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WATERBORNE, COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES Calendar Year 1988 PART 5 NATIONAL SUMMARIES CZIC FILE C0PY DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY HE CORPS OF ENGINEERS 563 .U55 WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT CENTER W37 WRSC-WCUS-88-5 1988 Unclassified SEC JRITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE Form Approved REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE OMB No. 0704-0188 Ia. REPORT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION Ib. RESTRICTIVE MARKINGS 2a. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY 3. DISTRIBUTION /AVAILABILITY OF REPORT 2b. DECLASSIFICATION /DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE - Approved for public release; distribution 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 ZIP Code) 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 1988, 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. U . S . DEPAR TMENT OF COMMERCE NOAA CSC COASTAL SERVICES CENTER czo -prop er t)r 0 f 2234 SOUTH HOBSON AVENUE Q. k4j, CHARLESTON . SC 29405-24 13 20. DISTRIBUTION /AVAILABILITY OF ABSTRACT 21. ABSTRACT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION )MUNCLASSIFIED/UNLIMITED 0 SAME AS RPT. 0 OTIC USERS 22a. NAME OF RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL 22b. TELEPHONE (include Area Code) 22c. OFFICE SYMBOL David L. Penick (504)862-1404 CEWRC-NDC-C @10 . I W DD Form 1473, JUN 86 Previous editions are obsolete. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE "T- WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF, THE UNITED STATES CALENDAR YEAR 1988 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 $2.00 PART 4 Geographical Areas Covered by ARCTIC OCIAN. Waterborne Commerce Statistics Publications of the DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS 1149avy broken lines indicate the limits embraced by ALASKA each Pad of the hire.-ps" series) A N A D rj CANADA r_\ PART 3 tv CA Ito NTA14 DAN\j MINN 0 40 jkl. .0- PACIFIC 0CZAJV 'bA,,o Vol," OAK S\ w^2 .1XV win M IS I C 14 Va., PART/4 - 7 1L.- ri IGWA 9 ILI MR L @_!898ASKA 0 IND 9% L 0 PART 2 SAMOA$ 0 46 IS 18 10 U It I It I M ol 4 M C M C ,V j- 7- DNA (M US, I I OKLA ARK C a. INLAND WATERWAYS LEGEND 9 a ALA PONICIPAL IMPROVED WARWAVS T SK A S I\, .2 ......... Mn OKN *Altft 0 F Af Z 0. C PART 4 0 0lot, - - WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES PACIFIC OCNAN M I - Atlantic Coast Part 2 - Gulf Const. MissiWppi River System and Antilles Part 3 - Great Lakes A rIA A @A A W '0 Part 4 - Pacific Coast Alaska and Hawwaii Part 5 - Waterborne Commerce of ft United States lumm 0 (National Summary) 4,V, I C. PART 5 CONTENTS V TABLE PAGE 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 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vill Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce . . . . . . . . . . Ix SECTION 1. NATIONAL SUMMARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Net Total Waterborne Commerce of the United St.1e;, 1947 - 198*8* . . . . . . . 5 IA Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1947 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 .IB Domestic Commerce of the United States, 1947 1988 6 2 S6mmary of Foreign and Domestic Waterborne Commerce, by Typ; of*T;af*fic and Commodity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Charts: Total Wat 'erborne Commerce of the United States, 1978 - 1988 . . . ... 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 at" 5 Commerce on Selected Waterways of the Un ited St 's . . . . . . 24 6 Ton-mileage of Freight Carried on the Inland Waterways of the United Stater, by System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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, 1979 - 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 8 Comparative.Statement of Trafift n*th'.*Mir,,isipp*i*River'System,,1977-.1988 29 9 Comparative Statement of Traffic on the Mississippi River from Minneapolis, Minn., to the Mouth of Passes, 1977 - 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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 I. 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 Movement's of Petroleum and Petroleum Products . . . . . . . . 47 5 Domestic Inland Movements of Iron and Steel . . . . . . 66 Domestic Inland Movemen ts of Chemicals and Related P o 6 r ducts . . . . . 74 SECTION 3. WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 1 Total Commerce: Ton-miles and Tons by Type of Traffic and Average Haul, 1978 - 1988 . . . . . . . . 89 2 Domestic Ton-miles: Type of Traffic by Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Charts: Ton-miles and Average Haul by Type of Traffic, 1978 - 1988 . . . . . 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 SECTION 4. WATERBORNE TONNAGE BY STATE CY-1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 INTRODUCTION V11 This publication is one of a series contlaining statistics on the waterborne commerce of the United States during the calendar year 1988. 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 Coast 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 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 of the domestic statistics were collected by the several offices of the Corps of Engimiers, Department of the Army, in compliance with various acts of Congress. The principal provision governing the collection of these data is included in the River and Harbor 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 togs, 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 Corp's of Engineers by all vessel operators of record on prescribed forms approved by the office of Management and Budget under the Federal Reports Act of 1942 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, excluding the Panama Canal. 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 completed even though the shipment may have originated in the preceding year, except that, beginning with calendar year 1961 statistics, a cutoff date of 28 February was established for the processing of reports from vessel operators covering the prior year's completed moyments. Hence, reports of movements completed in 1988 5but not reported to the Corps of Engineers until after 28 February 1989 will be included in the next year's, 1989, statistics rather than in this publication, while reports of mov@ments completed in 19877but reported to the Corps after 28 February 1988,Yare 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 Ialands, 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. Intraasit 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 and 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 a 'ffect 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 1988 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 1988 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. Vill vwea eamo.,etw ae *meted 54aa, I t7 9 ff For Parts I through 4, and Section I of Part 5, ton-4aileage data are computed by the Corps of Engineers 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 amovement of commodities from Boston, Massachusetts, to New Orleans, Louisiana, ton-miles are computed for the haul on the Cape Cod Canal - if th is 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 . TERMS FOR KIND OF TRAFFIC Imports and exports. These terms apply to traffic between the United States and Foreign 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. I Coastwise receipts and shipments. These terms apply to domestic traffic receiving 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. Intraterritory 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 internal and local types of traffic as defined above. Collectively, the selected commodities included account for 75.7 peicent of the total domestic inland 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 198 . 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 ratherthan 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 Office 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 1 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 ports Pf 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 Rydrographic 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 modified 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 III, 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-miles for all types of traffic shown in Table I 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 WATERBORNE COMMERCE NOTE: The commodity descriptions used in the statistical tables in this publication are abbreviated to conserve printing space of the following commodities: Code Code NO. Item Name NO. Item Name Group 01-Farm Products Group 20-Food and Kindred Products, 0101 Cotton, raw 2034 Vegetable and preparations, canned and otherwise 0102 Barley and rye prepared :nd preserved 0103 Corn Fr ui ts, and fruit and vegetable juices, canned and 0104 Oats otherwise prepared or preserved 0105 Rice 2041 Wheat flour and semolina 0106 Sorghum Grains 2042 Animal feeds 0107 Wheat 2049 Grain mill products, not elsewhere classified 0111 Soybeans 2061 Sugar 0112 Flaxseed 2062 Molasses 0119 Oilseeds, not elsewhere classified 2081 Alcoholic beverages 0121 Tobacco, leaf 2091 Vegetable oils, all grades; margarine and 0122 Hay and Fodder shortening 0129 Field crops, 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 roasted (including instant) 2095 Ice 0134 Cocba beans 2099 Miscellaneous food products 0141 Fresh and frozen vegetables 0151 Live animals (livestock) except zoo animals, Group 21-Tobacco Products cats, dogs, etc. 0161 Animals and animal products, not elsewhere 2111 Tobacco manufactures classified 0191 Miscellaneous 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 Textile 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 Lo '98 Group 10-Metallic Gres 2412 Rafted logs 2413 Fuel wood, charcoal, and wastes 1011 Iron ore and concentrates 2414 Timber, posts, poles, piling, and other wood in the 1021 Copper ore and concentrates rough 1051 Bauxite and other aluminum ores and 2415 Pulpwood, log concentrates 2416 Wood chips, staves, moldings, and excelsior 1061 Manganese ores and concentrates 2421 Lumber 1091 Nonferrous metal ores and concentrates, not 2431 Veneer, plywood, and other worked wood elsewhere classified 2491 Wood manufactures, not elsewhere classified Group 11-Coal Group 25-Furniture and Fixtures 1121 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 141-Nonmetallic dinerals, 2631 Paper and paperboard Except Fuels 2691 Pulp, paper and paperboard.products, not elsewhere classified 1411 Limestone flux and calcareous stone 1412 Building 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 2811 Crude products from coal tar, petroleum, and 1493 Sulphur, liquid natural gas, except benzene and toluene 1494 Gypsum, crude and plasters 2812 Dyes, organic pigment, dyeing and tanning materials 1499 Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels, not 2813 Alcohols elsewhere classified 2816 Radioactive and associated materials, including wastes Group 19-Ordnance 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 20-Food and Kindred Products 2821 Plastic materials, regenerated cellulose and synthetic resins, including film, sheeting, and 2011 Meat, fresh, chilled, or frozen laminates 2012 Meat and meat products prepared or preserved, 2822 Synthetic rubber including canned meat products 2823 Synthetic (man-made) fiber 2014 Tallow, animal fats and oils 2831 Drugs (biological products, medicinal chemicals, 2015 Animal by-products, not elsewhere classified botanical products and pharmaceutical preparations) 2021 Dairy products, except dried milk and cream 2841 Soap, detergents, and cleaning preparations; 2022 Dried milk and cream perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet preparations 2031 Fish and fish products, including shellfish, 2851 Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels, and allied prepared or preserved products 2861 Cum and wood chemicals 2871 Nitrogenous chemical fertilizers, except mixtures 2872 Potassic chemical fertilizers, except mixtures 2 '�73 Pboiphatic chemical fertilizers, exZipt-iiiitures Code Code No. Item Name No. Item Name Group 28-Chemicals and Allied Products Group 34-Fabricated Metal Products, Except Ordnance, Machinery and 2a76 Insecticides, fungicides, pesticides, and Transportation Equipment disinfectants 2879 Fertilizers and fertilizer materials, not 3411 Fabricated metal products, except ordnance, elsewhere classified machinery, and transportationequipment 2891 Miscellaneous chemical products Group 35-Machinery, Except Electrical Group 29-Petroleum. and Coal Products 3511 Machinery, except electrical 2911 Gasoline, including natural gasoline 2912 Jet fuel Group 36-Electrical Machinery, Equipment 2913 Kerosene and Supplies 2914 Distillate fuel oil 2915 Residual fuel oil 3611 Electrical machinery equipment and supplies 2916 Lubricating oils and greases 2917 Naphtha", mineral spirits, solvents, not Group 37-Transportation Equipment elsewhere classified 2918 Asphalt, tar, and pitches 3711 Motor vehicles, parts and equipment 2920 Coke, including petroleum coke 3721 Aircraft and parts 2921 Liquefied petroleum gases, coal gases, 3731 Ships and boats natural gas, and natural gas liquids 3791 Miscellaneous transportation equipment 2951 Asphalt building materials 2991 Petroleum and coal products, not elsewhere Group 38-Instruments, Photographic and classified Optical Goods, Watches and Clocks Group 30-Rubber and Miscellaneous 3811 Instruments, photographic and optical goods, Plastic Products watchesand clocks 3011 Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products Group 39-Miscellaneous Products of Manufacturing Group 31-Leather and Leather Products 3911 Miscellaneous products of manufacturing 3111 Leather,and leather products Group 40-Waste and Scrap Materials -Group 32-Stone, Clay, Glass and Concrete Products 4011 Iron and steel scrap 4012 Nonferrous metal scrap 3211 Glass and glass products 4022 Textile waste, scrap, and sweepings 3241 Building cement 4024 Paper waste and scrap 3251 Structural clay products, including 4029 Waste and scrap, not elsewhere classified refractories 3271 Lime Group 41-Special Items 3281 Cut stone and stone products 3291 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products 4111 Water. 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 3312 Slag materials 3313 Coke (coal and petroleum), petroleum pitches Empty containers and asphalts, and naphtha and solvents 9999* 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 vessels (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 steel plates and sheets component items (abbreviated SCO for which commodity 3317 Iron and steel pipe and tube detail is not furnished to the Corps of Engineers. 3318 Ferroalloys 3319 Primary iron and steel products, not elsewhereclassified including castings in the rough 3321 Nonferrous metals primary smelter product, basic shapes, wire castings and forgings, except copper, lead, zinc and aluminum 3322 Copper and copper alloys, whether or not refined, unworked 3323 Lead and zinc including alloys, unworked 3324 Aluminum and aluminum alloys, unworked SECTION I NATIONAL SUMMARIES I I I I SUMMARY PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES IN WATERBORNE COMMERCE Millions of Tons Total Commerce Foreign Domestic Foreign & Domestic Commerce Commerce 1988 % ChaUe* 1988 % Change* 1988 % Change* Chemicals 148.0 + 6.9 76.0 +11.4 72.0 + 2.6 Coal and coke 320.1 + 9.1 116.5 +19.1 203.5 + 4.0 Grains 157.0 +16.2 106.1 +19.2 50.9 +10.4 Iron Ore, iron and steel 126.0 +14.4 54.8 + 8.5 .71.2 +19.5 Logs and lumber 58.6 + 6.2 38.2 +17.9 2 0.4 -10.5 Petroleum and products 859.9 + 4.2 379.5 + 8.3 480.4 + 1.1 Sand, gravel and stone 106.6 + 4.9 10.9 +12.4 95.8 + 4.2 All other commodities 311.8 + 1.2 194.2 + 0.6 117.6 + 2.3 TOTAL TONNAGE 2088.0** + 6.1 976.2 + 9.6 1111.8** + 3.3 Conunodity codes included in each group are given below: Chemicals - 1471, 1479, 2810-2813, 2816-2819, 2821, 2831, 2841, 2851, 2861, 2871-2873, 2876, 2879 & 2891. Coal and Coke - 1121, 3313, & 2910. Grains - 0102-0107. Iron Ore, Iron and Steel - 1011, 3311, 3314-3317, 3319 & 4011. Logs and Lumber - 0816, 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. % Change from 1987 All-time high. TOTAL UNITED STATES WATERBORNE TRAFFIC Millions of Tons CATEGORY 1987 1988 % Change* GRAND TOTAL Tons 1967.5 2088.0** + 6.1 TOTAL Domestic Tons 1076.5 1111.8** + 3.3 Coastwise 323.@' 325.2 + 0.5 Lakewise 96.5 109.7 +13.7 Internal 569.8 588.1** + 3.2 Local 82.0 83.7 + 2.1 Intraterritory 4.7 5.1 + 8.5 TOTAL Foreign Tons 891.0 976.2 + 9.6 Imports 507.7 549.9 + 8.3 Exports 383.3 426.3** +11.2 SUMMARY OF BARGE TRAFFIC Millions of Tons TRAFFIC 1987 1988 % Change Coastwise 87.5 95.3 + 8.9 Lakewise 4.o 4.5 +12.5 Internal 542.8 .563.9 + 3.9 Local 74.5 72.2 - 3.1 Intraterritory 4.6 5.o + 8.7 TOTAL 713.4 740.9** + 3.9 % change from 1987 All-time high .NATIONAL SUMMARIES 5 TABLE I-NET TOTAL@NATLRBORNE CO-11ERCE OF TIE UNI TED STATES, CALENDAR YEARS 1947-1987 (IN TONS OF 2,()DO POJIIDS) FOREIGN AND FOREIGN DOMESTIC YEAR r)0@4 ESTIC, TOTAL.11 TOT& L TOTAL 1947 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 766,816,730180:256:1195 578:560:blS 1948 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 793,200,405 . 971 5 1 630 220 574 1949 ...................................................................................... 140,720,971 165,358,281 575,362,690 1950 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 920,583,571 169,224,695 651,358,876 195L ...................................................................................... 924,128,Qll 232,OS5,832 692,072,S79 1952 ......................................... ............................................ 887,721,984 227,326,277 660,395,707 1953 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9Z3,5147,693 217,396,489 106,151,204 1954 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 861,640,207 213,844,290 b53,795,917 t955 ...................................................................................... 1,01b,135,7bS 271,102,932 745,032,853 19 56 ...................................................................................... 1,092,912,924 326,669,789 766,223,135 1957 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,131,401,434 358,539,550 772,8bl,864 1958 ...................................................................................... 1,UD4,515,776 31)8,8so,198 .95,664,978 ig 1:112: 41' 2:101325:669:939 72b'732:1163 0, "'bo 099 b5U 31 339 277 275 76 S73 56 k9bi ...................................................................................... 1'0 62,155 '1 82 329,329 ,818 732, 11 25,3b4 1962 ...................................................................................... 1,129,OU4,37S 356,599 ,030 77o,60S '3 45 1963 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,173,764,9b4 385,658,999 788,107,965 1964 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,23b,093,573 421,925,133 816,168,440 19b5 ------------------------------------------------------ ............................... 1,272,896,243 443 726 '609 829:109:434 1966--------------------------------------------------- 1:334:116:075 4t7l:391,053 862,7 24, 99S 1967 ................. ................................... 13"606,075 4,5,972 ,2381 870 633 840 196B ................. "31,5,839 45D 507,950,002 687,889,448 1969 ...................................................................................... 1,448,711,541 521,312,362 927,399,179 197 1:b9b:507 580:969:133 950:727:374 :55,112 583 69D 565 965 584 946 598 lob 1972 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.61b,792,605 629,980,8414 986,811,761 1973 ...................................................................................... 1,761,552015 767,393,903 994,158,107 1974 ...................................................................................... 1,746,788,544 764,086,905 982,699,639 1975 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,695,034,566 74B,707,407 946,326,959 1976 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,83S,006,519 855,963,909 979,042,910 1977 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,908,223,bI9 935,256,613 972,966,806 1978 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,021,349,754 946,057,889 1,075,291,86S 1979 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,073,757,628 993,444,963 1,080,312,665 1980 ...................................................................................... 