASOLINEo DISTILLATE CRUD 1; JETIFUELI KEROSENE RESIDUALi NAPHTHA CA IN PRODUCT S .... .... ..................... CCODEi FUEL OIL PETROLEUM ( ODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE@ 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI 4133ISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 230,014 53,682 .......... .......... 95,965 ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... 2,594 15,136 39,188 .......... .......... 7,356 ......... ......... .......... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ------------- ----------- 1,489 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... 5,089 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... 11,564 6.,128 .......... .......... 84,492 ......... ......... .......... SABINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... 480 4R6,199 .......... .......... 72,722 ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... 6,561 15t,344 .......... .......... 130,912 18,9ss ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... 99,655 .......... .......... 9,000 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 269,239 514,748 .......... .......... 1,263,038 ss,794 3,971 712 MISS13SIPPI,RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA,, TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 1,400 100,113 I,OSO,2IS .......... .......... 524,766 17,674 ......... 4OP607 MISSISSIPPI RIVER,' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 122,222 96,624 15,633 .......... .......... 2,970 4,786 ......... S4,096 MISS13SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER --------------------------- 5,583 2,964 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 13,576 16,718 ........... .......... .......... 25,368 ......... 9,262 .......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ..... ........... 2,612 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. 15,538 ........... ........... .......... .......... 31138 ......... ......... .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 74,16S SS,822 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 561,350 247,230 ........... 61,972 7,768 ........... ......... ......... 6plel OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... 9,524 ........... .......... .......... 21,923 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... S,Sls ........... .......... .......... 14,708 ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 380,551 165,290 ........... 1,242 ---------- 10,693 ......... ......... .......... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ............. 9,256 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................ ........... 2,600 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 30,933 3,278 s,aoD .......... .......... 12,?SO ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,101 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 1,269,274 1,360,496 2137slib9 63,214 7,765 2,497,')63 97,199 13,233 162,570 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOAST44 #ATERMAYt APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ------------------------ 116,379 6,828 ........... 69,253 .......... ss'ZO3 ......... 57,054 .......... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 54,498 ......... ......... .......... GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... 3,731 36,768 .......... .......... ........... ......... ..... ... 6,128 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ 190,624 38,654 46,ITI .......... .......... 248,665 6,120 --------- 31,067 ALASAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA .............................. ............ ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,349 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW DRLEkNS, LA --------------------- 13,147 5,6S2 ........... .......... .......... 8,355 --------- --------- 943 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA .............................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,483 WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... 7,660 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SA61NE RIVER, TEX --------------- 5,796 42,026 34,852 5,6bb ---------- 79,b4t --------- --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYJ PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, 4A ....................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,400 34,922 .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... 15,948 - 373,888 444,950 .......... .......... 80,437 B0,097 --------- 12,668 OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA -------------------------- a64,ISI 2,301 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... 1,632 ........... .......... .......... ..................... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ------------- ----------- 3,646 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---- ----------- 9,058 ........... .......... 28,706 9,936 --------- 3,137 ..... SABINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 46,532 24,785 92,603 .......... .......... ?94,S46 ---------- 1,4SI GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 411,123 616,SIS 14,792 109,098 3,374 550,648 477,604 58,566 112,581 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 24,892 ......... 5,777 6,748 GULF, INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 7,488 1,696 14,176 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 256,814 345,602 758,219 7,064 .......... 1,505,052 4,751 34,661 31,870 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 59 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUB11; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUEL, KEROSENE RESIDUAL NAPHTHA CAT N PRODUCTS ................................... (CODE' FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (C0D E FUEL OlLi (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 292t, ?916) 299t) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 175,05% 336,339 296,669 73,843 23,458 1,069,930 84,162 2 85,007 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 1,591,473 19S,761 161,6S3 292,902 ---------- 409,274 ......... 10317 94,071 MISSISSIPPI RIVER# MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------------------------- 62,397 9,313 ........... 37,816 ---------- ----------- --------- 7,633 4,334 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., To MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 309,604 38,269 133,354 13,456 --------- 1,717 1,821 S4,908 ---------- YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS..... 6,775 3,344 ----------- ...... : ........... ......... 15,996 33,263 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------- 35,068 8,055 ........... ..... 4'77'9*b'9 -,-: ....... 6,173 ......... ......... 13F90? WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 124,753 15,224 ----------- ---------- ---------- 30,Q78 ......... ......... 206,440 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 174,863 205,662 ........... 104,5Q3 1,321 6,020 ......... 41061 174,474 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 23,176 --------- 1,447 75,SIS OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- 288,888 4,SS9 ........... .......... .......... tO7,253 --------- 9,913 44,731 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- 9,304 41,886 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,712 26,61Q CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... V4,98b KANAWHA RIVER, *.VA ------------- 7,729 1,898 ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,269 ......... .......... 40NONGA4ELA RIVER, PA. AND d.VA ---------------------------- --------- 1,645 --------- ---------- ---------- 9,943 ......... ......... 38,897 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------- ----------- 7,402 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,801 ........ MISSOURI RIVER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 42',6 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 6,400 12,518 ----------- ---------- ---------- 542,100 34,242 t,243 109,773 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ 3,330 21,126 ----------- ---- ---------- 27,7 " 11419 2,902 2,023 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 4,116,230 2,377,319 2,OZ7,681 761,610 56,859 5,138,563 700,379 304,339 1,231,775 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ APALACMICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 3,205 ......... .......... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,278 ......... ......... 12',488 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... 920 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ----------- ----------- ----------- 7,666 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.... 3,906 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SASINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 2,726 ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 7,861 8,352 52,07S .......... .......... ........... S,848 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATER*AY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------ ----------- ----- 5,361 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 6,614 ........... 48,401 ---------- ---------- ----------- ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING 4EO ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 23,3tO ........... 585,553 ---------- ---------- 26,061 ......... ......... 9,441 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 131,603 92,704 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,186 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... 8,2S2 ........... ......... 1,331 .......... 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... t,359 14,8SI ......... ......... .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ ........... 16,101 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... Is,sSI DHIO RIVER- ENG14EER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 21900 7,954 ........... .......... 13,260 ........... ......... ......... 6,001 OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------------- ----------- 2,693 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 757 2,819 ........... .......... 1,255 ........... ......... ......... .......... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,624 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- ----------- 5,600 ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,400 ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... t,469 9,4so 16,299 3,6SO ---------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 17619st 136,223 699,976 ---------- 25,59S 56,670 29,478 4,951 56,298 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER/' SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... 1,992 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,331 ........ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 8,100 ......... ......... ........ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ts4,357 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4DUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 7,446 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .... 1,331 ---------- 60 Wa"*ae TABLE 4-DOOESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETR OLEUM A NO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-CONTINUEO S4IPPING AREA ,Y aEC EIVING AREA iALENDAR YEAR 1907 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTM!:,. LUSRI- PETRO GASOLINE DISTILL:TE PECRUDE@, JET'FUELI KEROSENE; RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CATING PRO DUCTS ........ (CODE, FUEL 0 L T4OLEU (CODE (CO )E F0EL DIL@ (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE CCODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918 2914) 1311) a91s) (CODE 2921: 2916) 2991) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF M13SOURT'RIVER TO NOUTH0F 01410 RIVER ........................... 140,295 22,S44 ........... .......... .......... Z4,728 ......... ......... 3,000 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 131,147 37,476 ........... .......... .......... 12,529 ......... ......... 60950 WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ 2OP761 2,882 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVERf ENGINEER DISTRICTO LOUISVILLE ...................... 129FIOS 124,572 ........... .......... 541 3,791 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER,OISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 10,342 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... st,69s ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 10,6Q4 ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,601 ......... ......... .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA --- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 1,429 --------- --------- ----- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. 35,632 4,104 ........... .......... .......... 6,3S2 ......... ......... BLACK RIVER, OIS ................ 12,53t 16,441 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,185 ......... I'sli .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 487,561 210,011 ........... .......... 541 282,109 ......... 4,173 18,747 11 155ISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4OUT4 OF MISSOURI RIVER/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 24,404 ......... ......... 31,19S CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 57,960 --------- --------- ---------- SABINE-4ECMES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 2,492 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 1,42S ........... ........... .......... .......... 12,109 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,075 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- 9,867 ........... .......... .......... 176,S96 --------- 8,274 23,133 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 6,984 QS,873 $53,503 .......... .......... 428,80D ......... 50,973 6,908 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... 12,673 ........... 2,872 .......... ........... ......... ......... 30272 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... 2Q2,057 196,382 ........... .......... .......... 235,948 ......... ........ 100,069 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 1022,038 332,626 ........... .......... 4,394 6,086 ......... ......... 157,667 WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ 2,140 5,460 ........... .......... .......... 7,278 ......... ......... 42,003 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 350,659 158,452 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 182,822 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 HUNTINGTON ---------------------- ----------- J7,506 ........... .......... .......... S,938 ......... ......... 7,3SO OHIO RIVER$ ENGINEER DISTRICT PITTSBURGH ................... !.. ........... 13,910 ........... .......... .......... so'eao ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 33,938 6,459 ........... .......... .......... 14,468 ......... ......... 247,036 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 54,540 MISSOURI RIVER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... ... o...... ........... ......... ... o..... 183,199 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. 258,431 73,443 ... T------- ---------- ---------- 2,809 --------- --------- S4,251 BLACK RIVER, AIS ---------------- 32,342 4,19t ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 17,767 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,819 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ 6,686 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 54,311 ......... 2,137 39,84t TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 1,959,392 876,842 353,503 2,872 41394 1,037,947 ......... 61,384 1,1?5.247 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS./ SASINE.NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .. o....... .......... ........... 2,171 ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- 9,376 6,902 .......... .......... ........... 4,362 --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 620 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA --------- 620 9,376 6,802 .......... .......... ........... 6,S39 ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ SABINE.NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 7,S02 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEhNS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... k,601 ......... ......... ....... MISSISSIPPURIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- --- o....... ........... ........... .......... .......... 78,136 --------- --------- 21,816 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF 4138OURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER .... o ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... .. o........ 1,381 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ... 3,985 .......... OHIO RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT,, LOUISVILLE -------- o------------ ......... ........... .......... .......... 51632 ......... ......... 18,282 ALLEGME4Y RIVER, PA ............ ::,. ......... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... Q,jB4 ..... MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ........... ........... ........... ..... o.... .......... 7:294 ......... ......... ........... .......... .......... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA --------- 635 ........... 93 669 1,381 21,271 46,281 1 DOMESTIC INMD TRMHC, AREAS OF ORIGINAND DESTINATION fil TABLE 4-DOMESTMINLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PE-TROLEUM,PRODUCTS--CO4TINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1981 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) OT04ER LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE. JET FUEL KEROSENE RESIDUAL- NAPHTHA CATING PRODUCTS (CODE FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE- OILS (CODES 2 2 C 2 8:40 911) (CODE (CODE 912) 2913) ( ODE@ 917) GREA 5 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) NOLF RIVER, TENN./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 11,060 3,659 ......... .......... IULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO ;ME MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 2,247 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,757 ......... 12,726 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 18,264 1,346 ......... .......... 11 ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF INTO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 15,796 7,911 ........... .. ...... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ 5,045 17,070 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 158,767 37,339 ........... 3FI00 4,994 8,87G ......... ......... .......... 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ....... 6--- ----------- ---------- 1,404 1,400 ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ......................... 2,284 5,398 ........... 392 SS3 ........... ......... ......... .......... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY.: 149,209 46,909 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... 8,160 ........... .......... .......... 9,325 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, 541PPING AREA --------- 331,101 122,787 ----------- 3,492 6,951 48,919 9,009 ......... 12,726 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,975 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 32'sol 2,800 ----------- ---------- ---------- 8,622 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF ONTO RIVER ........................... 6,930 ........... ........... .......... .......... . ......... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .......... w................ 1,823 ----------- ------ ---- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 3,030 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ...... .... .......... .......... 2,834 --------- --------- ---------- WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 2,660 1,729 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... sl'of12 11,976 ...... 2,964 .......... 30,800 ......... ......... 13,202 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 20,710 0410 RIVER' ENG14EER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ----- ----- ----------- w ......... .......... 62,580 ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 3,030 28,191 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND AY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... S, BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.V4 ... ........... ........... ...... .... .......... .......... 3,896 ......... ......... .......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... ... w...... ........... ......... ......... 70,363 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 103,986 44,696 ........... Z,964 .......... 114,707 ......... ......... 121,031 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI MOBILE NS!AY:.A@!::.:2.!!! ........ .......... ORLEA L - . ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 2,642 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,379 .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,503 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 22,430 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERV NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- - ........ ........... ........... .......... .......... TZ,848 ......... 1,425 lipagg MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... .......... o.......... .......... 27,146 ......... S1003 34,336 "ISSTIPPITR IVERINMOUTH COF INTO 0 N RgER SATO UGE, . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ... ....... ......... 1,750 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... w.... ........... ..... w... 4,556 ..... 4ississrPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 18,076 .... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ----- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----- 2,905 12,090 .... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,394 .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...............o...... 1,689,829 722#073 66,232 496,960 6,628 11400 1,909 16,202 86,646 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... 563,692 448,683 ........... 6?034 20,4SI ........... 2,162 5,304 29?212 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 399,328 175,532 51,59s 1510948 11,749 3,380 1,251 10,172 6,464 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... 6,382 ........... ........... .......... .......... ' 113,709 ......... ......... 28,592 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ..... ...... !::!! ...... 12;:..; BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND ".VA.-- 1 28 62 wwo@ *ae&d SWm, 1997 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS Of PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRDDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING &REA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUSRI;, PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUEL, KEROSENE RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CAT IN PRODUCTS ................................... (CDDEi FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) @ Z991) KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ......... 638,706 330,445 ........... 3,618 25,002 ........... ......... ......... .......... LITTLEIKANAOIKA RIVER, W.VA ...... 8S,954 1,917 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ............................ 205,825 235,266 ........... 6,619 19,418 ........... ......... ......... 27,248 ALLEGHENY RIVER, Ph ............. ........... S,763 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,369 1,437 .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 3,606,947 1,919,679 303,532 665,179 83,248 221#446 10,543 103,601 367,379 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER@DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... I.... ........... ......... 1,268 .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 17,477 ........... ........... .......... .......... Z4438 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE: MEXICAN BORDER ----- ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,341 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' RATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 11,288 ......... ......... 5,572 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 1,932 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ...... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ..... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ...... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,162 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 1,241 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTQ% ...................... 758 ........... ........... .......... .......... 4,664 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINECR DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 11,472 36,103@ ----------- ---------- ---------- 35,623 --- --------- ---------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ----------- .............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 34,646 --------- --------- ---------- CU48ERLAND RIVER, TENN, AND KY -- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 2,917 ......... ......... .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ... ........... 20,79S 1,336 .......... .......... 26,260 ......... 1,175 .......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................ IS3,990 $9,644 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 5,790 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------- ----------- 195 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 11,116 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 186,870 146,737 1,336 .......... .......... 129,152 ......... 20,227 12IS44 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 70792 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ 5,600 14,155 ........... .......... .......... ........... 109,852 ......... 8,779 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERPIAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 9,800 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 8,264 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 2,600 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... S,411 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF - OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,436 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 3,022 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------- 779 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- ----------- 38,275 40 ---------- ---------- 215 --------- --------- ---------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY -- ----------- 1,699 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 18,976 62,393 40 .......... .......... 3,761 Its,263 ......... 19,S93 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- ----------- ----------- 36,000 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, Ky. AND N.VA./ SABINE-NECHES OATEROAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,383 .......... Rissrssippr RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 78,367 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE* LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 41,159 ......... 2@,ebb .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 3,168 .......... 413313SIPPI R@IVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ------------------------- --------- --------- ----- ---- 767 3:,Isg .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... I ----------- ........... ........ .. 2 338 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS.:::: 1:902 ARKA4SAB RIVER, ARK --------- .......... .......... ........... ......... a,406 .......... .......... ...... ...... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 63 TABLE 4--DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM P43DUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUB71; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE: DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUEL- KEROSENEi RESIDUA4, NAPHTHA CAT N PRODUCTS .................. (C ODE FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL (CODE OILS AND (CODES 2910 (CODE (CODE 2912) 29t3) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 299t) OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,954 15,116 115,949 265,750 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 20,061 5,998 1,441 5,346 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---- 29,733 30,111 93,513 34,353 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 111,057 --------- --------- 22,805 CUMSERLhND RIVER, TENN, AND KY.- 1,557 ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,197 ......... ......... 210,419 KANAWHA RIVER;VA;VA;;:-;;; ...... 2,781 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... .ONONSA HE LA R E, W. VA ............................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... .......... ......... 1,487 144,716 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... .......... :......... 6,999 .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- 1,350 ------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 7,764 1,401 ....... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 4,338 ........... ........... .......... .......... 290,518 59,776 256,992 685,371 KANAWHA RIVER, O.VA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 775 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- - 852 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 775 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 852 --------- --------- ---------- LITTLE KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA.1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- ----------- 3,086 .......... .......... ........... ......... ........ .......... 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- ----------- ----------- 1,991 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... S,079 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA./ SABINE-NECHES NATERMAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 8,298 -------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,9 DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- ----------- --------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 19,6DO --------- --------- 4,732 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... asq ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 12,376 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 57,800 ......... ......... 2,577 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ... ........... 23,551 24871 ---------- ---------- 43,800 ......... ......... .......... 40NONGAMELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................ ........... 1,551 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 859 25,102 2,871 .......... .......... 101,200 --------- 81290 21,651 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ sAarNE-NECMES WATEROAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,363 .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 20,906 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE. MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,738 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... l,to2 .......... MISSISSIPPURIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NE4 ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- 6,901 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 3,861 .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... ........... ....... ... .......... ........... ......... 36,811 ---------- WISSDURI RIVER/ 415SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,Lk., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 5,900 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF WISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ........ 9,16S ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 30082 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,900 ......... ......... 12,247 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- 2,284 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATEROAY, TEXAS --- 48,255 4,065 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- S,629 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 18,392 ........... ........... .......... .......... 86,631 .......... ......... .......... 4134ISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... 58,259 43,849 ----------- ---------- -------- 21,442 ......... ......... .......... 64 2&&dfiame &ww 4 -Ae *w&d Stuft, 119Y7 TA8LE,4--DOMESTMINLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM,PRODUCTS--CONTINUEO SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) OTHEV_ LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) i GASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDEi JET'FUEL, KEROSENE, RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA P70OUCTS ................ o.................. CAiTI:GD CODES (CODEi FUELIOIL PETROLCUW (COM (CODE FUEL OlLt CODE; Me N RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE; 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE' 2921, 291b) 2991) MISSISSIPPI RIVEkl MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 3,097 4,601 ZiS38 ... o...... .......... 3,773 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER$ ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... 18,09S ........... .......... .......... ....... o... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ....... o .............. ........... ... o....... ........... .......... .......... 16,194 ......... ... o..... ...... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN.? ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 7,lbQ ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL@ ............ 77,273 56,600 -w ... ooo..o .......... .......... 1,827 ........ ......... 0000 BLACK RIVER, MIS ............... S2,18S J8,715 ........... .......... ... o...... ........... ........ : ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... 1,400 77,376 .......... .......... .......... I:s:::3 ......... ......... 16,3S7 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 259,661 225,98S 2,S3: .......... .......... 8 3......... ......... 12-,351 BLACK RIVER, WIS./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------------- 4,493 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISS13SIPPI RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................ o.. ........... 1,920 ........... ......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 11,900 .TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 4,493 1,928 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 110900 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,179 LAKE ERIE/ LAKE ERIE ----------------------- ----------- ---- o...... .......... p .......... .......... 