1,998,887,40a 921,404,000 1,077,483,402 1981 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,941,558,'747 887:102:1501 1,054,456,797 1982 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,77b,740,579 619 730 9S3 957,009,596 1983 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,707,66LoOll 751,140 '194, 956,520,817 1964 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,936,02U,619 80313361.33@ j:.31:6-2:4:6 085 ...................................................................................... 1,788,434,822 774,323 R53 014 111 5 9 1966 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,874,416,280 B37,22@:503 1,037,192,777 Iqb7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,967,458,261 890,980,045 1,076,478,216 j988 ..................................................................................... 2,087,933,484 976,220,985 1,111,772,499 TA@LE IA--F)REIrtA C011VERCE OF rHE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEARS 1947-1987 (IN TONS OF 2,U00 POU405) 14PORTS ExPORTS YEAR GREAT LAKES PORTS GREAT LAKES PORTS TOTAL CUASTAL TOTAL I COASTAL PORTS. CANADIAN OVERSEAS PORTS CANADIAN OVERSEAS OTIE'i. 1947 ............................ 62,ib2,169 57,365,892 4,773,223 23,054 12b,093,9461101,995,5DB 24,054,718 43,720 1943 ---------------------------- 72,297,097 65,077,704 4,172,62B 46,765 90,674:494 65,403,800 25,227,288 43,406 1949 ---------------------------- 81,992,01b 77,153,266 4,714,784 63,966 83,366 Zb5 65,739,775 17,552,872 73,618 ------- 1950 ---------------------------- loi,981,918 96,299,288 5,55S,427 127,203 67,242,777 43,640,100 23,498,355 84,874 19,448 19sl ---------------------------- 108,747,297 101,612,769 6,827,244 107,234 123,308 97,602:937 25:573:518 103:bb7 28:413 1 111,365:535 1 952 ---------------------------- 115,961,02S 108,674,301 7,152,D8? 134,637 252 85 072 313 Z& 1?9 081 14 679 49 179 1953 ---------------------------- 127,981,407 120,594,B92 7'056'629@ 329,886 89,415,082 6$,780,288 25,415,354 160,663 S8,777 1954 ---------------------------- 129,423,809 123,503,218 5,745,884 171,707 84:420:4811 6S,243,997 18,92B,696 209,S87 38,201 1955 ---------------------------- 152,956,947 144,27b,2 12 1::434:bl25 24b,610,18 145 985 95,404,261 22,399,779 286,371 53,574 1956 ---------------------------- 174,214,360 163,348,893 . 572 43 292,824 152,475,4MI26,448,189 25,710,863 281,334 35,043 1957 ---------------------------- 186,351,843 176,235,95b 9,685,526 230,361 172,167,707 146,889,737 24,983,574 288,273 26,123 1958 ---------------------------- 189,484,551 181,460,343 7,6S6,590 347,618 119,366,247 101,554,806 17,429,825 360,159 21,457 1959 ---------------------------- 213,485,323 198,607,603 13,794,435 1,083,285 112,184,61b 91,629,487 17,700,427 2,833,118 21,584 1960 ---------------------------- 211,31b,Q97 198,465,74b 11,973,635 877,116 127,960,778 104,810,455 19,3b8,514 3,Y61,809 ------- 1961 ............................ 200,165,652 188,179.226 ll,DD7,197 979,227 129,164,166 105,959,031 10,801,857 4,403,275 ------- 1962---------------------------- 222,089,941 207,040,920 14,487,847 l,lbl,174 135,909,089 110,492,Z48 20,484,581 4,932,260 -------- 1963 ---------------------------- 227,375,671 2091,369,531 16,495,342 1,510,798 156,263,326 129,761,571 24o45S,139 4,046,618 -; ..... IV64 ............................ 248,585,715 224,433,206 22,118,397 2,034,112 173,339,418 142,874,452 24,866,892 5,598,074 ------- 19 65 ............................ 269,834,819 244,674,087 21,059,701 3,901,031 173,891,990 142,121,011 25,692,770 6,076,209 ------- 1966 ---------------------------- 283,847,300 257,173,478 22,585,271 4,098,551 187,543,783 155,759,371 24,905,662 6:877:750 ------- 1967 ---------------------------- 275,965,191 248,245,Z75 23,269,404 4,450,512 190,007,047 162,443,124 21,896,595 5 66 328 19 ............................ 310,936,331 278,826,933 25,658,8411 6,450,551 197,013,671 166,579,691 24,444,154 5,989,826 ------- 196t) ---------------------------- 320,293,094 295,647,991 19,770,247 4,874,846 ?01,019,278 168,944,254 25,235,730 6,839,294 ....... 19 70 ---------------------------- 339,339072 312,933.583 21,820,193 4,585,996 241,629,361 205,697,712 29,146,465 6,785,184 ....... 359:745:840 333:776 13 19,104:705 6:864,419 20b:2359:744 172:758 24:7S7:317 8:723;620 2 7:77 , , 6 2 10:807 97 3@7 565 612 372 4 17 0 B .11 ..4 7""" 232 41 232 97 43 44525 352 496 9 b3Z 29L 1.273 ---------------------------- 490 ,088 ,015461 ,8,18,14522 ".", 9"4 S,270,96@ 277, 305,888 238,807,467 2a,435,708 to,062,713 ------- 1974 ---------------------------- 497,dd2,811 473,q40,012 19,027,376 4,315,423 266,806,094 235,686,754 23,342,970 4,77b,370 1915 ----------------------------- 476,572,516 '455,117,218 18,121,86b 3,333,432 272,134,891 236,707,996 28,707,321 b,719,5-14 1976 ---------------------------- 570,318,893 539,04,048 25,845,506 4,799,339 285,645,016 250,b32,6613 28,050,680 6,961,668 1977 ---------------------------- 658,136,8?3 625,306,679 45,416,26Q 7,411,950 277,IL9,920 2QO,764,157 27,741,857 8,593,906 1978 ---------------------------- b43,186,tI63 616,140,827 19,916,817 7,129,217 3OZ,871,026 259,316,bS7 30,961,456 12,592,913 ------- 1979 ---------------------------- 632,995,657 607,898,526 19,450,915 5,646,213 360,449,306 311,786,243 37,964,841 10,698,02 ------- 1980 ............................ 5L7,521,121 502,005,666 13,414,205 2,101,050 403,862,BT9 358,805,981 37,216,588 7,360,310 ....... 1 477 191,5011 457:467:479 16,794:705 2:9269:320 409:912 46 3bb:424:4,18 36:976:771 6,,509,457 19 41b:62 434 402 5 1 218 1 S41 473 2 56 743 403 11 5 9 36b 825 1 129 701 69 6582',741 1983 ............................ 387 ,647,325 371 ,773,13513,08 0, 460 2,09 3, 730 363, 292,869 330,955,b77 26,794,891, 5,542,302 ....... 19:4 ---------------------------- 427,139:511 409,295,162 1219?.2 699 4,921,710 376 198 562 335,269,229 32,28b,050 3,643,253 ------- 19 5---------------------------- 412,b87 35D 395 S77,007 :91,9916:969 5 193 3i4 35:933 327,42S,824 27,727,141 6,482,968 ------- 6---------------------------- 486,073,11b4 :9( 472,230 ,980 : , 198 1 5 7 544 4 244 351. I5D D39 319,163,161 25,246,144 b,138,734 ....... 1987 ---------------------------- 507,704,27Q 493.828,182 0 3,835,71 303,275:771 351,22b,492 26,766,116 5,283,lb3 ....... 198B ---------------------------- 549,897,111@ 534,043,106 11, 4,L33,32 1426,323,874 389,686,249. 31,651,401, 4,986,224 -------- * DEPARTME 4T OF DEFENSE CONTROLLED CARGD AND SPECIAL CATEGORY COM40DITIES FOR OHICH BREAKDOWN BY CA44DIAN AND OVERSEAS 13 NOT AVAII.LEPRIOR TO 1960. Wa4dw?-veeowwewq tie Waa@aStWa, TABLE IS--DOIIESTIC COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 1947-1967 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) YEAR TOTAL COASTOISE LAKENISE INTERNAL. INTRAPORT LOCAL INTRATERRITORY 11@11:560:6815 113:09::2054 163:418 149:66914 57:44140:575 SS:257:098 4 1 0 1 0:337 90 1 7:401 19.11 ............... . 63 228 7 74 a a 0 72 721 69 866 sa 9 696 SS 014 741 I ........................ 57S,362,690 161,430,b62' 14S,591,636 16S,702,SZ9. 4S,S2S,3S6 54,314,207 1;50 ....................................... 6510S8076 182,543,761 169,880,810 190,788,910 S1,703,560 SS,202,362 1:239,473 51 ....................................... b92,072,S79 186,759,124 178,463,212 213,404,964 SO,9S2,725 61,075,892 1,416,662 195? ....................................... 660,395,707 164,207,006 IS4,112,031 216,644,384 49,lb2,3S3 54,790,101 1,459,632 1953 --------------------------------------- 706,151,204 ia8,757,641I 188,621,385 224,957,44S 47,902,038 54,659,693 1,252,999 1954 .... b53,795,917 la7,239,830 145,364,309 217,061,457 48,040,411 54,678,958 11410,95a 715,032,853 195,717,545 184,808,588 249,693,29S S2,900,SI6 59,962,096 1,950,507 1956 --------------------------------------- 766,223,13S 205,910,228 173,990,bSb 269,734,OSS 53,064,701 61,298,859 2,a24,636 1957 --------------------------------------- 772,861,884 19b,428,SS3 182,150,309 281,065,53t 50,18b,261 60,636,183 2,403,047 695:b 64' 194:050 132:288 2621:.06::1149 411:::2,11.6 56:1112:7,8 Z.,8932:3432 5 9:174 , 20:549 1,9 '2 19 9 726 712:91'6'1 205 50 Oll 31 2 380 26 6924 3 0 S7 063 392 87 54 1961 160 209:1996:3523 155:tl,09:231 291,056:655 49:47,1:054 54:722 392 9 73:2S,364 2,1 . 9'.17 3 413 146 294 52 123 43 19 871 so 731 199 ':O"t 9.9s 1 :111:116 0 16 0 1 0"" ....... 770, 05 34S 2""'1' 2 35, 4 11@121 3136 21 11 47:41,11:1431 51:3S8:792 1:2@61 51: :8 196 70 96 2 :3 141,741,1 3 9484 45 55 D94 53 405 530 16 ,0,412 :,11,16::440 205:667:19:5 151:404:618 357:b9l6:216 43,UO7,165 5b 572:257 1 1,99 1 0 1 2 1 1:560, 9:,b4,434 201,5,:,"l 53'695'2@' 169",%4 02,86S,022 485'.02 1965 61 1 : 1966 --------------------------------------- 862 2 99S ZOO 3 6 164 036 99 389 1 61, 99 214 S79 1, 246 24 1967--------------------------------------- 870,633,840 214,646,527 153,596,684 398,592,679 ... 102,320,054 1,477,696 1961 889:9,118 2l4:2SO:S35 151:IIS:936 430 174:303 901730:336 1:6.1::3383 ,:7:1 19 711,9 79 216 ?Q7 773 1bU 043 835 46 0: 94475 a71536 3 13 21 15 'a ':8 'g, 1970 ....................................... 950 ?27,374 236 440 365 7 58 BbT 472,123,:Il ... bl 474 0s I,b , 900 1971 ....................................... 946,598,106 242,916,056 140,954,95b 479,217,765 81,25?,652 2,256,617 1972 ....................................... 986,611,761 242,6bD,O87 145,013,420 S06.989,242 9D,266,095 1,682,917 19 73 ....................................... 994,158,107 236,794,660 156,620,831 503,236,690 93,222,623 4,283,103 1974 --------------------------------------- 982,699,639 233,358,124 146,067,270 511,021,978 68,197,576 4,054,b9l 1975 --------------------------------------- 946,326,959 231,932,437 129,331,161 S03,932,2SS 78,279,224 Z,851,879 1976 ....................................... 979,042,920 256,278,624 132,112,775 S23,972,S73 63,731,092 2,947,846 1977 ............ 7 .......................... 972,966,806 246,083,336 109,079,945 528,704,658 83,444,472 3,6511,395 1918 1:015:329 6 305:341a:BZ4@ 142:b62:552 534:S,08,,943 89:SO6:584 3:270,9662 I I':86S 6 9 197 080 2 6 5 304 665 522 43 5 3 644 534 9 167 93 113 665 4 000 6 7 19 ------------- 1,077,483,402 329,608,613 115,124,231 S34,979,027 94,LB3,696 3,58?,835 1,0954,45b 3211:909:9:,B 115:481b 5 520:668',720 93:249,,(873 3:8130:051 , 9:797 4:'I'b" 5 19:2 ----------------- 57 On S96 31 058 2 12 0 8 495 4 3 486 75 601 91 2 It Ib9 19 3--------------------------------------- 95b,52U,817 309,636,759 83,44b,847 487,132,248 73,144,96t 3,tbO,002 198Q .................................. ::::: 1:0032:682:456 3O7:b52:e1,27 98:Otl,0:499 542:S02,695 81 110:880 3:40 6 265 19a5.................................. 1 14 Ill 539 309 801 05 91 9 7 00 3 534 6SS ,233 74:263 246 3 401:112 198b --------------------------------------- 1,037,192,777 308,02U,669 87,352,525 560,499,02U 77,3S7 ,617 3,95 "94 2 1987 --------------------------------------- 1,07b,478,21b 323,SIB,315 96,463,bS2 569,82b,970 8I'9sL'O8O 4,696,19b 1988 ------------------------------------ 1,111,772,499 325.176,B59 ID9,664,111 588,118,666 83,689,494 5,123,369 INCLJDED IN OTHER TYPES OF D014ESTIC'TRAFFIC. 6EGVduVja NITH t959 EXCLUDES TRAFFIC itITIIN THE STATES OF ALASAA AND lAoAll. SUCH TRAFFIC IS INCLUDED IN OTHER DOMESTIC TRAFFIC CATEGORIES IN ACCORDANCE NITH DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. 114CLJDED 1.4 LOCAL. NATIONAL SUMMARIES TABLE 2--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC OOATERBORNE C04HERCE, BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (NET TRAFFIC IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTICi COMMODITY TOTAL INTRA. IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL; COASTI%13E LAKENTSE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOTAL4 ALL COMMODITIES ........ 2,OB7,993,484 549,897,111 426,]t23,874 1,Lil,772,499 325,176,659 109,664,111 588,118,666 83,689,494 5,1?3,369 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAN ................... 1,488,bqb 1,240 1,484,722 2,04 284 ........... 2,400 ----------- ---------- 0102 SARLEN AND RYE ............... 3,169,073 81,677 2,383,295 104,101 224 ........... 703,877 ........... .......... 0103 CORN .......................... 8l,b49,173 41,506 49,540,037 32,067,630 192,675 ----------- 31,864,461 10,494 .......... 0104 OATS .......................... 8921$93 510,626' 51988 375,979 1,82S ........... 369,855 4'agg .......... 0105 RICE -------------------------- 3,687,000 136,676 2,a6l,712 1,08b,610 155,745 ----------- 931,565 1,300 .......... 0106 SORGHUA GRAINS ................ 8,474,307 ----------- 6,@641b59 2,209,64B 9,810 ........... 2,189,12b 10,710 ---------- 007 *MEAT ------------------------- S9,114'sas L07,244 44,562.STS 114,445,004 408,821 729.839 13,273,346 32,994 ---------- 0111 SOYBEANS ---------------- I----- 35,619,553 80, 19,438,538 16,180,935 304 ----------- 16,157,184 23,447 ---------- 0112 FLAXSEED ---------------------- 29 ----------- ----------- 29 29 ........... ........... ........... .......... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ----------------- 310,165 27,823 24b,002 35,540 4,412 ----------- 31,128 ........... .......... 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF ----------------- 446,712 177,745 267,259 1,706 1,708 ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 01?2 MAY AND FODDER ................ 53,259 ----------- ----------- '33,259 10,Ull ........... 43,249 ----------- ---------- 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC .............. 19o,945 ?7,78U 9@'IS9 27,006 3,339 ........... 23,666 ........... 1 0131 FRESH FRUITS ------------------ 1,919,298 151,035 10134,284 333,979 333,550 429 ........... ........... .......... 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS --------- 3,400,586 3,465,265 9,090 16,233 16,233 ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 0133 COFFEE ------------------------ 1,125,489 5190,126 103,886 31,477 31,177 ........... 300 ........... .......... 0134 COCOA 8EANS --------------- 27G,573 265,03 1,771 316?9 3,629 ........... ........... ........... .......... 0141 FR111,111D FR!ZEN.vEGETAbLES::: 1,354:33b 071,30 9,14:868 241:0838 217:648 1,469 22,121 0151 LIVE AN.. AL S--- ---------- 93 314 19 3 566 79 69 78 a 82 7 180 0161 0,N14013 &NO PRODUCTS, NLC ----- 289,74G IISfSoI tsb'93z 14,007 12,3SP ----------- I,bss ........... .......... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS --- 113,239 45,011 29,994 36,234 35,351 23 2,855 ........... 5 FOREST PRODUCTS 0841 CRUDEiRUSCIER AND@ALLIED GUMS.. 1,268,183 3,232,760 33,212. 2,211 Z'211 ........... ........... ........... .......... 0861 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC ---------- 292,932 142,512 39,866 Ilo'5s4 18,865 ........... 91,669 ........... .......... FRESH FISH 9 OTHER MARINE PRODUCT 0911 FRES,4 FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH-- 1,584,114 470,760 S65,78B 747,566, 104,71B 112 639,455 1,91a 1,363 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED.... $42,869 266,691 74,387 501,791 7,105 ----------- 483,085 11,601 .......... 0931 MARINE SHELLS, U11MANUFACTJRED- 3,092,79Z 3,187 9,980 3,079,05 32,bBS ........... 3,043,490 3,450 .......... METALLIC ORES IOIL IRON ORE@AND CONCENTRATES ----- 87,255,894 20,694,501 S,53t-,Dbl 60,825,332 263 58,078,765 2,24Q,458 501,846 1021 COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES --- 810,011 2,03@ 134,3S9 73,479 ----------- --------- 73,479 ........... .. 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES --- 18,054,727 lb,559,007 1,062,127 433,593 ------------ ----------- 433,593 ----------- ---------- 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES--- 989,6B9 505,649 5,966 478,070 ----------- ----------- 477,523 551 .......... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES,.CONCENT, NEC. 3,355,326 2,055,173, 696,015 60b,138 3,335 ----------- 593,187 9,616 .......... COAL, 1121 COALIAND LIGNITE -------------- 292,238,949 B26,000 94,631,696 196,781,2S3. 12,579,268 17,692,b46 161,693,916 4,815,423 ---------- CRUDE,PETRULEUM 1311 CRUDEiPETROLEU14 ............... 4SI,917,936 252,524,052 160,558 199,233,326 150,994,868 495 44,992,490 3,245,473 ---------- NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUEL' 1411-LIMESTONE ..................... 37,073,728 660,379 3,275,977 33,137,372' 6,476 23,963,477 9,125,669 39,750 .......... 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNOORKED ...... 68,598 ........... 63,653 4,945 il,945 ........... ........... ........... .......... 1402@SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED RUCK ---- 68,693,952 4,540,047 1,458,051 62,595,854 3,113,314 630,621 50,456,999 8,387,320 7,800 1451 CLAY .......................... 6,101,901 2,L22,119 2,901,500 1,076,202 30,995 18,425 954,094 74,768 ---------- 1471 PHOSPHATE ROCK ................ 16,200,863 793,919 9,721,886 5,735,OSB 5,716,445 ----------- 18,613 ........... .......... 1479 NATURAL@FERTILIZER MATS, NEC-- 43,651 39,356 ........... 4,295 150 ........... 31045 1,100 ..... 1491 SALT -------------------------- 5,824,5?3 5,115,521 706,052 1492 SULPHUR, DRY .................. 1,26T,6t9 ----------- 1,?46,55? 19.0b? 19,067 ........... ........... ........... .......... 1493 SULPHUR, LIQUID ............... b,960,050 ........... ........... 6,960,050 4,013,792 ----------- 2',837,602 JO8'bs6 .......... 1494 GYPSU14, CRUWAND PLASTERS ---- 10,695,968 9,235,781 140,557 1,319,630 11,570 987,209 319,261 1,590 .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC@ ---- 8,0?2,988 ?,105,447 631,806 5,335,735 255,311 589,403 4,413,987 77,034 ---------- ORDUANCE-9 ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE@AMD ACCESSORIES ...... 28,725 22,387 5,769 S69 569 ........... ........... ........... .......... I FOOD &.KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 HEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN-- 2,063,280 544,833, 899,514 318,933, 318,059 874 ----------- ----------- ---------- 2012' MEAT ANO,PRODUCT3, NEC ........ 398,976 296,846 32,835 69,295 69,295 ----------- ----------- ---------------------- 2014 TALLO01, ANIMAL,F0,TS AND OILS-- 1,489.b6S ----------- 1,334,619 IS5,044 J4,59? ........... 97,259 43,03 .......... 20t5 ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS, NEC ------- 714,389 11,654 687,555 ls,180 2,377 ........... 12,003 ----------- ---------- 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC ........... 248,123 156,676 41,686 49,761 49,211 540 ----------- ----------- to 2OL-2 DRIED AILK AND CREAM .......... 299,922 31,941 251,121 16,860 15,446 194 1,230 ........... .......... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED- 6111497 347,024 89,S69 374,904 354,372 ----------- 20,532 ........... .......... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ...... 1,237,506 749,735 241,658 24b,413 232,b3i 9t9 IZ,663 ----------- ---------- 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VES JUICE, NEC- 3,106,242 2,149,234 522,755 434,253, 433,665 531 ........... ........... ST 2041 *HEAT FLOUR AND SE40LINA ...... 1,246,303 ........... 1,215,496 30,on? 28,431 ........... 2,376 ----------- ---------- 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS ------------------ 22,477,580 369,75b 11,988,669 10,116,955 238,075. 4,863 li,784,645 91,294 78 2049 GRAIN ."ILL PRODUCTS, NEC ------ 11,553,36b 289,385 6,632,376 4,631,607 79,15?: ------------ 4,552,437 ----------- Is 2061 SUGAR . ....................... 3,463,086 1,3111,06 213,117 1,939,313 .1,347,519 ............. 591,794 ----------- ---------- 2062,MOLASSES ---------------------- 2,149,620 1,142,803 294,055 722,7b2 2?2,109 ........... 3,77,14b L23,SO5 .......... 2081 ALCOHOLIC,SEVERArES ----------- 2.895,16b 2,236,102 309,747 349,317 348,579 ----------- 727 ........... 11 Z091 VEGETABLE OIL$. MARG, SHORT --- 5,121,264 1.519,000 1,759,359 1,842,905. 92,3,10 ------------ 1,532"83i! 217.745 Fl 2092 AN14AL OILS AND,FATS, NEC ----- 108,417 12,528 73,912 ?1,917 1,466 - --------- 14,787 5,722 ..... 2094 GROCERIES ..................... 488,586 ........... ........... 485.38b 471,922 272 11129 1 331 2095. ICE ........................... 383,247 282,300 1,003 99,944 296 128 98 739 779 ---- 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ... 3,994,524 1,004,158 1,06,395 I,S730W 1,361,639 2,328 201:01 1,16a 11169 @ "'T RA_ TORY LTERRI 'I" .......... .......... *-SALT INCLUDED IN NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC, TO AVOID DISCLOSURE OF INDIVIDUAL COMPANY OPERATIONS. Waa%444ee e6metm 4 44C Zte&d SMZF4, 19 f 8' TABLE, 2--SU4MARY OF FOREIGN AND 113MESTIC 0ATERBORNE COMMERCE,, BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY, CALE14DAR YEAR 1988--CONTINUED (NET TRAFFIC IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS3 FOREIGN DOMESTIC. CON90DITY TOTAL IMPORTS I"TRA TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXPORTS TOTAL! COASTWISE LAKENTSE INTERNAL I LOCAL TERRI TO;Y 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ---------- 260,854 6,384 234,168 20,302 20,302 ............ ........... ........... .......... BASIC TEXTILES 2211 BASIC-TEXTILE PRDOUI.Tl:::::::: 116791:077 1,180 50 624:561 66:46b, 48,070 ........... 18,295 43:0 2212 TEXTILE@FISERS, NEC- 9 285 198 45 7 0a too 10 379 71915 ........... 2,464 ...................... APPAREL & OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PR3OUCTS, INCLUDING KNIT 2311 APPAREL ....................... 1,546,848 1,082,532 81,409 382,9 o7 382,595 ........... ........... LUMBER & WOOD PRODS.,EXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS .......................... 21,962,690 223,332 21,087,131 652,221 1,207 22 649,498 1,500 .......... 2412 RAFTED LOGS ................... 9,905,656 ........... ........... 9,905,056 12,305 ----------- 6,672,614 3,220,737 .......... 2413 FUEL NODD, CHARCOAL, WASTES --- 497,402 274,024 ag,476 193,90a 13,011 ........... 179,591 1,300 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING- 7819ss b,821 30109s. 4Z,039 14,581 --------- R5,559 1,899 .... ?415 PULPWOOD, LOG ................. 4,U32,299 86,417 504 3,945,378 13,936 ----------- 3,929,692 I'Tso .... 2416 mOOD CHIPS, STAVES, 14OLDINGS-- 11,599,551 749,463 6,917,238 3,932,850 tIS ----------- 3,917,680 15,055 ....... 2421 LU45ER ------------------------ 7,303,801 2,17b,776 3,868,877 1,258,146 1.089,426 28,506 139,574 250 2431 VENEER, PLYNOUD, WORKED WOOD-- 1,921,587 1,D93,348 704,344 123,895 75,681 ........... 48,204 ........... 10 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC ... w ---- 1,023,127 35?11921 439,571 230,635 224,867 693 4,010 265 .......... FURNITURE,& FIXTURES 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES -------- 1,182,487 900,772 80,01 201,OA4 198,405 1,161 I'Llb ........... 402 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP -------------------------- 6,316,667 B05,711 5,033,852 477,104 63,388 1,523 412,193 --------- w- ---------- 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ------ 2,726,831 2,029,093 568,990 12B,748 19,412 67,205 42,131 ........... . ......... 2b3l PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ----- w.... 6,249,865 Z,03B,319 3,684,438 533,108 146,454 45,578 339,076 ........... .......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC-- 11782,131 176,262 194,398 1,411,bTl 431,000 b,603 969,bO3@ 4,432 33 . PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTER ............... 3n7,270 199,123 87.D82 21,065 ?1,062 ----------- 3........... .......... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2510 SODIUM HYDROXIDE .............. 5,978,Q3b ........... ........... 5,978,436 1,547,532 ----------- 4,149,343 281,561 ---------- 2611 CRUDE:TkR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS-w 2,939,826 630,033 543,b38 1,766,155 81,240 41,048 1,450,218 188,034 5,61S 261a DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS --- 29,419 ----------- 28,614 805 405 ........... 400 ........... .......... 2813 ALCOHOLS --- w ------------------ 9,362,219 2,524,744 914,059 5,?23,416 09,155 -- ....... 4,415,096 829,165 2816 RADIDACTIVE@MATERIALS, wASTES- 22,757 14,831 5,366 2,55S 333 ........... 2817 BENZENE,AND TOLUENE ----------- 7,748,143 653,176 436,714 2,225 ........ w-- ---- 2818 SULPHURIC ACID ................ 6,658,253 IIQ,980 ........... 4,495,232 1,440,312 17,729 2,070,239 ........... ........... 2,070,239 119,895 ........... 1,549,921 400,1422 1 2b19 5ASIC;CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC- 60,997,400 17,953,775 15,398,ug(i 27,645,535 3,B99,22b 232,424 21f06$'SSb 2,449,996 3 2521 PLASTIC 'MATERIALS ------------- 4,371,855 763,009 3,503,941 tnq,905 95,104 ........... 9,469 331 1 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER .............. 6OU1555 15,459 530,701 54,398 4,401 l'b96 48,301 --------- w. .......... 2823 SYNTHETIC (MAN-4ADE) FIBERS --- 381,878 78,787 300,547 2,544 2,5414 ........... ........... ........... ........ 2831 DRUGS --------------- w ......... 24B,760 113,033 80,387 55,340 54,482 ........... ----- 2841 SOAP -------------------------- 725,824 158,884 831 2651 PA14TS ------------------ w----- 410,666 156,272 150,031 ........... 4,739 1,322 180 566,176 453,424 60,262 32,490 32,421 ----------- 67 ........... 2 2861 GUM A4D WOOD CHEMICALS ------- 64B,120 27,397 2124g77 605,446 116,272 31689 443,660 44,825 .......... 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS--- 10,442,515 1,928,020 2,719,895 5,794,600 752,bO2 11,732 5,002,429 27,637 .... Z872 POTASSIC@CHEM FERTILIZERS ----- 6,583,219 2,470,497 2,700,295 1,412,427 105,674 64 IP294,432 9,257 .... 2673 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS --- 2,L67,937 116,468 1,356,BB2 694,587 129,964 7,b84 553,799 3,140 .... 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS --- 297,457 102,093 187,343 6,021. 7,74B ........... 273 --- w ....... .... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC- 13,904,657 121,999 7,107,591 b,675,067 1,411,382 793 5,?3s,783 27,107 2 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD--- 2,476,242 00,b54 1,136,175 711'413@ 362,312 ........ 331,013 18,088 .......... PETROLEUM L COAL PRODUCTS 2911 GAS%4NE ...................... IOB,346,436 Pa,247,104 1,087,lgq 95,D12,138 44,176,250 650,824 30,556,066 8,835,459 493,539 2912 JET FUEL ----- w ............... w 18,201,885 3,736,568 1,451,404 13,DI3,a93 6,884,193 154,023 4,945,877 583,427 443,373 2913 KEROSE,%lE ...................... 2,021,929 102,778 67,669 1,851,482 749,7s4 7,747 830,145 247,019 16,817 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL,014 ----------- 78,195,305 17,682,631 3,870,283 291S RESIDUAL FUEL OIL-- ---- w---- Sb,442,391 24,523,204 437,402 19,602,291 11,025,147 851,347 IS2,524,212 47,9166,059 12,661,453 91,89b,700 32,233,496 464,951 35,435,960 21,335,33b 2,426,957 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND,GREASES-- B,222,861 185,5t3 2,,152,159 5,865,184 2,759,172 28,025 2,757,920 3410,072 ---------- 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS --- 15,13b,347 S,b26,425 293,66b 9,21b.056 1,754,192 2,600 5,275,622 1,548,350 b3l'892 2910 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ----- 13,273,538 2,314,747 176,9142 1o'?sl'8qq 3,254,919 706,454 . b,158,348 660,126 ---------- 2920 COKE,, PETROLEUM COKE ---------- 27,81B,930 3,b85,966 17,366,726 6,764,238 3o'bsQ 306,786 5,362,92S 1,D63,Bll ....... 7;7 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ............... 6,598,689 3,483,044 1,343,780 1,772,,065 363,3S3 239 1,397,149 11,133 29SI ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ---- 52,965 ........... 29,182 23,783 23,b6l ........... 116 ........... 4 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, '4EC.. 5,451,443 63,298 107,100 5,261,045 2,UI3,733 ----------- 2,772,552 461,b42 33,118 RUBSER,L 418C. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011, RUBBER AND 4ISC PLASTIC, PROD- 2,577,048 1,955,781 430,46S. 190,802 161,672 17,724 . 11,376 ........... 30 LEATHER 9 LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS- 993,672 872,72B 89,183 31,761 31,759 ........... ........... ........... 2 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,L C014CRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ------ 738,232 38S,203 3LI,079 41,950 40,S27 ........... 1,422 -------- 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ............... 24,197,793 11,681,495 125,049 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ------ 10,391,259 1,560,716 2,473,427 6,049,891 @ 307,190 3s 1,033,596 852'b49 131,675 39,S60 ----------- 9,512 -----w..... .......... 3271 LIME -------------------------- 1,532,bS4 6,04$ 3,355 1,523,256 702 ----------- 1,5a2,554 ----------- ---------- 3281 CUT STONE,AND STONE PRODUCTS--- 589,115 563,396 11,42b 14,289 14,289 ......... w. ........... . w........ w .......... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD- 1,340,211 722,563 334,505 204,145 160,534 628 120,261 2,643 77 NATIONAL SUMMARIES 9 TABLE 2--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NATERBORNE C04mERCE, BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1988--Co4TINUED (NET TRAFFIC.IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC, COMMODITY' TOTAL INTRA;y IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL: CUASTv4TSE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITO PRIMARY METALtPRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON ...................... t,331,538 678,bst 57,652 595,535 38 ........... 593,997 1,500 ---------- 3312 SLAG ... p-------------------- 1,946,555 123,414 79 L,823,062 40,731 999,383 782,177 171 .......... 3313 COKE,.PErT'ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS-- 31063 ........... ........... 3,063 75, ........... 2"988 3314 JR04 AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS- 4,795,438 2,140,42$ 26,771 2,6?B,244 11,688 174,128 2,430,206 -7-272-27 --------- 7 3315 IRO.Y, STEEL SHAPES,.EXC SHEET- 13,229,412 11,824,264 52,323 1,352,805 55,980 1,253 1,282,900 12,672 ---------- 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS- 1,7Q1,761 99,377 970,872 36,804 ........... 619,570 1-1,131 --- 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPEiAND TUBE-- 4,20,842 2,165,960 a19,627 1,232,255, 44,170 1,319 1,166,4ss ?0,308 --- 3318 FERROALLOYS ------------------- 2,bl(-,44b 1,496,619- 35,306 1,07B,523 5,765 2,409 1067,505 2,624 ---------- 3319 IRON AND STEEL,PRODUCTS, NEC-- 1,147,547 407,920 LOI,219 638,0b 65,225 37,866 533,997 1,320 p--------- 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........ 315,644 141,517 95,92b 2b,201 4,733 ........... 123,468 ........... .......... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED-p ..... 837,378 525,005 267,333 45,040 10,563 - ........ 33,877 boo .......... 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNWORKED ------- 390,376 320,794 43,363 26,2?L 72b ----------- 25,495 ....... p... .......... 3324 ALUMI,4UM AND ALLOYS, UNNORKED- l'Ill'z25 557,610 $31,585 22,030 15,Z27 ----------- 61026 777 ---------- FABRICATED METAL"PROOUCTS, EXCEPT ORONANCE@ -IACHINERY,& TRANS. E@UI 3431 FABRICATED METAL;PRODUCTS ----- 5,611,799 3,329,Tii 480,568 1,601,520 1,384,049 2,429 406,148 2,727 4,167 MACHINERY, EXCEPT! ELECTRICAL 35tj MACHINERY, EXCEPT'ELEC-TRICAL-- 6,824,903 4,045,510 1,699,143- 1,080,242, 288,942 1,564 702,902 12,917 74,047 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, E2UIPMENT & SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICALc4ACH AND EQUIP ----- 3,935,586 2,941,654 aSI,471 112,261 136,374 ........... 5,595 200 9? TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 MOTOR@VEHICLES, PARTS, EGiJIP.. 8,586,123 6,506,7S4 1,222,392 856,977 843,302 ----------- 13,197 ----------- 478 3721 AIRC9AFT'AND PARTS ------------ 32,962 11,935 19,967 1,06D 662 ----------- 398 ........... ...... p... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS --------------- 14a,402 . 50,269 73,141 24,99? 2o,ulg ........... 4,973 ........... .......... 3791 MISC TRANSPDRTATIOWEQUIP4ENT- 212,732 25,293 48,245 136,194 133,418 ----------- 2,775 ........... I TNSTRU'IENTS, PIOTOGRAPHIC-b- OPTICAL GOODS, OATCHES A CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT-GOODS- 466,272 2?3,431 iS3,199 39,642, 39,t-42 ----------- ----------- p.......... .......... MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC 01ANUFACTURMPRODUCTS ---- 3,322,014 1,469,020 99,011 1,753,98$, 171,770 ........... 1,582,010 ........... 203 NASTE,& SCRAP MATERIALS 40tj IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ------ p--- 12,245,737 235,367 8,75b,209 3,252,161 164,5SS 1,463 2,618,790 467,353 ---- 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ------- p I'Sab'b43 769,193 l,o36,363 81.087 10,379 ........... 70,708 ........... .... 40?2 TEXTILE'NASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP --- 293,886 8,097 276,171 7,613 7,618 ........... ......... ........... .......... 4024 PAPER OASTE@AND SCRAP --------- 4,297,a6i 11,412 4,264,777 1,672 1,672 ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- Q029 01ASTE AND SCRAP, NEC --------- p 24.948,936 ----------- ------ 24,948,936 194,659 287 lb,,176,866 8,577,124 ------- SPECIAL@ITEAS 4111 4ATER ------------------------- 2,576,239 ----- 2,576,239 tO,730 ........... 1,362,613 1,202,,894 2 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC .............. 5,013,528 594,006 4-971-1.6;4 3,927,648 3,481,755 34,996 l8z,959 120,439 107,499 4119 EMPTY CONTAINERS--- --------- 119,552 ...... p---- ------ --- p 119,552 42,997 ----------- 76,519 36 .......... 9999 DEPART14ENT OF DEFENSE.AND SCI- 564,745 462,04 102,071 ............. ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... DOMESTIC WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC 1,20( 1,00( BMW 800 600 Le 400 /200 0 y TOTAL 72 LAKEWISE 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 YEAR NATIONAL SUMMARIES FOREIGN WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES GREAT LAKES vs. COASTAL PORTS 1979 - 1988 1.0 S 0.9 H 0.8 0 m IA, o.7 R L 0.6 T L 0.5 0 T 0.4 N ........ 0.3 S 0.2 N 0.1 0.0 TOTAL .7 913 STAL PORTS I I I GRP-AT TAKES PORTS 1979 1980 1981 11982 1983 1984 1985 198@6 1987 1988 YEAR FOREIGN WATERBORNE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 1979-1988 1.0 0.9 S MA Vy"( H NJA / 0.8 WA ]A / 0.7 0 m 10.7 33 R I SO 4@3 / 0.6 L / 0.5 L / 0.4 0 TN 0.3 0 S ... . . 0.2 N .0.1 S 0.0 TOTAL RAPORTS :@/EXPORTS 1979 1980 1981. 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 YEAR 12 NATIONAL SUMMARIES PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES CARRIED BY WATER CALENDAR YEAR 1988 TOTAL COMMERCE PETROLEUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .......... PRODUCTS ............ ... ............. ... ..... ... .. .......... .. ... ..... .. .-mm ...... ....... COAL & COKE 15. 3 c/o 14.9%=l ALL OTHERS T :r 6.0% 7.5% 7.1% CHEMICALS IRON ORE/ ...... . 5.1 - & REL. PROD. IRON ...... & STEEL GRAINS SAND, GRAVEL LOGS & & STONE LUMBER FOREIGN COMMERCE DOMESTIC COMMERCE PETROLEUM PETROLEUM COAL & PRODUCTS & PRODUCTS & COKE .......... . .......... . .. ....... .. . =::: .... .... ... . ...... ....... IRON ORE IRON COAL LL OTHERS & STEEL x X, Y)< X 19.9% & COKE )<" X. @. 10.9 % < SAND,GRAVEL X 6.4 % x HEMICALS 7.8 % IRON ORE 8.6% 'x & STONE ALL OTHERS IRON 4.6% REL. PROD. lii@ LOGS & & STEEL LOGS & GRAINS LUMBER CHEMICALS SAND, GRAVEL GRAINS --8 - %-I F3.9 %] & REL. PROD. & STONE LUMBER NATIONAL SUMMARIES 13 TABLE 2A--SU4MARY OF.FOREIGN C04MERCE;AT:COASTAL,PORTS, By COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL, IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL, ALL@CO44ODITIES --------------------------------------------------------------------- 923,7?9,355@ 534,043,106 389,686,249 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAVI ................................................................................ 1'485'962@ 1,?40 1,484,?22 0102'BARLEY AND,RYE ............................................................................. 1,572,381 54,044 1,518,337 0101CORN ....................................................................................... 47,357,628 41,506 47,316,122 0104 OATS ....................................................................................... 480,433 474,515 5,918 0105-RICE ....................................................................................... 2"598,390 136,678 2,461,712 0106 SORGHUM GRAINS ............................................................................. 6,264,6S9 ------------ 6,264,659 0107 WHEAT ...................................................................................... 42,639,736 9 a2i639,727 0111,SOYSEANS ................................................................................... 18,663,535 90 18,663,455 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC .............................................................................. 2ss,b3i 22,378 231,253 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF .................................................................. ........... 444,062 177,745 266,317 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ........................................................................... 163,370 76,973 86,897 0131 FRESH FRUITS ............................................................................... 1,585,ZS3 035@ 1,11111,14. SANANALS 3,472@341 151: 0132 AND PLANTAINS ...................................................................... 3,463 251 9,090 0133 COFFEE ..................................................................................... 1,094,Di2 990,126 103,886 0134 COCOA BEANS ................................................................................ 266,944 265,173 1,771 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ................................................................ 1,061?,375 197,172 872,203 OISI LIVC ANIAALS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14,245 679 13,566 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC .................................................................. 273,681 118,733.: 154,948 0191 913CELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ................................................................ 7S.002 4S,0QSi 29,994 FOREST PRODUCTS 0541 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GJMS ............................................................... l,a49,856 1,216,6(14 33,212 0861 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC ....................................................................... 182,,299 142,434 39,865 FRESH FISH & OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ............................................................... 836,531 470,756 365,775 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED -------------------------- ...................................... 3111,078 266,691 74,387 0931 MARINE SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED ....................... ...................................... 13,167 3,187 9,980 METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES .................................................................. 17,075,604 17,0611,329 31127s 1021 COPPER ORE@AND CONCENTRATES ................................................................ 736,512 21173 734,359 1051-ALUMINU" ORES, CONCE%TRATES ......................... ...................................... 17,606,212 16,544,085 1,062,127 1061 4ANGANESE,DRES, CONCENTRATES --------------------------------------------------------------- 455,063 449,097 5,966 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC .............................................................. 2,672,265 1,976,293 69S,972 COAL 1121, COAL:ANO LIGNITE ........................................................................... 76,426,749 826,000 75,600,749 CRjDE PETRULEUki 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ............................................................................ 252,638,5j8 ?52,498,458 140,060 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE .................................................................................. 741,060 659.879 81,181 141? BUILDING-STONE, UNNORKED ................................................................... 63,653 ------------ 63,653 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRjSHED ROCK ................................................................. 4,173,614 3,200,153 975,461 1451 CLAY ..................................................... ................................. 4,56?,956 2,095,164 2,767,79? 1471 PHOSPHATE.ROCK ............................................................................. 10,404,935, 743,919 9,661,oib 1479 'AATURAL-FERTILIZER 4ATS, NEC ............................................................... 39,356 39,356 ------------ 1491 SALT ....................................................................................... 