2,339 -o ....... ......... .......... DETROIT AND ROUGE RIVERS, MICH./ DETROIT AND ROUGE RIVERS, MICH -- ----------- 1,624 ........... .......... .......... 91,225 ......... ......... 739 LAKE MICHIGAN/ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS. MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 29,447 19,090 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 21,674 11,594 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. 16,800 ........... ........... .......... .......... 24800 ......... ......... ...... LAKE MICHIGAN ................... 3,531 ........... 21528 3,468 .......... 14,485 ......... ......... I PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... o ... .......... 2,606 ......... ......... ...... TOTAW 341PPING AREA ......... 20,331 ........... 2,528 3,460 .......... 19,691 ..o ...... 51,121 32,742 PQRT'OF CHICAGO, ILL./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- ---- o...... ........... ....... o.. .......... 17,864 ......... ...... 7,125 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX.------ ......... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 21,558 ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 7,013 4,826 ........... .......... .......... ........... 25,544 1,331 ..... o.... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- 10,202 ........... .......... .......... 12,49S 11,231 ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' ME" ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 14,797 ......... ......... 6,364 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 62,039 ......... 3,376 ... p------ MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 1,367 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... 14,357 ........ o .. .......... .......... 58,080 ......... ......... S5,167 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER1 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MI33OURI RIVER ........................... ........... ........... 159,739 ..o ....... .......... 87,977 ......... ......... 32o4O3 NDLF RIVER, TENN ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 81916 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... 4,595 ........... .......... ........ o . ........... ......... ......... 32,136 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ------------- o........ ........... 18,367 4,616 .......... .......... 59,571 --------- 1,491 3,546 DMIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 8,970 ......... ......... 10,647 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ... ........... 6,649 ........... .......... .......... 18,661 ......... ......... .......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ---------------------------- ---------- 3,859 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,341 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 37*387 30,670 3,376 .......... .......... 32,04S 10,913 ......... 14,146 LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------- ----------- --------- -- o .... .......... .......... ........... 4,200 ... o..... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ S?1271 159,072 15,941 2,316 1,253 291,808 40,349 3,968 167,618 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 103,038 252,997 183,672 2016 1,253 685,815@ 92,237 10,186 344,433 LAKE SUPERIOR/ LAKE SUPERIOR ------------------- ----------- 8,7751 ........... .......... .......... 33,952 ...... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND. DESTINAMON 65 TABLE 4--DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LU771; :ETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JET FUELi KEROSENE@ RESIDUAL NAPHTHA CA N RODUCTS ................................... (CODE, FUEL DIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL DIL, (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 291b) 2991) LOS ANGELES AND LONG-BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF .................. 32,236 12s,obs 112,755 .......... .......... 7,410,199 ......... b,s9l 25,842 SAN FRANCISCO SAY AREA/ SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA .......... 122,7bs 425,559 3182lf9sz 191,9bo .......... 2#382*799 ......... 12bp?ll S6.Z53 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF ........ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 133,341 ......... ......... .......... TOTALf, SHIPPING AREA ......... 122,76s 425,559 3,S27,952 191,960 .......... 2,516"140 ......... 12b,71t qb,2S3 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF./ SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA .......... ........... ........... ..... I..... .......... .......... 35,067 --------- --------- ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH/ COLU4814 RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH.p TO THE MOUTH ------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 8,925 --------- 402 ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER- ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH ........ 29,952 lB,bB4 ..... ..... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMMILL RIVERS, OREG ............................ 12,512 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 24,672 SNAKE RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO ........................... ........... 11,151 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,r PPING AREA ......... 42,464 29,835 ........... .......... .......... 8,92S ......... 402 24,672 COLUMBIA RIVE:H'IABOVE CELILD FALLS TO KENNENICK, MASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ............. 1,300 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH ........ 4,608 SO,037 ..... I..... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG ---------------------------- 74,159 19,128 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .. a...... .......... SNAKE RIVER, DREG., WASH, AND IDAHD ........................... ........... 7,70s ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 80,067 76,870 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH ............. 20110 26OS62 ........... .......... .......... 353,576 ......... S,347 .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, AASM., TO THE DkLLES, OREG ...... ........... 1,062 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .... COLU431A RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH -------- 391,311 54S,229 ........... 45,376 .......... 2s'SO6 ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE AND YAMNILL RIVERS, DREG ---------------------------- 501510 27,904 ........... l,b47 .......... 97,6b6 ......... 609 .......... SNAKE RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO ........................... 18,765 16,869 ........... .......... .......... 1,971 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 481,113 677,626 ........... 47,023 .......... 478,719 ......... 5,9S6 ---------- GRAYS HARBOR AND CHEHALIS RIVER, WASH./ GRAYS HAR80R AND CHEHALIS RIVER, $ASH ..................... ........... 2,558 ........... .......... .......... 41,888 ......... ......... .......... PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS .......................... 243,054 267,S37 ........... 162,609 .......... 1,613,2bb ......... 1,014 499,906 LOWEA't UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA/ LOWER L UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA-- 30,163 73,805 ........... 10,262 .......... 509 27 63 91 PRINCE WILLIAM & COOK INLET, ALASKA AREA/ PRINCE NILLIAM & COOK 1,NLETP ALASKA AREA --------------------- 1,284 21,496 99,235 17,193 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ALASKA PENINSULA/ ALASKA PENINSULA ................ 3,252 16,114 ........... 8,178 .......... ........... ......... ......... 8,244 YUKON RIVER, ALASKA/ YUKON RIVER, ALASKA ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 21,T93 BERING SEA PORTS, ALASKA/ BERING SEA PORTS, ALASKA ........ 7 11,008 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 3,344 *AMU, HANAII/ OAHU, HAWAII .................... 7,128 ........... ........... .......... .......... 213,833 ......... ......... .......... 66 W&Odovw e4ftwmw 4 de 1&&ed SAVa, 1997 TABLE 5--DORESTIC INLAND 4OVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON I:ON AND IRON AND AND,:TEEL Sl:OZ :ND AREA PIG IRON TEEL STEEL! FIN 4ED T e IPE =:Tt Z- ..................*.......................... (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RElEI:"jZ7:R 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) @ CCODE 3314) 3316, 3319) TOTAL4 ALL SHIPPING AREAS ............................................. 170,078 3,ltl,7401 1,520,705 ?,810,950 1,101,721 PORT,OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J./ PORT OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J ........................................... ......... 428,158 ............ ............ ........... DELAWARE,RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE/ ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL HATERmAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............ ......... 7,3S3 ............ ............ ........... MANTUA CREEK, N.J./ ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH .............. ......... ........... ............ 2,877 ........... ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 18,248 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... ........... ............ 21,125 ........... CHOPTANK RIVER, MD./ BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ........................................ ......... 2so ............ ............ ........... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD./ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE .......................................... ......... 1,067 ------------ ------------ ----------- ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL NATERAAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH -------------- --------- ----------- ------------ ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 2161,170383 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------------ %............. ......... 1,061 ............ 27,841 ----------- POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES/ POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ............................................ ......... 20D ------------ ------------ ----------- HAMPTON ROADS, VA./ BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, NO ........................................ ......... 3,185 ............ ............ ........... ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERAAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............ ......... t9,252 ------------ ------------ ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 22,437 ............ ............ ........... CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C./ ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL NATERMAY1 ENGINEER DISTRICT. CHARLESTON ............ ......... 8,64S ............ ............ ........... ATLANTIC 14TRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON/ MANTUA CREEK, N.J ........................................................ ......... ........... ............ CHRIST14A RIVER, OEL ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 871,154815 SALT14DRE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ........................................ ......... ........... ............ 2SfS19 ...... CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ..................................................... ......... ........... 1,519 ............ ...... ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL NATEROAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ------------ --------- ----------- ------------ ST. JOH49 RIVER, FLA ----------------------------------------------------- --- ----------- 100 .... It'851 9,291 .... TOTAL, SHIPP14G AREA .................................................. ......... ........... 13,370 41,S35 ........... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA.1 MANTUA CREEK, N.J ........................................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 2,302 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 14,607 1,062 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ------------ --------- ----------- ------------ 5,131 ---- ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 12,548 .... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... ........... ............ 32,692 3,444 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH/ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE .......................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 22S INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, CALODSAHATCREE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA./ ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL 4ATERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............ ......... 12,079 ............ ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATER4AYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO M081LE SAY, ALA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ...... ......... ........... ............ ............ 1,128 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ---------- --------- 3,579 ------------ ------------ 19,036 SABINE-4ECHES WATERAAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 1,353 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 79,805 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 1,068 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,235 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 85,972 ............ ............ 21,232 GULF OF 4EXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ----------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ 200 16,524 PEARL RIVER, MISS. AND LA ................................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 5 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 45tbt6 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ............................................. ......... ........... ............ ............ 1,128 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 2,102 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TD CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ to MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., To MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... ............ ............ S16 TOTAL, 541PPING AREA .................................................. ......... ........... ............ 200 66,199 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTE4/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... S.750 198,095 13,921 93,756 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- --------- ----------- 705 ............ ........... INNERHARSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- 5,279 600 ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERWAY' 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 4,354 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 4,374 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 2,80D 75,886 so 13,921 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 67 TABLE 5--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) IRON IRONCANI @ IRON A41 AND STEEL '1110! IND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) PIG IRON STE L STEEL FINISHED EE P IPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 331b, 3319) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 17,14Q ------------ 1,400 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATD4 ROUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ 11430 1,432 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TD MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... ........... ............ 9,086 ------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,400 9,155 ............ I OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ........... 2,870 6,592 -------- LAKE 41CHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- --------- 1,450 ............ ........ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 4,316 55,005 ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 36,741 293,077 82,514 114,863 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERgAYI MOBILE SAY, ALAt. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... 5,818 ........... 7,375 424 ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAY' 40BILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- --------- ----- ------------ 1,400 -------- GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATEROAVI PLAQJEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ---------- --------- 1,359 ............ ............ ........ SA51NE-NECHES AAtERmAYo TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 11,969 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- 4,245 51927 1,400 ---------- ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TD BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 43,941 1,000 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BAT04 ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 1,400 2,800 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- 3,749 ........... ............ 2,800 -------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- 1,629 ........... 1,545 ------------ -------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ 1,515 7,915 6,446 20,213 l,oon WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 1,400 ------------ ----------- DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- --------- T36 ............ 1?,962 ------- DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- 1,596 1,349 ............ ....... OHIO RIVEql ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURG4 -------------------------------- 10,584 ........... 11086 1,496 ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------------- 1,600 ........... ............ ............ ........... 4DNONGA4ELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA .......................................... 11503 1,40? ............ ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... 4,558 1,537 ............ ............ ........... LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 1,184 8,300 ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- 19,128 ----------- 1,086 3,099 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- 54,369 77,S66 32,387 45,194 1,400 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 11,8DI ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUnING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 13,993 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 56 YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS .............................................. ......... ........... ............ 1,36S -------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 2,622 ............ ............ ........ OHIO RIVER' ENGTNEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- --------- 1,409 ------------ S62 ------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, qUNTINGTD4 -------------------------------- --------- 4,492 ............ ............ ....... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH--i ------------------------------ --------- 2,Sao t,487 684 ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ............ 928 ----------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND *.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 1,503 ------------ ------------ ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 2,937 ............ ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... ........... 1,456 4,863 ........... LAKE 41CHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 15,998 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 142 1,302 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 57,S95 2,943 8,444 1,358 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATER44Y' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX./ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 442,529 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- 3,246 ------------ ------------ 2,300 GULF INTRACOASTAL. WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... 30 ............ ............ 18,63b ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 75 INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO 4ER4ENTAU RIVER, LA ------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 200 BAYOU VERMILION, LA ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 20 SABINE-NECHES WATERAAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 19,792 ------------ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 1,008 ............ 2,11,902 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 663 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 94TON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 61,259 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... 2,866 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,450 ------------ ------------ 2,869 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- 1,450 ------------ ------------ ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 91,101 ............ 21892 467,292 GULF INTRACOASTAL f4ATERIJAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 2,854 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 59,722 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO BUT NOTlINCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ .7,250 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 9,934 ............ ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... ........... ............ 1,450 ------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... 1,400 ............ ............ ....... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ S,052 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA .......................................... ...... 2,2.43 ;... ............ 3,463 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ ------ 1,8 56............ ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 5,646 ............. ............ 3,233 LAKE 41CHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 2,857 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... $6,512 ............ 1,450 18.998 68 744 -tv d m ow e4ammm 4 4ic 1917 T46LE 5--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND'3TEEL--CONTINUED, SHIPPING AREA BY R E CEIV ING AR EA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2',000 POUNDS) IRON O.@ IRTNELAND' IRONEEAND AND S TEEL IRON@AND SMIPPI%AREA PIG IR . E ST L@ FINISHED' STEEL,PIFE ............................................................................ @ (CODE :C::P SEMjFIUISHEO PRODUCTS ADD,TU99 RECEIVING AREA 3311) C E PROD CTS' (CO DES 33 15,(CO E 33 17) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 40 GULF INTRACOASTAL-NATERWAYI 413SISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO-3ABINE:RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 66 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA .................................................... ....... w. 9............ ............ ........... TOTALr SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 9............ ............ too INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO RERMENTAU RIVER, LAd GULF INTRACOASTAL; WATERWAY1 413313SIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SkSINEL RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ I BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER, Lk., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ................................................................................ ........... ............ ............ 326 GULF INTRACOASTAt.!NATERWAY' PLAQUEMINELTO:MDRGAN CITY ROUTE, LA .......... ......... 1,400 ............ ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 1,500 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 41NN.t TO MOUTH OF MIGSOURI@RIVER ........ ......... ........... ............ ............ Soo TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 24900 ............ ............ 828 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.ol GULF OF MEXICO .................... o...................................... ......... .. o........ ............ ............ 1,581 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXASI, GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 3,833 3ABINE-NECHES OATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 3,729 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,374 ............ GULF INTRACOASTAL,NATERNIAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE@MEXICAN BORDER . ......... 1,250 ............ ....... RISSISSIPPI@AIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO.SUT NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 3,BQI ............ . o.......... ... o....... 413813SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,SUT NOT INCLUDING BAT04 RDUGEs LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 1,377 S,080 ........ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- Q,4j2 ............ ............ ........ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ tS38 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 2,695 47,090 ...... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................... .. o ...... ........... 6,459 53fos4 ----- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... ........... ............ 16,393 ..... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN.p ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... 7,445 ............ ........... CU48ERLANO RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... 1,348 18,893 .... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 11288 30,552 ... TOTALv SNIPPING AREA .................... o............................. ......... 14,605 20,6124 179,2SO 3,833 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,, TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... ......... ....... ?... ............ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 31,159 ------------ ------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 9,200 ------------ ------------ 875 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- --------- ------- o... ... I-------- ------------ 92 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... 14,453 1,399 ............ 1,480 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................................ o-o ........ ......... 37,S73 ............ 1,500 IP400 413SISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO@RIVER ........ ......... 3,039 ............ ............ 110084 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:40UTH OF MISSOURURIVER ........ ......... 5,575 ------------ ------------ ----------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK.-o ................................................... ......... 6,830 ........o --- ------------ ----------- ONID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------- o............... ......... 1,400 ............ 628 ........... OMID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... 3,272 1,114 6,386 ............ CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ........... o 1,321 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA .............. oo .......................... ......... 1,409 ............ ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------o------------- o --------------------------------- ------ o.. 9,217 ............ ............ ........... MISSOURI RIVER ............................................. o ............. ......... ........... ............ 1,410 ----------- LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 8,000 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 68,26S ............ ............ . o ......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 205092 2,513 12Lb4b 14,931 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERNAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ GULF OF MEXICO .......... o................................................ ......... ........... ............ ............. 20 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 23,918 ............ ............ ...... . GULF INTRACOASTAL oATERWAYO-CALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- --------- ----------- ------------ I GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE@MEXICAN BORDER . ......... 1,106 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 2rS00 ... I........ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... 1,401 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......................................... o........ ......... 29,265 ... -------- 1 2,976 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY# CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 19,924 --- ........ ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THEiMEXICAN BORDER- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 497 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT.INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 1,450 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DMIO RIVER TD BUT NOT,INCLUOING@BATO,4 ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,405 -------- 4ississrPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 415SDURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ....... I . ........... ............ 1,396 ..... OHIO RIVERV ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ...... 996 ..... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ...... 1,279 ...... TENNESSEE RIVERP TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ...... 4,209 ...... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL.o ................................................... ...... -1,,2*6-6- 6,2SS ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 21,3741 1,266 15,540 497 DOMESTIC MAND. TRMFIC, AREAS OF -ORIC&4 AND - DESTINATION. 69 TABLE 5--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALEN17AR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2POOO POUNDS) IRON IRON AND IR ON AND AN "TEEL IRON AND $HIPPING AREA NIS.r E L, I PIS IRON STEEL STEELr FI ST E P PE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 3311) CCODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CDOE'3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 APALACHEE DAY, FLA., MOBILE BAY, ALA ...... ......... ........... ............ 25,573 .......... GULF OF MEXICO ................................... :2 ...................... ......... ........... ............ ............ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... 1,405 ........... 31,294 18,678 ........ GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATEROIAYI MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... ......... ........... 11450 J,400 -------- INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ........................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 420 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... 1,237 1?1007 15,393 SABINE-NECHES NATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------- w ................. ......... 1,410 ............ ............ ....... w... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... 1(),106 34,569 681138 GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE,MEXICAN BORDER . ......... ........... ............ 1,573 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... 3,493 15,079 933 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ I'S42 1.179 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDINGLSATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... 776 1,300 20,659 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TD MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 69,753 39,435 27,025 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 6,636 36,029 6,967 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 2,528 24,696 383 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... 10600 aso 20,730 69,091 15,472 WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 37,685 45,43G ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... 200 59,446 148,498 12,1;; OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ........... 1,381 2@, 668 ........ 7;; OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... ........... 38,3419 70,900 1, TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 1,375 5,424 ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... 29,536 68,918 --------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... ......... ........... ............ 3,871 ....... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,600 ....... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... ........... t,gt4 9,229 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................... w............... ......... ........... 16,745 14,S61 2,474 'LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... ........... 51,637 7,538 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 62,492- 226,105 18#309 TOTAW SHIPPING AREA ...... w........................................... 3,005 3,236 449,089 905,075 190,026 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... 5,684 ........... ............ ....... w.... ........... INNERNARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ......................................... ......... 1,400 ------------ ------------ ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER4 TEX ---------------------------------------------- I....................... ......... ........... ............ 833 ........... OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA .................................... ..... 3,060 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ...................................... )....... ..... ....... SABINE-NECHES NATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ 5,600 23,599 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... 11,4?5 ........... 1,026 1,400 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER- 4,7PO ----------- ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- ----------- 337 ............ ........... 4IS31SSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ..................... w................................................. 1,358 ........... ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- 30725 22,025 1,459 ------- WISS1331PPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI'RrVER -------- 10,584 1,473 1,28S ............ ....... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... 3.948 1,120 7,446 39,067 ........... MOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... ............ 697 ........... 0410 RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ...... ................. ......... ........... 2,,320 1,162 ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH, ...... ::: ...................... 21,077 4,200 67,704 102,676 -------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN.r ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... 21,492 S7,557 ........ CU48ERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... 3,685 1,371 ----------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .............................. w....................... ......... ........... 4,888 ............ 1,386 LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 6,042 14,092 ---------- ---------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... 2,821 2,9S4 51549 79,610 ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. 67,197 44,513 iS?,7SI 285,892 4,448 416SISSIPPI'RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ SABINE-NECHES AATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 17,141 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 39,064 ------------ ---------- ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLISr MINN,p TO;MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 14,037 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 5,560 ............ 1,600 ........... W OLF :IVE:j ...... DHIO IVE ENG r ....... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 6,334 ------------ ------------ ----------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA .......................................... ......... 2,843 ............ ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,100 ............ ............ ........... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... 1,402 ............ ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 4,3D3 ............ ............ ........... LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 1,600 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 95,030 ------------ 4,448 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVERI 'MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVMTO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ........................................... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,126 6,248 INNERHARBOR-NAVIGATION CANAL., LA ------------------------------- --- --------- 6,595 ............ ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL:NATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINELRIVER, TEX ......................................................... w............ ......... ........... 1,323 J5,T7O ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 60,694 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... 11,222 89,441 ....... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... 102 ............ 2,,976 ------- MISSIS31PPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 68,087 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURURIVMTO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... 1,652 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ 2,164 ........... 70 Woodouw eowmmw 4 elte *aera Sturm, 1997 TABLEtS--DOMESTIC INLAND,MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AND IRON AND AND,:TEEL SIRON AND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) PIG IRON STEEL STEEL FIN HED TEEL PIPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIYING AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) @ (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ..... r..... 3,014 6,095 ----------- ADLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... ............ 8,610 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- 3,145 ------------ ------------ ----------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... ............ 9,292 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA .......................................... ......... 1,600 ............ ............ ........... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 3,235 ------------ --------- 96, ..... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- ----- 464 1,246 ........... TOTAL, S-41PPING AREA .................................................. ......... 164,058 16,023 141,S40 6,248 413818SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/. WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 6,534 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE,14EXICAN BORDER . ......... ........... 1,503 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUSE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------------------------------- ------------------------- --------- 20,034 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 1,266 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA, AND KY ...................................... ......... 11440 12,280 ------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 1,400 ------------ ------------ ----------- TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 22,674 15,069 4,S?5 6.534 YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, 4ISS./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI,RIVER ---- --------- ----------- ------------ 1,087 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ 685 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ 1,772 ----------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,410 1,300 SABINE-NECHES WATERW4Y, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 16,766 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ t,330 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... I,S73 ------------ ------------ ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... S3,476 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 1,405 ............ 1,400 ------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 2,6so ............ ............ ....... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... 410?5 J,S62 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER OlSrRICT, PITTSBURG4 ................................ 612 1,531 2,817 30,773 ----------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND Ky ...................................... ......... 2,782 ------------ ------------ ----------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 8,552 ------------ ------------ ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,303 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSOURI RIVER ----------------------------------------------------------- --------- 1,428 ............ ............ ........... LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,353 ------------ ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 1,400 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------ ------------------ 612 96,874 51779 33,583 2,63o WOLF RIVER, TENN./ 4ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 400 ........... SABINE-NECHES @ATERNAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 2,794 ------------ ------------ ----------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- --------- ------------ 1,12,605 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 54TON ROUGE, LA., TD BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 22,593 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... 1,397 ------------ ---------- ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... ........... ............ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINST04 ................................ ......... 1,441 ---------- --------- 8-9-0. OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 981 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --- 1,419 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 30,625 ............ 3,535@ ........... 014ZO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUZSVILLEI SABINE.NECHES wATERAAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 125,390 ------------ ------------ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- --- 1,412 ............ ............ ..... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEA ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... ............ 2,50S ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING.NEO ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --- 199,iol ------------ 12,279 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 0910 RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUnING-BATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------------------------------------------------- . ......... 1,400 ------------ 2,400 -------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOUR11RIVER ........ ......... 79,409 ------------ 1,653 -------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 5,48q ------------ ------------ 36,173 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... ........... 723 ------------ -------- OHIO RIVER' E14GINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTOY ................................ ......... 79,901 ------------ ------------ 3, OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- ----- 21,942 ------------ ------------ --------- 43NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... ......... 2,767 ............ ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ ---- 25,679 ------------ ------------ ----------- 4ISSOURr RIVER ----------------------------------------------------------- ---- 8,293 ------------ ------------ ----------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 7,4U7 ------------ ------------ ----------- LAKE 41CHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 8,B97 ............ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... 1,611 ............ ....... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 568,734 723 20,280 73,522 OHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERnAy' 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----- -------- --------- Soo SABINE-NECHES wATERNAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 14,164 ---------- ---------- ------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... 4,392 37,526 9 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE;4ExICAN BORDER - --------- ----- ---------- 23,920 ........... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 71 TABLE S.-DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AM IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) PIG IRON STEEL STEEL, FINISHED STEEL PIPE .......... I ....................................... I ......................... (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 3311) (CODE PRDDUtTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 33t9) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 19,700 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,449 575 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... ........... 9,224 8,799 2,905 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 1,400 ............ ............ .. ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... 1,223 62,855 WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 2,868 43,175 ..... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ................................ ......... ........... ............ 1,455 ----- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ... ....... 2,855 2,338 ------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTS8URG4 ................................ ......... 20,769 ------------ ------------ ------- CU14BERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------------------------- --------- ----- 4,a77 46,001 ....... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... .......... 5,175 1,342 ------ LAKE 41CHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,597 ------------ ------_--- ------ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- 3,000 ........... ............ 1,050 ........... TOTAL, S41PPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- 3,000 57,630 .36,214 229,950 15,339 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ..... ..... ............ 5,895 2,600 GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ------- ... 2,628 ------------ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- 1,678 1,42S 15IS26 45,039 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATEROAY' CORPUS CHRTSTT, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER - --------- ----------- ------------ 12.356 ------ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEO ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- ----------- ---------- 11,691B MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,452 49,321 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ... ....... 5,037 6,914 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- 1,379 51087 38,485 ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 1,655 6,427 -------- YAZOO RIVER AND 4OUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ 953 ........ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,286 1,672 24,t73 994 WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 21,980 9,308 ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- 16,473 --------- Is,760 15,b6l 918 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- 5,882 28,343 ----------- 2,466 ........ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- ----------- 9,675 3,106 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... 141,160 46,634 ----- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... 1,568 51612 64,332 ------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... ......... 1,500 4,682 ------------ ------- :::: MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ 6,489 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 3,014 ------------ ------------ ----- BLACK RIVER, WIS --------------------------------------------------------- 4,6?0 ----------- ------------ ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- 5,755 ----------- 16,516 30,367 ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. 38,860 87,836 246,990 333,OS3 34,6S3 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... 1,407 ............ ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- --------- 1,264 ------------ ------------ ----------- 14NERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ......................................... ......... 1,120 ............ ............ ........... SABINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --- 26,376 ------------ 1,406 ------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,426 2,809 ............ ....... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA.t TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- 4,350 798 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To 3UT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 20,2Z3 ............ ............ ...... 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 18,079 ------------ ------------ 1;:@;; ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 9,633 ------------ ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- 5,647 ------*----- ------------ -------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 13,842 ------------ 198 M TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... 370 ------------ ---------- 450 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... 2,75b ------------ ------------ ----------- BLACK RIVER, 413 ......................................................... ......... ........... .......... ;. ............ 1,010 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 13,735 LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 17,110 ------------ ------------ ------ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 22,587 1,233 TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 123,623 26,194 2,837 3D,157 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 3,898 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 63,768 ------------ ------------ ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 50,490 ------------ 21,877 ------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,491 ------------ 1,002 ------- D410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... 1,417 ............ ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 26,216 ------------ ------------ ----------- 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... ......... 2,873 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... 7,146 ------------ ---------- ----- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 1,471 ............ ............ ........... LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 4,480 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ...................................... I........... ......... 163,250 ------------ 3,879 ----------- KANAWHA RIVER, Y.VA./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... L'boo ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................... I........... ......... 1,415 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,405 ............ ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ....... 1,416 0810 RIVER ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............................... ....... 10,409 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ........ 2,940 ------------ ------------ ----------- 72 W4"we &w*mw 4 de Wae*d SAaft, 19Y7 TABLE 5--OOMESTIC INLANO@MOVEMENTS OF IRON ANO'STEEL-CONTIMUEO@ 3M IPPING ARE*BY RECEIVING AREA CAL.ENOAR-YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON@ IRON AND, IRON AND AND STEEL. IRON AND, SMIPPING@AREA@(CONTINUEO) PIGIIRON STEEL STEELi FINISHED STEEL PIPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED, PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 1311) (CODE PRODUCT$ (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE@3314) 3316, 3319) MONONGAHELAiRIVER, PA. AND W.VA ................................. . ......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................ ::::::: .. ......... 31:;7519 TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 24,414 ............ ............ ........... MONONGAHELkRIVER, PA. AND W.VA./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 1,600 ............ ............ ...... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... 9,003 27F2Q7 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE', LA., TO@BUT:NOT INCLUDING@NEW ORLEANS, LA ............ o.......................................................... ......... 26,04S ............ ............ ........... 1413313SIPPI RIVW MOUTH OF DHIO-RIVER TO,SUT NOT,INCLUOING BATON@ROUGE@, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 2,SS9 ........ I.... ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH Of M1330URI RIWER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... ........... 1,409 ........................ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO@MOUTH OF MISSOURI,RIVER ........ ......... ........... ............ 959 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... 15,533. 6,8821 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE1 ................ ............... ......... 813 Q7,027 17,419 ------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ........... ............ 2@814 ....... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSSURGHl ............................... ......... ........... ............ t'000 ....... :::: TENNE38EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .............................. w....... ......... 2',563 ------------ ------------ ------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ............ 2,,6s9 ....... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA.w .................................................... ......... 4,2SO ............ ............ ....... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL-.w .................... w.............................. w......... 4,231 ............ ............ ........... PDRT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 2,940 ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ........ w......................................... ......... 39,802 Ts,561 bt,920 7,623 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ Iv2I& MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO-BUT'[email protected] ORLEANS, LA4 .....w ............................. o.................................. ......... 1,S72 ......... w.. ............ ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............... w................ ......... 5,602 ............ ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... w........ 43,636 ............ w........... ........ o.. TDTALj SOIPPING AREA .................... o............................. ...... w.. 50,910 ............ ............ 1,216 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY- APALACHEE SAY# FLA., TO MOBILE@BAY, ALA ...... ......... ........... 936 1.048 ........... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... 1,642 ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA.,,TO SA81NE RIVER4 TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... 1,400 7,040 ........... $ABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ..................... oo ..................... ......... 4,368 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................. o....................... ......... ........... 4#026 3,057 ........... 14ZSSISSZPPI RIVERf NEW ORLEANS,LA.. TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... ............ 2,378 ---------- MISS13SIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, L* ....................................................................... ......... 13,131 903 ...... o..... ........... 4ISSISSIPPI-RIVER1 MOUTH 01 OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT:INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, Lk .................................... o.................................. ......... ........... 808 21704 ..... 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF M13BOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIOzRIVER ........ ......... ........... ............ 1,400 ..... M13SISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... 1,400 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................... ......... ........... 1,966 9,320 ........... W06F RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... Iles$ 5,657 ----- :::::: DHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................... ......... ........... 1,980 12,599 ..... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... 1,416 ............ ............ .......... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ............ 3,900 ........... LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 6,089 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................. o....................... ......... 7,045 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 33,449 15,599 50,103 ........... LAKE MICHIGAN/ ;ULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY? APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ------ --------- ------- 14,946 5,320 ----- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ........................................... o......... ......... ........... 10,448 GULF INYRACDASTAL@4ATERWAYI MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... ......... ........... ............. 13,46S466 INNER4ARSDR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ........................................ ......... ........... ............ 4,171 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL-WATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI,RIVER, LA., TO SASINEtRIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... .......... 1,332 28,786 ......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 47,92 31784 13,t53 ...... GALVESTON DAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 41260 6,515 13,607 ...... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, L4., TO@SUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 49,453 ............. 2',800 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER MSUT@NOT INCLUDING BATON'ROUGEv LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 2,469 8,J43 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 14OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO@MOUTH OF OHIO;RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 61148 1,239 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVEk' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD.%DUTH OF MISSOURr-RIVER ........ ......... ........... 1,26S - 1,400 -------- YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ................................ o............. ......... ........... 2,476 3,066 ........ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,360 7,694 6,05 ----------- WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... 2,530 3,846 17,799 ..... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ......................... o...... ......... ........... ............ 685 ..... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON .......................... o..... ......... 14,460 954 1,236 ....... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURG4 ................................ ......... ........... ............ 6,T31 ------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------------- --------- ----- 12,366 10,892 ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... IS,375 24,423 ..... o..... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 19,15s ............. 13,454 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 2,583 1,400 ........... TOTALj SHIPPING AREA--@ ................................................ ......... 139PI41 92,501 171,064 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL./ i GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYt MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA .........1--------- ----------- ------------ 1,600 ........... INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ......................................... I......... 1,092 ........... o 930 --------- SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 92,894 1,400 2,202 --------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,400 2,696 6,760 ......... DOMESTIC INLAW TRMFIC,. AREAS OF ORIGM AND DESTINATM 73 T486E 5--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING,AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AND IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) PIG IRON STEEL STEEL@ FINISHED STEEL PIPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIF141SHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING-AREA, 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 331S, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 33t9) 41$SISSIPPI-RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... ........... ............ 7,062 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, 4A., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LAo ...................................................................... ......... 169,ISS ............. 2,932 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,4so 1,040 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........ ......... ........... 13,798 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI,RIVER ........ ......... 78,5,IS ............. 1,30Q ........... YAZOO RIVER AND %OUTH, MISS .............................................. ......... ........... ............ 1,162 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER. ARK ...................................................... 1,600 2,932' 21sso 5,152 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,416 ........... o- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... 1,611 ............. ............ ........... OHIO RIVER-@ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ . 1,432 ........... ............ 0918 ------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND Ky ...................................... ......... 1,400 11600 6,984 ....... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ............ 17,201 ....... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .......... o........................................... ......... 18,370 ............ 14,533 ....... LAKE 41CMIGAN ........... o.............................. o................. ......... 4,410 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... 1,400 ............ ... o........ ........... TOTAL, S41PPING AREA ..................................... o ............ 3,032 373,S79 22,044 79.62b 1*040 LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ................................ ......... 10 ............. ............ 1,417 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF./ SAN FRANCISCO SAY AREA ................................................... ...... o.. ........... ............ ............ 50000 OLD RIVER, CALIF./ BAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA ................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF./ SAC44MENTO RIVER, CALIF.- .................................. o........... ......... ........... ............ ............ too COLUMBIA RIVER- ABOVE CELILO FALLS To KENNEIJICK, WASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO TRE MOUTH ........................... ......... 28 ............ ............ ........... PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS ......................................... ......... 2187S ........... 494 ........... LOWER 9 UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA/ LOWER & UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA ........................................... .. ...... 92 ............ ............ 2 74 Waodosoe &xmew 4 tie 1&4&d SAWa, / 9 f 7 TABLE 6--DOMESTIC IILAND MOVEMENTS OF CHE41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR@YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS A7!1 BENZENE, SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERT ZER $HIPPING,AREA I C04L TAR AND ACID ALCOHOL$ HYDRDXIDEf C HE 41 CAL, MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE'?610) 2819, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2576) 2873,@28T9) TOTAL, ALL SHIPPING AREAS .......................... 1,407,555 5,960,183 2,071r64514,611,094 4,475,267 ?2,507,BS41 11,788,236 THAMES RIVER, CONN./ THAMES RIVER, CONN .................................... ..................... 29,007 ......... ........... ............ ........... PORT OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J./ PORT OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J ....................... .......... 49,414 ......... 6,471 82,675 130,838 ---- UPPER HUDSON RIVER, N.Y ............................... .......... .......... ......... 10,666 ........... ............ .... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 49,414 ......... 17,137 52,675 130,838 ........... DELAWARE RIVERI NEW JERSEY SIDE/ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE ....................... .......... .......... 1,000 ......... ........... ............ ........... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWAREISIDE -------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 67,724 .... ::::::: SCHUYLKILLeRIVER, PA .................................. .......... .......... ......... 3,467 ----------- ------------ ---- BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ..................... .......... .......... 40,600 ......... 28,216 ............ ........... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ..................................... .......... .......... 24,900 ......... 1,319 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 66,S00 3,467 29,535 67,724 ........... DELAWARE RIVER- PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE/ DELAWARE RIVER- 4EA JERSEY SIDE ....................... .......... 13,799 80,245 ......... M,oB7 ............ ........... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE@SIOE ........ .......... Z3,480 ......... ......... ........... 159,376 ----------- MISPILLIDN RIVER, DEL ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,293 3CHUYLKILL@RIVER, PA .................................. .......... 7,360 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD ..................... .......... 3,680 21PS30 ......... ........... ............ ........... JAMES RIVER, VA ....................................... .......... .......... 18,760 ......... ........... 23SP918 ..... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA .................................... .......... .......... 19,590 ......... ........... ............ ..... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 48,319 140,425 ......... 4,087 398,294 bpa53 CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL./ DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE:SIDE ........ .......... 17,877 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... SCHUYLKILL RIVER, PA./ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE ....................... .......... 1,640 ......... ......... ......... .......... ........... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAVIARE,SIDE ........ .......... 20,841 ------ o.. ......... .......... 231,697 .... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ---------------------------------- ---------- 1,124 ......... ......... ........... ............ .... TOTALF SHIPPING AREA---- ... o....................... .......... 24,405 ......... ......... ........... 231,69? ........... CHOPTANK RIVER, MD,/ NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MO .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ...... o..... 27,167 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D./ DELAWARE RIVER' PE44SYLVANIA AND DELAWARE:SIDE ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ...... o..... 7,381 NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MD .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,669 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, NO --------------------- ---------- -------- o. 181,629 ......... 5,680 ............ ....... o... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 181,629 --------- S,680 ............ 9,050 JAMES RIVER, VA./ NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND 4D ................. 29 441 ..... 1!:!!: CHOPTANK RIVER, 0 ............... BALTIMORE HAR90R AND CHANNELS, ......... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ....... 4,909 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 326,918 MEUSE RIVER, N.C ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,062 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 32,594 347,118 HAMPTON ROADS, VA./ DELANARE RIVER- PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE:SIDE -------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- - o......... ............ 6,762 CHESAPEAKE SAY ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,406 NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MD .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,647 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD --------------------- -- o ....... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,177 YORK RIVER, VA ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 31320 J44ES RIVER, VA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,862 ROANDKE RIVER, N.C .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ...... 7..... 1,362 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 26,53b ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON/ NEUSE RIVER, N.C -----------------------------o........ .......... .......... ......... ......... . o......... ............ 1,317 PAMLICO AND TAR RIVERS, N.C./ NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MD .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,430 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD .................... .......... ...... oo .. ......... ......... ........... ............ 21,6S4 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERNAY1 ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON- .......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 319,500 1FSDB,Ooo TOTAL, SHIPP14G AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 319,500 1,534,084 CAPE FEAR RIVERr N.C,/ BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, NO ................ o.... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............. l,SST NEUSE RIVER, N.C ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ..... 0... ........... ............ 12,197 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 67,065 NORTHEAST (CAPE FEAR) RIVER, N.C ---------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 169,3121 ........... 725,Sgo ........... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 75 TABLE 6--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CME41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND 5ENZENE SULPHUR IC SODI Um AND F:RTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACI D ALCOHOLS H Y DROXIDE CHEMICA L, M TERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE 2828) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 14TO, 2811) (CODE 2810) 2819, 2821, 2871, 287t, 2876) 2873,,2819) ATLANTIC INTRACDASTAL@WATERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,329 SAVANNAH RIVER, GA .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 8,052 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 169,312 8,052 725,580 82,148 SAVANNAH RIVER, GA./ DELAWARE RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE,SIDE ......... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 20,400 ........... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,77a ST. JOHN$ RIVER, FLA ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- Sea ........... ............ ........... TOTALp SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 568 ........... 20,400 3,774 ATLANTIC!INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH / ATLANTIC@INTRACOASTAL. WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT# CHARLESTON -------------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 700 ............ ........... ST. JOHN$ RIVER, FLA .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 3,500 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 4,200 ............ ........... ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA./ CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C .................................. .......... .......... ......... 2,400 ........... ............ ........... ATLANTIC,14TRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 61,904 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 2,400 61,904 ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERAAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO 40BILE BAY, ALA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,461 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,ISI 2,547 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 40961 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 40937 WOLF RIVER, TERN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,58s OHIO RIVER' E4GINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,434 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 34,849 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,151 60,79Q APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHODCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO SUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,898 GULF OF MEXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ---------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 615 1 ........... 13,040 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 90BILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... 117 ......... ........... 99 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL'AATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... 72 ......... ........... 39,136 ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 144 ----------- 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... 69 ......... ........... ............ ........... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 873 ........... 52,419 ........... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAY- ARALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO %OBILE BAY, ALA --------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 10,800 ............ ........... APALACHICOL4,CHATTAHUOCMEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4f896 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 64,92s 5,111 11475 AL4844A-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ..................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 10425 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, L4 ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S4,231 LAKE 4AUREPAS, LA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,426 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 6,600 ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 4,783 24,92S ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 15,088 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 2,400 63,359 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 9,751 6,400 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 2,402 2,090 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO;4OUTH OF 413SOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,078 ........... YAZOO RIVE7VAND :: ARKANSAS R ER ,ARK.- :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ...... WOLF RIVER, TENN ..............................;........ .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,200 1,381 111eq OHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............ .......... .......... ... o..... ......... ........... 1,436 ........ TENNESSEE RI.VER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 54,900 36,103 2, KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 4,800 ............ ........... 40NONGAMELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21079 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ...... v... ......... 3,960 11,631 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 136,770 175,031 78000 76 Wd&dowge eommew 4 ae Zgftd Sww, 1987 TABLE 6--DOMESTICIINLk%ND,MOVEMENTS'OF CNE141CAL a ANO RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING ARE A a Y RECEI V ING@IRE A CALEMDAR.YEAR 1957 (IN TONS OF 2.000 POUNDS) FERTILIIE-R-S CHEMICALS AND BENZENE@ SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER $HIPPING,AREA./ COAL TAR AND, ACTO ALCOMDLS HYDROXIDE, CHEMICAL, MATERIALS' ........................................ (CODE' TOLUENEt (CODEt (CODE, (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE! 2815) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471# 1479o 2817) (CODE'?810) 2919, 2621, 2671,,29721, 2876) Z673,12879) GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYI MOSILE@BAY# ALA#. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA / 4PALACHIZOLA,CHATTAHODCHEE;AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 13,573 ......... "ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 22,2;; ALABAMA-CDOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND 9A4 .................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,156 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI MOSILEiSAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 11,6ss 71099 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE.AND BAYOU DES CANNESt LAj ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ IF616 SABINE-NECHE3 WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 9,011 ......... ......... ........... S,613 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... 6,000 ......... ......... ........... 64,082 IWS7 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 GALVESTON To CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 40,707 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LAF TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 15,222 ........... 415313SIPPI RIVER- BATON RDUGEP LA.o TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... 114,23S ......... ........... ST,T8S 10.346 MISSISSIPPURIVERI 14OUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO'BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 36,980 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVERITO ROUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 21,SS9 230777 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 14INNEAPOLISP 4INN.p TOiMOUTH OF 41SSOURURIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 11,127 145,233 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 12,098 ARKANSAS RIVERr ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,418 S3,SS2 MOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 12,103 OHIO RIVERt ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 30#000 75'sto OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 6,SS9 4,546 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 64,880 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5003S6 61055 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 490 ----------- MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 39,704 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12,318 50,474 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ....................... 4,510 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........................ ... -67"2 ........... TDYAL,, S41PPING AREA ............................... .......... 15,011 114,235 ......... ........... 346,276 SSS,724 INNERHARSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 52S ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY$ MISSISSIPPIIRIVER, LA., TO SASINE'RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2123,510 TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,ISO ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYt MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX.1 GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... I ........... 448,293 ---- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3SO ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 MOBILE'SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ,ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 150 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL, WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI@ RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... 20 24 ........... S,S27 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAGUEMINE,TD MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 71, 595 INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ...... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... Its ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,477 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 20 25 ........... QS7,229 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA./ GULF INTRACOkSTAI.-WATERWAY'@MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 75 ............ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,948 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 118,582 ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 121,605 ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHDOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... ..................... ......... ......... ........... 1,501 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYO MISSISSIPPURIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVERF TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 126 ........... GALVESTON SAYP TEXAS ---------------------------------- 12,?90 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. ........... .......... ......... ......... ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TO@BUT-NOT :,::: INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. ..................... ......... ......... ........... f ........... TOTALp SHIPPING AREA ............................... 12,796 .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,530 ........... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 77 TABLE 6--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHE41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS-CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND 5ENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM@ AND: FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ........................................ @(COOE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE 2818) 2613) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2810) 2619, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2879) OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERNAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVERt LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,400 ......... SABINE-4ECHES wATERNAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,294 ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY0 SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,400 ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 7,112 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 10,600 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 114,025 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 31,?tS ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 212:151000 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 199,046 ........... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO RERMENTAU RIVER, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI 415SISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 200 ........... NERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAYF ALA --------------------------------------- ---------- --------- 8,745 .......... ............ ........... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... 1,014 ........... ............ ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ------------------------------------ o- ---------- ---------- --------- 2,754 ........... ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ........... o................... .......... .......... ......... 12,516 ........... ............ ........... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILC SAY,, ALA -------------------------------- o...... .......... .......... ......... ......... 12,063 ..... o...... ........... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERSt GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 4,867 ............ ........... GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4........... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 18,138 8,396 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI M13518SIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 100 ........... DUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 2,381 ............ ........... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... 21859 47,147 991 ........... SiBINE-4EC4ES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 19,467 ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... 6,663 20,090 11991 193'sgo 142',041 ----------- GULF INTRACDASTAL OATEROAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 59,006 95,579 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATEROAY# CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 32,437 7,137 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANSPLA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,888 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------- ---------- ---------- 21116 ......... 7S,667 16,646 Qp29b MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DMID RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 82,035 1,377 10473 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 413SOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 70,620 ............ 1,429 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD:MDUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 13,340 ............ 30070 VAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 1,690 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,407 WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 26,733 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... 8,374 ............ 3.110 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,459 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... 01777 ........... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 3,300 ............ ........... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 8,498 ........... 3,t60 .......... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 7,086 ............ .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... ....... T.. .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,S40 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ I.SIS PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 116,973 14,695 ........... TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 6,683 22,206 23,125 793,224 292,190 25,381 3ASINE-NECHES NATERAAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY' APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 7,377 ........... ............ ........... APAL4CHICOLA,CHATTANGOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,130 ........... ESCARS14 AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 74i436 ...... GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 146 ...... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. 505 496 ......... ......... ........... 1,349 ALABA%A-CDOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ..................... .......... .......... ......... 1,150 ........... ............ ...... PEARL'RIVER, 4183. AND LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 2,850 ........... 8,100 ........... CALCASIEU.RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... I,aoo 15,835@ ........... ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... 17,655 106,937 11P200 21,6221 791 ge,:851 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS -------------------------------------- 3,106 .......... .... F;- ........... 1, 0 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. 69,256 281,921 2',93? 151,964 ----------- 78 Wam&@ &^#*otw 4 rAc Wwo@d SA%tbj,. 19Y7 TABLE b-DOMESTMINLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND,RELATED PROOUCTS-CONTINUED SHIPPING,AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER $HIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYDRDXIDEi C4EI41CAL; MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE TOLUENE, (CODE (CODE ICAUSTM SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA eall) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 28103 2019, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2079) GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS ........................................ .......... 56,625 5,600 13,252 8,284 300,904 ........... GULF IN6ACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ 18,072 17,450 ......... it,170 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------ 6,333 1,000 ......... 11,360 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... 356,642 60,T43 S,580 ........... 12,523 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO:BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 12,88S ........... ............ ........... 413313SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF ONID RIVER ----------------------------------------- ---------- 6,623 --------- 1,423 ........... ............ ........... 14ISSISSIPPI.RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 15,737 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... 10,965 ........... ........ WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... 5,440 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... 24,617 ----------- ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... .......... 13,662 ........... 97,238 -- ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... 2,070 ......... 1,370 ........... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... 5,777 .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,343 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... 4,254 ........... ............ ..... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ?9,148 ........... ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... 25,133 ........... ............ ........... 416SOURI RIVER ---------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 1,427 ........... ............ ........... ILLIND13 RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ................................. .......... 4,141 ......... 23,080 ........... ....... TOTAL-SHIPPING AREA ............................... 120,704 840,54S 81,743 608,204 12,012 753,36S ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY9 SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS/ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... 1,400 ........... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,121 ... PORI OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- 1,431 --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ----- TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 1,931 ......... 1,400 ........... 3,122 ........... SALVE$TON'SAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... 2,735 S,056 ......... 2,851 ........... 3,512 1,494 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA --------------------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 61075 2*955 3,399 ALABA4A-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ..................... .......... .......... ......... 5,868 ........... ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI IOSILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------------------- ---------- 60,031 6,628 ......... ........... ............ 1.013 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TD SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... 5,471 ......... ......... ........... ....... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIOUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA .................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2-,995 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA -------------------------- ---------- ---------- 26,270 12,925 53,150 101,016 ........... SA81NE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 308,575 7f?66 56,417 9,763 257,923 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 157,209 1,222,66S 200,039 751,253 79,815 1,489,383 4,395 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ . 5,33t 98,105 435#163 4S,278 53,922 562,231 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ 44;373 106,101 ......... 434,378 23,871 61,749 ........... 4ISS13SIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANB,LA.p TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... 5,617 --------- --------- ----------- 93,462 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO:BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- ---------- 204,172 bQ,BlS 62,718 1,400 575,972 3.200 missrSSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO.SUT NOT INCLUD14G BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---------- 2,914 ......... 4,281 ----------- 6,464 24,065 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- mOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ----------------------------------------- 1,606 4,334 ......... 5,454 5,664 3,273 13,TS6 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO HDUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ 14,689 34,696 5,099 ......... 2,800 2b,bTl 13,997 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 13,174 WHITE RIVER, ARK ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,403 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 2,697 1,441 4,058 2f987 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- 1009 2,856 ......... 13,670 S'sag 419,033 37,el7 01410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 206,37S ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 43,862 2,831 274,059 ........ TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... 16,557 ---------- --------- --------- 4,038 337,173 IS, CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 1,419 ........... 321,195 1,594 KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 155,915 ........... 246,6S4 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 39,104 -------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... 14,039 ........... 5,IS4 13, MISSOURURIVER ---------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 1,399 4,079 ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... 56,041 4,192 ......... ......... ........... 327,115 31#613 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,SO7 LAKE MICHIGAN ----------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 19'sls ..... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- 4,Z44 .......... ......... 44,319 2,863 106,059 ..... TOTAL, 341PPING AREA ------------------------------- 304,144 2,064,78S 745,783 1,658,SS2 257,335 5,276,694 166,SO3 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 79 TABLE 6--DO49STIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHE41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS.-CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERT ILIZER SHIPPING AREA I C04L TAR AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAJSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE 2eIS) 2813) SODA) (CODES 281b, 1471, 1479, 2017) (CODE 2810) 2619, 26ZI, 2871, 2572, 2876) 2073,,2879) &ULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ APALACHICOLA,CHATTAMOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,391 ........... ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 83,140 ........... NARRIOR-RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,686 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,380 ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... 2,715 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... SABINEwNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... 1,434 2,bDO ......... 1,343 26,555 164v054 .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 83,584 173,538 ?,109 124,705 9,421 ga3,466 2,79 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON@TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ 26,999 11,808 ......... ......... 116,374 427,906 ........... GULF INTRACOASTk4!MATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ 2,036 13,447 ......... ......... RTIls7b 41,719 50164 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... IZ0,772 ......... S,255 71,801 212,607 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 1,566 ........... 122,086 ......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 54,164 ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE, ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... 600'all ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 30,83S ......... OHIO RIVER' E14GINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 6,31S .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 108,364 .......... K4NANMA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... 703 ........... 12,364 ......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .................o................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 103,333 ......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,477 ........... TOTAL,, 841PPING AREA ............................... 114,053 324,880 2"109 133,S?2 495,733 2,902,295 ?,959 SULF.INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ ESCAMSIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ............ 2a,103 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 40BILE BAY, ALAr. TO MEN ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... ?,354 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 16,507 ......... 1,4?5 ........... ............ . o ..... o.:: GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. 21,82S 203,108 --------- 120,03S ........... 157,136 ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... $4,119 ......... ......... ........... 1120319 12,0162 GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYt CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... 59,846, 147,593 ......... 11,199 ........... 1,824 solol MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... 2,758 ......... ..... o... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... o................... .......... 3S,052 ......... 2,563 ........... 106,173 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 160,798 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 413SOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... ... 0...... ......... ......... ........... 1,444 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,4OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ 1,620 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISV%LE ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 25S,658 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, NUNTINGTO4 ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 92,672 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURG4 ............. .......... ....... o.. ......... ......... ........... 4,450 ........... GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 59,166 ......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .... o..... ......... ......... ........... 21,801 ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 83.291 496,821 ......... 134,222 ----------- 1,005,144 IS,243 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYt APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TD MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... 3,023 .......... ......... 4,227 ........... ............ ........... GULF OF MEXICO ----------------------------- o .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... WARRIOR@RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... 3,733 1,057 ........... 1. ALABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ..................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,470 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA#. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.o ......................................... 3,046 42,73S ......... ......... 2,400 ?,t53 2,631 OULF INTRACOASTAL'NATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2s ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3#067 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU OES.CANNES, LA ..........o .........0............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2"843 CALCASIEU RIVER AND,PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... 1,425 ........... ............ ........... BASINE.NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 2,7SI ......... ......... ........... ............ ..... GAL.VESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. 620340 33,289 --------- 13,849 ........... 10,623 32,609 GULF INTRACDASTAL:NATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE 14EXICAN BORDER .................................... 6,236 .......... ... 0..... ......... ........... ............ ........... M13SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... 16,132 ......... ......... 191 4,as2 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.j TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... 20,352 .......... 7,995 ........... 55#467 13,SSo MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... 1,400 ......... 14,483 ........... 16,003 22,636 NISSISSIPPI'RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 14.000 S2,310 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO-MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... 2,908 ......... 6,183 ........... ............ 392,,676 YAZOO RIVER AND ROUTH, MISS --------------------------- ---------- ---------- ------- S4:785 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ..... 9 S64 80 Vwat444oe e4mmew 4 rice So4red SWa, 1997 TABLE 6--004ESTICr INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CDNTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR:YEAR 1987 (IN TDNS'OF 2,D0O POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHOL$ HYDROXIDE; CHEMICAL@ MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE TOLUENE CCDDE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2611) (CODE 2SIS) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2510) 2819, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2879) WHITE RIVER, ARK ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ?.766 ROLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 8,33t ........... ............ ?11533 OHIO RIVERI-ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE1 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,744 1,957 61,339 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT4 HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,800 1,416 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... 7,341 ......... S,689 ........... ............ 14,77t TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... 62,493 .......... ......... ......... ........... 16023 22.S36 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 6,082 ..... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,200 1,130 ..... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,006 14ISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ST,997 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... .. 24,907 316,301 BLACK RIVER, RIB ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... .................. : ............ I.Soo MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ b2pqu PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... 2,822 --------- 11,657 ........... I'S79 613 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 137,136 326,130 ......... 79,600 6,592 162,702 959,393 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... 7,7S4 8,.558 6,536 3,296 APALACHIC06A,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 32,,294 4,000 28,gbB ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA4 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,313 ----------- GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,s7o ...... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... 9,362 292',630 ............ ALABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA ..................... .......... .......... ......... 7,140 ........... ............ ..... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI MOSILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................................... .... 6,3?4 118,14S ......... 