3,542,921 3,259,346 283.57S 149? SULPHUR, DRY ............................................................................... 1,248,552 ------------ 1,248,552 1494 GYPSu,*, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ----------------------------------------------------------------- 9,345,500 9,?35,781 109,719 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC .................................................................. 2,575,427 1,953,876 621.5SI ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES ------------------------------------------------------------------- 25,156 2?,387 S,769 FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEA.T, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ------------ 1,714:325 1144:1111 899:S14 ?012 MEAT;AND PRODJCT3, NEC ------------------ 329 681 96 846 32 a35 2014 TALLOA, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS ............................................................... 1,294,823 ------------ 1,294,823 2015 ANIAAL,SY-PRUDUCTS, NEC .................................................................... 699,184 11,629 687.555 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC ........................................................................ lq8,347 156,661 41,686 2022 DRIED 4ILK AND CREAM ....................................................................... 270,854 31,941 238,913 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ............................................................... 436,559 346,990 89,569 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ................................................................... ?911328 749,713 241,6t$ 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, 14EC .............................................................. 2,671,665 21148,910 522,755 2041 AHEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA ................................. 1:205:975 1:111:971 ?04Z ANI%ALtFEEDS ............................................. 12 29b 472 1 963 253 2049 GRAIN.MILL-PRODUCTS, NEC ................................................................... 6,568,113 261,289 6,586,524 2061 SUGAR ...................................................................................... 1,520,345 1,310,656 209,689 2062 040LASSES ................................................................................... 1,4250Q19 1,142,003 282,616 2081 ALCO14OLIC.SEVERAGES ........................................................................ 2,542,194 2,232,447 309,747 2091 VEGETAaLE@OILS, IARG, SHORT ................................................................ 3,261,045 11517,993 1,743,OS2 2092 AN14AL OILS AND FATS, NEC ------------------------------------------------------------------ Bb,363 12,451 73,912 2095 ICE ........................................................................................ 283,264 282,261 1,003 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 2,382,997 1,003,597 1,379,400 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ....................................................................... 240,542 6,383 234,159 BASIC TEXTILES 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ..................................................................... 1,199,130 1,174,S78 624,SS2 2212 TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC ........................................................................ 88,906 43,198 45,708 14 uw.&d swe4' 19o, TABLE 2A--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT COASTAL PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1956--CDNTINUED (IN TONS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL, IMPORTS EXPORTS APPAREL OTHER FINISHE D TEXTILE PRODJCTS , 1N CUD I NG KNIT 2311 APPAREL --------------------- 4-------------------------------------------------------------- 1,16@,159 1,082,356 80,803 LU4BER & WOOD PRODS.,EXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21,310:381 223:332 21,087:049 2413 FUEL%600D, CHARCOAL, WASTES ------------------------------------------------------ 284 8 7, 255 395 29 476 2414TIMaER, POSTS, POLES, PILING ............................................................... 36,91b 6,821 30,095 241S PULPWOOD, LOG .............................................................................. 86,921 86,417 504 2416 MOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ............................................................... 7,666,701 749,463@@ 6,917,238 2421 LUMBER ..................................................................................... 6,036,930 2,168,1731 3,868,757 2431 VENEER, PLYNUDD, WORKED WOOD ............................................................... 11794,597 1,090,2761 704,321 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC -----------------;................................................... 79L,023 352,67S 438,348 FURNI-TURE L FIXTURES 2SII FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ..................................................................... 980,226 899,6101 80,618 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ....................................................................................... 5164119S9 608,107 5.033,852 2621 STANDARD 4EIJSPRINT PAPER ................................................................... 2,395,163 1,826,259 565,904 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ....................................................................... 5,716,133 2,031,705 3,684,36S 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ............................................................... 370,540 176,IbS 194,375 PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED 4ATTER ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 266,025 tgB,985 87040 CHEMICALS & ALLIED PkDDUCTS 2811 CRUDE@TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS-; ------------------------------------- 1,111:148 .... SU3:638 _:30. 21b12 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS ........................................ 20 601 28 601 2513 ALCOHOLS ................................................................................... 3,40B,533 2,495,420 913,113 2616 RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL$, WASTES .............................................................. 20,199 14,831 5,368 2617 BENZENE AND TOLUENE ........................................................................ 997,805 577,419 420,386 2519 BASIC CHE4ICALS AND PROD, NEC .............................................................. 33,069,370 17,676,131 15,393,239 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS ................................................................... .-_ 4,aS3,694 750,4701 3,503,224 2822 SYNTHETIC RUbBER .................................................................... :: ..... 546,119 15,459 530,660 2823 SYNTHETICAMAN-MADE) FIBERS ......................................................... 379,334 78,757 300,5117 2531 DRUGS ............................................................................... 28QI SOAP ............................... 187,816 107,617 801199 ........................................................ 565,SIS 158,539 406,97b 2851 PAINTS ..................................................................................... 504,093 023,844 $0,249 2861 GUN AND WOOD CHEMICALS --------------------------------------------------------------------- 239,653 27,376 212,2TI 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS --------------------------------------------------------------- 4,453,7S9 1,733,864 2,719,695 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTIL12ERS ........................................................ ...... 4,2S3,bO7 1,571,716 2,01,891 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ....................................................... :::: ...... 1,473,350 116,4b8 1,356,582 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS--@ .............................................................. 289,315 102,070 187,245 2879 FERTJLIZEq AND MATERIALS, 14EC .............................................................. 7,229,491 121,9DO 7,t07,591 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ................................................................ 1,765,515 630,023 1,135,492 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ................................................................................... 23,151 @'.S@:09'1 V:'113:111O I:QS47:95.1 2912 JET FUEL ................................................................................... 28 3 29 B?T 4 1 40 2913 KEROSENE ................................................................................... 1460,114 t02,778 31,336 2914 013TILLATE FUEL OIL ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21,668,203- 17,846,351 3,821,852 2915 RESIDUALIFUEL OIL .......................................................................... 60,225,612 47,564,159 12,661,453 2916 LUBRICATING 010 AND GREASES ............................................................... 2,275,276 185,513 2,089,763 2917 NAP4T4A, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS ................................................................ 5,903,355 5,609,489 293,866 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES--r ................................................................ 2,363,671 2,264,920 98,7sl 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ....................................................................... 20,031,945 3,067,771 lb,964,174 2921 LIQJEFIED GASES ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,823,882 3,480,102 1,343,780 2951 ASPHAL4 BUILDING MATERIALS ................................................................. 19,125 ............ 19,125 2991 PETROLEUM A40 COAL PROD, NEC -------------- ................................................ 1?01387 63,298 107,089 RUBBER K MISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RU88ER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD ............................................................... 2,354,115 1,953,796 430,319 LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ............................................................... 961,135 872,600 89,135 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS .................................................................... 695,388 384,3be 3tl,020 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ............................................................................ 12,519,536 12,490,66S 28,871 3251 STRUCTURAL,;CLAY PRODUCTS ................................................................... 974,383 842,508 131,875 3i!71 614E ----------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 9,398 6,043 3,355 32B1,CUT@STQNE,AND STONE PRODUCTS --------------------------------------------------------------- 573,694 562,266 11,425 3291 MISC'NONAETALLIC MINERAL PROD -------------------------------------------------------------- 1,036,608 722,196 314,412 PR14ARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON ................................................................................... 663,737 606,08S 57,652 3312 SLAG ....................................................................................... 36,455 36,376 79 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRI4ARY FORMS .................................... :: 10:8410:294 1:790:584 '1 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC:SMEET ................................... 6 9 377 9 597 Ob7 5;:731,00 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS .............................................................. 951,692 84,688 867,004 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ............................................................... 2,943,327 2,723,RD@O 2t9,527 3318 FERRDALLOYS ................. ............................................................... 1,419,01 1,364,32S 35,306 3349 IRON@AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC ............................................................... 420,861 323,431 97,430 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ..................................................................... 280,904 ISS,353 9S,551 3322' COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED ..................................................................... 792,IS2 524,823 267,329 3323,LEAD AND:ZINC, UNNORKED .................................................................... 245,146 201,783 43,363 3324 ALU41NUM AND ALLOYS, UNNORKED .............................................................. 1,081,049 5419,4b4 531,585 NATOONAL SUMMARJES TABLE 2h.-SUMMARY OVFOREIGWCOMMERCE AT@COASTAL,PORITS, BY COMMODITY@ CALENDAWYEAR 198S.-CONTINUED (MMS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL. IMPORTS EXPORTS FABRICATM4ETAWPRODUCTS', EXCEPTI ORDNANCE..mACMINERY,g TRANS'. EQUIP@ 3411-FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTSw .......... ....................................................... 3,78L,799 3,302,902 475,597 MACHINERY, EXCEPT@ZLECTRICAL, 3S11-MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ................................................................ 50695,007 4,003,900 1,69t,107 ELECTRICAL@MACHINERY, EQWIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL,MACH AND,EQUIP .................................................................. 3,788,337 2,,937,788 SSO.549 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 MOTOR 'VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP .................................... 31 371, 6".96. 'fi's? 934 716 3721 AIRCRAFT AND-PARTS .............................................. 31:691 il,924 19:9b? 3731@SHIPS AWSOATS ............................................................................ 123,378 50,242 73,136 3,791-141SCITRANSPORTATION,EQUIPMENT .............................................................. 74,568 27,T72 46,796 INSTRUMENTS, PHDTOGRAPMML OPTICAL! GOODS, NATCMES 6 CLOCKS 3811@INSTR,. TIK@ PHOTO, OPT GOODS ............................................................... 426,396 273,279 IS3,lt9 MISC. PRODUCT$ OF MANUFACTURING 3911-MISCIMANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ................................................................. 1,567 .499 1,469,504 98,995 4ASMS SCRAP MATERIALS 4011. IRON AND STEEL,SCRAP ....................................................................... 8'509'921@ 177,9ST 5,331,964 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ..................................................................... 1,690,83ir 662,466 10036,363 4022 TEXTILE,mASTE, SCRAP, SOIEEP .................. T............................................ P. 286,,139 8,097 278,042 4024 PAPMWASTE:AWSCRAP ...................................................................... 4,295,669 11,013 4,264,06 SPECIAL@ITEMS 4112rCOMMOD1,TIES,.NEC ...................................................................... 1,075094 SBS,ISS 490,836 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI .............................................................. 564,738 462',614 102,064 16 Wa&@ &mmftw 4 eie Wwle&d sured" 199Y TABLE 28--SUMMARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT GREAT LAKE, PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALENDAR;YEAR 19aa CIN TONS OF ?,000 PDUNOS) COMMODITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS Tam@ CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTALv ALL COM40DITIES .................. 52,491,630 16,854,005 11,720,685 '1,133,320 36,637,625 31,653,4DI 4,986,224 FARM PRODUCTS OJOZ BARLEY AND RYE .......................... $92,591 ?7,633 27,633 ............ 864,9SB 424,711 440,247 0103 CORN .................................... 2,223,915 ............ ............ ............ 2,223,91S 1,412,734 811,181 0104 OATS ........... ! ......................... 36,181 36,111 36,111 ............ TO TO ............ 0107 VsHEAT ................................... 2,030,083 107,235 107,235 ............ 1,9?2,848 397,352 1,525,496 0111 SOYBEANS ................................ 775,063 ............ ............ ............ 775,D83 t24,366 00,717 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ........................... 20,994 5,44S 5,423 22' 15,549 ............ 15,549 OIRI TOBACCO..LEAF --------------------------- 942 ............ ............ ............ 942 ------------ 942 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ........................ 6,069 907 798 9 5,26a ............ 5,262 0131 FRESH,FRUITS ............................ 36 ............ ............ ............ 36 ............ 36 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS ................... 2,014 2,014 ............ 2,014 ............ ......................... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ............. 43,123 458 385 73 4a,665 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ............... .66 42,599 2,052 be 10 sa 11984 1,953 31 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ------------- 3 3............ 3 FOREST PRODUCTS 054L CRUDE;RUSSER AND ALLIED 6013 ............ 16,116 16,116 16,116 0661 FOREST@PROOUCTS, NEC .................... 79 78 la 66 1............ FRESH FISM,& OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ............ 17 4............ 13 13 ............ "ETAL61C-DRES 1011 IRON ORE,AND CONCENTRATES ............... 9,354,958 3,830,172 3,529,778 300,394 5,524,786 51221IS79 303#207 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES ............. 14,922 14,922 ............ 14,922, ............ ............ ............ 1061 MANGANESEIORES, CONCENTRATES ............ S6,5S2 56.552 ............ 56,55Z ------------ ------------ ------------ 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC ........... 76,923 7b.880 15,018 61,662 43 ............ 43 COAL 1121 COALIAND LIGNITE ------------------------ 19,030,947 ............ ............ ............ 19,030,947 ISF794,050 236,897 CRUDE@PETRDLEUM 1311 CRUDEIPE-TROLEUM ......................... 46,092 2S.59a 25,594 ............ ?0,498 20,495 ............ NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT@FULL3 t4ll LIMESTONE ............................... 3,195,296 son 500 ............ 3,194,?96 3,194,796 ............ 1442 $AND, GRAVEL', CRUSHED ROCK .............. 2,124,484 1,639,894 lFb39,762 13? 464,590 484,590 ...... 1451 CLAY .................................... 160,663 26,955 1 26,954 133,706 120,872 1471 PHOSPHATE ROCK .......................... 7;*;;; 60,870 ............ ............ ............ 60,670 6OF870 ........... 1491 SALT .................................... 2,281,652 1,559,175 1,859,ITS ............ 4?2,47T 422,477 ............ 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS -------------- 30,838 ............ ............ ............ 30,838 30,838 ............ 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ............... 161,826 Ist's7l llb,U38 3S,533 10,255 ............ 10,255 FOOD 9 KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ............ 22 22 ............ 22 ------------- ------------ ------------ 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL,FATS AND DILS ............ 39,796 ............ ............ ............ 39,796 970 38,82b 2015 AN14AL.BY-PRODUCTS, NEC ................. 25 2S 23 2............ ............ ............ 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC --------------------- 15 IS ............ is ............ ............ ............ Z022 DRIED,MILK AND CREAM .................... 12,205 ............ ............ ............ 12"208 ............ l2v208 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ............ 34 34 ............ 34 ............ ............ ............ 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ---------------- 65 22: ............ 22 43 ------------- 43 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NEC ----------- 324 324 ............ 324 ............ ............ ............ Z041 4HEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA ................ 9,521 ............ ............ ............ 9.521 ............ 9,S21 2042 AN14AL FEEDS ............................ 62,153 36,537 36,537 ............ ?5,616 ----------- 25.61b 2049 GRAIN MILL:PNODUCTS, NEC ................ 53,648 8,096 7,958 135 45,552 ........... 45,SS2 2061 SUGAR ................................... 3,428 ............ ............ ............ 2062 MOLASSES ................................ 3,426 3,428 ------------ 1,439 ............ ............ ............ 1,439 1,439 ............ 2081 ALCOHOLIC;BEVERAGES ..................... 3,655 3.655 IOU 3,555 ............. ............ ............ 2091 VEGETABLE,OILS, MARG, $MORT ............. 17,314 1.007 70S 302 16,307 ............ 16,307 2092 ANIMAL,OILS AND FATS, NEC --------------- 77 77 ............ 77 ............ ............ ............ 2095 ICE ..................................... 39 39 ............ 39 ............ ............ ............ 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ............. 37,559 561 8 553 36,998 es 36,913 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2141 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES -------------------- to I............ 1 9............ 9 BASIC TEXTILES 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ------------------ 5,481 5,472 IS S,454 9 3 6 APPAREL'& OT14ER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCUDING KNIT 2311-APPAREL ................................. 782 176 2 174 606@ ............ 606 LUMBERig WOOD PRDDS.,EXC. FURNIcTURE 2411 LOGS .................................... 82 ............ ............ ............ 82 ... 2413 FUEL,0UOD. CHARCOAL*, WASTES ------------- 15,629 15,629 18,629 ............ ................ .......... 2421 LU14SER .................................. 8,723 s,fio3 81582 21 120 34 86 2431 VENEER, PLYNDDa. WORKED WOOD ------------ 3,095 3,072 2,939 33 23 .......... 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC .................. I,469 246 77 169 23' 1.2 NATONAL SUMMARIES TABLE 2B--BU414ARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT'GREAT'LAKES PORTS, BY COMMODITY, CALEMDAWYEAR 1988--CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUND$). IMPORTS EXPORTS COMMODITY TOTAL: TOTAL- CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL; CANADIAN OVERSEAS FURNITURE,& FIXTURES 2SII FURNITURE@AND FIXTURES .................. 11ITS I,Ib2 620 542 13 ............ t3 PULP, PAPEWS ALLIED PRODUCTS 2bil PULP .................................... 197,604 197,604 90,706 106,59S ............ ............ ............ 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT'PAPER -------------- 202,920 202,634 202',834 ------------ 86 86 .......... 2631,PAPER ANO;PAPERBOARD .................... 624 S74 327 247 50 ........... WI@PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ............ t2o 97 ............ 97 23 14 PRINTED MATTER 2711, PRINTED MATTER .......................... ISO 138 37 tot 42 41 CHEMICALS 6 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2811 CRUDE@TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS ............ 99,323 99,323 99,276 47 ............ ............ .......... 2512 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING HATS ............. 13 ............ ............ ........... 13 ............ 2613,ALCOHOLS ................................ 3o,270 R9,324 29,166 15; 94b ............ 946 2617 SENZENE,AND TOLUENE ..................... 92,055 ?5175T 75'7S7 ............ 16,328 16,328 ------------ 2819 BASIC CHE"ICALS.AND PROD, NEC ..... @w ..... 282,495 277,bq4 260,07S 17,569 418si 696 4,155 2S21 PLASTIC MATERIALS ....................... 13,256 12,539 11,523 11016 717 ISO S67 2622 3YNTHETIC,RUBSER ........................ 41 ............ ............ ............ 41 36 S 2631-DRUGS ................................... 5,604 5,416 50295 12t Ise 2 186 2641 SOAP .................................... 41037 34S 116 229 3,692 299 3,394 2851 PAINTS .................................. 29,593 29'sao 19,352 10,228 13 1 12 2861 GUM AND NOOD CHEMICALS ------------------ 21 21 20 1............ 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ............ 194,156 194,156 31,236 162,920 ............ 26721POTA3SIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ............... 917,185 896,781 89a,781 ---------- 18,404 18,404 .......... 2576 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS ------------- 121 23 23 ............ 98 ............. 2579 FERTILIZER AND-MATERIALS, NEC ........... 99 99 ............ 99 ............ ............ ............ 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ............. 1,314 631 89 542 683 63 620 PETROLEUM 9 COAL;PRODJCTS 2911,GASOLINE ................................ 183,207 143,964 13a,454 S'51 0 39,243 39,243 ............ 2912'JET FUEL ................................ 6,711 6,711 ............ 6,711 ............ ............ ....... 2913 KEROSENE ................................ 30,333 ............ ............ ............ 30,333 30,333 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL,UIL --------------------- 84,7tl 36,200 36,280 ------------ 46,431 48,431 2915 RESIDUAL,FUEL OIL ....................... 401,900 401,900 289,106 112,794 ............ ............ ............ 2916'LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES ------------ 62,396 ............ ............ ............ 62,396 b2,382 14 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEU4 SOLVENTS ............. tb,936 10936 16,936 ......................... ............ ............ 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ............... 128,01B 49,827 .18,935 30,092 TB,191 76,19t ------ 2920 COKE, PETR06EU14 COKE -------------------- 1,022,747 618,19S 592,531 25,664 404,552 185,667 2 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ......................... 2,942 2,942 2,942 ............ ............ .. 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS .............. 10,057 ............ ............ ........... 10,057 10,057 ............ 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ............ It ............ ............ ........... 9 2 RUBBER 9 MISC. PLAVIC@PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND MISC@PLASTIC@PROD ------------ 2,131 1,905 165 1,820 146 87 59 LEAT14ER S LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ------------ 176 128 ............ 128 48 ............ 48 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE.PROD. 32ti GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ................ 894 B35 29 806 59 33 26 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ......................... 1,286,998 1,19D,820 1,138,039 52,761 96,178 96,178 ............ 32SI STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ---------------- 10,141 10,141 1 10,140 ............ ............ ............ 3261@CUT STONE,AND-STONE PRODUCTS ............ 1,132 1,132 ............ 1,132 ............ ............ ......... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD --------- 19,460 367 7 360 19,093 18,819 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 @PIG IRON ................................. 72,,566 72,566 7V'IlS 2,445 ............ ............ ............ 3312 SLAG .................................... B7,038 87,038 87,03 ,8............ ............ ............ ...... 3314 IRON AND STEEL,PRIMARY FOR14S ............ 356,900 349,839 ............ 349,B39 7,061 ............ 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC@SHEET ----------- 2,227,230 2,227,20 36,999 2,t9O,22 13 ............ 13 IRON 11 3316 AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS ----------- 118,557 14,689 ............ 14,6.9 103,866 ------------ 103,868 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ------------ 42,Z60 42,160 105 42,055 Soo 100 ...... :::::: 3316 FERROALLOYS ............................. 112'a94 112,294 27,753 $4,541 ............ ............ ...... 3349 IRON AND STEEL-PRODUCTS, NEC ............ S5,278 84,489 10 54,479 3,789 3,777 12 3521 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC .................. 6,539 6,164 67 6,071 375 295 so 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNVIDRKED --------------- lab 182 9 173 4 ............ 4 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNWDRKED ----------------- 119,011 119,011 226 118,753 ............ ............ ............ 3324 ALU14INUM AND ALLOYS, UNWURKED ----------- 8,14b 8,146 3,251 4,895 ............ ............ ............ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............... 20,480 26,8o9 5,769 21,040 11671 887 784 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ............ 49,654 41,618 I,OOB 40,610 8,036 1,117 6,919 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL@MACM AND EQUIP -------------- 4,988 41066 110 3,956@ 922, 278 644 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EUUIP ------------ 297,773 10,097 6,770 3,327 297,06 284, 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ...................... "-,I !:g.!! to ............ ............ 18 7fta4OW0 19 fff TABLE 28-.SU4MARY OF FOREIGN C04MERCE AT:GREAT LAKES PORTS, BY COMMODITY. CALENDMYEAR 1955--CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IMPORTS EXPORTS COMMODITY TOTAL TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (CONTINUED) 3731 SHIPS AND.E BOATS ------------------------- 32 27 5 3 2 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EGJIPMENT ----------- 1,9TO S21 439 t,449 ............ . 1,449 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES L CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, T14E, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ........... 23Z 152 2 ISO 80 ............ so MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC'MANUFACTURED PRODUCT S....... 7 ------ 532 S16 32 464 lb ........... 16 WASTE 6 SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL!SCRAP .................... 483,655 57,410 56,161 649 !!t:!4.! 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP .................. 106,725 tOb,725 3,719 103,006 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, $WEEP--T .......... 129 ............ ............ ............ 129 ...... .... 129 4024 PAPER WASTE AND'SCRAP ................... 500 399 399 ............ 101 101 ............ SPECIAL ITEMS 4112 COP44ODITIES, NEC ........................ 9,086 8,848 61605 2,243 1,038 503 s3s 9999 DEPART4ENTiOF DEFENSE'AND SCI ........... 71 ............I------------ I------------ 1 -71 ............ 7 . . ....... ........... ....... . .. t9s'sli zwess oti -01 ESIASIS ................ rynni imbiivm vim rlI NVN ........ ......... 26"tr ..... IIVNVH nS8Vwi3VN1VAtVq T.121.... 6.20.4-t ..... ........... ?9091"21,59 9 12 ... *rVNVl ImassV14 nvivlvwnv)l ... ........... 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Ott-stoat ...... 4-ii .................. 3111AS83INAS; 91NUilMS mviwi i CiQN(1Od OGOQ k 4NG1 P10 9061 lViA 4VON3`IiO aSkNU OVIVI AVUS 'ONROM393 1AM00 43133131 UV 6t 53MVWMM T04MV14 20 ?Va&d&uw eom&vnw 4 tic , *aae'd sw"' 19 ff f TABLE,3--COMMERCEIAT'SELECTEO PORTS EXCLUDING GREAT LAKES PORTS, CALFNDAR@YEAR 1988--CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 2',000 POUNDS) FOREIGN, DOMESTIC PORTt TOTALi COASTWISEi INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS LOCAL! RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS INDIAN& MOUNV.VERNON ........................... 4,913,6SO ........... .......... ........... I'oso' 0539057 4,052,493 bfzso@ KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE-* .......................... 7,762'0902 ........... . ......... ........... ........... S#S82,0316 2',376,719 SP947 LOUISIANA- BATONIROUGEO ........................... 79,857,473 14,751v192 13,243,941 4#902',771 3,390#034 15,2bb'0473- 2S,391,469 1,910,791 LAKE. CHARLES (CA6CA31EU. RIVER. ANO4 PASS) 37f3ll*924 17,837PS02 '4#453v414 , 1.17b,830 2@770,620 '5#109#869 5#716,442 611,347 LA9tPROVIOcmC6.v ... . . ...... @4 710,934 .... . ..... ... ;...... 6w . .......6.... ........... 549,2sa 160,075, I'S95 MWORLEAMS-s;im ........................ 175,SDOOSS 21,115,719 46,460,456 .1,900#501 6;6'p93Iv278 17#388#787 502azoobe MAIN61 BUCKSPORTIMAMSOR ...................... 9SS.Slo 678,193 ........... 2S3,241 S'S16, ....... 18,560 ..... PORTLAND-HARBOR ........................ 8,048,262 5,508,245 88,024 2008#947 72,504 18,376 ............ savibb SCARSPORT-4AROOR ....................... 1,173,188 6211018 42,0216 1 490#902 28,992, .......... a. ........... ..... (4ARYLANOz BALTIMOREIKAROWANDICMANNeLS .......... 41,92S,74S 16,SQ9,498 12,22b 630 2,SZ2,629 2',BS3,341 3,511,61S, 855,603, 3.4sopZ49 MASSACHUSETTS FALL,RIVER@MARBOR ...................... 4,787,079 328,34S .......... 4#416,312 250 42,172 ........... I........... VEN BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN HARBOR ------- 504,919 S71700 3,779 198,956 151,209 38'f12 11 55,132 PORTIDFAOSTON-6-6-@---o .............. 20,641,073 11,92b,301 S54,347 6,322'P406 lt204,632 42,S21 ..... m..... 5940864 SALEtCAARBOR ........................... 11465,073 zM491 ........ 1.191'saa ........... ........... ....................... VINEYARD HAVEM@HAR&OR .................. 356,688 ........... ............. 300,622 56,066 ........... ..... 6..... ........... "INNESOTk MINNEAPOLIS ............................ 1,629,400 .......... .......... ........... ............ 869,596' 750,SO4 ........... St. PAUL-@ .............................. 6056r144 ........... ....... .. ........... ...... .... 3vl23o6SS; 3#831'#409 ........... "ISSISSIPPI BILOXI,HARSOR .......................... Z"231049 ........... ... 29 2:11730* 977 9S.554. 668 GREENVILLEP ............................ 2*343#4S6 .... 114 b 308 841,119 ............ ;ULFPOR7,HARSOA ........................ 923*718 . boave4c 1421,621 ...... ... ........... 129,466 48,789 ------ NATCHEZ ... @-"w ........................ $05,482 .... . ........... .......... ........... 201,390, 306,79r ..... PASCAGOULAIHARaOR---l ........... 726 13,909"203 48.31636 271,546 S*SGS:.6!9 lv597,230 4,W,948; ;5,175 VICKSBURG ... mm ................. ::::::: 283:11ib'12:183 33 3 ......... . ....... . bIT0,907 9911240 MISSOURli PORT; OF XA93AtCITY .................... 2'oJ87f344 ........... ..... ........... 4021,073 397PS71, Iv32Ts7OO PGRT;QF METROPQLITAN-ST@ LOUIS ......... 29w011,497 ........... .......... ..... ........... 6,34?@152 20,200*727 2#490s618 NEW MAMPinfle, PORTSMOUTH;HARSOR .......... ........... 3v483v9O3 2,099,646 272,S92 10098,38S 7,20s: ........... ........... 5#872 NEW JERSEY CAMDEN- GLOUCESTER- .... 7,8290600 WOSP603 It271,496 1,162#822 43S,4S& 1,244@698 961.3"s. 48,ISI PAVOSORO: 2b 004,479 12#333,021 16SO512 884,71S 3,2350766' 3,086464 2,011tl2S; 2$8,269 TRENTON-MARBOR ...... .... 936,.721 .... .. 6.... ...... m.... ........... ........... 956"121 ........ ;i.... NEW TORKI HEMPSTEA&HARBOR ....................... 1,283,934 ........... ........... 1,283,651, 283 ................................... PORT,CHESTERtMARSOR .................... 389,962 ........... .......... ................. 240,022 ............. 149#440 PORT,JEFFERSON,MARBOR .................. 3,839,106 474,653 1,666 3,277,35D. 83,102 ........... ............ 2,33S PORT;OVALSANY-.@ ....................... 3,061,379 2,265#883 57,663 . $89#057 TIP232 4,32S,976 395,725, 52,843 PORt;OF NEW YORK ----------------------- ISS,Obl,783 49,09WIS 5#752,232 25,190,487 2S,646',467 4,314,994 15,S04,416' 26,760,469 TARRYTOWN, HARBOR ....................... 461,413 ........... ......... i ............... 461,413, -w .................... NORTH CAROLINA MDKHEAD@CITV HARBOR ................... 6,250@648 609053 2@,410'971 655 476 11 1 t $Is 55"' 733:0201 IS 09 PoRtior'NILMINGION.i ................... 6#028,198@ 2'#676',860 $521,623 3,2SS:9631' 71:S::" '!- to . OHIO, @7:874 065 51@ 36:7225 CjMC%NWAj'j@ ............................. 11.242"990 ........... .......... .......... .. ..... I ?,5,73faso, 11649, oss 19,802 NATX*M SUMMU&S 21 TASLEI 3.-COMMERCEI ATt SELECTED, PORTW lNgLUD-INCL CREAT@ LAXEst, Poftge' CALENDAR; YEAR; 1965-CONTINUEO CIN@TON3 OF.2',OOO POUNDS) FORE-SON DOMESTIC PORTi TOTA6t COABTWIS9' INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS LOCAL, Racgipys ' SHIPH900- RECEIPTS, 5M4PMENTd OREGON, COOS SAY ............................... 7faloi4as 45,960 40989447 2S3v6ZI 92097 699,666 1,32S,574 4SOO060 OREGONI ftcusm@ C NoAlrmi PORTLAND,, HARSQR@ 2"1620906 404f?23, 1,039,989 34,349 172@659 442',756 68'432@ ........... PORT$ OF'ASTOR4A-i .......... i-s-ii ..... IVO90647 21,566 879,697 477 25#720 tia,479 50,65W ..... PQR-TlOF PORTLAND ........................ 31,910940 2#546',1121 16,79-3,360 2,,4361*375 607,269 0948,066 1'759'929@ a YAQOINA10AN ANG"HIARSOR .......m......... 1,127,333 ........ w-, 410,445 .11600 135,088 .... m ..... ;- 720,000 ..... PENNSYLVANIA] CHESTER ------ - ----- I ........ - - ----- .7540325 340il6s 86',323 ......... ........... 341,133, 16"701 ........... 9ARCUS@HOOKiANO,VIQjNqfflY ................. 29,615,M 199,693 Z*,SHv5Q5 1#890s659 5,7460766: 3,119,435 153,061 PENA, MANOR, AND. VICINITN ................. 0600904 4vW,SA3@ '1'816 1 L13,109 ........... 1340@134 108,302 ...... .................. 37,82b',999 20#439,1916. bs6a"s 9 803#860 3,611,367 6*73b4ll, 2,2b3v?10, 1'0.@ .................... 34,373#364 ...... ......... w .... . ........ I.. ............ 17,416,302- 3#394,727 3,s62,0335 AHODEi ISLAND; NEWPORItHARBOR ................. v ....... 449PS97 440,919 213 472 .......... 7,993 ....................... PROVIOENCEiRIMIA'ANDIHARBOR ----------- 7,837,071 3,70,897 343,332 3,366#70 32S,321 25,613 27,084 asol2o C"ARLEOTONINARSOR ..................... 9o8l9o334 2'#925,869 3,332,436 3,179,71% 171,540 59,122, 32,02621 114,350 GCORGE109WHARSORI(WINVAKBAY) ......... 826,421 643#113, 42',568 ........... 3,031L 39,171 98's3a ....... TENNESSEE@ CHWANOOGAb ......... ................. b486,894 ....................... ........... ........... 2',415,207 6a's6s 1 3,04i KNOXVILLE .............................. 379,713 ...................... ........... ........... 257'766@- 121,947 ----- MENPH-13-i ............................... 10,200,387 ...................... ........... ........... 7,562,123, 2"S09,TSI l3S's7; PORTiof NASHVILLE .... . ................ 39306"03 ........... .......... ....................... 3,093,367 2121,826 ............ TEXAS .BEAUMONT ............................... 31,947,319 5#6%lr54O 4,095,57S 4,094,736' 3,857,157 8,169,644 5,621,937 464,730 SRONNSVILLE ............................. 1,237,027 174,706 JS6@787 ...v ....... i. .............. 744,560, .160,259 - 91s CORPUS CHRISTI ..................... 56',310,445 27,bbz',564 5,090,346 423#611 9,6SB,893- 4's43S,147 9#087,074 1,952,610 FREEPORTIPIAR80R ........................ 15,137,891 4,964,702' 1,330,218 3,636,375@ 437,040 2',674,750 1,943,096 131,710 ;ALVESTON-(;ALNESTO*CHANNEW .......... 12,364,709 SZ912351 6,S41,045 I238,SSS, 1,749,642 680,549 299,2s9 16@424 '4AR8OR'l3l.*No ........ m.................. 1,630,500 1,459,2S8 47 ........... ........... -45,910 125,285 ....... ;.... HOUSTON (HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL) ......... 124,886063 41POeb 260@ 23,535,406 3,552,660 9,S01,082" 26 934,982 tb',109,149 10,091,124 MATAGORDA,SMIP CMANNEL-i .............. 5,061.695 3#670,179 '* 215,770 ........... ........... 443,535 729,211 ..... @'w .... ORANGE ........ i-; ....................... 657,627 10791, 25,443 ........... 3.000 s4s'14v @109,250 ........... PORT.ARTHUR ................... v........ 23,601,409 11#861teso 3rZ09,15 1 434,959 20132,0011 1,549,312 4,701,173 92,953 PORT! ISABEL ............................ 345,466 .... m-m- -a* ....... ........... ........... li3do? 204"759 ............ 3ASINCIPASS HARBOR ..................... 11240,508 1,6631 3,252 ........... ........... 557,000 b85.585@ ....... T9943 CITY (TEXAS Cl.TY CHANNELA ........ 4t,746',698 21.027,TS9 .1,999,110 3,76S#698 4#205,2b6 4,83s'sos 6's3o'Ol9 303:;;7 VICITOR(LA ... a4i .....i....... ........ S,5621,336 -...... v.. .......... ........... ........... 1,451,351 20080,985 ........ VIRSI94A NORFOLK HARBOR ........................ 46',872,00? 5#611,521. 30,493,153 1,1024639 2,2i%I,S�9 3*766,9321 2@S711497 1,094,496 PORTrOF HOPENELL ...................... 1,243,740 1 16'saf. ' 4so'bal 20100 70,865@ ' 369,461 323,907 ........... PORIt of N"Pakf' Nels .................... 21,391,195 654,023, 1603570706 3#739 366*932 517,90a 1,155,89S 2,1992 Pofll;Df RICHNOMO-i ..................... 2,,574,064 ays@909 1. 202',405 323V503 1194OS7 1,271,010, 382@'Jao ........ 4.. NA3144NOTON, ANACORTES HARBOR ............... 13,637#730 11504,573, 1,345,940 7,972,324 2@003,871, 192,,112 641,870 1 71040 afLL4NGHAf4!8AN AND-HARBOR .............. 1,867:371 , 404,274 343,654 169,622 559,464 187,119 203,235 ........... EVERETT HARBOW ANO@ SNONOMISW RiVER ..... 7,195 543 3SS,224 2", 166,606 ....... I-; .. ........... 1,617,764 9S3,859 2,300,090 ;RANS HARBOWAND CMINAL43 RIVER ....... 