46,216 23,553 30,920 PEARL RIVER, MISS. AND LA ......................... .... .......... ......... 992 ........... 13,383 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL 01ATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABI14E RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ...... I.. ......... ........... 9,643 3,092 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTEp LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 41441 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. 8,678 .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,367 13,000 OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 94,138 2,176 17,00s MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA .................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21,522 CALCA31EU RIVER AND PASSF LA .......................... ........ I. .......... 10,221 91710 39,894 8,706 ........... SASINE-4EC4ES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 11,50 bs'S99 9,T9S 9,352 5S.169 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,400 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... 521,215 7,310 223,14,1 133,902 520,471 27;',;;; GULF INTRACOASTAL KATERWAYi GALVESTON TO CORPUS CNRISTIF TEXAS ........................................ .......... 471,B35 4,199 10,765 7,451 465,374 131,779 GULF INTRACOASTAL PIATERWAYO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ................... I................ .......... 1,487 ......... ......... ........... 393 64,618 MISSISSIPPI RIYERI NEW ORLEANSpLA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................. I.............................. .......... 7,boB 11,agi 6,246 3TIS16. 10@913 2"849 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON RDUGEP LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 8,458 275,243 238,432 102,393 180,972 2,204,121 62,395 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT 40T INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 51,700 1,400 198,319 322*,294 MISSISSIPPI RIVER# MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... If4oo 2pl3s 19,501 R4,001 69,272 248,22o MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... 33,329 43,679 107,172 103,907 927,438 YAZOO-RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... 1,379 ----------- ---------- 34,028 BIG SUNFLOWER RIVER, MISS ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,557 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ........... p....................... .......... .......... ......... 20794 188,732 41656 425,828 WHITE RIVER, ARK ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21,137 WOLF RIVERr TENN ...................................... .......... ......... ........ ISF370 42,751 3,711 38,563 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... ......... : 1,150 188,oss 193,6ss 462,0?1 8TS0103 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 554,198 23,030 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- 6,789 t,s2q ......... 76,tgq 6S,752 576,36? 9S,393 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... 8,677 ......... 127,415 267,836 70,993 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------ ---- ---- --------- 4,089 ........... 29,S52 31#170 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERSj KY ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 114,323 ........... RIVER, *.Vk ................................... .......... .......... ......... 89,607 1,446 48,204 ........... 40NON64HELA RIVER, PA. AND O.VA ............ .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... 25,764 lopooo ..... :;-; ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ---------------------- IS4:3.1 f MISSOURI RIVER ............................ ; 13 966 ;:;7; 256,458 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... 30,412 ........... 384,272 569f503 BLACK RIVER, WIS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 25,100 ............ ........... ST, CROIX RIVER, WIS. AND MINN ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 33,702 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 109,496 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 55,9t7 PORT OF CHICAGO, IL.L ................................... 1,35Q .......... ......... 54,098 340,023 lao'sit ss,?2s TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ....... -o .................... 25,279 1,298,203 506,288 1,028,544 2,134,080 6,2a7,B94 4,867,572 41031831PPI RIVEA@ MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,70 BUT'NOT, INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ RERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........................................... ........ .... 31:203 GULF INTRACOASTAL MATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CDRP;$ --------- ----------- -------- CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,196 ....... ... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 552 ........... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 81 TABLE 6--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALE40AR YEAR 1907 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND- BENZENE SULPHUR IC So Dium AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHO0 HYDROXIDE CHEMICAL- MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES 2811) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2810) 2819, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2873,.2679) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 31,902 11,253 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,625 28,986 4ISS13SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 9,983 13,234 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 61,401 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,119 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- ---- --------- --------- ----------- 9,993 42,411 NHITE.RIVER, ARK ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,306 NOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ Irboo OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 13,173 108,493 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO4 ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,388 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 23F453 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2T,954 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TE4N. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,897 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 14,990 .......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,450 ......... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 36,3;6 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 19,200 7,426 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,211 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 107,064 380,7SI MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVERI APALACMICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,876 LAKE MhUREPAS, LA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,604 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,476 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA .................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,197 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- ---------- 2,971 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW OPLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------ ---------- ---------- 1,S02 ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT 40T INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------------- ---------- 4,426 19,828 ......... ........... ............ 9,303 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,895 27,409 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 18,083 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., MMOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... ......... . ......... ......... ........... ............ 69,194 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 11499 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... 1,400 ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,017 11 HITE RIVER, ARK 1:406 @IDLF RIVER, 1 51a OHIO RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 116,125 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO4 ............. .......... 2,873 ......... ......... ........... ............ 9,099 OHIO RIVER;IEEN:14EERNDISTRLICT, ITTSBURG4::::::::::::: !:::!9 ... ....... 1,01:538 TENNESSEE V,TEN ., A A. AN; KY ------ a 161 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... 5,998 ......... ........... ............ 15,745 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................... .......... 3,987 ......... ......... ........... ............ ......... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 694 5.0; ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 69,419 LAKE 41CHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,027 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... 1,313 ......... ........... ............ ........... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 35,076 46,841 ......... ........... 6,07S 393,71S MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/ GULF INTRACDA3TAL-WATERWAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO 11 OSILE BA Y' 1,507 WARRIOR RIVER S GALVESTON BAY, !::7;; ...... TEXAS ------------------------------- -- ---------- 33,672 23 894 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1pbal .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... 7,978 ........... ............ lOv3L3 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANSF LA ----------------------------- --------- 69,713 44,494 21,014 ----------- 26,809 21,005 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 3,614 ----------- 3,200 30,149 ... .......... 1 48,363 ......... ......... ........... 1,643 32.683 MISSISSIPPI RIVER: 4INN;APOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 33,SS7 ........... 41,700 261,89S YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 1,238 ----------- ------------ 10,529 A .:LKFAN:AS,RR,IVERN,"::":::::::::::::: 7:306 IV TE ::::::::: ::::::::: OHIO RIVER' ENGINE;R DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... 43,714 ........... 23,194 12;,52 09 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... 2,894 ......... 3,876 ........... ............ 19,335 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .............. 32,OS9 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .................. ....... 12"395 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ----------------------- ---- 519 ......... ......... ........... ............ 28,605 KANAWHA .'N'. CA H:11ER,V:;V LA RI S 82 *W&d Saft, 1997 TABLE 6--OOMESTIC@INLANO MOVEMENTS OF CME141CALS AND RELATED PROOUCTS-CONTINUED. SHIPPING AREAi8Y RECEIVING AREA CALENOAR'YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND 9ENZENE@ SULPMURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL,TAR' AND, AM ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE@ CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE TOLUEW CCODE@ (CODEt (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2811) (CODE 2518) 2513) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1472, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2810) 280, 2821, 2071, 2672, 2876) 2573, 2879) ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,529 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 21,361 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL4 .................................. .......... .......... ......... 1,730 ----------- 27,500 S4,075 BLACK RIVER, OIS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,370 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,954 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... 48,629 ........... 5,227 ........... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... Iss.161 500298 190,5a? ........... 164,679 661,066 Y4ZDD RIVER AND MOUTH, 413S./ APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHODCHEE AND F41NT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA4 .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 24#936 GALVESTON DAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 710 ----------- ------------ allaso GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 31,9SI GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYf CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, To THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 40,704 MISSISSIPPI RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S00794 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TOIBUT@NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 73PS01 MISSISSrPPI'RIVERI MOUTH OF missouRr RIVER to MOUTH OF ORID RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,S33 YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,404 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S*201 WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,63s OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 37,314 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ts#90s TOTAL4 541PPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ........ 710 ........... ............ 295,728 ARKANSAS RIVER. ARXd WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,390 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAYt 40BILE BAY, ALA,, TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,300 ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,112 ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 7,227 ........... 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 30902 149 MISSISSIPPI RIYERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 69,OS3 20IFIS6 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVERf MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 50025 17,940 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,000 12,607 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,AOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 24,154 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,496 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 16,849 WHITE RIVER, ARK ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 70734 WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,693 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 72,706 50,025 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,361 KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... S,000 ........... MISSOURI RIVER ....... ................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ISFS29 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 49,335 99,698 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 53P447 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 224,050 S37,098 WOLF RIVER, TENN./ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,877 ........... MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,652 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER TD@BUT NOTi INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,258 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF mrssoURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2.971 WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... 1,400 ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 116sg OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSSURG4 ------------- 4,149 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1#388 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL@ ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ IF667 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 4,149 .......... ......... 1,400 ........... S,529 11,943 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,49S GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... 17,828 ......... 2,6b7 ........... 8,341 It386 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICA4 BORDER .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ........... 41SSISSIPPI.RIVER' BATON ROUGEF LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------- ---------- 4,805 ......... ......... ........... 6,79s 2,933 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,SUT NOT: INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ........ 41,Bbs ::3:: MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTHi .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ...... OF OHID RIVER ......................................... ...... 0 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 83 TABLE 6-00MESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1981 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SDDIUM AND F 'RTI LIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR@ AND@ ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHE MICAL@ MATERIALS ......................................................... JALTIE (c 0OF3 (CODE! TOLUENE CCODEc (CODE (CAUSTIC SPEC 5 RECEIVING AREA 2811) CCDOE* 2618) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1411# 1479, 2617) (CODE 2810) 2819, 282to 2571, 2872 2876) 2873, 2079; MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, -IIINN., TD14OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... 3,050 ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,491 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, 4188 ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,088 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,S22 DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- 3,087 ---------- --------- --------- 11400 11046,000 55,421 DMIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 16,751 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSaURG4 ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 60787 26,028 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,617 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................... .......... 2,932 --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,120 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 6,904 ----------- TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- 19,838 28,615 --------- 2,667 1,400 1,129,331 109,478 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTDN/ CALCASIEU RIVER AND'PASS, LA .......................... 8,400 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,010 ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 58,845 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... t2,sIS ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUSE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. @23,063 .......... .......... ......... ........... 19,986 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---- o..... .......... ......... ......... ........... 16,543 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ I.S25 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. 593 593 ......... 2,080 ........... DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 19,500 .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,680000 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- 543 1,426 42,505 ......... ........... 9,244 370943 KANAWHA RIVER, A.VA ................................... 1,400 .......... ......... ......... ........... 22,829 ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5#602 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,800 ........... --PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- S,353 1,309 ......... ......... ........... 3,094 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... S5,852 3,330 42,505 2,480 ........... Iss,469 45,070 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' kPALhCHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ IF146 SABINE-NECHES NATERNAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... 1,444 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- ?,TS3 23,693 --------- --------- ----------- 17,335 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL MATERAAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... 141,S33 3,172 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... 3,065 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 1,732 4,549 ......... ......... ........... ............ 16,069 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4DUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 8,400 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, %INN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... . o ......... 1,400 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- 20,524 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- ---------- 1,325 ......... 1,399 87'sas 9,624 1,572 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 1,691 .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,2S2 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGlm ............ 51819 22,342 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... 7,213 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,450 KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 22,435 ............ ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA --------------------- 35,721 .......... ......... ......... 29,562 ............ ........... BLACK RIVER, NIS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,947 ........ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 9,780 2',000 ........ TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... 201,762 00,114 ......... 1,399 157,765 37,368 20,237 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,233 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... t7,S&S ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. 6,654 .......... ......... ......... 3,259 1,474 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ 10,082 .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,440 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO-BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 4,386 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TlBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 2,593 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 25,441 ............ 20563 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 6,583 9,800 50,73s ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 673 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 24,011 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... 24,917 5,582 9,290 DMIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,143 ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... 4,945 --------- 30,673 976 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 2:481 ............ ........... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... . 2 RIVER, 161 ILLINOIS ILL ................................... .......... . 1:429 PORT ................................. .......... .......... .... 4,94s OF CHICAGO, ILL. ;;7070 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 21,322 .......... ......... 179,40S 32#014 95,411 84 WWat4*w e6mmew 4 t1se Zw&d SWa, 1-797 TABLE 6--DO4ESTIC I "LAND MOVEMENTS OF CNE41CALS AND RELATED PRDDUCTS--CDNTINUED ,NIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZUR-5- CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHU:I C SODIUM AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA COAL TAR ANO ACI ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHE41CAL@ MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2811) (CODE 2818) 2513) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2BIO) 2819, 28al, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2a73, 2879) CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTH OF PA33ES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... . I.......... 2,725 TENNESSEE.RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... 41,216 ......... ........... ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 220 ........... KANAWHA RIVER, A.YA ................................... .......... .......... ......... s,ssS ........... ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 41,236 S,556 ........... 220 2,72S BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND N.VA./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... 1,396 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... 4,192 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... 415518SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER ......................................... 5,091 4,097 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... DHIO RIVERf ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. 11,592 IS,907 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 670 2,567 ......... ......... ........... 193,205 ----- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 10,593 6,247 ......... ......... ........... ............ ..... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,489 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. Sol 1,801 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 28,947 $6,227 ......... ......... ........... 194,694 ........... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA.1 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 20,644 ..... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... .......... .......... ......... S'lls ........... ............ ..... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... S,878 ........... 39,167 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,998 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT,NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12,085 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO.%OUTH, - OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,116 ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... 3,720 ........... 6,9SI OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,313 KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 48,794 .... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,872 .... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... 2,S42 ........... 39,533 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 20,263 ........... 176,539 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA.1 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. 12,388 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- 1,400 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 13PI16 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- 5,334 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVERO ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 4,181 1,400 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 95,281 2,158 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,809 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 1181584 4,158 ......... ......... ........... ............ IS.92s ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER,' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT .INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,541 MISSOURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 418SOURI RIVER To ROUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,958 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 33,280 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 19,01 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 28,762 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 80*027 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5#633 BLACK RIVER, HIS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3FOO3 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,977 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 9,097 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 187065 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. 5,393 .......... ......... 38,215 5,374 2,410 20669 GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERWAYt GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,729 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT'NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 1,467 ---------- --------- 34,948 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO,BUT NOT, INCLUDING BATON ROUGEf LA* ---------------------------- ---------- --------- .... Z,969 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... 1,615 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5.000 1,50Q ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... 1,348 ........... ............ ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... 26,2S4 ........... ............ ...... DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- ---------- ------- - OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER 99' ----------- ------------ A o; OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSSUqG4 ............. .......... .......... .... l1,64:311 ........... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 33,7801 ----------- ------------ ----------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ---------------------- ---------- ---------- ---- KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... .... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 85 TABLE 6--DD4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1987 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) J COAL 14R AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE' CKEMICA@.@ MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2811) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479 2817) (CODE 2810) 2819, 2821, 2871, 2872: 2876) 2873, 2879) ALLEGHENY RIVER, Ph ................................... .......... .......... ......... 11,943 ........... ............ S,Dsb MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 1,368 ........... ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... 523 ........... 2,S00 37,682 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5.055 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- 1,400 ......... 160,018 ........... 746 9,274 TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ............................... 6,S6O 1,400 ......... 454,953 S,374 15,385 $5,920 BLACK RIVER, AIS./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,431 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,439 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,439 ............ 2,431 MINNESOTA RIVERF MINN./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 10503 LAKE MICHIGANt MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA .................................................... ...... I... .......... ......... ......... ........... ........... 1,400 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,800 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 13.825 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH - I OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... 1,400 -------- --------- ---- ---- ----------- ------------ ----------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,400 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ........ ........... ............ 21800 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... 3,200 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ....... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2, TOTAL, 54IPPING AREA ............................... 4,60D ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ---------- 25,016 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------- 3,553 1,403 ......... 2,800 ........... ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 28,1?6 7,476 ......... 4,956 b,459 ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERNAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ 15,58b .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------ 15,812 22,056 ......... 1,356 ........... IF499 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 2,779 ........... ............ ........... 415SISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ..........p.............................. 3,050 .......... ......... ......... .... I...... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,40UTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... 1,575 ......... Z,996 ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 1,347 ........... 1,707 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,836 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGI ............. 20,769 5,612 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,284 ------ MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... 20,538 .......... ......... ......... .... I...... ............ ...... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 6,037 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------------------- 2,800 .......... ......... ......... ........... 29,4SS 2,541 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. 35,000 41,071 ......... 3S,944 ........... 145,672 11062a TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 145,234 91,193 ......... 52.180 6,459 191,490 14,165 LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ............. .......... 9,805 ......... 5,972 ........... 25 ........... COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH/ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, "ASH., TO THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21,694 COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE D&LLES, DREG .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,809 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ boose WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, DREG ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 13,803 ........... TOTAL@ 34IPPING AREA .............................. w.......... .......... .. ...... ......... ........... 13,803 31,561 COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE DALLES, DREG./ COLUMBIA RIVERI VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2"210 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS To KENNEWIC9, WASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S.8sy SNAKEcRIVER, OREG.o WASH, AND IDAHO ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,203 21103 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,203 101190 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILD FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 82 ........... COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE DALLES, DREG .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S,060 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO NENNEorCK, $ASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 14,34S SNAKE RIVER, DREG., WASHp.AND IDAHO ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 886 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 82 20,291 96 *4&t&w e4mmam 4 Ae *W&W S44ft, 1917 TABLE 6-DOME3TICANLAWROVEMENTO OF CMEMICALS AND RELOMPROOUCTS-CONTINUED, SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR@YEAR 1987 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND@ BENZENE' SULPHURIC; SODIUM AND@ FERTI LIZER SHIPPING,AREA,/ COAL TAR, AND, ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE. CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ................................. ....... (COM TOLUENE (CODE (CODE: (CAUSTM SPECIALTIES (CODES 2AII) (CODE' 2516) 2813) SDDA) (CODES 2816v1471, 1479, 2517) (COM28101 2819, 2921,.2571, 2672, 676) 2673,@2M) OILLAMETTE@AND YAMMILL;RIVERS, ORES./ COLUMBIA RIVERI VANCOUVERt NASN.,.TO THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... .. ........ ............ 1,006 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 74,52s 13,553 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... .... .... ........... 74#825 14,559 SN4KE,RIVER, ORES., WASH, AND IDAHO/ COLUMBIA RIVER$ VANCOUVER, NASH., TO TME@MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 771 PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUSET49OUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS ...................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 91,546 ............ ........... LOWER 9 UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA/ LONER 9 UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 43 109 Section 3 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 87 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 89 TABLE 1--TOTAL COMMERCE- TON-MILES AND TONS BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC@ANO AVERAGE HAUL, CALENDAR YEARS 1977-1987 (IN T"OUSANDS) TOTAL FOREIGN D04ESTIC FOREIGN AND GREAT LAKES COASTAL, DOMESTIC: TOTAL PORTS PDRTS COASTAISE LAKENISE INTERNAL, LOCAL TON-41LESI 91:::03:;32 72:9:::231 22,003,2S2 **-50,984,979 895,415,501 S86,S18,384 50,076,733 aSY,336,445 1,183,939 9 6 94 L135 24,23S,272 **-47,274,163 873,401,040 580,880,675 43,198,187 248,116,902 1,197,L'76 1 5.............. 90 96.,liol"7855 17:'19.1,211 27,171,821 44,769,39o a92,969,974 610,97b',503 40,183,9S2 ZU,707,SZ3 1,101,996 19e4 966:478;243 7:,758;224 32:2:9:3:0 :b:506::;4 ::1:72::019 5:1:923:0:1 :9:7:::434 242:25:40: ::IS7,096 19 a3:::::::::::::: 98:,161,626 66:S96,D37 24,369,394 55,286,734 9,56 580 69 749 4 1 3 0 156 225,025,298 09 9681 19:2 .............. 96 B96 925 7 426 22 27 1 5 4 0 1 262 A ask 466,7 0A 632,707,073 3S,623,255 217 26 68 1, ll,:688 19 A.............. 1,023,636,494 94,ZZ3,138 35,293,982 SS,9?9,lSb 929,413,356 634,765,277 62,148,380 231,184,111 1,315,568 1 I,0jb:0:::j8: 1943:1:9:1411 33:679:592 S690:569:825 921:535:7,641 631:149:247 61,,747:114 227:342:991 1:9906:L412 1 9 6 4 7 272 77 96:,769 2107, 90,226 2 91: ............. :91 a3,:46,432 58,940,6S9 '4620 532,290 4 0 197 92t,8297,6856 1011,10134 9' "0:,7,13 5,;25,1 11 :22;,25693,2 S4:,371,236 16,286, 0 12 9,266,160 1,:319,8263 1977 .............. 692,527,4209" 5,7,38- 37,732 9 93 05 599,000 036 34 53 6, 591 52 41 92, 201 784 2?s 1,262',299 TONS' 1957 .............. 01,962,761 590,979 4SF925 845,054 1,071,782 323,518 96,484 569,S29 81,951 I:B70,458 $37,223 4S,829 791,394 1,033,235 308,025 87,3S3 560,499 77,358 19 785,033 ?T4, 323 51,320 723,003 1,010,710 309,802, 91,987 534,658 74,263 832 $03:3308 S8:774 7Q4:564 1,0?9:276 307:652 9::010 S:2:S03 ;1:1411 7 5 A 48,411 702,729 953,361 309,637 9 44 4 7,132 3 9:2 ............... 15, 1:1 so 39S 769 336 954 1 0 4 s 453 19 N1,773, 29 "9 '196 3 2, 5 9 75:602 19:,l 1, :2. 10@ 1, 21,058 175,41,15 2 9 93 63,210 623,192 1,:51,826 3 s 0,6768 93,250 9 1,8 3:7,4011 60 592 860 21,990 1115,124 S3 1 3011 9 .12 73 9 3 9 609 4 :,9,9 9 '184 2,09:95,757 991,44S 73 760 919 665 1,07b 312 304 666, 143,S64 5 9 9 3 14 1:79 .............. IS .............. N2,018,079 946,057 70,600 87S,457 1,072,022 305,343 142,663 534,509 89,507 19?7 .............. 1,904,569 935,257 69,164 866,093 969,312 245,081 109,080 S28,705 83,444 AVERAGE HAUL-- (MILES PER TON) 493 3 81 9 479.1 60.3 83S.4 I,aI30 S19.0 QS1.6 14.4 5OS:2 s5:4 S28.8 59.7 84S.1 1,885.9 Q94's 442.1 is.5 195S .............. 540.5 92.9 529.5 61 9 883.5 1,97242 523.8 435.2 14.8 1904 .............. 527.4 98.4 548.7 2:s 662 5 930 5 so 44 4 3 3-------------- 580.3 92.7 502.1 4 964 6 A: 4 sl::,O, Q6 2 S o 198 2 098: ",:o 11 : 1982 .............. 543.9 95.7 S39.1 6b.6 929.0 2,034.0 q94,2 436.0 14.7 1981 .............. 526.1 106.2 558.4 71.5 884.0. lp971,4 535.5 444.0 14.t 198 509 2 02 3 sssos To 4 ass 914 0 536 4 405 D 6 9 450 2 03 8 gas.0 65 2 7700 1:747 1 543 1 4 0 5: 8 15:1 It: :4 A 1978 .............. 459.9 ID6.8 S96.4 $7.3 771.6 1,769.? 534.7 391.S 14.9 1977 .............. 363.6 IDO.D 545.6 64.4 618.0 1004.0 480.5 381.1 15.1 - SASEDON DISTANCES TRANSPORTED ON GREAT LAKES AND ST. LAARENCE RIVER TO INTERMATIONAL,BOUNDARY AT;ST. REGIS, QUEBEC, CANADA. BASED ON DISTANCES TRANSPORTEOCON JNITEDHSTATES WATERwAYS PROM ENTRANCE CHANNELS TO PORTS AND 4ATERVIAYS. EXCLUD ES INTRATERRIT DRTRAFFI OR NMIC TON7,MILES NERE NOT COMPILED; 1987, 4,698 THOUSAND TONSP 1966, 3,959 THOUSAND TONS; I AN ON 5, 3,40 THOUSA 0 TONS; 3 5 3:4 THDUSA,D T T4Q0VS4ZDStONS;I9S2, 2,811 THOUSAND T04S; 1961, 3,130 THOUSAND TONSP 0 8 TH US NO TONS 9 9a 0 1 3:160 19: N 9 4 No 19 3's a0 A 1 7 :6 T US 0 TON:; 19;83: 3 271 T14 USA D TONS, TABLE 2--OOMESTIC TON-MILES TYPE OF TRAFFIC BY SERVICE CALENDARIYEAR 1957 CAN THOUSA4DS) TOTAL@ REGU6ATEO EXEMPT, FOR HIM PRIVATE PERCENT OF PERCENT OF PERCENT OF PERCENT,OF TYPE OF TRAFFIC i - TON-MILE3 TOTAL, TON-MILES TOTAL. TON-MILE$ TOTAL, TON-141LES TOTAL, DOMEStM TRAFFIC DOWEST4CiTRAFFIC D004ESTIC TRAFFIC DOMESTIC TRAFFIC COASTWISE ........... 566,818,384 6S.6 100.0 80632#853 29.61 1.5 379,545,441 59.8 64.7 198,640,090 85.9 33.8 LAKENISE ............ 50,076,733 S.6 100.0 17,462 G.A. 0.9 38,755,951 6.1 77.5@ 11,273,320 4.9 22.5 INTERNAL ............ 257,336,445 26.7 100.0 20,417t965 70.2@ 7.9 21S,942,670 54.0 $3.9 20,97SISI .1 8.2 LOCAL --------------- 1,163,939 lo:.l 00.0 130s3 0.1 1.2 910,096 0.1 76'.9 259,890 0.1 21.9 TOTAL@DDMESTIC-,895,415,501, .0 :00.0 29,082@,233 IGO.O 3.2 635, 184,158, 100.0 70.9 231,149,110 100.0 25.9 90 Ton-Miles Domestic Commerce 1978-1987 700 600 B 46a49.7 500 540.4 3313 400 300 0 200 n 100 S 248. 1 0 Coastwise . . . . . . . . . . . . ternal 4i ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lakewise 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 - Year Average Haul Domestic Commerce 1978-1987 M 2200 2000 1800 .0 1930.3 leas. 1600 S 19142 1400 1769.7 1747.1 1200 1000 P 800 e 6oo r 400 2oo T 0 0 n 4012 4w".. Coastwise Lakewise rng 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 Year Total Ton-Miles Domestic Commerce 91 1978-1987 Iwo 9w ... . . . . . . . . ........ .. 800 B .. ...... .; 700 - 600 500 - 0 400 n 300 - S 200 - 100 - 0 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 -fear Total Average, Haul Domestic Commerce 1978-1987 Iwo 900 ............ ............ A 800 e 700 S 600 500 400 e r 300 T 200 - 0 n 100 - 0 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1994 1985 1986 1987 Year 92 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES CHART 2 - DOMESTIC TON-MILES BY TYPE OF SERVICE, 1987 895.4 BILLION TON-MILES ....... ... a P4 w 10 REGULATED ....... 29.1 BILLION M ........ m XE T... OR 3.2% CHART 3 - DOMESTIC TON-MILES BY TYPE OF SERVICE BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, 1987 EXEMPT, FOR HIRE REGULATED PRIVATE 10; LAKEWISE COASTWISH LOCAL ...... .. .. .. ........... --LOCAL 0. ... .... 1% LOCAL ...... .... LAKEWISE ...... -MERNAL 9.1% LAKEWISE 4.9% TABLE 3--DO4E3TIC:TRAFFICl TONS AND TON-MILES OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITY GROUPS BY TYPE,OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICE CALENDAR YEAR 1967 (IN THOUSANDS) EXE4PT,_FoR _41if _PR_lVA-T-E_-___ TOTAL, REGULATED AVERUA!E AVERAGEt AVERAGEt AVERAGE TYPE,QF TRAFFIC AND HA HAUL HAUL HAUL COMMODITY GROUP TON-MILES TONS (MILES TON-MILES TONS (MILES TON-MILES TONS (MILES TON-MILES TONS (MILES PER TON) PER TON) PER TON) PERTON) COASTWISE', TOTAL ..................... 566,818,384 323,518 1,813.9 6,632,853 8,688 993.7 379,S4S,441 210,229 1,115:4 :1::6::::9: 10 1::99:0 "g. 9;:1:2 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS ---------- S28,301,061 269#206 1,962.4 917,599 21196 411.9 334,543,189 169,046 0 a 9 5 7 9 3 1 65 4 COAL,AND COKE-o ................. 6,015,768 11,231 S35.7 a92,106 356 820.7 SIS59185a 10,558 526.6 163,810 316 517.8 IRON ORE@AND IRON AND STEEL------ 351,738 272 10293.s 141,44? 105 1,@49.4 208,759 127 11643.5 1,537 40 38.3 SAND, GRAVELY AND STONE ......... 172,264 2,404 11.7 24,667 IS 1139342 143,269 2,260 63.4 4,328 126 34.4 GRAINS .......................... 706"120 473 1,491.4 115,343 117 1,157,0 5701777 3S6 1,601.1 ............. ......... ......... LOG$ AND-LUMBER ................. 2',110,24S 11638 11258.0 IT4,027 661 1,171.0 t,336,167 977 1,367.7 st 1 100.8 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS- 22,477,084 16#441 1,367.1 1,030,416 766 1#310.7 17,044,632 12,926 1,318.6 4,402,034 2,729 1,613.2 SHELLS .......................... 1,517 1 1,619.0 1,517 1 1,619.0 ............. ......... ......... ............. ......... ......... AWOTHERS ...................... 26,682',587 21,853 1,221.0 5,315,734 4,448 1,195.0 19,838,796 13,978 @11419.3 1,528,OS7 3,427 445.9 >1 m LAKEW13E. TOTAL ..................... 50,076,733 9b,484 519.0 17,462 378 46.2, 38,785,951 76,297 508.4 11,273,320 19,809 569.1 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS .......... S48,358 2,153 254.7 65 3 260 30,993 1,610 2as.5 180,297 540 334.0 COAL;AND COKE ................... 9,433,005 180050 522.6 4 63i's 9,187,811 17,299 531.1 245,190 751 326.6 IRON ORE AND IRON AND STEEL ..... 30,184,481 48,266 637.8 1,329 61 2147 21,923f8Ob 34,966 627.0 8,559,346 13,239 669.2 > $AND, GRAVELY AND STONE ......... 6,928,232 21,807 317.7 320 6 49,8 5,725,309 18,614 306.6 1,202,603 3,127 384.6 GRAINS .......................... 577,313 589 980.1 ............. ......... ......... 446,768 458 975.1 130,545 131 997.9 LOG$ AND LUMBER ................. I f 253 23 55.6 1,207 20 60.9 46 3 16.9 ............. ......... ......... CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS- 46,,926 194 241.4 1,298 21 1 60.9 20,839 155 154.6 24,789 36 648.0 >_ SHELLS .......................... ............. ......... ......... ............. ......... ....................... ....... .. ......... ............. ......... ......... C) ALLIOTHERS ...................... 11751,165 5,402 325.3 13,236 266 49.7 1,113,379 3,152 353.2 630,550 1,984 317.8 rm INTERNAL#.TOTAL ..................... 257,336,44S 569,829 451.6 20f417,965 23,684 6621.2 215,942',670 445,164 485.1 20,975,810 100,980 207,7 8 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS .......... 36,,86S,648 146,045 252.4 Z,278,711 3,596* 63347 27,655,557 111,697 247.6 6,934,380 30,752 225.5 z COAL,AND COKEP .................. 71,771,299 162,144 442.6 S,927,423 S,827 1,017.2' 65,663,519 155,360 422.7 150,357 9sl 188.s IRON ORE,AND IRON AND:STCEL-:::: 1,0:5618 996 10,2417 1,042.2 4p9$5,239 4,233 1,170.7 5,705,233 5,565' 1,025.2 18,524 449 41.3 $AND, aRAVEL, AND STONE .... 23:' 70 59,592 143.0 lo323,227 2,411 548.8 4,307,173 22',847, 158.5 2,892,670 34,334 64 3 GRAINS ...................... ::::1 47,1699 970 44,996 1,048.3 492,962 12S 660@1' 44,985,099 42,237 1,065.0 1,693,109 2,036 831:5 m LOG$ AND LUMBER ............. 1,5 9:6 90 18,a27 $7.8 611840 247 334*6' 11125,080 13,392 84.0 39Z,770 41588 85.6 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--I 31,155,299 48,162 646.6 21558,070 2,,870 996.0 22,527,576 31'a5a 720.7 5,769,651 14,054 410.s SHELLS ...................... 519,924:@ 3:877 134.1 ...... 6---- --------- ------ v.. $90243 443 201.3 430,702 3,434 125.4 ALL;OT"ER5 .................. 49,04 9, 5 76517 641.0 9P500,493 3,776 662.2 43,865,388 62,36S 703.7 2,663,b4? 10,377 256.7 LOCAL4 TOTAL ......................... 1,153,939 61*951 14.4 13'9S3 552 16.4 910,096 61,641 14.8 259,890 19,458 13.4 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS ------ 710,159 53,340 13.3 4,427 465, 9.5 616,503 45,466 13.6 69,229 71409 12.0 COAL,AND COKE ............... 77, 415 4,197 16.4 18 3 1.0 70,398 2,665 26.4 6,999 1,530 4.b IRON ORE;AND IRON AND STEEL. T:S33 771 61. 17.5 4,955 390 12 7 1,638 327 5.0 5, 099 .......... !!! ....... !4 OND, GRAVEL, AND STONE ..... 132 S96 1 62,,9412 31500 23:7 49,6S4 Q'sge 10.8 GRAINS .......................... 2,,774 17 166.7 5 2',769 14 196.S ----------- --------- ------- ,LOG$ AND LUMBER ............. 37,911 2,959 12.8 2 2 1.3 36"308 2,904 12.5 1,601 54 29 CHEMICALS AND RELATEO,PRODUC 74,144 S,358 13.8 8,41b 310 27.1 49,739 3,029 13.0 15,1087 102t9 13.1 SHELLS ...................... 1.0 ............. ................... ............. ......... ......... 1.0 ALL OTHERS .................. *14*1,407 7,209 19.6 143 16 8.7 46FAS2 2,871 16.2 94,782 4,321 21.9 DOMESTIC, TOTAL ..................... 1 695,415f501 1,071#782 835.4 29062,233 33,602 865.5@ 635,364,158 793,330 600.7 231,149,110 244,6501 944.0 PETROLEUWAND PRODUCTS ---------- 566,425,226 470,743 1,203.3 3,200,805 6,259 S11.4 363,483,242 327,819 1,108.8 199,744,179 136:6641 1,461.6 COAL,AND COKE ................... 87,297,467 195,622 446.3 6,219,551 6,186 11005's, 80,451,580 165,852 433.0 596,356 3 5541 167.8 IRON ORE,AND IRON AND STEEL ..... 41,822,748 59PS56 702.2 5,098,950 4,452@ IrI45.2' 27,842,753 41,048 678.3 8,661,045 1410ssi 631.9 SAND,.GRAVELv AND STONE ..... 15 756'162. 91,902 171.4 1,348,214 2P435 553.6 10,?581693 47,201 217.0 4,149,2ss 42,165@ 98 4 GRAINS ...................... 48f4s[" 46,017 1,051.6L 310 844 744.1 46,004,213 1,068.2 1,823 , 6S4 2,1 67 1 41 S 0 177 b2a, 43,066 a : L063 AND LUMBER ................. 3,749,099 22,,847 164, 1@ 057,076 929 922-.5 2,497,601 17,275 144.6 394,422 4,b43, 65.0 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCT 53,755,453, 70 766 0 .3,898 204 3,987@ 977.6 39,642,788 48,149 823.3 10,212,461 18,040 566.1 3:176 SHELLS .......................... 521,462 879 134:4 1:517 1 1,619.0 89,243 441 201.3 430,702 3:434, li5:4 ALL OTHERS ................... 77,630,687 110,961 bgg.s ToS29,606 8,507 920.4; 64,684,04s,l 82,365@ 787.8 4,917,036 20 108 244 5 LESS THAN 500 TON-MILES. 94 %wadowe &xmmw 4 de Waaed Smi'm 1997 TASLE@,4-.DOME3TICiTON-MILES C04MODITY BY SERVICE, CALENDAWYEAR1198? (IN THOUSANDS) COMNOWN TOTAL REGULATEM EXEMPT, FOWHIRE1 PRIVATE TOTAL ....................................... 0... . ..................... 895,41S,581 29,082,,233 ...... AIE,_l 8 41-LS 823itt49,110 FARM PRODUCTS 0141 COTTON* RANI ................................. 0........................... 4ia$6 1,236 3,050 0102*BAR6EY ANO,RYE .......................................................... ... 302i?OS lS.Sbs 274,832 0103,CORN ........................................................................ 35,39lis6o 317,187 36',&?S,6SO IP199,023 0104 DAYS ........................................ ov .............................. 169,929 9,946 158,120 963 0105@RICE ....................................................................... 693,864 490447 635,859 S,sss OiQfi SORGHUM GRAINS ............................................................. 1,509,134 W,032, 1,30S,SS4 157,548 0147 NHEAT ..... s................................................................. 7,38MBS 190F153 b,754,198 44S,254 0111 SOYBEANS .................................................................... 19,696,434 208,030 18,670,212 616,192 Oita FLAXSEED .................................................................... t62 162 ................ ........... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC .............................. I............................... 4S,471 20,920 24,551 ----- 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF ............................................................... 2,945 2,676 269 ..... 0122 HAY AWFDODER .............................................................. 8,2(pq tobil 6,658 ........... 0129 FIELO,CROPS, NEC ............................................................ 40f5O9 0,876 22,633 ........... 0131,FRESWFRUIT3--@@ ............................... ............................. 322,YT4 31,589 291,185 ----- 0132'BANANAS AND@PLANTAINS ....................................... 0............... 21,9is S'Iss 13,763 ..... OI33,COFFEE---w .................................................................. 65,634 54,653 8,181 ........... 0134 COCOk8EANS ............................................................ .... 6,395 6,247 O141-FRE3WAND FROZEN,VEGETABLES ................................. I.......... .... 569,252 102,398 486,814S54 0151 LIVEiANIMALS ................................ 0............................... 11,908 1,087 12"Bal ..... 0161,ANIMAL6 ANO@PROOUCTS, NEC ................................................... 30,803 4,862 25,941 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ................................................. 3ToA36 6,085 31,245 FOREST@PRODUCTS 0041 CRUDE(RUBBER AND ALLIE01GUMS ................................................ IOU ........... 1,952 ........... 0861 FOREST11PRODUCTS, NEC ....................................................... ez,366 3,140 19,226 ........... FRESH:FI3H & OTHCW-4ARINE.PRODUCT8 0911-FRESH'FISM, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ................ 129:321 62,176 21:957 0912'3MELLFISM4 EXCEPT@PREPAREO-- ............ 29 674 S,736 4 9 9 005 0911MENHADEN ...........................................a ....................... ...... 9,2 .... 2 0931-MARINEtSHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED .............................................. 521#462 8 43 30s7O METALLiC,DRES 1011 IROWOREIANO!CONCENTRATES ................................................... 33,403,262 1,971,486 22,STI,973 8,859,SO3 1021 COPPER,OREIAND,CONCENTRATES ................................................. 62,906 ........... 62,906 1051 ALUMINUM,'ORE$, CONCENTRATES ................................................. 3270971 22,568 29S,244 ----- 7:77;; 1061 MANSANES&ORES, CONCENTRATES .............................. ................. 4370164 239-,874 197,340 .... 1091,NONFERROU3 ORES# CONCENT,.NEC ............................................... 442,074 - 26"543 415@531 o.......... COAL 1121 COA6-AND,646NITE ............................................................ oa,975,424 50504,lao 76,905,964 565,340 CRUDE PETROLEUM L311 CRUDEIPETRO6EUM ............................................................. 423,278,502 310,120 273,923,2SI 149,045,125 NONMETALLICIMINERALSt EXCEPT FUELS 1411 L414ESIONEP .................................................................. 8,593,171 219,406 6,448,821 1,924,944 1412 BUILOING:STDNE* UNWORKED .................................................... 1,493 11401 92 ..... 1442@SANO, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCA .................................................. 7,134,945 1,110,731 3,799,903 2,2::";Il 1451 CLAY ....... w................................................................. 173,146 25,373 130,876 13,897 1471 PHOSPHATEiROCK .............................................................. 4,378,510 ........... 4,330,309 48,001 1479 NATURAL@FERTIL41ER MATS, NEC ................................................ . 4,119 ........... 1491 SALI..--w ................................................................... 4,744,SSI 37,676 4,46471,19,595 .... 1492:SULPNUR, DRY ................................................................ $30534 13,310 20,2a4 .... 1493 SIJLPHUR,,6,IQUIQ ............................................................. 2,936,527 ........... 2,028o655 907,872 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE,AND,PLASTERS .................................................. b69,690 651593 496,025 99,072 1499 NONMETAL.L4C:MINERALS, NEC ................................................... 367,621 94,019 269,013 4,789 ORDNANCE S ACCE53ORIES 1941 DRONANCE@AND@ACCESSORIES .................................................... 10411 234 1,177 ........... FOOD & KINDR90 PRODUCTS 2011,MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ................................................ 67SP672 161,176 S14,454 42 2012'MEAT;AND PRODUCTS, NEC ...................................................... 111,662 51,813 59,849 ........... 2014 TALLOW,.ANIMAL@FAT3 AND OILS ................................................ 971321 956 96,365 ..... 2015@ANIMAL@SY-PROOUCTS, NEC ..................................................... 7,616 3,344 4,272 ----- 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................................... ltl,453 21,340 90,113 ..... 2022 DRIED MILK.ANO,CREAM ........................................................ 47,499 34,118 13,381 ----- 2031 FISl AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ................................................ sbo,372 28L,497 234,522 44,353 2034 VEGETABLES AND.'PREP, NEC .................................................... 423,292 82,Z24 34L,068 --------- 2039 PREP FRUI.TfAND,VEG,JUICE,.NEC .............................................. 894,765 62,,641 832,058 2041,WMEATIFLOUR AND,SEMOLINA .................................................... 61P695 24,417 37,2@78 ........... 2042LANIMAL,FEEI)S ................................................................ 9,sbs,517 153,931 9,LTOoSli 241,311 2049 GRAIN MILL,PRODUCTS, NEC ---------------------------------------------------- 4,758,179 57,008 4,215,641 485,530 2061 SUGAR ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,872,974 454,724 4,418,250 -------- 2062tKO@ASSES .................................................................... 852,626 ........... SIT,824 34, 2061 ALCONULIC@SEVERAGES ......................................................... 729,108 257,571 471,737 -------- 2091,WEGETABLE@OILS, MARG,.SHORT@ ................................................ 984,996 12,972 855,514 llb,;7; 2092,ANIMAL@OILS AND,FATS, NEC --------------------------------------------------- 19,768 1,009 18,517 242 2094 GROCERIES ..... ............................................................. 817,310 1,429 815,618 63 2095 ICE ......................................................................... 2,069 41 1,97b 12 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ................................................. 1,957,902 158,052' 1,764,361 S,509 TDBACCO,PRDOUCTS 2111 TOBACCO@MANUFACTURES ........................................................ 37,609 ollos 29,SO4 ----------- WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 95 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC TON-MILES COMMODITY By SERVICEF CALENDAR YEAR L987--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODIty TOTAL REGULATED EXEMPT, FOR HIRE PRIVATE BASIC TEXTILES 221t BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ...................................................... 102,144 36'sis 65,629 ........ Z212 TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC -------- p--- p ..................................... 15,754 384 15,370 ........ APPAREL,& OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCUDINi KNIT 2311 APPAREL ..................................................................... 437,226 326,260 110,gsa ........... LUMBER & WOOD PROOS.,E)CC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ........................................................................ 155,290 S'a22 9B,691 45,177 2412 RAFTED-LOGS .............................................................. o.. 530,984 254 520,362 10,338 2413,FUEL,NOOD, CHARCOAL, WASTES ............o .... p............................... 49,857 2,172 44,476 3,209 2414 TIMBER, Posrso POLES, PILING ................ p............................... 42,863 11621 40,794 266 2415 PULPWOOD, LOG ............................................................... 303,878 173 36,698 267,007 2416 WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ................ I............................... 529,531 31,541 433,138 64,652 2421 LUMBER ...................................................................... 1,646,491 725,915 920,420 156 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED WOOD ................................................ 267'as? 72,796 194,458 3 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC ...................................................... 200,562 101812 189,338 412 FURNITURE;& FIXTURES 2S11 FURNITURE@ANP FIXTURES ...................................................... 402,928 26,384 376,544 ........... PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ........................................................................ 127,322 31,6b2 94,448 1,212 2621 STANOARD,WEMSPRINT PAPER ............................................. o ...... $0,206 19,354 60#852 ........... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ........................................................ 565,209 351,505 213,704 ------- 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ................ I............................... 693,539 141,232 S44,144 8 PRINTED MATIEk 2711 PRINTED MATTER .............................................. ............... 37,782 41615 33,169 ----------- CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2010 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ............................ ............... ............... 4,608,162 246,030 2,?bb,7a6 1,595,406 2811 CRUMTAR,_OIL,-GA3 PRODUCTS ................................ o............... 11090,570 219,496 192,431 78,643 2812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS .........o ------- o..........o .... I............... 610 12b -------- 2813 ALCO14OLS ------------------------------------ ........I...................... 4,510,7q2 703,154 21933,846 133, 2616 RADIOACTIVE.MATERIALS, WASTES ............................................... 3,366 552 2041 7?3 2617 BENZENE AND TOLUENE ......................................... I............... 21649,523 24S,426 1,670,841 133,25m 2818 SULPNURIC@ACID .............................................................. 414,178 122,444 S5,128 236,618 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ............................................... 22,blOo417 1,738,472 15,794,208 5,077,737 2621 PLASTIC MATE.RIALS ........................................................... 194,689 80,413 114,185 91 2822 SYNTHEIMRUBBER ------------------------------------------------------------ es,232 20,161 8,071 -------- 2823 SYNTHETIC-CMAN-MADE) fIbERS -------o-------------------- o .................. 6,902 246 5,956 ........ 2831 DRUGS .....w ......................................... o....................... 640685 6,847 55,835 ....... 2641 SOAP ........................................................................ 259,168 70,450 188,718 ....... 28SI PAINTS ....... o.............................................................. 62,467 71941 54,526 ........... 2661 GUN AND WOOD CHEMICALS ...................................................... 401,723 1,980 399,743 ------- ;;;; 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................... 1. ............... 4,788,677 159,895 4,293,165 335 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ................................................... 1,218,818 20,578 1,196,312 11929 Z873-PHOSPHATIC CHEN FERTILIZERS ------------------------- ....................... 666,007 19,412 561,625 bq'd5o 2576 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS ................................................. 19,512 31849 15,6b3 ........... 2079 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ............................................... S10310132 187,383 4,16S,129 678,620 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ................................................. 916,172 bl'a62 247,909 606,981 PETROLEUM & COAL,PRDDUCTS 2911 GASOLINE .................................................................... 41,213,970 517,690 28,465,441 12,230,839 2912 JET-FUEL --------------------------------------------- I...................... 7,071,,137 106,557 4,947,414 2,017,166 2913 KEROSENE .................................................................... 2,223,111 129,331 906,765 111871ols 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL@OIL ......................................................... 30,116,398 242,b63 19,582,007 10,291,728 2915 RESIOJAL,FUEL OIL ........................................................... 42,865,693 1,120,3S3 2q.tao.oso tT.62S.290 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES ................................................ 8,213,194 232,850 3,802,,121 4,178,823 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS ................................. o............... 4,087,037 47,564 2olS9,599 L,879,874 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ................................................... 5,348,151 30,694 4,b65,617 651,840 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ........................................................ 4,321,973 7is,431 3,515,526 31,016 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ---- o ..... o.................................................. 665,366 1,124. 110,562 00,680 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS .................................................. 45,616 218 45,398 -------- 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL@PROD, NEC ................................................ 1,342,067 455,859 800,409 85,;;; 1 RUBBER & MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND ml$C,PLASTIC.PROD ................................................ 266,51a 78,706 187,806 ----------- LEATHER 16 LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ................ ............................... 41,204 12,207 20,997 ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS.& CONCRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS AND-GLASS PRODUCTS .................................................... 57,295 25,705 31,590 ........... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ............................................................. 4,1$70174 193,807 2,605,112 1,308,255 32SI STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS .................................................... 90,904 52,958 37,946 --- 3211 LIME ................................. I ...................................... 7491?11 24,254 623,562 94 3281 CUT STONE;AND STONE-PRODUCTS ................................................ 26,553 16,676 90877 --------- :8 3291 MISC@NON4ETALLIC MINERAL@PROD ............................................... 353,183 19,405 315,110 18,6 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG@IRON .................................................................... 193,895 85,976 107,919 ......... 3312'SLAG-w ...................................................................... 767,395 192,489 489,787 65,1 3313,COKE, PET,ASPHALTO, SOLVENTS--- .............................................. 90 ........... 90 ........... 3314 IROICAND STEEL,PRIMARY FORMS-w .............................................. 1,550,687 714,499 515.709 479 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC,SHEET ............................................... 2,292,777 614,946 lo677,663 146 96 *Wm&@ &*maw tk Zaad SWe4-1987 TABLE 4..DOMESTIC TON-MILES COMMODITY BY SERVICE, CALENDAR YEARA987--CONTINUED@ (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL., REGULATED EXEMPT, FOR HIRE PRIVATE PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS (CONTINUED) 3316 IRON AND STEEL:PLATES, SHEETS ............................................... 1220054 5291so? 192j547 ........... 3317 IRON,ANO STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ................................................ 603,290 200,219 366,739 16,332 3315 FERROALLOYS ............................................... i ................. 1,376,115 762,426 613,669 ----- 3319 IRON AND STM@PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------------- 505,383 289,819 215,564 ----- 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ............................. ........................ 21,676 110691 9,965 ........... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED .................................................... 49,618 41,971 70647 ----- 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNNORKED ..................................................... 107,821 34,754 73,067 ----- 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED .............................................. 74,193 45,726 29,067 ........... FABRICATED NETAL@PRDDUCTS, EXCEPT@ ORDNANCEv MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ................................................... 847,888 13spe5b 703,02 6,580 MACHINERY, EXCEPT!ELECTRICAL 3S41 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ------------------------------------------------ 410,705 103,447 297,929 9,329 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT LSVPP61E5 3611 ELECTRICAL,MACHiANO EQUIP ................................................... 194,902 S5,429 139,452 21 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 MOTOR VE"ICLESP PARTS, EQUIP ................................................ 679F U4 78,895 600,442 27 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS .......................................................... 3,748 11756 1,990 ........... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ............................................................. 16,195 1,218 l4'9s9 to 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ............................................... 29,613 1,628 26',942 43 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC,t OPTICAL- GOODS, OATCHES 9 CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ............................................... 50,967 5022 45,445 ........... RISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 41SClMANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .................................................. S98,000 S9,OS4 518,716 20,230 WASTE L SCRAP 4ATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEELISCRAP ........................................................ 2,591,400 692,496 1,854,619 4,28S 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ...................................................... 25,352 B'S76 11:.76 :::::: ..... 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP ................................................. 8,065 4,258 3 777 ..... 4024 PAPER AlASTE AND SCRAP ....................................................... 1,048 765 283 ----------- 4029 rJASTE.ANO SCRAP, NEC ....................... o ................................ 801,963 13,650 593145b 1940847 SPECIAL'ITE43 4111 WATER ....................................................................... 23,007 2'aso 5,001 15,S26 4112 COMADDITIES. NEC ............................................................. 4,419,626, 1,960,347, 2*439,181 20,098 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MMES 97 TABLE 5--DO149STIC TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE,QF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR:1987 COMMODITY TOTAL COASTWISE I L*XFOVISE; INTERNAL, LOCAL TOTAL ................................................................ 895,415,501 SabP818,364 50#076#.733 257t336#445 lol83,939 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 tQ110%, Rho .......................................................... 4,28b 2,030 ........... 2,256 ....... 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ...................................................... 302,705 158 ........... 302,541 ------- 0103 CORN ................................................................. 38,391,860 293,086 ----------- 30,096,555 2,419 0104 OATS ................................................................. 169,D29 6,616 ... w....... 162',413 ........... 0105;RICE@ ---- ------------------------------------------ I............... 693,864 181,293 ........... S42,571 ........... 0106 SORGHUM BRAINS ....................................................... 1,509,134 6,817 ........... ItSO2,,317 ----------- 0107 WHEAT ............................................................... 7"389,565 218,150 577,313 6,593,70 355 0111 SOYOEA143 ............................................................. 1 19,696,434 6,200 ........... 19,667,729 2,445 01,12 fLAXSEED .............................................................. 162 162 ........... ........... ........... 0149 DILSEEDS,,NEC ........................................................ 45,471 1,416 ----------- 44,05S ------ 0121 TOBACCO,.LEAF ................................. ...................... 2,945 ?,945 ........... ........... ....... 0122 HAY AND FODDER ....................................................... 8,269 2,556 ...... w.... 5,711 ---------- 0129-FIELO CROPS,.NEC ..................................................... 40,509 21,701 ........... 18,806 0134 FRESH FRUITS ......................................................... 32Z,774 322,765 9 ........... ........... 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS ................................................ 21,916 21,918 ........... ........... ........... 0153 COFFEE...i ........................................................... 63,634 63,b34 .......... ........... ........... 0134 COCOA BEANS .......................................................... 6,395 6,395 ........... ........... ........... 014L FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES .......................................... 589,252 581,626 S6 7,570 ----------- 0151 L-IVE.ANINALS-- ....................................... 13,909 13,908 ........... ........... .......... 0161 ANIMALS ANO PRODUCTS, NEC ........................... ............... 30,803 30,265 ........... 518 ------- 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ......................................... 37,336 34,375 ----------- 2,961 ------- FOREST'PRODUCTS 0841 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GUMS ---------------------- ................ 1,9sa 1,952 ........... ........... ........... OB6t FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC ------------------------------------------------- 22,566 22,36b ----------- --------- ----------- FRESMtFISM & OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ......................................... 129,321 106,088 3 23,216 14 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED ........................................... 29,674 19,42S ........... 10,201 48 0931 MARINE,SHELLS, UN4ANUFACTURED ........................................ 521,462 1,517 ........... S19,945 ........... METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON DRE@AND CONCENTRATES .................... ....................... 33#403,262 568 30#783,151 2,618,469 1,074 1021 COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES .......................................... 62,906 ........... ........... 62,906 ........... 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES .......................................... 327,971 ----------- --------- 327,971 ---------- 1061 RANGANESE@ORES* CONCENTRATES ......................................... 437,184 565 ba 436,S29 1091 NONFERROUS ORESP CONCENT, NEC ---------------------------------------- 442,074 6,262 ........... 435,812 ........... COAL 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ..................................................... 82,975,424 6,015,496 9,289#712 67,615,181 55,03S CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDEIPETROLEUM ...................................................... 423,278,502 417,495,9S7 51 5,729,710 59,754 NONMETALLIC,MINERALO,.EO(CEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE ............................................................ 8,593,171 4,645 6,685,558 1,902,681 287 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNmORKEO ........... ........ p........................ 1,493 1,493 ........... ........... ........... 1442 BAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ........................................... 7,134,945 140,323 242,674 b,619,639 132,309 1451 CLAY ................................................................. 173,146 13,268 1,562 156,606 1,710 1471 PHOSPHATE,*RUCX .............................. I......................... 4,378,310 4#354,060 -- ......... 24,2SO ........... 1479 NATURALlFERTILIZER MATS, NEC ......................................... 4,119 ........... ........... 4,119 --------- 1491 SALI ................................................................. 4,744,551 150,346 314,182 4,275,111 4,912 1492 SULPHUR, DRY ......................................................... 33,534 33,534 ----------- ----------- ----------- 1493 SULPHUR, L'JUUIO ...................................................... 2,936,527 2,620,330 ----------- 312,082. 4,115 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ........................................... 660,690 .31,227 J41,937 31S,526 -------- 1499 NONMEJALCU MINERALS, NEC ............................................ 367,821 21,656 6 344,278 1, ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911-ONONANCE,AND'ACCESSORIE3 ............................................. 1,411 1,411 ........... ........... ........... FOOD & KINDRED,PRODUCTS 2011 MEAto FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ......................................... 675,672 675,559 113 ........... ........... 2012 MEAT,AND PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------------- 111,662 Ill,b62 ........... ........... ........... 2014 TALLOW. ANIMALAFATS AND OIL6 ......................................... 97,U1 19,567 ........... 77,734 ---- 2015,ANI14AI.,BY-PRODUCTS, NEC .............................................. 7,616 5,123 ........... 2,493 ------ - 2021 DAIRY PROPUC13, NEC .................................................. 111,453 111,388 65 ........... ........... 2022 DRIED MILK@AND@CREAM ................................................. 47,499 47,499 ........... ........... I........... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ........... ............................. 560,312 560,217 ...... 0.... 2034 VEG&TABLES AND@PREP, NEC ............................................. 423,292 418,220 ss 5,195117 2039 PREP@FR41T ANO@VEG JUICE, NEC ........................................ 694,765 094,765 ........... ........... ........... 2041 mhEAT'FLOUR AND,314OLINA ............................................. 61,695 61,533 ........... 162 ........... 2042 ANIMAL,FECOS ......................................................... 9,565,817 569,53S 172 91191,527 3,983 2049 GRAIN MILLoPRODUCTS, NEC ............................................. 4,758,179 122,940 ........... 4,63S,239 ----------- 2061 SUGAR .................................... w ........................... 4,872,974 4@641,65i ........... 231,293 -------- 2062'MGLABSES ............................................................. 852*626 323,000 ........... S29,a43 2081,ALCI)tIOLIC,BEVERAGES .......................................... 0 ....... 729,308 729,303 ........... 2091 VEGE',TIBLE,OILS, MARG, 314ORT ......................................... 964,996 155,318 ........... $25,9010 2092'ANIAAL@OILS AND FATS, NEC ............................................ 19,768 1,101 .......... 18'4125@ 242 2994 GROCERIES4 ............................................................ 817,310 816,898 5 407 .......... 2095 ICE .... i ...................................... I....................... 2,009 199 2 1,883 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .......................................... 1,957,902 1,926,406 1,161 30'2S6 IT TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURESo ................................................ 37,609 37,609 ............ ........... ........... 99 WWod P? ff 7 TAILt 5-0014COUCI TON-MILES C014MODITY BY TYPE!Of TRAFFIC, CAI.FNDAR-YEAR 1987..CONTINUEO@ (IN,THOUSANDS) COMMOOLIN TOTAL CDASTNISE@ LAXENISE INTERNAL LOCA BASIC,TEXYTI.ES 2214 BASICITEXTILE:,PRODUCTO ............................................... 102,144 73,943z ........... 26,201 ........... 22%2'.TEXTILE F IISERS, NEC .................................................. 15,754 13,065 ............ 2,609 ........... APPAREL 9 OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE! PRODUCTS, [email protected]@IT@ 4341 APPAREL .............................................................. 437,22b 437,226 ........... ........... ........... 4UI48ER L WOOD PRODS.oEAC6 FURNITURE 2411 LOSS ................................................................. 155,290 2,98? ----------- Iselobe 235 Z41a'RAFTED LOSS .......................................................... 530,984 1,345 ........... 495'sli 34,102 Z413,FUEL@NOOD@o CHARCOAL, WASTES .......................................... 49,857 32,592 ........... 17,265 .......... 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING .......................................... 42,883 41,496 46 1,335 2415 PULPWOOD',, LOG ........................................................ 303,87a 526 ........... 302,163 1,189 2416 WOOD CHIPS 'STAVES, MOLDINGS ......................................... 529,531 55 ........... 527,099 213T7 2421, LUMBER---"; . . ....................................................... 1,646,491 1,615,596 440 29,953 ---------- 7 Z434 VENEER, P6 4000, XURKED@WDOD ......................................... 267,257 193,263 zos 73,788 2491-WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC ................................................ 200,562 900,017 62 482 1 @JHNIXURE 6 FIXTURES 2S4t FURNI.TURE,[email protected] ............................................... 402,928 402,906 ............ 22 ........... PULP, PAPER 4 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2614 PULP ....................................... o........................ 127,522 67,162 11431 sa'Ta9 ----- 2621-STANOARO NEWSPRINT'PAPER ............................................. 40,206 20,275 1,298 S80633 ?631,PAPEit AND,PAPERSOARD ................................................. 565,209 276,319 5#130 263#757 3 2691,PULP AND PAPER@PRODUCTS, NEC ........................................ 693,839 610,119 ........... 83,646 14 PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER ....................................................... 37,782 3?,752 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2810 SODLUM,MYDROXIDEw .................................................... 4,60::1621 2,036,268 2',872 2,56S,S2t 3,201 Z814 CRUDE.TAR..Ol" GAS PRODUCT$ ......................................... 1,09 5 7O@ 118,356 4 050 2812'DYES, PIGMENT,.TANNING.MAT$ .......................................... 736 736 .:!!.b .... =24! ...... !! 2613,ALCDMDLS ........................................................... 4,370:742 1,655,305 ........... 2,707,8;8 7,;;; 2616'RADIOACJIME,MATERIALS, WASTES ........................................ 3 366 2,593 ........... 29%7 BENZENE%AND TOLUENE .................................................. 2"649,523 10137,110 24,759 1,468,107633 2618 SULPHURIC.ACID ....................................................... 414,178 35,695 ----------- 3,72,039 6,444 2619-BASIC@CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ---------------------------------------- 22,610,417 9,467,016 10,914 13,109,107 23,378 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS .................................................... 194,689 166,887 ........... 7,812 ----- 2622 SYNTHETICiRUbSER ..................................................... 28,232 20,375 ----------- 7,857 ---- 2823-SYNTH&TLC.(MANivMADE) FIBERS .......p .................................. 6,202 6,202 ........... ........... .... aSll DRUGS ..... .......................................................... 64,685 64,655 ........... ........... ........... 2841 SOAP ................................................................. 259,168 251,030 ........... 8,138 ----------- 28SI PAINTS ............................................................. 62,467 62,460 ----------- 7........... 26bl,GUM AND,01000@CMEMICALS ............................................... 401,723 361,983 ilo 49,331 99 2671 NITROGENOUS CHE14-FERTILIZERS ................................ ........ 4,788PB77 1,135,779 3,225 3,648,337 1,53b 2S?2 POTASSIC,CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................................ 1,218,818 114,890 ........... 1,103,144 S84 2673: PHOSPHATIC@ CHEM FERTILIZERS .......................................... 666,057 131,181 ........... 5324636,@ 2,071 2B76'INSECITICIDES,.OISINFECTANTS ......................................... 19,512 19,499 ........... .131 ...... 2579 FERT!"IZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 5,031,132 694,726 ........... 41saa:890 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .......................................... 916,172 656,821 ........... ZS9 a 75 PETROLEUM 9 COAL@PROOUCTS 2911,GASQLINE ............................................................. 41,213,970 31,641,611 213,347 9,124,667 194,345 2912 JET!FUEL ............................................................. 7,071,137 5,645,469 764 1,421#298 3,606 2913 KEROSENE ............................................................. 2,R23,111 1,698,787 1,248 317,430 S.638 2914 DISTILLATE,FUEL@OIL .................................................. 30,116,398 25,&ZI,217 76,5S4 4,637,241 181,386 2915 RESIOUAL:FUEL@OIL .................................................... I 42',BbS.b9i 34,734,085 69,549 1025,052 237,007 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES .......................................... 8,213,794 s'9sb'O?6 11004 2,Z54,981 I'les 2917 NAPHTHA,@PEIRDLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 4,UB7,037 2,709,725 53 1,564,961 12,278 29LO ASPHALT, tAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 5,345,151 1,775,716 185,749 3,@@74,446 12,240 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ................................................. 4,321,973 184 143,293 4,156*116 22,350 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ...................................................... 668,36b 205,95B 9 462,26T 132 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ........................................... 45,61b 45,bt6 ----------- ----------- ----------- Z991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ......................................... 1,342,Ob7 993,510 ........... 356,567 1,990 RUBBER & MISC4 PLASTICiPROOLICTS 501t RUBBER AND MISC,PLASTIC,PROD ........................................... 266,512 265041 726 4s ........... LEATHER:& LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ................. ....................... 41,2811 43,284 ----------- --- ------- STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS ANO@GLASS PRODUCTS ..................................... 57,295 so'566 ----------- 6:729 ----------- 1241 BUILDING CE14ENT ............................................. 4,187,174 644,197 846,9601 2,680 408 15,609 32SI STRUCJURAL, CLAY PRODUCTS ............................. p --------------- 90,904 72,7119 18,105 -------- 3271-LI14EP --------- ...................................................... 742,211 953 118,256 328L CUT STONEiAND,STDNE.PRODUCTS .............................. '111:113 3253::03 --------- 750 301@ MISC, NONME(FALLiC@ MINERAL PROD ........................ 53 las 01, 34 51,501 as PRIMARY METAL,PROOUC-75! 3341 PIC IRON .............................................................. 193,895 7........... 193,578 ........... 34 3312'SLAG ................................................................. 767,395 28,153, 248,0691 491,143 3313@[email protected] ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ......................... 7. ........ 7;; S314 IRO@%ND@STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ......................... 1,550,6980 19,786es ;;;j i,,529p5828 434S IRON, STEEL@aAAPES, EXC,3HEET ........................................ 2,292,777 71,360 ........... 2,221,357 60 1 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 99 TABLE 5--DOMCBT'IC TON-MILES COMMODITY By TYPE! Of TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR;1987--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) C04400ITY TOTAL COASTWISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL; PRIMARY 4ETAL@PRODUCT3 (CONTINUED) 3316, IRON ANO:STEEVPLATESo SHEETS ...................................... 722,054 46,M 1 6750234 la4 3311 IRON [email protected] TUBE ......................................... 603,290 77,132 2 S2S,463 693 3318 FERROALLOYS .......................................................... 1,376,115 20,126 ........... 1#355065S 134 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC .......................................... 505,383 67,907 182 437,a94 ----------- 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ................................................ 21,b?b 8,319 ........... 13,349 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED .............................................. Q9,618 11,894 ........... 37,720 3SZ3 LEAD AND-ZINC, UNWORKED .............................................. 147,421 3,575 ........... 104,243 3 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKID ........................................ 74,793 Is'970 ........... 58,819 4 FABRICATED 4ETAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT1 ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............................................ 847,668 762,544 1,549 62,984 511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 410,705 324,151 25 66,394 135 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EMPMENT &SUPPLIES' 3611 ELECTRICAL,MACH AND EQUIP ---------p.................................. 194,902 190,997 ........... 3,905 ----------- TRANSPORTATION EQJIPMENT@ 3711 ROTOR VENICLE6,.PARTS, EQUIP ----------------------------------------- 679,364 668,448 sa 10,850 ........... 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ................................................... 3,746 1,990 ........... 1,756 ----------- 3731 SHIPS AND 80ATS ....................................................... 16,195 14,530 ----------- 1,665 ----------- 3791 RISC TRANSPORTATION,EQUIPMENT ................................... 28,613 28,397 ........... 216 ........... INSTRUMENTS, PHOTUgRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ........................................ 50,967 so'g6s ........... 2----------- MISC. PRODUCTS OVMANUFACTURING 3911 RISCiMANUFACTUREO PRODUCTS .........0.........p ....................... 596,000 569,547 ........... 28,444 9 WASTE & SCRAP@MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL@SCRAP .............. p.................................. 2,S51,400 67,994 ........... 2,478,013 S,393 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ............................................... 25,352 14,503 ........... 10,849 ........... 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP .......................................... 8,065 8,065 ........... ........... ........... 4024 PAPER NASTE,AND SCRAP ................................................ 1,048 1,046 ........... 2........... 4029 WASTE.AND SCRAP, NEC ................................................. 801,983 50,659 1 b49,SO6 101,817 SPECIAL ITEMS 4111 WATER ---------------------------------------------------------------- 23,007 '3 218 4068,S 2':l 4,419,626 SS' ------ 41 22.1 2,450 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ..................................................... 1.1 100 w4&m44wve e4mmew 4 t1te *4ftd SWIM, 1997 TABLE@6--REGULATEO TOS-MILES, COMMODITY BY TY09'QF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR@YEARi1987 (IN T"DUSANDS) COMMODIgy TOTAL@ COAGTWISE. LAKEWISE; INTERNAL LOCAL TOTAL ................................................................ 29,082,233 8,632,853 17,462 20#417,96S 13,9S3 FARM'PRODUCffS 0101 COTTON, RAN ........................o ........ 9....................... 1,236 1,23b ........... ........... ........... 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ....................................................... 15,565, 156 ........... IS.407 ..... 0101CORN ................................................................. 317,187 36,479 ........... 280,708 ::::: 0104 OATS ................................................................. 9,946 2,399 ........... 71547 ... 010S.RICE ................................................ *................ 49,447 47,899 ........... 1,548 ........... 0106 SORGHUM GRAIN$ ....................................................... 46,032, 6,817 ........... 39,225 ........... 0107 WHEAT ................................................................ 190#133 41'sqj ........... 148,S37 5 0111 SOYBEANS .................................. o .......................... 208,030 766 ........... 207,262 .... 0112 FLAXSEED .............................. o .............................. 162 162 ........... ........... .... 0119 OILSEEDS,,NEC .......................o ........ I.................... o.. 20,920 1,416 ........... 19PS04 .... 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF ........................................................ 2,676 2,b76 ----------- -- o........ :::: 0122 MAY AND FODDER ....................................................... 1,611 1,611 ........... ........... ....... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ..................................................... 17,676 1,296 ........... 16,578 2 0131 FRESH FRUITS ......................................................... 31IS89 31,580 9 ........... ........... 0132 BANANAS AND'PLANTAINS ................................................ Bliss Bliss ........... ........... ........... 0133 COFFEE@ .............................................................. 54,853 54,853 ........... ........... ........... 0134 COCOA BEANS .......................................................... 6,247 6,247 ........... ........... ........... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES .......................................... 102,398 102.342 S& ........... ........... 0t51 LIMANimALS.-m ..... 6...............................I................ 10087 1,0B7 ........... ........... ........... 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ............................................ 4,862 4,862 ........... ........... ........... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS .......................................... 6,085 b,088 ........... ........... ........... FOREST:PRODUCTS 0861 FOREST@,PROOUCJS, NEC .....................................o ........... 3,140 3,140 ----------- --------- ----------- FRESH FISH@L OTHER MARINE PR90UCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ......................................... 62,176 62,176 ----------- ----------- ----------- 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT'PREPAREO ........................................... 5,736 S,736 ----------- ----------- ----------- D931 MARINE@SHELLs, U44ANUFACTURED ........................................ 1,517 1,517 ........... ........... ........... METALLMORES 1011 IRON ORE@AND CONCENTRATES ............................................ IF971,486 542 ........... 1,970,820 124 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES .......................................... 22,566 ........... ........... 22*Sbg .......... 1061 MANGANESE,ORES, CONCENTRATES ......................................... 239,574 ----------- 02 239,184 1091 NONFERROUS URESP CONCENT, NEC ....................... w................ 26,543 13 ........... 26,S30 - ........ COAL1 1121 COAL ANDAAGNITE ..................................................... 5,504,120 292,01S 4 5#212'tO&3 to CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE!PETROLEUM ............................. 0........................ 310,120 320 ........... 309,800 ........... NONMETALL@IC;f4lNERAL,S,.ED(CEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE ............................................................ 219,406 $68 ........... 218,536 ........... 1412 BUILDING STONEt UNAORKED ............................................. 1,41DI 1,401 ........... ........... ..... o..... 1442'SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ........................................... 1,110,7SI 5,722 320 1,104,6S9 ----------- 1451 CLAY ................................................................. 28,373 6,926 1,562 19,665 .... 1491 SALT ................................................................. 37,67b 17,232 347 20,097 ---- 1492 SULPHUR,.DRY ................................................... I ..... 13020 13,310 ........... ........... ........... 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ........................................... Bs'593 7,018 ........... 78,575 .... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ............................................ 94,019 10,975 6 83,036 .... ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCEIAND ACCE630RIES ............................................. 234 234 ----------- --------- ----------- FOOD & KINDRED; PRODUCTS 2011 HEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ......................................... 161,176 161,063 113 ........... ........... 2012 HEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC .............................................. o 51,813 S1,613 ----------- ----------- ----------- 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL-FATS AND OIL$ ......................................... 956 953 ----------- 3 ----------- 201S ANIMAL@SY-PRODUCT8,.NEC ---------------------------------------------- 3,344 3,544 ----- ----------- ----------- 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTSo NEC -------------------------------------------------- 21,340 21,L'75 bs ........... ........... 2M DRIED MILK AND CREAN ................................................. 34,116 34,t18 ----------- ----------- ----- T----- 2031 FISM AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ----------------------------------------- 281,497 2B1,497 ----------- ----------- ----------- 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ............................................. 82,224 62,169 55 ........... ........... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VES JUICE, NEC ---------------------------------------- 62,641 62,641 ----------- ----------- ----------- 2041 WHEAT FLOUR@AND SEMOLINA ............................................. 24,417 24,417 ----------- ----------- ----------- 2042 AhIAAL-FEEOS ......... v....................... ........................ 153,933 110,033 172 43,728 ........ 2049 GRAIN MILL-PRODUCTS, NEC ....................................... 57,008 49,823 ........... 7,18S ---- 2061 SUGAR ............... o................................................. 454,724 390,629 ----------- 74,095 ---- 2061 ALCOMOLIC;SEVERAGES .................................................. 257,571 257,571 ........... ........... ........... 2091 VEGETABLE,011.8p MARG# SHORT .......................................... 12,,872, 12,872 o.......... ........... ........... 2092 AN104AL10IL3 ANU,FATS, N9Cw ....... 1:009 009 ---------- 2094 ;ROCERIE5-w--o----6 ................ 1 429 1:414 209S ICE ..... 41 39 2 2099 MISCE&.LA;;;:;_;;;;. 186,032 187,879 153 TOBACCO,PRODUCTS 2tit TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ................................................. Splos 8,105 ........... ........... ........... BASIC TEXTILES 2211 BASIC,TEXTILE.PRODUCTS ----------------------------------- 36'sI5 12,699 ........... 23,816 ----------- 2212 TEXTILE.FISERS, NEC .........o.............................. 3a4 384 ........... ........... ........... WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 101 TABLE 6--RECULATED TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPflOF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1987--CDNTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) C04MODITY TOTAL COASTWISE LAKENISE I INTERNAL LOCAL APPAREL L OTHER FINISHED, TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCUOIN9@KNIT 2311 APPAREL .............................................................. 326,268 326,268 ........... ........... ........... LUMSER@L WOOD PRUD$.#EXC@ FURNITURE 2411 LOGO ................................................................. 8,422 150 ........... 8,272 ----------- 2412 RAFTED LOGS .................................................. 284 --------- -------- 204 ----------- 2413 FUEl.;0OOD, CHARCOAL, WASTES .................................. 2*172 ........ 2,080 ........... 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING ......................................... 1,821 1,821 ........... ........... ........... 2415 PULPWOOD, LOG ........................................................ 173 ........... ........... 173 .......... 2416 WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ......................................... 31,541 55 ........... 51,485 2421 LUMBER ............................................................... 725,91s 706,746 940 18,229 ---------- 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, MORKED WOOD ......................................... 72,796 51,273 205 21,317 2491 6000 MANUFACTURES, NEC ............................................... 10,612 10,750 b2 ........... ...... FURNITURE 6 FIXTURES Z511 FURNITURE.AND FIXTURES ............................................... 26,384 a6,384 ........... ........... ........... PULP, PAPER S ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ................................................................. 31t662 1,356 1,431 28,87S ........... 2621 STANDARD NENSPRINT@PAPER ............................................. 19,354 11,361 1,298 6,689 ........... 2631 PAPER ANO@PAPERBOARD ................................................. 3SIF505 145,465 5,13o 200,907 3 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................... 141,232 95,316 ........... 45,900 14 PRINTED-MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER ....................................................... 4,613 4,613 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS L ALLIED PRODUCTS 2010 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ..................................................... 246,030 9,?48 ----------- 236,250 32 2811 CRUDE:TAR, OIL# GAS PRODUCTS ......................................... 219,496 696 ........... 217,761 1,039 2812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNINGLMATS .......................................... 610 blo ........... ........... ........... 2613 ALCOHOLS .............................................. o.............. 703,154 70,303 --------- 631,913 938 2816 RADIOACTIVE,MATERIALS, WASTES ........................................ 552 552 ........... ........... ........... 2817 BENZENEzAND TOLUENE .................................................. 245,428 2,217 ----------- 240,408 2,803 2810 SULPHURIC ACID ....................................................... 122,43? 1,419 ----------- 120,276 737 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS,ANO PROD, NEC ................ :: ..................... 1,738,472 556,TbO 988 1,177,890 2,834 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS ............................ ...................... 80,411 80,413 ........... ........... ........... 2822 SYNTHETIC,RUBBER ..................................................... 20,lbi 20'jsq o ......... 2........... 2823 SYNTHETIC (MAN-MADE) FIBERS .......................................... 24b 246 ........... ........... ........... 2631 DRUGS ................................................................ 8,847 8,847 ........... ........... ........... 2841 SOAP ................................................................. 70,450 70,450 ........... ........... ........... 2851 PAINTS ............................................................... 7,941 7,941 ........... ........... ........... 2861 GUM AND 0000 CHEMICALS ............................................... 1,960 1,664 310 6....... 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ......................... o ............... 159,89S 122,120 ........... 37r77S ------ 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................................ 20,578 19,002 ----------- 1,576 ...... 2673 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS .......................................... L9,412 15,010 ........... 4,402 ....... 2676 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS ............................... o .......... 3,849 3,849 ........... ........... ....... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 157,383 40,401 ........... 146,982 ----------- Z691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ......................................... 61,282 18,416 ........... 42,831 35 PETROLEUM & COAL,PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ............................................................ 517,690 145,753 14 368,4S3 3,470 2912 JET;FUEL ............................................................. 106,557 19,643 ........... 86,914 ........... 2913 KEROSENE ............................................................. 129,331 369 ........... 128,962 ........ 2914 DISTILLATEIFUE4. OIL ................................................. 242,663 169,917 23 72's7o 291S RESIDUAL,FUEL,DIL ................................................... 1,120,353 38 ........... 1,119,929 3bb 2916 LUBRICATING,OILS AND GREASES ................................. ....... 232,850 .150,460 ........... 74,382 6 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 47,564 4,896 ----------- 42*52S 143 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 30,694 S14 as 30,086 69 2920 COKE, PETROLEUI COKE .............. o.................................. 715,431 91 ........... 7150340 ....... 2921 L49UEFIED,GASES .................... o ................................. 7,124 ?P118 6 ........... ....... 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ........... ............................... 216 218 ........... ........... ........... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ......................................... 4155,559 910,571 ........... 45,282 6 RUBBER L MISC. P6ASTIC.PROOUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND MIBCIPLASTIC.PROD ........................ ................ 78,706 77,980 726 ........... ........... LEATHER L LEA4HEQ PRODUCTS 3411 LEATHER ANDLLEATHER,PRODUCTS ..................... ................... 12,287 12,297 ........... ........... ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CUNCRETL PROD. 3211 GLASS AND,GLASS PRODUCTS ............................................. 