6,476,,279 41,519 3v754,511 S4,792 139,71s'....i ................. 2,513,742 AA14MINSLEN INLCX---"s ........ ........ $34,418 ........... .......... ........ . i........... 560612' (474,806 ........... OLNOPIA AAROOR@-v ........................ IW670534 141 1,031,301 ........... 38,S44 204,147. 314,412 70789 PORtri ANGELES HARBOR .................... 3.056,765 361,895, 1,940,000 754 ........... 544,757 295o577 02"006 PORTI SAMBLE-HARSOR ..................... 737,470 ...........i ..... .... ........... 72112S3. 3,75,268 289,949 ..... . .... PORTt OF KAL@144,--@ ....................... 7,521,286 60,372, 6'*872,171 ........... 123,788 46tv2se 31699 ..... PWYDF LONGV19" ....................... 9,002',721 848,950 6',361,130 43t$73 144PIS3, liS60,737 10,466 PDRT@OF-VAMCOUVER ...................... 3,375.131 857,19T 449,782 6,423 13.031, 1,912',179 74,549 ----- PDRT@TOONSENVWBOR ................... 464,267 161'aas 40,996 ........... ........... 2321,338 29,70B ..... SEATTLE HARBOR ......................... 13,64S.664 StO73,705 6,342,537 1,167,960 1,114r606 3,085,303, 1,040,019 8 T'ACOMA,"ARSOR .......................... 20@667,547 4,101,545 10,966,320 1'sab'547 1,354,243 1,925,311 435o525 378,026 NEST! VIRSIMIJAI HUNTINGTON ............................. 17,700017 ........... ........... ........... ........... 349,292' 17,300,07S 11350 PUERTO-RICO INTRATFRRITORY 14AYAGUEZ HARBOR ------------------------ @370,554 282"592, 3,534 41fzas@ 12'soo 291.140, 11363 ........... PONCEIPIARSOR-m ......................... 59st4co 448,104 95, 37 Z. la,942 ........... 32"902, ...... 3AWJUAN HARBOR ........................ l3w503,267 4#956,S&6, 602',129 4,393#391, 1*000,007 2',141,368 219,2SQ VIRGIN ISLANDS CNRISTIANSTEOf HARBOR, 3P. CROIN -------- 993,716, 744,264 796@ ...... . . ...... 27,SS2, 47 57 A, , a 1, " :1! 376.THORAS HARBOR ...................... 4 4 4 61 It 7 6 2, 786 ....... 27t,630, 28,614 ............ 22 %aza sm im, rgry TABLE, 3A--COP*,qERCE AT SELECTED, AREAS, -CALENDAR- YEAR 1986. (IN TONS O@@20000 POUNDS) NET TOTAL' FOREIGN DOMESTICI AREA: :DUPLICATIONS TOTALi IN AREA ELIMINATED) IMPORTV EXPORTS C013TWIM LAKEWISE: INTERNW LOCAL: DEWAREi RIVER, AW TRIBUTARIES',. TRENTON,, N. J@'., TO THE;3EA SURLINGTON-FLORENCE-ROEBLING, N. J ......... ........ 912,461 304j238 iS3 7,574 -m ........ 498,966 ........... CAMDEN-GLOUCESTER, N. J -------------------- -------- -- 7,529,600 2,705,603 1,271,498 1,596,275 .......... 2,206,073 48,LSI CHESTER? PA.-6--@ ........................... ........... 1754,325 310#166 $6,323 ........... .......... 357f534 LOMER OELANARE,SAY,.DEL .................... ........... 1OP911#92b 4pbQ9,194 -5,793 697,637 .......... 13,599,102 ....... v- AARCU3 HOOK, PA., AND'VICINI.T.Y ............. ........... 29,61S,233 16,1720092 L99,693 4,494,164 .......... 5,566plOS 151,061 NEA CASTLE. DEL., AND VICINITY ............. ......... . 9,9ex,Z99 3,4180182 -7,7S2 2',054#411 .......... 4o4?Otbl9 , 35,335 PAULSSOROI.N. J*, AND VICINI-TY ............. ........... 22pOGArM 12,333,021 165.512 4,120,481 .......... 5,097,159 @258,269 PENN 4ANOR, PA., AND VICINITY .............. ........... 4,600,904 4,167,543 1016 13,109 .......... 418,436 ......... PHILADELPHIA HARBOR,PA ..................... ........... 37,826,999 20439#19b Z#882',569 4p4lS*22? .......... 8,990121 1*093,866 THOMPSON POIAT'l N. J., AND-VIC14ITY ........ ........... 365,635 66,321 ... w------ 81,994 .......... 217,320 --------- TRENTON HARBOR,. W., 4 936,721 .......... .......... ......... w. .......... 936-,721 ...... w.m. OILMINSTON,HARBOR0 3,71S,419 2ol7boblO 244,755 157,349 .......... Itill,096 asbio OTHER ...... i ....... .... ........... . 1101r503 55f344 641,294 368 186,180 1,29.7 TOTA6@ ................................. w147,046,714 37,863,517 66*757,521 -4,930@688 17,S67p6og .......... 46,96t,080 1,64S,619 HAMPTON ROADOPWA, HAMPTO*CREEK, VA .......................... ........... 65?',633 .......... .......... .......... .......... 652,364 NORFOLOCHARBOR, VA ................I....... 6. ...... 4.. 46*672#'002 'S#671PS21 30f 11 91:3S: 3,544,198 -i ........ 6,338,421) 1,024r4@6 PORT,OF NEAPORT@NEIWS, VA .................. ........... 21,591,195 664,023 18j357 ?o 372,671 ........ 1,973,803 2*992 TOTAL ................................... . 66,571,417 66,915v530 6,35S,S44 4SP851,064 3,716,869 ........ 8,464#56b 1,027p767 CORPUS CHRISTI,SAY, TEX, CORPUS CHRIST14TEX ......................... .......... S6,310o445 27#662,S64 5,090,346 10,092,004 .0 ........ 11,522"221 lf952wblo rlARSOR;13LAND,TEX ....... ................... ............ 1#63MOO 1,459,256 47 ...... ..... .... -171,195 ......... TOTAL ................................... 57,931,945 57,940.,945 29,121,W 5,090,393 10"D82,704 ....... 11,693,416 1,952@610 SAN, FRANC13COISAY, CALIF. CARQUINEZ.STRAlit',CALIF ...... ?--------- ----- ----------- ta,936,532 964,547 2,590,bS9 22,132j004 .......... . 3,12S#787 123,505 OAKLAND,HARBORP CALIF ...................... ........... 14),140,7S3 2,679,435 @3,856,665 1,230,740 ....... @-w- 2p368v65? SVO53- PE.TALUMA.RIVER, CALIF ...................... ........... 310,235 .......... ..... a.... ..... ;...v; . .......... . 340,13S -; ....... REDIVOOD CITY, CALIF ........................ ........... 746'sfil 129,871 240,31S '237,842 ......... 238,533 ......... RICHM014D HARBOR, CA64F ..................... .......... 16,912,900 1,626,292 3,175,505 1111667,991 ......... : 2,265,146, 177,966 SACRAMENTO,RAVER, CALIF .................... ........... 1,520,080 801855 - 9990719 1339,735 .......... 99,791 SAN FRANCISCO,HARBOR, CALIF ................ ....... @-- R,274,817 , 9?6p941 836,,092 . 9,614 451,3 AS .... a-o- SAN JOAQUI14 RIVER AND:TRIBUTARIEG--o ....... ........... 3,219,4S9 967038 Iv405,476 264 " A? ,5821,428 ...... m. BAN PABLO@SAY AND MAREilSLAMO,'3TRA4T4.CAiJF ............ 6,544,obq 36P419 434r671 4,S94,659 .......... 1,751,315 ... ;. SUISUN SAY CHANNEL, CALIFw ............... ;........... 3,S85,500 .......... 649,193 2*480,009 .......... 456,296 ..... OTMER-o----m ......... m---; ................... ........... l3t6bt,,575 204vsb4 164,376 5,966"456 .......... 7,251,776 7SP403 TOTAL ................................ 1- 70,743,290 80@1 %v4?6 7#566#144 14,360#724 38,9a3,187 .......... le,gia.294 38t.92I CHICAGO, IW.: AND, INC. SUFFING.TON-MARBOR,.IND ..................... ........... 1,2bS,934.1 7,442 24,693 .......... 1,21a,602 15,197 ......... GARY HARBOR, IND ....................... ?... ........... a,.635,444 21.576 .......... .......... 0,377,363 2s4.:o5 1#400 INDIANAiMARSORo IND.P ................. I ................ 16#643,362 4880677 45 .......... 15,646,342 4870472 200656, PORT; OF CHICA60v, JLJ.@ .......... . ......... I........... 22PS93,740 2017#875 60,927 .......... 3,599,543 13,294,673 2,720,762' TOTAL .................................... 46,907,168 49*438,490 3#416,570, asibo .......... a9,j4j,j$Q 14,051,447,2,745,018! NATIONAL SUMMARIES 23 TABLE 4-COMMENCE AT SELECTED PORTS ON TME@SREAT@LAKES. CALENDAR YEAR 1980 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC: PORT- TOTAL, IMPORTS EXPORTS LAKEPISEi COASTMISE INTERNAL LOCAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS CANADIAN OVERSEAS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS ILLIN013 PORT OF CHICAGO ........................... 22.893,700 1,710,803 1,207,072 Is.097 45,830 2,,DS9,900 1,039,999 ---------- ---------- t3,294,03 OAUKEGAN HARBOR ........................... 480,323 ........... ........... ........... ........... 460,323 ----------- ---------- .......... ----------- -- INDIANA: BUFFINGTON HARSDR* ........................ I'abs'qS4 ........... ........... ......... . ........... .......... ........... .......... .......... ........... .......... SHIIIIER ......... 71460,121 1,08S.117 155,276 13,982 , 15,357 S,343,701 100,bS6 --------- AN. ":!I D ......... 8,63S,444 ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... I INDIANA HARBOR .................... ....... 16,643,362 28s'O8I 203,596 ........... As 15,658,515 1,787,797 .......... ........... 487,02, 20,856 MICHIGAN 612ill, .......... ........... .......... . .......... ..... ........... .......... .......... ........... ........... A1. PENA AR 2,128,411 410956 ........... .... 4, !!.4 1,654,369 CALCITE* ..... !:I. ..:;;. DRUMMOND 69,844 ........... .. .......... .......... . ... ..... ... .. .. E3CANABA*-a-4 ........................... 7,872WO49 ........ i.. .... ...... ........... ........... ........... ..... m-a .. .......... .......... ........... ........... R 0 AND@GRAND RIVER ........ 1,423.93S f3,73S ........... 369,149 14,002 603,73S J62,T14 ........ AN HAVEN HARBOR 313.145 36.465 ........... ..... 6...... ......... - ' L 276,61S ........... ........ AD LAND HAR. LUDINGTON 4AR S'827 3,870 54,047 Z'Zos 110.9a& 374,669 .......... .......... ........... ........... 4ARINE CITi. "............................ 363,160 ........... .or ........ .......... ..... 383,184 .......... 4ARQUETICNARBOR .......................... 729,310 ........... ........... @ 13 ........... 729,297 ... ::::: *ONROE HAABOR ............................. 1, 1 2b $52 I'T'695 ........... 19,17s ........... 1,090,772 ... :: . .......... .......... ...... L..... ........... 4SKECON HARBOR ........................... 1,543,778 @67:.4!.4 3,640 1,452',500 17,257 .......... .......... ........... ........... . ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ........... Rr 'Y SUN. Po ....................... 406,320 ......... . .......... ...... P At 'S: 2S."'A 4,1.; .... i;;", a 4:3 Pont 3,39S64 I . .......... m. ......... i. ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ...... 31,351 1,;;;, PollTOF IE!CROITI .......... 19,3 ;;; 9560932 . 390,598 306,122 &1,430,713 S50,663 .......... ---------- ----------- 160,725 Ilm U' .......... 11,433,323 5! ..... 1,906 3,171,61S .... 191,46S 2:24!4,,75090 . ............ . ......... 3T' CLAI.-@--@' ........ 6,212, 5.......... 8 12, . ........... $OR ......................... 4b2,2 3T: JOSEPH HAR .; ........... ..... 4623847 ----------- 3TONEPORT* --- o............. 8,337:306 ........... ........... ...... 4.... ........... ........... ......... ...... tRAV ER 46 CITY MAROON ....... 2S8 bb? ........... ........... ........... ........... 2s&,667 ......... :: .......... .......... .......... :........... MINNESOTA 11 ULU114 SUPERIOR HARBOR .................. 40,002,268 479,432 97,641 3,19S,337 3,328,411 2,071,IS4 29,690,703 .......... .......... 'A I; M So 868 1,179,722 . ............ ! .... ........... 82:2'7:1: . .......... Co to HARBOR$ (AGAA ILA,6 obs .......... NEK. YORK 03 Po ogoo HARBOR ........ ........... ..... 792,921 S30,735 IL-7025S 4v9sa ........ 33,047 ........... .......... ........ ------ RT OF SUFFA40 ............. . ........ 1,334,606 232,104 24 ......... 62 I,DSB,035 41.6,71 ---; ....... ....... OHIO, "T1811LI HARBOR 11:33 :3;S 1:3: 3 1,861::::' 2 13: 34 .3 24 1:.461:'I;a AN 8 4 SSO 6 a 9 63 1 5 S2 --------- .......... ......... . ........... T N 114RNEAIJI MAR:Ww .......................... "M 2,361 F 1 6 ":4 ":40 S MV 3, 1 9, A CO 3 1:N6 ........... .......... P. A 10,220,234 2%165 6*493:11: 2',,611,,217 1,127,b,118 AA 0 ........................... 2,211,581 as'346, 7 1 ", S9 'S HURON: ARSOR-- .......... 522,743 27,034 .... 7 98 . ........... '49s.70 . ..... . .......... .......... ........... .. 85,801 LORAINHHAR .... '4 1 IN193 ..... !!-!!! ......... ":"3 "IRS 11:83,1,,71124 30 14.6 .... -------- 236,218 913,090 . .......... SAN"'" '4 7 A '4,309,125 145,109 TO,I,G. M' As 21 45 a 6 sa 306323 4,305,04 PENNSYLV4NIk ERIE HARBOR ............................... 1,002,418 327,113 83,33Z ........... 37,110 is? ,23S ----------- ---------- ---------- ........... lb?,608 ASHLAND HARBOR 331,935 10,196 ........... ........... ........... 206,699 112,040 .......... .......... ........... ........... OULUT M . ",R;;;M 40,00212be 478 32, s 3,t9S,337 3,328*411 2,071,IS4 29,690,703 ........ GREEN GAY AARBORm- ........ 1:.140:,0 7 11:43 1.14:6.4512 6" 1::2.b:711 3:0030 41'. 'UK 2 1. 51 '1' 4':. 1 .......... ........ 111" s2 3,11,43 35 3"g'.0yr I ...... ........ SO6,4134 .1 .6 D: 1, 3109 .......... I- ------ 3,1-11 , 31 .5 34,173 ........... ........... ......... TONNAGE, BY TYPE, OF. TRAFFIC MOTt REPORTED 24 TABLE) 5-- COMMERCEi ON $ELECTED, WATERWAYS' Of. TMEI UNITED, STATES,, CALENDAR, YEARI 1988 (IN TOMS@DF-2*000,PDUMOS) TOTAL7TON- MILES WATERWAY TONS' MILES PER (000 OMITTED) TOM ATLANTICiCOA3T; ANACOSTIA;RIVER,, D. C.................................................................................. S36,,047 1,072 a APPOMATTQ@ RIVER, VA .................................................................................. Iv4I5v292 IZP330 9 A%ANTIC@INTRACOASTAL;IVATERWAYI BETWEEN NORFOLK,.V4., AND T"E@ ST. JOHNS' RIVERv FLA-. (NET) ........................................... 4.911,773 403,863 99 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER@ DISTRICT NORFOLK1-VIA.-DISMAL SWAMP'CANA61ROUTE ................................ 194,432 4,952 25 J. S. ARMY ENGINEER,DISTRICTP.NORFOLKi.;VIA@GREAT!BRIDGE@LOCK-ROUTEi ............... 1,431012 alvo.54 Is U. S. ARMY ENGINEER, DISTRICT, WILMINGTON ......i....o----------- 1- 3,329,718 269,429 at U@ S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ................................o .......................... 679,062 1111786 t65 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER, DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ................................... ...............o.......... 6450124 64,061 76 U. S. ARMY ENGINEEk DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE .......................................................... 526"79T -12,602 24 BAY RIDGEAND RIO@NOOkCHANNELS,,N. Y.................................................................. 11280,799 2"702 2 SL4CKmATER,RIVER, .................o.......................................................... 404,496 S,268 13 SRETOX,BAY, 40 .....................................t...v................................................ 1,006,637 6,039 6 BRONX RIVER, R. Y...................................................................................... 341455 1624 2 SUTTERMILK;CHAMNEL, N. Y............................................................................... 994#151 1,986 2 CAPEECOD CAMA6v 14ASS ................................................................................... 13WO99,102 CAPE;FEAR,R,IVER kBOOE:MILMINGTON, N. C4 ................................................................ . 279,805 13#668 48 CHANNEL TO NEAPDRT'NEWS,,VA ............................................................................ 27,547,456 137,117 s CHELSEA RIVEX, MASS ------------------- ............. .,046',561 24,?86S, 3 CMOPTANK,RIVER, NO .................... .............. 360,202 4v is 12 C140MAN RIVER,-N. C.....................................................T......j .................o...... 406,049 19,523 48 CONEY ISLAND:CMkNNELv M. Y..................................................................o.......... 11501,959 1,502 1 CONNECTICUT RIVER SELOvi HARTFORO,.CONN ................................................................. 11300,377 43,967 34 DELAAARE RIVER' TRENTON, N. X,, TO THE SEA;(NET) ... ............................. 118,631#680, 9rIS7f416 77 AT@CAAOEN, ..... 4,,0-31:107 0 ..... 3ETWE EN PHINA-DEjL-.P-H1-A-,.-P-Av ... A-N-2-;;;;TONp N@. J.................... 60 123 2o9:632 16 PHILAOELPHIA, PA., T0: TH :SEA 118'as 9,486 9t7 '84 7S EAST@CHESTER,CREEK,.N. Y.---- ------:............. 1.584,254 7:211 5 .EAST;RIVER, N, Y....................... o ........................ 0,232.,go 56 Its 14 ...................................................... o........... 9 01, EASTiROCKAOVAY 1.6 1@ 1,010,847 oil I FLUSHING SAY AND,CREEK,.N. Y........................................................................... 1,868,027 4,031 2 i3tlANUS CANAL, N. Y.................................................................................... 6ib"401 972 2 r301ANUS CREECCMANNEL, N, Y ....... *** .... Z,209,938 2,210 1 NAVES ER D SA V, ......................... 1,351,760 1*503 1 A ACgEN CK-R 1,91b,244 14,241 7 $A IVER, N....................................................................... P HAA TON CREEK, VA ...................................................................................... 6521,633 1,948 3 HARLEM .............. 11111-117",!!, .................................................... 4bS,236 11792 4 RIVER, N;,Y@;;; HOUSATON IC RI, ... . .... ..........i...... w..mi ... . ..............i......................... HUD3ON RIVER" DEEP P4ATER,INzUPPER,BAY, N. V., TO,WATERFORD, R. Y. (NET) ........................................... 24,166,982. 1,626,097 67 MOUTH OF. SPUYTEN, DUYVILi CREEK@ (HARLEM RIVER) TO@ WATERFORD, N. Y .........................i......6.... 21,242',82S, 1,386,126 65 HUDSON RIVER@CHANNEL, N. Y. AND N. J...........;..................................................... Z3,472,580 239,972 to INLAND NA TE RNAYFROM DELANARE;RIVERiTO CHESAPEAKE SAY, DEL* AND MD. - CMESAPEAKE:AND@QELAAARL-CANAL .... 17,921,523 824o343 46 INTRACOASTAL NATERmAYI JACKSONVILLE TO 141AM14 FLA ....................... 6t3.623 33,300 S4 MIAM1.TO,KEY MEST, FLA ....................... .432,,179 34,457 80 JAMAICA DAY, N4 Y------------ 1,510 18:278 12 ,'j: 629 1 JANES-RIVER, VA ................................ 10 21 279 621 838 6 LOOER ENTRANCEICHANNELS, NEW.YORXiHARBOR, N. Y......................................................... 100,IGSp%9 1,001,BS9 10 MIAMI,RIVER, FLA.---m ................................... ................m.............................. 459,461 1,46S 3 AYSTIC,RIVER, NABS ..................................................................................... 31269obbs 30270 1 MANTICOKE"RIVER (INCLUDING.NOR7mvESTIFORK), OEL@ AND@MD ................................................ 354,414 11,190 32 RE,C AAN. 4AUROfJSI0F.LAKN H.!!@. D-VT ........r........................................................ 238,836 4,299 is 14E3EtR VER, , C.!!: .... ::.t! .................................................................... 1100114 3,353 30 YORK AND "E0 JERSEY CHANNELS, N. Y. AND N. J......................;................................. . IOs,s3ofoo7 1,077,592 to 14E.vARC SAY,N. J@ ....................................................................................... 23,808,377 54,161 4 NENPORT NEAS CREEK, VA ...........................................................................6..... 438,990 439 1 NEOTONN CREEK" N', Y.................................................................................... 2,273.S2o 3,931 2 IORTHEAST;(CAPEiFEAR) RIVER, N. 181,6,53; 3,903 5 OCC02UAN CREEK ' V 9,2,. 24 5,836 6 OYSTER-DAY, N. ................... o............................................... 372@,q 32, 471 1 PA4Lq CO AND TAR!RIVERS, N. C........................................................................... 2,,Sb4,358 640958 25 PA '5 AIC RIVER, N.'J .................................................................................... 6,519,SqL@ 10,536 2 PENDdSCOT;RIVER, MAINE"o .................................................o .............. lr27?,D64 14,363 11 PISCATAGUA' RIVER, AAINE@ AND, N. H.......... ............................................. 3,463,903. 12"723 4 POCOMOKEtRIVER, MD. AND VA .......... 226,538 3:7:5 176 3,19 POTOMACRIVER@aELOA OIASHINGTON, D. C6 33 Db 190 a 2 5 R,kppk HANNOCK RIVER , VA.--- ............................................................................. 83,131- 2,780 33 RARITAN RIVER@ TO, ARTMUR@ KILL; CUTwOFF CHANNELIP N., J...................................................... 2wose,300, 2,08a I ARITAN RIVER, N, J............w..................................................................o..... 2,bO3,453, 6,013 2 :OANOKE RIVER, N. C.................................................................................... 263,484 8,952 34 "SCHUYLKILL, RIVER, PA ................................................................................... 9,124,247 24,175 3 rSMIPYARD RIVER S. C................................................................................... 1#847,555@ 1,848 1 ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA., JACKSONVILLEtTO LAKE,MARNEY ..................................................... 313,008 39,494 103 SUSaUEHANNA@RIVER ASOVE:AND SELO00 HAVRE DE;GRACE, No .................................................. SsI,Tl& b,810 a THAMES RIVER, CONN ..................................................................................... 