25,70S 20,499 ........... S,206 ........... 3241 BUILOING-CEMENT ...................................................... 193,807 16,131 384 176,692 ........... 32SI STRUCTURAL;CLAY PRODUCTS ............................................. 52,958 52,958 ........... ........... ........... 3271 LIME ................................................................. 24,254 747 ----------- 23,507 ----- 3201 CUT STONEiAND STONE.PRDDUCTS ................ *........................ 16,676 16,676 ........... ........... ........... 3291 MISC@NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ........................................ 19,405 14,387 63 4,955 ........... PRIMARY .4ETAI.;PRODUCTS 3311 PIG-IRON ............................................................. 85,976 317 ........... 55,6sg ........... 3312 SLAG ........................................ v........................ 192,469 244 ----------- 192,245 ......... 3314 IRON@AND:STEEL@PRIMARY FORMS ......................................... 714,499 8,775 1,145 704,SS2 331S. IRON, STEEL:SHAPES, EXC,BHEET ........................................ 614,946 54,754 ........... S60,152 12 3316 IRON ANDLSTEEL@PLATES, 314EETS ........................................ 529,507 3,563 ----------- S25,846 96 3347 IRON AND 3TEEL.PIPE-AND TUBE ......................................... 200,219 27,452 a 171,16a 603 3146 FERROALLOYS .......................................................... 762,426 20,126 ........... 742,195 105 3319 IRON ANDL LSTEEL,PRODUCTS, NEC ............... ---------------------- 289,819 2,425 162 287,ZI4 ----------- 33ZI NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ............................................... 11,691 4,056 ........... 7,63S ---------- 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNwORKED .......... o......... ve ..........p............. 41#971 10,298 ........... 31,669 102 ?V4&dft-ve 1997 TABLE-6--REfULATED'YON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE: OF TRAFFIC,, CALENDAR, YEAR 1987--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL COASTWISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL PRIMARY METAL; PRODUCTS (CONTINUED) 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNWORKED ...................... p....................... 3,139 ........... 31t612 3 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOXSp UNOORKED ........................................ 45,726 @14,712 ----------- 31,010 4 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCEw MACmINERYvS,TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATEONETAL PRODUCTS ............................................ 13S,856 91,93a 1,441 42,477 ........... MACHINERY, EXCEPTIELECTRICAL, 35&1 MACHINERY, EXCEPT:ELECTRICAL ......................................... 103,447 87,038 25 16,384 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3621 ELECTRICALfMACH AND EQUIP ...................... ..................... 55,429 55,3SS ........... 71 ........... TRANSPORTATION FQUIPMENT@ 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ......................................... 78,595 76,418 ........... 2i477 ........... 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ................................................... 1,758 1,128 ........... 3731 SHIPS AMD@SOATG ...................................................... 3791 MISC:TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ........................................ 1,218 1,014 ----------- 20304 1,6?8 1,522 ........... 106 ........... INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC a OPTICAL GOODS, OATC493 & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT@GOODS ------ v ................................. 5,522 5's2o ........... 2........... MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC@14ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ................... I....................... S9,OS4 57,89a ........... 1,156 ........... WASTE A, SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL@SCRAP ................................................. 692,496 43,SS6 ........... 648,83Z 76 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ............................................... 5,376 6,740 ........... 1, ... 4022 TEXTILE NASFE, SCRAP, SWEEP .......................................... 4,288 4,288 ----------- -------- !!! :::::::: ... 4024 PAPER WASTE A140 SCRAP ................................................ 7f@S 76S ........... ........... ........... 4029 OIASTE,AND,3CRAP, NEC ................................................. li,680 98 13'sal ........... SPECIAL ITEMS 4111 WATER ................................................................ a'480 ........ 2,480 ........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ........................... ......................... 1,960,347 IP952,;;;l 8,142 ........... WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 103 TABLE17-EXEMPT, FOR MIRE@TON-MILES CDM40DITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR-YEAR 1907 (IN THOUSANDS) C0440DITY TOTAL COASTOISE LAKE013E INTERNAL LOCAL TOTAL ................................................................ 635,t84,158 379,545,441 38,785,951 215,942,670 -910,096 FARM PRODUCT$ 2:15: ........ 274 83 :12 COT; ON' 274 3 I ?SA:LEY A D 0103 CO N................................................................. 36,875,650 256 4:607 ----------- 36,616,624 2,419 I 0104 OAT L56:120 297 5RI b35 59 33, 3 4 010 ::::::::: S02,4 5 0106 SU::HUM GRAINS ....................................................... 1,305,554 ........... ........... 1,305,554 ........ 0107 rJH T..... ......................................... ................ b,754,198 176,559 446,766 6,130,521 IIIIS0ya EAN 18,67@:112 ...... 5,492 1@,612:337 ...... 2,383 ,19 OILSEED 24 551 0121 TOBACCO, 269 ........... ..... !tnl ...... 2H Y ANoFE 6:bS ........... 5,711 ........... f, 20,:4 001292 FAIELD CROPDD.NEC- -------------------------------------------------- 22, 3! 0 IT .......................... ...... 0131 FRESHFRU ................... .......... 291 Iss a9l,185 132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS 13 761 t3,76 I .133 COFFEE a 781 BF781 11 134 COCOA ;EA;;-::::::::: ................................................ 148 148 ........... ........... ......... 241 FRESH AN FR!!Em VEGETABLES .......................................... 486,8s4 479,284 ........... 1,170 ----- olsILIVEANMALw............ .......................................... 12,821 IZ,821 ........... ........... .. :: 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, ---------- 25,941 25,423 ----------- 518 ::..: ...... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUC ............ 31,2418 28,287 ----------- Z,9tl ....... FOREST PRODUCTS 0 0:411 CRUDEcRUBBERCTAND ALLIED.GUMS 1:952 1::11 6FOREST PR0OU 3, NEC ... .... 19 226 19 26 FRESH FISH 9 OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911'FRE3H FISH, EXCEPT 45 :!, ail 43:908 .......... 3 ::2116 .......... .912 SHELLFECEPT@PREPAREO;;, ..................... 14, 33 .....13_560 .......... 37 I:H'LLX,-UNMA ................... 89,243 ----------- 0931 MARINE HE 3NOFACTV 89 243 METALLIC ORES IOIS IRON ORE,AND aZ,571:973 ......... 26 .21,923,605 b4l:649 ........ 493 1021 COPPER OREAND CONCENTRAT 62 9QI :2,101 ........ 4 0a, 1051 ALUMINU RES, C NCENTRATES .......................................... g5,244 ......... 2 5 244 1061 MANGANESE ORES, 197:310 165 191:145 1091 NONFERROUS ORE S, CONCENT, NE 415 531 6,249 409 262 CUAL 1121 COAL@AND LIGNITE .....................I ............................... 76,905,964 5,559,071 9,073,071 62,22S,196 48,018 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE!PETRDLEUM ...................................................... 273,921,257 269,08B,481 81 4,163,101 51,594 NONMETALLMMINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411@LIMESTO,NE --------------------------------------------------------1 --- 6,448,621 3,777 5,483,433 961,611 ----------- 142SUILDIN ST ONE' 9R2 ;2 --- ;;7;;;; --; ..... I- ----------- 1442'SAND, GRAVEL, CRU 9 RO 3,799, 03 130,2 3 344,612 82,942 1451 CL:Y;H;T; ---- ..................................................... 130,676 6,339 ........... 123,bbO 877 1471-Pti 1,33@,I@@ 400b,059 ........... 24,250 ........... NA 4,119 ........... ........... 1479 TURA, FERTIL 4,119 ----------- 1491 SA6T .......... .................. 4,467,955 12IF360 159,27S 4,176,386 4,912 14921ULPNUR: DRY:;;::: ............... 2::224 20 .... ;;;7;7; ...... .:12: 1493@IU6PHUR 1. ,@z 655 1,76 43 1494 GC U:E AND PLASTERS ........................................... 496,025 24,14S 33$1937 L37,943 ...... 14 YN#34UJA!LLR Z56,466 1,866 99 N4C MINERALS, NEC ............................................ 269,013 10,681 ........... ORDNANCE,& ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE,ANO ACCES30RIES ............................................. 1,177 1,177 ........... ........... ........... FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 201 EAT, T:45 4 201 :"EAT 984,91 849 aAND PR UCTS, N r 2,14 TALLO k, MA ......................................... 96,365 18,634 ----------- 77,731 ----------- S::1806@UFAT3 AND OILS 2015 ANIMAL@ P 0 CT8, 4:272 PROD U,TSHE 0 113 2021 DAIRY 90 113 ...... 2022 DRIED 14ILK ANDC .13,381 ........... ........... ........... o ...................... 1-%0381 2031 FISH AND SHEL6F 234:522 134:367 2 3H;, NEC ........... 0 4VEGETABLES AND PRE 341 068 36 051 5,017 2039 PREP FRUIT AND YES JUICE, ...... 832,058 B32,058 ----------- ----------- ----------- 2041 PIMEATtFLOUR AND SEMOLINA ............. 37,278 37,116 ----------- 162 ........... 2042 ANIMAL,FEEDS; 9:170:5111 2S9:002 8:9:6:726 3,983 2049,RAIN.!!tt P 4 215 64 73 1,7 4 1 2 524 ........... R 2061 SU%; ...... ................ 4,4,1;:2540 4,2:1:052 ST:196 -------- 2062 Mo A ................ a82 3 3 000 .194 641 2061 ....................................... 471,737 471,732 ........... 5 ----------- 2091 VESETABLEzUILS, MARG,.S"DRT .......................................... 855,514 142,446 ........... 712't290 1 776 2092 ANIMAL' OILS AND FATS, NEC ............................................ 18,517 92 ........... 181425 ........... 2094 GR OC ERIES--m .....4.............................o ...................... BIS,818 515,411 ........... 4D7 ........... 2095 ICE .................................................................. 1,976 160 ........... Zo 99 M13CELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .......................................... 1,764,361 107361504@ ...... 11008 2411,:4191@ .......... TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCD MANUFACTURES ......................................0 ......... 29,504 29,504 ..... ........... ........... 104 wavdawe &maamw 4 elte Saed SWa, 19Y7 TABLE17--EX.EMPli,FOR HIRCITON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALCMDAR@TEAR-1957--COMTINUED@ (IN THOUSANDS), COMMODITY TOTAL, CQAlTWIsE I LAKEWISE@ INTERNAL I 60CW BASIC T99TILES 22%1 BASICtTEXTILEiPRODUCTS ............................................... 6S,629 bl,244 ........... 4,38S ........... 2212'TEATILEiFISERSo NECP ................................................. ISP370 12,651 ........... 24689 ........... APPAREL 6 OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE- 'PRODUCTS, INCUOIN&,KNIT! 2311 APPAREL .............................................................. 110,958 110,9se ........... ........... ........... LUMBER,& WOOD,PRODS.e9KC6 FURNITURE, 2411 L063 ................................................................. 98,691 21,837 ----------- 9S,854 ........... 2412'RAFTEO'LOO3 .......................................................... 520,362 1,296 ........... 485,137 33,929 2413 FUEL@YJOOO, CHARCOALv WASTES .......................................... 44,476 32,500 ........... 11,976 .......... 2414 TIMBER, POSTS# POLED, PILING ......................................... 40,794 39,675 46 1,070 241S,PULPWOOD', LOG ........................................................ 36,696 526 ........... 3b,172 ----- 2416 WOOO@CMIP3, 3TAVE3p MOLDINGS ......................................... 433,138 ........... ........... 430,762 2,376 2421 LUMBER .............................................................. 920,42o, 908,652 ........... 11,568 ...... 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED 9000 ......................................... 194,456 141,990 ........... 52,468 ---- 2491 WOOO,"ANUFACTURES, NEC ............................................... 189,338 189,26s ........... 73 .... FURNITURE@& FIXTURES ZSIl FURNITUREsAND FIXTURES ............................................... 376,S44 37b,S22 ........... 22 ----------- PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP .................................................................. 94,445 64,594 ........... 29,854 ........ 2621 STANOARD-NEWSPRINT,PAPER ............................................. 60,852 8,900 ........... 51,944 --- 2631 PAPER:AND,PAPERBOARD ................................................ 213,704 130,S54 ........... 6248so --- 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................... 544,144 sob"398 ........... 37,746 ........... PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER ........................................................ 33,lb9 33,169 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS N ALLIED PRODUCTS 2510 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ........................................... 10 ......... 2,766,726 2,020t103 2,872 741,671 2,080 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS .......................................... 792,431 IIS,96S 41816 670,639 1,011 2812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING,MAJ5 .......................................... 126 126 ........... ............ ...... 2613,ALCONOLS ........................... v................................. 2,933,846 1#324FS90 ........... 1#604,722 2616 RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, WASTES ........................................ 2,041 t,041 ----------- ----------- ----- 2017 StNZENE@ANO TOLUENE ........ 6........................................ 1,670,641 747,775 ........... 907,514 15,552 2ilB 3ULPHURIC ACID ............................... ....................... 55,125 20,739 ........... 33,724 665 2819 BASIC.CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC .............................. I......... 15,794,208 6,234,78S 9,926 9,535,369 14,128 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS .................................................... 114,18s 106,474 ........... 71711 ..... 2522 SYNTHETIC@RUBBEH ..................................................... 5,07L 216 ........... 7,855 ... 2523 SYNTMETIC,(MAN-AADE0 FIBERS .......................................... 5,956 5,956 ........... ........... ... 2631 DRUGS ............................... o................................ SS,838 55,836 ........... ........... ........... 2841 SOAP ............................................................ o .... 189,718 160,580 ........... 6,L38 ... o....... 2651 PAINTS ........................... o ................................... 54's2b 54,519 ........... 7----------- 2661 GUM AND@MOOO CHEMICALS ----------------------------------------------- 199,743 350,319 ........... 49P325 99 2071 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS .............o ........................... 4,293,165 10013,659 3,ZZS 3,274,51b 1,465 2872 POTASSICICHEM FERTILIZERS ............................................ 1,19b,312 95,685 ........... 1,099,840 584 ZS73,PHOSPMATICICHEM FERTILIZERS- ............. 561,825 49,353 ........... S10,401 2.ols 2876 INSECTIC13ES, DISINFECTANTS ................ 15,663 15,650 ........... 2079 FERTILIZER'AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 4,165,129 236,522 ........... 3,919,01973 ------- 7-,;;; 2591 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ................. o........................ 247,909 111,647 ........... 136,222 40 PETROLEUM L COALiPRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ............................................................. 28,465,441 21,731,868 79,155 6,496,195 158,223 2912 JEtFUEL ......................... o .................... o........ 4,947,414 30925,025 764 IP019,290 2.335 2913 KEROSENE ............................................................. 906,765 744,658 11248 155,658 5.201 2914 DISTILLATE,FUE6;OIL .................................................. 19,582,007 15,995,006 30,669 3,003,420 152,892 2915@RESIDUAL@FUEL OIL ................................... ---------------- 24,420,050 L8,071,028 69,272 slisy,554 222,196 2916 LUBRICATING OILS A30 GREASES ........................ ................ 3,bO2,121 2,104,194 I'OD4 1,05,334 1,589 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS ........................ o................ 9,159,599 Ift96,051 53 951,841 916S4 2918 &SPMALT4 TAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 4,665,bll 1,490,589 185,724 24976,169 10,835 2920 COKE4 PETROLEUM COKE ................................................. 3,575,526 93 114,734 3,436,319 22@380 2921 LIQUEFIEO,GASES----; ........................... o...................... 110056a 6,041 3 102,518 ........... 2951 AGPMAI.T.504DING MATERIALS ........................................... 45,396 45,398 ........... ........... ........... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL@PROD, NEC ............................... o--------- 800,409 487,948 ........... 310,471 1,984 RUBBERT& AISC.. PLASTIC,PROOUCTS 3011 RUBBER:hND@MISC!PLASTJC,PRDD ......................................... 187,806 187,761 ........... 45 ........... LEATHER & LEATMkRiPRODUCTG 3111 LEATHER AND LEATMER@PRDOUCTS ............. ....................... 28,997 28,997 ........... ........... ........... STOAE, CLAY, GLASBA CQNCRETE@PROD. 3211,CLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTSo ............................................ 31,590 30,067 ........... 1,523 ........... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ...................................................... 2,605,112 73,942 447,897 2,070,21b 13,057 3251 STRJCIURAL,CLAY PRODUCTS ............................................. 37,946 19,841 ........... 16,105 -w --- :::: 3271 LIME ........................................ 0........................ 623,882 3,20b ----------- 620,676 ----- 3261 CUT@STONE@AWD STONE,PRODUCTS ......................................... 9,577 9,127 ........... 750 ----------- 3291 41SC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ........................................ 315,110 287,147 ........... 27,963 ........... PRIMARY 14ETALIPRODUCT3, 3311 PIG IRON ................................................... 07:919 '69 787 -7; ---- 101,919 3312 $LAS ....................................................... 4 ;7'.;;;@ , 756 297,69231 ........ 3313 COKE, PET,ASPOALT6, SOLVENTS ......................................... go as ........... 835009 10,990 ........... 824 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FDR143 ......................................... :557 3515 IRON, STEEL $NAPE$, EXC SHEET ---------------------------------------- 1,671,683 16,576 ----------- 1.66 061 46 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 105 TABLE;?--EXEMPT, FOR HIMTON-MILIS COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAW1987--CONTINUED (IN TNOUSANDS) C044DOITY TO-TIL COASTW13E, 6AKENISE: I INTERNAL I LOCAL PRIMA7Y,METAL,:RODUCTS, C NTINU ) 3316 IRON AND STEEL,PLATES, SHEETS ........................................ 192,541 43,132 1 149038 28 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPEzAND TUBE ....... ................................. 386,739 49,bBO ........... 337s0l 45 3318 FERROALLOYS ....................... I................................ m- 613,689 ........... ........... 613,66 29 3319 IROh AND STEEi.-PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................... 215,564 65,484 ........... 15008 .......... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ............................................... 9,985 4,263 ----------- 5,71 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNOORKED ................................ .............. 7,647 1,596 ........... 6105 ........ 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNNORKED ............................. ................ 73,067 436 ........... 72,631 ........ 3324 ALU14INU14 AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ....................... ................ 29,067 1,258 ........... 27,609 .... o ...... FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ..................... 6 ...................... 703,452 664,024 too 380923 397 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 297,925 232,70@ ........... 65FI19 102 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT 6SUPPL4LS 3621 ELECTRICAL-MACH AND EQUIP ............................................ 139,452 135,63 ........... 3,813 ........... TRANSPORTATION EQJIP14ENT 3711 140TOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ......................................... 600,442 592,028 so 8,356 ........... 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ................................................... 11990 262 ........... 1,728 ....... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS .................. o ................................... 14,9S9 13,516 ........... 1,443 ------- 3791 MISC.TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ........................................ 26,942 26,875 ----------- 67 ........... INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC L OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES 9 CLOCKS 3011 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ........................................ 45,445 45,445 ............ ........... ........... MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 391L MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ........................................... sle'llb 507,561 ........... 11,146 9 WASTE:& SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEELISCRAP ................................................. I,SS4,619 22',871 ........... 1,827,567 4,181 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ............................................... 16,976 7,163 ........... 9,213 ........... ; 4022 TEXTILE,AASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP ......................... ................ 3,777 3,177 ........... ........... ........... 4024 PAPER AASTE@AND SCRAP ..................................... o ...0 ..... 283 2SI ........... 2........ *;; 4029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC -------------I ................................... 593F456 3b,800 ........... S44,194 UFO SPLCIAL ITEMS 4141 WATER ................................................................ 5,001 548 ........ 193 2,439,181 2,396,979 4:260 4112 COMMOPITIES, NEC ..................................................... 39 425 2,442 106 Wau*4"" e""x ..4 ae Zaad Seaz", 1 -9 87 TABLEt8-.PRIVAtEiCARRIA991TON-KII.ES COMMODITY BY TVPE:OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAW 195? (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODIfYL TOTAL COASTP113E. LAKENIml INTERNAL@ LOCAL. TOTAL, ................................................................ 231,149,11o 198,640,090 ll.e73,320 20,97SPSIO Z59,890 FARM PRODUCfs, 0102 BARLE1 AND@RYER .............................. 0 ............... 0....... 12,,488 ........... ........... la.306 ....... 0103,CORN@ ................................................................ 1,199,023 ........... ........... 1,199,023 ....... 0104 OATS .............................................................. o.. 963 ........... ........... 963 ........ 0105,RICEO ................................................................ 6,558 ........... ........... 8,558 --w --- :: DjQ& SORGHUM ;RAINS ....................................................... IST's4a -o ........ ........... 157,548 ... 0107 WHEAT ................ o.............................................. 445,254 .......... : 110,545 314,709 --- ......................................... 0................... 818,192 ........... ........... 818,130 62 FRESH'FISH 16 OTHER,MARINE PRODUCTS 091LI@FRESH FISH# EXCEPT SHELLFISH ........................ ................ 210S7 4........... 21,940 13 09,2 SHELL; EPT;PREPARED .......................... o................ 9,005 129 ........... aF825 48 9 1 MARIN !S14T 450,702 ........... ........... 430,702 ----------- 0 3 LS,'UNMANUFACTURED ........................................ METALLIC@ORES 1011 IRON ORE@AND CONCENTRATES .................................. o......... 6,659,803 ........... 8,859,346 ........... AST LOSS ALUMINUM OREB, CONCENTRATES .......................................... 10,159 ........... ........... 10,159 ........... COAL' 1121 COAL;ANO LIGNITE ..................................................... 565,340 163,810 216,631 177000 6,999 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 [email protected] ...................................................... 149,045,125 148,400,156 ........... 636#809 8,160 NONMETALL4C,MINERALS, EXCEPTIFUELS 1411 LIMESTONE ........................................................... 1,924,944 ........... 1.202,las 722,53Z 267 t442,SAND, GRAVEL,, CRUSHED@ROCK ......................................... - 2,ZZ4,311 4,328 478 2,170,i3s 49,367 1451 CLAY .................. o...........o.................................. 13#897 3........... 13,061 5S3 1471 PHOSPHATEiROCK ....................................................... 45FOOl 48,ODI ........... ........... ........... 1491 SALT ................................................................. 238,920 S,734 154,560 la,626 ..... o... ;; 1491SULPHUR, LIQUID ...................................................... 907,872 6$8,697 ........... 48,263 7 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND@PLASTER6 ......................................... oo 99,072 64 ----------- 99,008 o....... 1499-MONMETALLIC,MINERAL.3, NEC ............................................ 4,189 ......... ........... 4,774 Is FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ...... .................................. 42 42 ........... ........... ........... 2031 FISH-AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ------------------------ ................ 44,3s.5 44,353 ........... ........... ........... 2039 PREP [email protected] VEG JUICE, NEC ........................................ 66 66 ........... ........... ........... 2042'ANIMAL,FEEDS ......................................................... 241,375 ........... ........... 241,373 ----------- 2049 GRAIN MILL:PRODUCTS, NEC ............................................. 485,530 ........... ........... 48S,S30 ........... 2062 MOLASSES ......................... o.......................... I.... o... 34,602 ........... .. o........ 34,802 ...... 2091 VEGETABLE,OILS, MARG, SHORT .......................................... 116,610 ........... ........... Ilb,610 ------ 2092 ANIMAL,OILS ANDIFATS, NEC ........................................... 242 ........... ........... ........... 242 2094 GROCERIES ............................................................ 63 63 ........... ........... ........... E095 ICE .................................................................. 72 ........... ........... 72 ........... 2099 M13CELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCaS .......................................... 5,509 25 --o ........ 5,407 77 LUMBER 9 WOOD PRODO.PEXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ................................................................. 48,177 ........... ........... 47,942 235 2412 RAFTED.LO43 ................................................ I......... 10,338 49 ........... 10,116 173 2413-FUEL,4000, CHARCOAL, WASTES .......................................... 3,209 ........... ........... 3,209 ----------- 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING ......................................... 266 ........... ........... 2bS 3 2415,PULPOIDOD,.LOG ........................................................ 267,007 -o ......... ........... 265,816 I'Ia9 2416'WOOD CHIPS,.STAVESvMOLOINGS ......................................... 64,85Z ........... ........... 64,852 --------- 2421 LUMBER ............................................................... 156 ........... ........... 156 ------ :::.. 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED WOOD ......................................... 3 ........... ........... S ...... 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC .............................. o................ 412 2........... 409 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2bil PULP ---------------------- o.......................................... I,ZI2 1,212 ........... ........... ........... 2691@PULP kND,PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................... 6,463 8,463 ----------- ----------- ----------- CMEMICA63 & ALI.190@PRODUCT6 ZSI0 SODIUM,HYDROXIDE ..................................................... I's9s,406 b,QIT ... 0 ....... 1,Say,900 1,089 2511 CRUDE@ TAR,, OIL,, GAS PRODUCTS .......................................... 78,643 1,697 ........... ?6@,946 ........... 2813 ALCO14OLS ....................................................... o ..... 733,742 a60,412 ........... 471,173 2,157 2816 RAOIOACTIVEtMATERIALS, NASTE3o ....................................... 773 ........... ........... 773 --------- ;; 2617 BENZENE.AND TOLUENE ...... a........................................... 733,254 187,118 24,789 320,141 1,2 2610 SULPHURIC.ACID---o ------------------------------------------- o........ 236,618 13,S37 ----------- 218,039 5,042 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ........................................ 5,077,737 2,67S,473 ----------- 2,39S,546 6,416 2821 PLASTIC,04ATfRIALS ........ o........................................... 91 ........... ........... 91 ........... 2811 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ...................... o .................. 53s,aI7 ..... o..... ........... 335,746 71 2672'POTAS31C,CHEM FERTILIZERS ................... ........................ 1,925 ........... ........... 1,926 ......... 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS .......................................... 84'aso 66,516 ........... 18,032 ......... 2079 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 678,620 415,603 ----------- 262"611 6 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .......................................... 60b,951 $26,758 ......... go,223 ........... PETROLEUM & CUALIPRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ------------------------------------------------------------- 12,230,839 9,803,990 134,178 2,200,019 32,652 2912 JET;FUEl ............................................................. 2,017,166 1,700,801 ------- -.., 2913 KEROSENE ............................................................. 315,094 1,2?1 1,187,015 I,IS3,760 .......... .. 32,818 437 2914 DISTILLATE;FUEL-DIL --------------------------------------------------- 10,291,728 9,056,;.194 5.842@ 1.161:443 0:149 291S@RESIDJAL,FUEL OIL .................. o --------------------------------- 17,625,29Q tb,663,019 a 77 947 569 19 425 291b LUBRICAT14G OILS AND GREASES ........................ ................ 4,1781sa3 3tb93,372 ........... 485,265 186 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 1,879,d74 1,5n8,778 ........... 368pblS 2,481 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND,PITCHES ................o ........................... 651,640 a@-:1,313 ........... 366,191 1,336 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES. 107 TABLEtS--PRIVATE'CARRIAGg@TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR'1987--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL CDASTNISE I LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL PETROLEUM & COAL@PRODUCTII (CONTINUED) 2920 COKE@, PETROLEUM COKE ................................................. 31,016 ........... 28,559 2,457 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ...................................................... 550,680 190,799 ----------- 359,749 M 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ......................................... SS,799 84,991 ........... 808 ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASSA CONCRETE PROD, 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ...................................................... 1,388,25S 553,524 395,679 433,500 2,552 3271 LIME ................................................................. 94,075 ........... ........... 94,07S ......... 3291 MISC.NONNETALLIC MINERAL!PRUD ........................................ 18,668 ........... ........... 15,563 PRIMARY IETAL-PRODUCTS 3312,SLAG ................................................................. 85,119 6,603 77,311 1,20S ------- 3314 IRON AND STEEL PR14ARY FORMS ......................................... 479 ........... ........... 479 ....... 3315 IRON, STEEL. SHAPES,.EXC SHEET ................................... .... 146 ........... ........... 144 2 3317 IRON AND@STEEL PIPEiANO TUBE ......................................... 16,332 ........... ........... lbo287 45 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, E99EPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. 9QUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............................................ 8,580 6,882 ----------- 1,584 114 MACHINERY, EXCEPT!ELECTRICAL- 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 9,329 4,40S ----------- 4,891 33 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAVMACH AND EQUIP ............................................ 21 ........... ........... 21 ----------- TRANSPORTATION EQJIPMENT, 3711 MOTOR@VEMICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ......................................... 27 2........... 2S ----------- 3731 SHIPS AND 5DATS ...................................................... 18 ........... ........... 18 ........... 3791 MI.SC.TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ........................................ 43 ........... ........... 43 ........... 4ISC4 PRODZTS OF.MANUFACTURING i 3911 HISC,14ANUFACTURED,PRODUCTS ........................................... 20,230 4,0881 ........... 16,142 ----------- i IVASTE,g SCRAP MATERIALS i 4011 IRON AND 3TEEL,SCRAP ................................................. 1 4'a 115 1,537 ....... l,bl4 1,134 4029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC ................................................. 194,6117 13,753 ....... 91,131 89 63 SPECIAL ITtM5 4111 "ATER ................................................................ i 15,52:1 9 15,459? 25 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ...................................................... 20,09 .9,716, 3 4 6 *U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1989-667-028 DATEDUE GAYLORDINO. 2333 PRINTED IN US.A. .1069742