44boSO4 2,522 5 UPPER,8AY,.NEr1.YORK@MARSOR, N. Y. AND N, J6 ............................................................ 138,409,853, 472,918 3 NENAOUtH;FORE-RIVER, MASS .............................................................................. 1,494,866 11,885 a 41COMICO, RIVER, (EASTERN SHURE), NO ...........................................................o ......... 1,098,752, 27,088 as OVILMINGTONHARBOR, N. C,. (SEE.PORT'OF WILMINGTON, N,C'I, FOR PORTiOATA) ................................. OFS47,779 205,798 as 40303 HOLE,CHANNEL, MASS.-m ............................................................................ 375,452' 375 a YORk RIV!Rj. VA ---------------------------------------------- .......................................... 6-,860,778 57,380 a GREAT LAKES CALUMET.- BAS-CHANNEL, ILL@ .............................o ............................... 7,0774OS4 156,997 22 CHANNEL5I*LAKE;ST. CLAIR, MICH; -------------------------------------------------------- @6,1993311 00, CHICA90 RIVER@(MAIN@AND NORTH BRANCH), ILL@ ........o................... 1,776:.9 21539 1 Ar0 IVERICSOUTM-BRANCM), ILL ...................................... a,,os4,0:, 9,1701 4 CHIC TON-MILES NOTIREPORTEO.. 0 INCLUOED@IN@DELANARE,RIVER, PHILADELPHIA, PA.,.TD THEI'SEA. 00 INCLUDED IN ST. RIVER, MICH. NATIONAL SUMMARIES 25 TABLEI S- COMMERCE; ON SELECTED WATERWAYS' OF TME@ UNITEO@ STATES, CALENDAR YEARI 1988--CONTINUED@ JIN TONS OF,2,900 POUNDS) TOTAL!TDN- MILES WATERWAY TONS MILES PER (000 OMITTED) TOM GREATiLAKEW-CONTINUEO1 CHICAGO SANITARY ANO13"IP.CANAL@,ILLtI ...... 17FI47,141, 2550431 13 DETROIT RIVERvMICH.----; .. ................ 71:5021,100 1.911#437 27 ,RAYS REEF PASSAGE, MICH;.-: ................. 3 7 13, 167 .ILLINOIS 0ATERNAYt ILL ..................... ........ 40@972' 0963, 8010504M 198 ROU;EiRIVER,:NICH .......................... ........ 7,521,760. SAGINAW RIVER, MICHZ; ................................. V.. ........ ........... 4,570,652- a',540,4 ... ST@. CLA WRIVE I.Ml ................................ 03 STI 4ARYS FALL@'CANAL, MICMISAN; AND SAULT@ STE6 MARIE, ONTARIO' SHIP, CANAL@ CANA 7 'o 53 06 "AN "r ST. 4ARYS RIVER, Mjcm...m ..................................... ......................... 7 2,72. 4,358,784 OULF.CDAST, ALABAMA - COOSA,RIVERS, ALAI ANDiGA .................................................................... 1,931,804 14S,002 75 APALACHICOLA, CHATTAHOOCHEE, ANO@FLJNTiRIVERS, GA. AND FLA .......................................... 812',5761 ATCMAFALAYA,RI,VEN, LA-MORr t 1 82#83 102 ,AWCITY TO GULF OF MEXICO ................!............................... S'2 27,601 163,445 35 :ARATARIA SAY AA-tERAAY, L.A ......................o...................................................... 830,7so 22,098 27 A IOUCA30,TIE4 MISS .................................................................................. 26,874,S79 124,70 5 SAYOJ CHICO,-F6A...! ................................................................................... 343,827 5451 BAYOU.LAFOURCHE.ANDILAFOORCHEi- JUMP;MATERWAY, LA ...... .............................................. 1,062052@ 19,142' to AYOU,LITILE:CAILLOU, LA.-w-m .......................................................................... 1,130,304 2',5631 2 .:ANOU,TECMEiANO-WERMIL4ON RIVER,.@A .................................................................... 931,04S, 13,284 14 BAYOU TECH&, 4k ................ .................... 3AY06VTEAREBONNE. L.A ................................. 1,712,408 61,466 36 .... 164,662- 4,316 26. BLACA,WARRIOR AND TOMBIGBEELKINERS, ALA ................................................................ 24,465,789 5#916,857 242 BRAZOS ISLAND,MARBORo TEX -'. (WATERWAY) ... .............................................................. 1,555#493, 5,967 14 CALCASIEU.RIVEkAND PASS I.................................................................. 37,311,924 982,?TS:! 26 CEDAR BAYOU, TEX ....................................................................................... 275,458 1,199 4 CHANNEL Ta PALACID3, TEX ............!.................................................................. S,061,695 126,bbl as CHANNEL TO,VICTORIA, TEX ................................................................................. 3,562@336' I04#5b9 29 CMICAASA0 CREEK, ALA ........................................ ......................................... 5,115#361- 9,946 a CHOCOLATE.SAYOUvTEX ................................................................................... 3,526,158 31,407 9 COLORADO-RIVER:ANDLFLOOD@NDISCHEAXRGE,CHANNELS, TEX..: "2,321 10,235 Is CORPUS CHRISTI 3M1P,CMAN ELI T .-o .......... ;;. 5",931,945! 1#303,362 22 OIICKIN30N BAYOUI TEX ................................................................................... . 722,64s: 6,623, 9 ESCAABIA.ANO CONECUH!RIVERS, F6A. AND,ALk.,.93CAMBIA,SAY,@FLA .......................................... 2,618,907 52"996. 20 FRESMAATERtSAYOU@ Lk -.....................o........................................................ 476',TW 8,742- 18 G GULF @'30 IS CUUNTY CANAL* FLA ........... 1; ................!............!.......................................... 2, 3 00 11,629 5 GULF INTRACOASTAL-VATERWAY' aETREEN APALACHEEiBAY, FLA., AND,T"E NEXICAN'SORDER ---------- ...................... 147,712,086 20,939,710 178 AORGAN CITY - PORT@A6LEN ROUTE .........w..................... ...................... 17,072,,639 1,6370051 60 HOUXA.NAVISATION CANAL4 LA.-@ ........................................................................ 1#337#821 31fS72 24 INNERMAR80R NAVIGATION CANAL, L.4,T .................... !.@ ................................................ 7,143.564 190267 3 INTRACOASTAL.NATERNAY, CAL003AHATCHEEtRIVER TO;ANCL04E!RIVER4 FLA ...................................... 599FT06 41,243 46 JOHNS,ONS BAYOUI'LA ......m........... .............w..........................I .......................... 839,594 3033 4 LAKE-PONtCMARtRAIN, LA ................!................................................................ 1,457,ZS3. 30#602 21 .4A,TASORDA,SHIP CHANNELo TEX .........................!....... ......! ................................ 5,061,695; 126,661, 25 AERMENTAU.RIVER BAYOUS NEZPIQUVAND,DES CANNES, LA .................................................... 1#407,SOB 45,366 32 4ERMENTAU R,1VERvLA ............ w-w-r ...........................................................I ..... 1,355,387 32,013 24 OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY, FLA .............................................................................. 696'aso 25,573 37 PETIT AN$E',.TIGRE,ANL)_CARLIN BAYOUS, LA.- 1.707,390 7,868 5 3A8INE-NECH95 NATERNAY, TEX.i .......... $9,091,121- 2"296V451 26 SAN SERNARD,RIVER, tEX --vi ........................................................................... 400,519, 12,493 26 3% MARKS RIVER@ FLA..: ................................................................................ 943,bS4 10,412, It THREE;MILEiCREEK, ALA .................................................................................. 45T,609 731a TRIBUTARY ARROYOf COLORADO, TEX .......................................................................... 753v 937 18#910 as WATERWAY CONNECTING-TON84GOEE AND,TENNESSEE:RIVERS, ALA. AND,MISSw .................................... 5181919931 1,812,248 20S WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA "TO GU6F'OF NEXICO--oo-e ...................................................... i'267'S02' 6,425, 5 WATERWAY FROM. INtRACOASTAL, WATERWAY TO@ BAYOU OULACi, LA.. (BAYOUS LEi. CARPEI ANW GRAW CAILLOU) ............. 215#503@ a's3o 9 NATSON-BAYOU, FLA..@ ..... 6 .... V...................;................. @.W ................................. 774,059 1,24.8 2 MISSISSIPPI@RIVER'SYSTEM ALLEGHENY RIVERv PA., (IMPROVED PORTION) ........ I...................................................... 3,324,961 55,115 17 ATCHAFALAYA,RIVER, LA .................................................................................. 5,496,295 464,927 S5 BARKLEY CANALW CUMBERLAND AND, TENNESSEV RIVERS .....6.................................................... 7,959,722@ 15f919 2 ISL SANDI RIVER; 'TUS@ AND, LEVISA@ FORKS, KY. AND- W. VA ............ .... 12"489,901. 70,639 6 267,167 3S4 :@ACK,RIVER, NIS.-; ..... "--m .................................. I CUMBERLAND RIVER,' MOUTH,TO,_MILf,'55a@(ME,T) ........................................!....................... to 1. 0 #7 1- .............................................. 14 92S,878 3 3 4 93 4OUTI+ TO, NASkVILLE;. TENN ................ 137 34t401 11259,3ss. 90 NASHVILLE', .TENN.i TOiM1LE,SS2 ............................. ......................... 823,195; 44,405. 54 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERSvKY .................................. ......................... 7,809,527 S39,806 69 HINASSEE,RIVER; TENN ................................................................................... 1,003,380. 18,592' 19 ILLINOIS RIVER,, ILL@ ..............................................!.................................... 37,BIS,611; 7PI03#018 204 XANANHA RIVER; X. 17:785:363: 1,189,438 67 KASKASKIAL RIVER-, ILL 3 534 602 860359 14 .KENTUCKY RIVEA' IKY.-; ................................................................................... 218,960 14,185@ 65 L4-TTLVKANANHAiR'1VER, of. VA ........................................................................... 634,234 1,7?5 3 LITTLE,RIVER, LA ....................................................................................... 3Z6,609@ 32@908' 101 14CCLELLAN - KERR-ARKANSAS RIVER@NAVIGATIOWSYSTEM ...................................................... 0678,244 1,445,446' 216 AIMNESOTkRIVER, MINN .................................................................................. 3*860,S82, 54,888 14 416SIS31PPI;RIVER.- GULF OUTLET@ LAI ................................................................... 7,686,,695. 454,219 so MISSISSIPPI! RIVER,' MINNEAPOLIS, MINM.,.TU MOUTH,OF PASSES (NET) ........................................................ 441#546,,309 184#4610366 US: MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH@OF MISSOURLRJ@ER ..................................................... 82',016,213, 16,294,901, 19 9 MOUTH Of HISSOURli RIVER@ TO MOUTH; OF 01410 RIVER ...................................................... 106, OAS, 681, IS'ISTf58O till MOUTH OF OHIO@RIVER,TQ SUT.NOTtINCLUDING BATON ROUgE,,LA ............................................ 169,016,,176, 106-1209,029 6201 i BATON ROUGE. LA., tO;SUT@NOT@INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ................... . ......................... 305,874,107, 20,79SP354 b8i NEW ORLEANS, 6A., TO.MOUTH OF.PASSES ................................................................ 266007'139@ 23WO041612, 8*61 :-41SSOURI@ RIVER.- I FORT, BENION, MONT'., TO: THE: MOUTH, CNETI ........................................... ................... L 6,F660,878 949#356' 142@ *-TON-MILES NOTiREPORTED.. 26 e4ww 4 ac ww&d stw&4, TASM 5- COMMEAC91 ON, SELECTED, WATERWAYS Of THE! UMITED@ STATES,. CIALENOAR, YEARi 1988--CONTINUED, (IN'TONS'OF 2,,000 POUNDS) TOTAL@TOM- 141LEO WATERWAY TONS 141LES PER (000 OMITTED) TOM, MISS133IPPIiRIVERISYSTEM - CONTINUED, KANSAS C911 TO-TMEIMOUTH ............................................................................. 6,3211491 696*148 110 ONANA, TO- 9AMBAS' CITY ................................................................................. 1,473,607 227,342: 154 SIOUX CITY TOiOMAH& .................................................................................. 295,608 26,0sl, 69 FORT GENTON,TO;SIOUX CITY ........................................................................... 30700 Is .4 MON014GAHELA,RIVER, PA. AND W. VA4 ........................................................ o ............. 37,204,585, 11524#345 41 MOUT*OF YkZOO-AIVERV 9438 .......................................................................... 1,600,719 7,4109 5 OHIO RIVER,, PITTSBURGH;TO;MOUTM .... ................................................................... 192,594,099 S0#146069 260 [email protected],,ARK@ AND,LA ................................................................. 960,56b' 90,673, 92 RED' RIVERI BELOW FULTON , ARK ............................................................................ 21,325,662, 207,100 89 TENNESSEE"RINER* TENN.: ALA. ANO@KY ............................... o .................................... 47,103,756, 7,320,LOI Iss WHIM RIVERj ARK., BELOW, BATESVILLE0 ARK ........ o ...................................................... 5030693@ 64,199 127 WOLF RIVER, tEMN@-" . 1. .......... o.............................................. 1,120#390- 2,810 3 YAZOO-RIVER,MISS ................................................ o....... o ............................. 3S3,263 32,710 93 PkCIFIC@ COAST, CARQUINEZ STRAJT@ CALIF.i ...............o............ o..................................... o ........... 27,154,845. 185,668 7 COEUR@OtALENE;LAKEtANDST. JOEiRIMM IDAHO ............................................................ 467,094 7,803, 11 MOUTH,TQ,IN,TERNATIONAL16OUNDARY (NET) ............................................................... 53,828#862- 5#952v044 lit AT@BAKMBAYO WASH .............. m................................................................... I - 210100 1 - a, I COLUMBIA, AND! LOWER, WILLAMETTEi RIVERS BELOW VANCOUVER, WASH.# AND- PORTLAND, DREG ..................... S3,693,996 3.944,363 73 VANCOUVER, OASM.o TO, THE@ DALLE3, ORES ......... i................... ;.m ................................ 12*,314,743- 637,700 be COLUMBlAiRIMER AaOVE;THEtDALLE3 DAM, WASH,. AND OREG., TO MCNARY LOCK, WASH .......................... 6,846*104 $46,891 96 COLU."BIAMRIMER- AND: TRIBUTARIES- ASOve, MCNhRY LOCK@ AMO@ DAM TO. KENNEWICK4 WASH.- ..................... 7,818,694 323,090 41 COLUMBI @ RI ER.- COOS AND MILLICOMA RIVERS, DREG ........................................................................ 693,665@ S,886 8 GASTINEAU CMANMEJv-ALASKA ----------a........................................... o ....................... 397,120 3,1?7 a LAKE@W&SHIMSTOWSHIP,CANAL@ WABH4 ............ o ......................................................... 1.740,28s! MULTNOMAH CMANNEC, ORES ........ ........................................................................ 866*0st. 3,975, 5 PETALUMA.RIVER,.CAL-If .................................................................................. 3-10,23s, 3,371 it SACRAMEN7D@RIVER,DEEP WATER-3041P,CMANNEL, CALIF ........................................................ 1,398,326 S6,3ao SACRAMENTO.R1,VER, CAL-lf._-@ .................. .......................................................... 1#520,080 61,854 :10 SAN,JOAQUIN,RIVER, CAW@ .............................................................................. 3,255,704 640559 20 SAN PABLO!AND%4ARE ISLAND,STRAITo CALIF ................................................................ 33,323,495 376,282@ It 3ERGIUS AND 0HITESTONElNARRONS',.ALASXA ............................... o ................................. - 5520658 . ..... 3NAKEtRIVER, DREG., NASM.'vANO!lOAHO ..................... o ............................................. 7,125,076 632,998 So SUISUN SAY CHANNEL, CALIF .............................................................................. 0,355,04 68,694 a 301NOMISH CMAN4EL. WASH ................................................................................ 837,077 2,062, 2 UMPQUA RIVER, DREG ..................................................................................... 343fI04 4,028 12 AILLANEtTE; RIMER, ABQVE@ PORTLAND. AND, YAMMILL? RIVER, ORES ----------- .................................... 3,120,909 10,933 4 OIRANGELL@4ARROMS, ALASKA ............................................................................... 17,381 24 YUKON RIVER,- ALASKA ..... ......................................... ..................................... 530500 lls592 __329 *-TON-MILES NOT@REPORTED.: TABLE@ 6--TDN-MiLEAGE, OF FREIGHT; CARRIED: ON@ THE; INLAND WATERWAYS OF: THEi UNITED; STATES, BY 3Y3TEMe CALENDAR: YEARS' 1907-1988 CGOO OMITTED) SYSTEM. M? l9as ATLANTIC;CQASTtolATERWAYS .............................................................................. GULF COAST.WATERMAY3 ....................................... o.......................... :............... ::::: ?3TS:l5T50:6S4SS0 '4'.4:612328:047: PACIFICICOAST@OAFkRNAYS ............................................................... .................... 22;,840,744 24,530,563 NISSISSIPPI@RIMEA SYSTEM, INCLUDING,OHIO RIVER,ANDiTRIOUTARIES ............................................. 251,5?7,202 257,806,540, GREATIL4XIS SYSTEM* .......................................... ....... o ..................................... 72,,542,531 83,078,874 TOTAL ................................................................................................ 410,736,972 438,t84,SOQ DOES NOTi INCLUOEi TRAFFIC,' BETWEEN FOREIGN PORTS. TABLE! T. TON -141LEAGE' M UNITED; STATES FREICHTi CARRIED, 0* THE! CAEATt-LAKES BY AREA,,: CALENDAR YEAR 1966 (000 OMITTEW@ FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, OVERSEAS CANADIAW COASTWISEi LANEWISEI AREA AREA, TOTALS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS' RECEIPTS RECE AND THROUGH AND, THROUGH; AND THROUGH AND' THROUGH A 3H IP qMIF MENT 8 SKI PMEN TS I PHE N TS SHIP EN TS@ LAKE,BUPERIOR! 23,975097 1,326,301 .......... ZL,4700W .......... ......... ....... 20,177,488 .......... .... STI,, MAM, RIVER; 4,358,TS1 6 225,504 3,153- 417,S35 .......... ....... 5,lSl 3,107,134 .... LAXIINICHIGAN INCLUDING-THE@PORT@OF C ICA H I@OR(CHICASD HAROOR,NORTWBRANCH, 5OUTH,BRANCHj.SAN TA V SHIP. CANAL@ CALUMETwSAG@ CHANNEL, LAKEi CALUMET! AND, CALUMEJr HARBOWAND RIVER) 150095,512" 700,67311 ........ ......... @12,498,297 303 a LAM HURON t6j02S#04O ll,795L lj344,ISS 703PS4r 2',144, 116 ........ ........ 3,213#871@ 10,S96,143 ... ST'. CLAIR- RIVER, INCLUDING CHANNELS IN' LAKE, 3T6 CLAIR 3,739,967 391 337,702@ 7,104' 654j633 .......... ....... 139,845; 2,S96,64S .... DEffROIT RIVER, 1,911,437 2b,99b 183,863, 31,305; 394,861 ......... ... 169,115: 1,114,014 .... LAK61 ERIE', INC4UDI% UPPER NIAGARA RIVER 10,695,203- 304,147: 1,590,043, 3v642,979- 1,21S,539 ......... ....... 3,924,125- 10,950. 101MAND CANAL, 661,224 .......... e 242.2541 1351 416,427 ......... ....... .......... 2,367 .... LAKV ONTARIO,. INCLUDING LOWER, NIAGARA, RIVER l'M4,4bV b,2W %,43S,40i 406,434, i'tat"sos, .......... I ........ 4 pb6,0 6,740 ST6@LAWRENCtRIVER, BETWEEN INTERNATWONALibOUNDARY ME! AND LAKE! ONTARIO: 1,726,345, 1,02: 1,019,089 1#725; 702,,991 ....... ....... 3,278 ........... .... TOTAL@ 63,0?81 0.296, a 674- 2,379,616' 6"3760073, 0,718,621i 6,,971,907 ....... . ....... 40#1 1. L344, 1115 TON-MILES OF FREIGHT CARRIED ON THE WATERWA UNITED STATES, 1979 - 1988 382 3 . . . . . . . ... .......... ........... ....... -.. ..... . . .... ......... .257.9 17. 4A@ ...... 4.6 9.3:' . . . . . . . . ........... .. .. ..... 3 ........... . ........ -......... .......... ........... .......... ......... .......... .......... ... ..... ........... ......... ......... .......... ........... ......... ........ ... ....... .... ..... ..... . .. ....... ... . .... ........... ........... .... ....... ................. .......... ... ....... .... .......... 121.7 ... ............. ... 758 84.1 1. 77.8 70.1 .1 12 A .6 z GREAT VOTHERS 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 YFAR NATMAL SUMMMIES 29 TABLE, 8--COMPARATIVE: $TATE49NT; OF. TRAFFIC: ON THE, MISSISSIPPI RIVER SYSTEM,* CALENDAR YEARS 1977-1988 (NETiTRAFFIC) FORETSWAND COASTWISE@TRAFFIC! YEAR, FOREIGN, COASTWISE INLAND: GRAND, I - TOTAL- TRAFFIC@ TOTAL- IMPORTS I EXPORTS I RECEIPTS ISHIPAmd SHORT TONS 1977 ................................................... 96,025,423 59,628,562 9,720,794 19,905,140 85,282,919 354,543,917 536,826,836 1978 .................................................. 90,574,312 67,252,665 14,332fOD3 17,404,538 97,563,541 355,364,514 552,928,055 1979 .................................................. 105,856,965 73,255,062 12,700,791 20,2?4,91D !12,169,751 370,757,973 582,927,724 1980 .................................................. 90,772',105 $6,290,660 17,766,190 23,821,9b4 !18,baZ,927 36S,569,149 584,212,076 1981 .............. ................................... :50,094,423 98,269,761 21,553,015, 23,169,745 !23,106,944 362,930,042 596,036,986 1982 ................................... ............... 56#706,090M,756,368 14,659#479 20,047,301 @92,171,238 347,474,116 539,64S,354 1983 ................... T .............................. 32,320,125 95,763,625 18,317,757 20,792,581 67,184pDB8 351,953,271 S19,137,359 1984 .............. m ....................... m............ L34,074,666 85,556,052 19,944,201 16,798,329 Sb,95b,777 386,568,OB7 543,S24,564 1985 ............. s .................................... 27,040,313 81,009,372 21,739,390 19,167,347 .48,956,422 378,SS2,148 527,808,570 1986 .................................................. . 35,156 056,372 .53,597,5 1399,441 ,:022 67 402. ,,81:0:4:79(61 316,377 Is, 9 "41:514119,505:03 1769:222,369 414:8 ':M155b3,398,214 1967 ....................................... ob 6 1@7:9 1% 45 SS 8 599,8 4423,025,453 601,625,327 45 7 07 14 113 21 8 6 066 1985 ........................................ TON-141LES COOO OMITTED) ................................................... 16,236,158 5,8?1,136 1,?44,892 3,109,673 29,911,osg 166,923,7S8 196,635,611 1976 ................................................... 16,771,bSS 10,103,652 2,707,942 2,740,761, 32,32tl,013 176,4,83,6S3 208,807,66b 1979 .................................................... 17,592,66S 11,062,59S 2,&OSo6lb 3,079,059 34,339,938 184,436,341 218,776,279 .o .............. 15,135,789 12,965,425 3,S50,956 3,186,062 35,438.232 193,492,234 228,930,466 ................ 13,314,365 14,37S,436 4,IS9,336 3,S27,113 35,376,2S3 199,OSO,733 234,426,986 1982 ................................................... S,803,571 15,130,210 2,955,205 3,211,367 30,100,353 187,890,327 237,990,600 1963 ................................................... 5,095,57t 14,631,675 3,56S,169 3,091,935 26,384,550 196,680,195 223,064,145 1984 ................................................... 5,225#849 13,130,11S 3,S39F022 2,436,699 24,351,685 210,297,576 234,629,261 1985 ................................................... 4,113,990 12,SS4,382 3,857,611 2,606,492' 23,129,475 20L,584,645 224,714,120 1986 ................................................... 5's 05'532 12,619,942 3,508,641 2,479,650 24,113,971 zl5:!79,4:!1239,293,452 19ST ................................................... 5.940@48SJ14,197,890 3:5.64b:6bl.l 2 14,111 2b,119,S43 225 52,4 2SI,571,979 29 1985 .......................... ........................ 7,252,184114,742, 295L S,011 ,27,324,225,230,478,320 257,802,545 INCLUDES THE MAIN CHANNELS AND ALL TRIBUTARIES OF THE'MISSISSIPPI, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, AND 01110 RIVERS. TABLE 9--COMPARATIVE,STATEOENT OF TRAFFIC ON THEi"ISSISSIPPI!RIVER FROM MINNEAPOLIS, WINN., TO THE MOUTHOF PASSES,.CALENDAR YEARS 1971-19BB (NET TRAFFIC) FOREIG4'ANO COASTWISE@TRAFFM YEAR FOREIGI COAST(JISE 114LAND GRAND TOTAL, TRAFFIC TOTAL, SHIPkJENT@ IMPORTS I EXPORTS RECEIPTS S SHORT TONS 1977 ...................................... .............. 96,028,423 0,628,562 9,720,794 19,905,140 ISS,282,9i9 2tt,488,297 396,?71,216 1978 ................................................... 198,574,312 67,252,688 14,332,003 17,404,538 197,563,541 215,502,119 413,065,6bo .1979 .................................................. :105,856,988 73,255,062 12,780,791 20,274,910 212,169,751 218,000,928 430,170,679 1900 ................................................... 90,772,10S 66,290,660 17,768,196 23,811,964 218,642,927 222,901,151 441,544,078 1951 ................................................... 80,094,423 98,269,761 21,553,015 2.3,189,745 223,106,944 223,275,410 446,382,3S4 --------------------------------------------------- 56,708,09OL00,756,368 t4,659,479 20,047,301 192,171,238 215,427,418 407,598,656 1983 ................................................... 32,320,125 95,7b3,b23 18,317,757 20,782,583 167,184,08b 224,951,345 392,135,453 1984 ....................................... a----------- 34,074,366 85,856,052 19,944,201 16,798,329 156,95b,777 240,389,289 397,346,066 19ss --------------------------------------------------- 27,040,313 81,009,372 21,739,390 19,167,347 145,956,422 235,007,687 383,964,109 1986 ................................................... 3S,138,0221 81,084,79b 315 377 15 056' 372 153: 97!Sb7 246 346:276 399:9043:743 87,06 93,685,566 1;; 522:3b9 255,7482 149 425,0 4,5 , 1981 ................................................... 38,0 1 941:514 19,'SOS,233 69 1 , I 1988 ---------------------------------------- ---------- 4S,325 61 , 97,464,079 13,914,113 21,896,066k'78 ,599_87fl262 9 6, 525,441 546 399 TON-MILES (000 OMITTED) 1977 --------------------------------------------------- 16,236,156 5,821,136 1,744,892 3,109,673 29,911,559 109,5S4,793 139,1466,652 1978 --------------------------------------------------- 16,771,655 10,103,652, 2,707,94S 2,740,761 32,324,01S 118,165,016 150,489,029 1979 ................................................... 17,592,665 tl,062,598 2,605,616 3,079,059 34,339,938 120,669,620 155,009,558 1950 ................................................... 15,135,789 12,96S,42S 3,5S0s9Sb' 3,786,062 35,1138,232 133,294,646 168,732,878 1981 .................................................... 43,314,368 14,375,436 4,IS9,336 3,527,113 35,376,ZS3 138,972,272 174,340,525 1962 ................................................... 8,803,571 15,130,210 2,955,205 3,211,367 30,100,353 131,592,212 161,692 565 1963 ................................................... 5,095,571 14,b3l,B?S 3,565,169 3,091,93S 2b,384,550 139,888,494 lbb,273':044 1984 .................... .................. 5 2Z5,649 13,130,115 3,539,022- 2,436,699 24,331,685 146,186,708 170,520,393 1965 ........................................ 4:113,990 12,551,382' 3,857p6tl 2,606,492 23,129,475 135,360,480 155,489,955 1986 ........................................ ... 5.505,532 2,61.9:942 3,508,647 2,479,8SO 24,113:971 944,845 166,058,816 4,197 88 03,566,664 2,,414,511 26 ,I19 543 5': 1987 ........................................ 5'940'48811@ 11,43 194,561 179,914,104 1988 ........................................ 2,694,735.1 2,635,011 27,324,225 157,137,141 .184,461,366 7,25a,184 14,742,295 30 waaaouw .TABLE l0m-DOMESTIC BARGE@TRAFFIC* COM40DITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC CALENDAR YEAR 1998 (IN TONS OF 2,000POUNDS) BARGE TRAFFIC PERCENT, BARGE TOTAL COMMODITY INTRA- TO TOTAL; DOMESTIC COASTWISE LAKENISE INTERNAL' LOCAL TERRITORY TOTAL DOMESTIC TRAFFIC' FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAM ----------------------- 21,400 21400 89.4 2*684 0102 BARLEY AND RYE --------------------- 7021167T 702,877 99.8 704.101 0103 CORN ---------------------------- :.. 190,759 31.661,482 tO#494 32,062,735 99.9- 32,067,630 0104 DAY$ ............ m- ------- m.... .. 1,278 369,855, 40299 37S,432 99.9 375,979 DIOS, RICE ............................... 71,300 931,565 1,300 1,004,165 92.2 1,088,610 0106@ SORGHUM GRAINS ------------------ 2',189,126 10,710 24,199,S38 99.6 2,209,648 0107 NMEAT -------- m-------- m--------- .108,77, t3, 273,348 23,944 13,706,062 94.9 14,445,004 0141-SOYBEANS ------ w------------ wm ...... 16,157,164 23#447 16,180,631 99.9 16,180,935 01121FLAXSEED ..... w------------------ 29 0119 OILSEEDS, NECw ---------------- m 31,125 31,las $7.6 3S,S4o 0121 TOBACCO,,,LEAF ------w--------------- 1,709 OI?2'HAY AND:FODDER--m .... w ------------ 8,635 43,048 51,683 97.0 53,259 23,66bi 23,666 671 0151,FRE3 F 0IT 191.891 191's 3 57:651 32373',900769 013218ANAMAS AND PLANTAINS ---- 26- 26 .21 16,233 0133,.COFFEE ------------- w ----------- 348 Soo 648 2.1 31,477 0134 COCOA BEANS ------------------------ 3,629 .0141,FRESH:A4D FROZEN VEGETABLES --- ----- 21,985 20,521. q2,506 17 8 0151@ LIVEI ANIMA43 13,412 141:8.19 ----------------------- 73,4112 92:61, 79 6 0161 ANIMALS AND-PRODUCTS,.NECm--m-w ---- 344 1,65S 1,999 t4.3! '14,007 0191,.MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS -------- 31,922 2"SM 34,777 91.0 38,234 FOREST@PRODUCTS 0541.CRUDEtRUSSER AND ALLIED GUMS ------- 2,2tt 0661 FORESTIPRODUCTS, NEC ............. m- 0,288 20950 7,238 b.Si 110,SS4 FRESH FISH!& OTHER 4ARINE,PRODUCTS 69IVFRESH;FISH. EXCEPT SHELLFISH ....... 974 3, 015: "99 747,566 0912*SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED --------- 541 - 54. :'1 101,191 0931-NARINEI,SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED-w-m 31,611 3,016,771 3,4SO 3,OSI,832 99.1,1 3,0?9,625 METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON DRE@AND CONCENTRATES ---------- 241 1,392,446 b217,819 IV386 3.611,891 5.91 60.82S,332 IOEII COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES -------m 73,479, 73,479 100.0 73,479 105%,ALUNINUM ORES. CONCENTRATES -------- 433PS93- 433,S93 100.0 435,S93 1061-MAN64NESE@ORES, CONCENTRATES--@-- 23 551 478,074 100.0 475,074 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC ... 4SI931:1167 9,616 603,244 99.S 606,138 COAL, 1121 COALIAND,@IGNITE ....... w-w --------- 9,32boOTO 224,429 161,660,564 4,81S,423 176,028,499 89.5 196,781,253 CRUDElPETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE-PETRDLEU4 .................... 1,116,58a 41,.66i,773 3,045,102 01848,07 23.0 199#233,326 NONMETALLIC,MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE .............. w-------- 3,285 721,355 9,124,146 39,7So 90888,S39 29.8 33,137,372 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNV40RKED ---- mm-m ------ 3,101,769 21#692 SD,436*062@ 8,091,776 7,500 61,6S9,099 98@5 62,595,854 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK 4,945 1451 CLAYw ....................... m- 21,265 644,4S? 74,768 940,SIO 87.2' 10078,252 1471-PHOSPHAMROCKw ------------------ 5,716,44S 1B.61i 5473S,058 100.0 5,735,0SO 1479 NATURAL,FERTILIZER MATS, NEC .... 3,045 1,100 4,145 96.5. 4,295 1492 SULPHUR, DRY .... w ............... 18,529 18,529 97.21 t91067 1493 SULPHUR, LIQUID .... w--------------- 2,,837, 602. '108,6sb 2i946,2SO 42.3. 6,960,OSO 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS-w- ---- 2,665 319,261 I'S90 323.5ib 24.S@ 1,3t9,630 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ---------- 213,618 4,400,303'.. 77,034 4,.690,955 87.9 5,335,735 ORDNANCE & ACCESSORIES 1911 ORONANCE@AND ACCESSORIES ....... w... 257 257 4S.21 569 FOOD 9 KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT 'FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN --- 23,S60 23ISSO 7..4 316,933 2012. MEAT;AND PRODUCTS, NEC ---- ww 69,295 2014 TALLOO, ANIMWFATS AND,OIL8-w --- w- 13,955, 97,2159 43#193 .154,407 99.61 ISS@044 201S:ANIMAL,BY-PRODUCTS, NEC ......w----- @95, 12,998 85.0. 15,160 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC --- -a --------- 2,406 2,408 4.8 49,761 202? DRIM41LK AND CREAM ............... 1,230 11230 7.3. 16,060 203,1L FISH!AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ------- 85,303. 15,090 t03,393: 27.61 374,904 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ----------- 14,955 12"fifis 67,618 35.6 246.4t3 2039 PREP.FRUITIAND VEG JUICE, NEC 1280876 128,878 29.7 434,2S3 2041 WHEAT@ FLOUR AND@ SE14061MA --------- 1,177 2, 376 3,S53 11.5 30,1007 2042 ANIMAL,FEEDS ---------------- w.... 12b,023, 9.784,64S 91,294 16,001,962' 98.8 10,118,955 2049 GRAIN,9ILWPRODUCTS, NEC ........... 39,389 4,SS2,375. 4,591,764 99.11 4,631,607 5911794 1,466,673 IS.b 1,939,3t3 675'079 584olO7 qo@e 722,762 12,00661a MOLARSSES -------------------------- w 83,4SQ 177,145 1230505 12081 ALCOMOLICiSEVERAGES ------ w......... 47,723 727 48,4SO 1369 349,317' j2091 VEGETABLEvOILS, MARG, SHORT ..... w. S8,207 1,[email protected] 217,745 1,608,764 96.1 1,842,90S 2092' ANIMAL,OIL6 AND FATS, NEC ---------- t4 , , 5?722 9 4 5 91:; 4:1"977 12094 GROCERIES ................... w------ -- 85,805 to: .89 331 2::5:9 19 8 386 1209S ICE .......................... ------ 298 6 49:9:1 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS 947,207 52,:43 11000,'6'1'@ 13:' 1, 73 9 *NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS. NATIMAL SUMMARES 31 TABLE 10--DDMESTIC SARSEi TRAFFI" COMMODITY SY,TYPE,OF TRAFFIC--CONTINUED CALENDAR,VEAR,1966 (IN,TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS). BARGE TRAFFIC; PERCENT: BARGE TOTAL: COMMODITY INTRA;, TO, TOTILI N-ESTIC CDASTWISE LAKE*ISE INTERNAL- LOCW TERRI T R, T111L DOMESTIC. TRAFFIC TOBACC01PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ---------------- 6,967 6,967 34.3 ..20*302 BASICiTEXTILES 2211 SASIC;TEXTILE@PRODUCTS .............. Iv4BO 18,295. 100 19,875 29.9 66,466 22121 TEXTILE, FISERS,@ NEC---! ............ 26 2, 464 2,490 24.0 10,379 APPAREL-& OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE: PRODUCTS, INCUDING KNIT: 2341@APPAREL ............................ . 21,239 21,239 @382,907 LUMBER I AOOD PRODS.,EXC. FURNITURE 24 14-LOSS ............................... 825, 642,576, Irsoo 644,901 98.9 652,227 2412,RAFTED,LOG3 ..... ----------------- 9v90S.656 2413-FUEL-0000. CHARCOAL%, WASTES-m ..... 3,242, 179,591 1130Q, 184,133 95.0@ 191002 2414 TIMBEW, POSTS, POLES, PILING ....... 11,474 25,559 1,699 38193? 92.6j. 42,039 2415 PULPOOOD, LOG ---------------------- 13,2B2 3,.929,692' 1,7so. 3,944,724 99.9 3,945,378 2416,WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS --- 3,917,680 15,oss 3,932,73S 99.9 3,932,850 2421 LUMBER ------------- ---------------- 904,074 40 137,911 241 11122,266 $9.2 I'Z56,148 2431 VENEER,, P010000, WORKMWOOD ------- 43,135 QB,204 91,339 73.7 123,895 2491 0000 MANUFACTURES, NEC ------------- 193,435 40 3,735 265, 197,47S 8s.b 230,635 FURNITURZ@& FIXTURES ZSII FURNIIURE@ANO FIXTJRES ............. 51,036 b6b 51,702 25.? 201,084 PULP, PAPER t ALLIED PRODUCTS i6ll PULP ................................ 4121,193, 473,631 99.3 471,104 2b21'STANOARD'4E0SPRIhlT PAPER ----------- 1; 42',131 57,668 44.S 128,748 2631,PAPMANO PAPERBOAR6-,@ ------------- 58#004 339,0?b 397,060 ?4.5 533,105 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ------- 197,215 969,599 4#432 1,171,246 83.0 1,411,671 PRINTED MATTER 2711 PRINTED MATTFR--i ------------------- 6,603 31 6,606 31.4 @21.06s CHEMICALS 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2810 SODIU-* HYDROXIDE ........... w........ 1,191's 95 4,149f343 201,S61 5,622,799 94.1 5,978,436 2811 CRUMTAR, OIL" GAS PRODUCTS ....... 41,040 1,4S0,218 188,034 51619 1,684,915 9S.4 lf?66.ISS 2812@1 DYES, PISMENT, TANNING. MATS-----m--- 40D 1100 7 12S13 ALCOHOLS .............. !............. 31,652 4,411,762' 829,16S 5,212's, :99:0 5,923,:OIS6 k8lb RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, WASTES-4 Is .2 225g . 2,240 87.6 1 2,558 2617' BENZENE AND TOLUENE-i ---i........... 1,12,159 4,485:232' 1,439,222, 6,934 6,043,547 90.8 6,6SS,2S3 ,2810 SULPHURIC;ACID ..................... 111,677 1,549,921 400,422 2oO62,020 99.6 2,010,239 251@- BASIC' CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ---- @- - 1,466,797 2tb,063 20,5114,250 2,426r2lS. 24,6S5,325 89.Z 27,645,S3S .2821 PLASTIC,14ATERIALS ........... m...... 2,645 9,069 331 12,645 l2ol 104,905 2822. SYNTHETIC RUBBER ................... 48,299 49,299 88.8 54,395 2823 SYNTHETIC (MAN-MADE) FIBERS -------- 17 17 .7 2,544 ZB31.DRUSS .............................. 8 831 839 1.5 S5,340 2641,SDAP ............................... 3,665 4,738 1,322' 91726 6.2 156,272 2651 PAINTS ----------------------------- 2,375 45, 2,420 7.4 32,490 2861 CUM AND FIDDO CHEMICALS ............. So,359 443,00 44,825 S38,844 88.6 608,446 2STI NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ------- 708,386 11,732 5,002,401 27,637 sl7so,156 99.2 5,794i&00 2S72,POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ....... v- I'D8,223 1,294,432@ 9,2S7 1,411,912 99.9 1,412,427 2473 PHDSPHATIC:CHEM FERTILIZERS ........ 129,872 S53,799 3,140 686,811 9S.9 694,SS7 287b INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS -------- 1,37s 273, 1,648 20.5 S,Oal 2579 FERTILIZER AWMATERIALS, NEC ...... 1,409,QSI 5,235,633 27,107 6,671,791 99.9 6,675,D67 2591 1413CELLANEDUS CHEMICAL PROD -------- 75,175 326,353, 18,080 .419,619 59.0 111,413 PETROLEUM A COAL PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ------------ w-------------- 25,342,375 4,09,442 30,046,481 7,518.014 493,130 63,609,442 75.1 OS,012,138 2912 JET FUEL ........................... 3,335,069 59,318 4,941,919 556,971 443,373 9,336,650 71.7 13,011,893 a913 KEROSENE ---------------------------- 326,67S 804,449 228,814 16,817 1,376,755 74.4 1,851,482 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL-OIL ---------------- 11,44(1,087 317,295 tS,143,974 9,820,833 850,713 40,572',902 71.9 sb.442,391 2915 RESIOUAL@-FUEL OIL ------------------ 13,427,725 391,634 34,964,284 21,046,SO3. 2,426,957 72,257,103 7B.b 91,896,700 2916 LUBRICATING 011.6 AND GREASES ....... 330,465 22,400 2,723,S4S: 308,510 3,394,920 S7.5 5,88S.189 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS -------- 304,S48 2,600 5.26B,621 1,533,869 631,89Z 7,741,930 84.0 9,216,056 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, ANDtPITCHES ---------- 3,122,577 460,783 6,158,348 660,128 10,401,836 9b.5 10,781,849 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE --------------- 30,471 5,362,,925 1,063,871 6,4S7,2b? 95.5 6,764,238 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES .................... 361,359 1,396,721 11.131 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ......... 1,769,?13 99.S 1,772,065 11,470 118 11,556 48.7 23,783 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL@PROD, NEC ....... 3,666,435 2,764,300 33,118 4,925,137 93. 1 S,281,045 RUBBER L,413C. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND 1413C@PLASTIC,PROD-@ ...... 74,290 il,074 $5,364 44.7 190,802 LEATHER 9 LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS--- 11,448 11,448 36.0 31,761 STONE. CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE.PROD. 3211;GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ----------- 13,546 1,400 15,248 36:3, 1.111:910 32 141 BUILDING CEMENT ------------------j 1,548,329 307,181 7,290igb2 70 1 lo" as 9 *NON-SELF PROPELLED@VESSELS. 32 W4&404" &MM"M 4 49C stacd Sao" 1 19 9 f TABLE 10--DOMESTIC,BARGEiTRAFFIC* COMMODITY BY TYPE, OF TRAFFIC--CONTT4UED CALENDAR YEAR,1968 (IN TONS OF 2,ODD P3UNDS) BARGE TRAFFICt PE:CENT 9 RGE TOTAL COMMODITY INTRA- TO TOTAL, DOmeSTICj CUASTmISE LAKENISE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOTAL DOMESTM TRAFFIC STONE, CLAY, GLA38,& CONCRETE PROD. I (CONTINUED) 3231 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ----------- 1,400 9'512@ 10,912 22.2, 49,072 3271- LIME@ ------------------------------ 613 1,S22,SS4 1,523,167 99.9 1,523,256 3261 CUT!STONE,AND STONE,PRUDUCTS ------- 1,028 1,028 7.2" 14,289 3291 41SC,NON4ETALLIC 4INERAL PROD ------ 70,13S 40 120,107 2,,643, 192,925 67.9 284,143 PRIMARY 4EIAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IR04 ------------------------- 593:997 1,500 5 9 .9 595is3s 3542'SLAG ---------------------------- @:: 35,230 782 1 77 77 1 89158'419778 494.9 1,823,062 3313 COKE, PET@ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ----- 2,988 21988 97.6 3,063 3314 IRO.4 AND STEEL@PRIMARY FORMS---.-:: 91738 174@128 2,43D,206 12,221 ?,626,293 99.9 2,628,244 3315 IRON, STEEL'SHAPES, EXC@SHEET ------ 13,397 L,242 1,282,90D 12,672' 1,310,211 96.9- 1,352,505 3316 IRON AND STEELlPLATES, SHEETS ------ 7,774 619,570 13,138 640,462 95.4 671'sia M7 IRON AND-STEELIPIPE AND TUBE ------- 16,750 1,349 547,411 20,306 SSSITBS 47.5 1,23Z,255 3318 FERROALLOYS ---------------------- :: 2:4099 1,D67,,5705 2"824 1,072,738 99.5 1,075,523 3319 IRON AND STEE0PRODUCTS, NEC ----- 39,629 37 as 533 8 2 1 320 612,680 96.0 636,406 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........... :: 23,465 23,465 83.a 28,201 3322'COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED ---------- 40 33.877 600 34,SI7 76.6 45,040 5323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNOORKED ------------ 2S,495 2S,495 97.2 26,221 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ...... 1 6,026 IT7 6,8o4 30.9 22,030 FABRICATED METAL-PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORPNAMC11, MACHINERY,& TRANS, EQUIP@ 3411 FAdRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .......... 1,137,781 2,394 330,646 2,606 1,473,427 81.8 1,801,520 MACHINERY, EXCEPUELECTRICAL, 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ....... 149,090 495 210,868 12,,7SI 72,000 44S,204 41.2 1,080,242 ELECTRICAL@MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT'i6SUPPLIES 3611 ELEC.LTRICAL,4ACH,AND EQUIP .......... 29,70b 5,461 200 72 35,4sg 24.9 142,261 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 HOTDR@VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ....... biS,261 10,399 62S,660 73.0 $56,977 3721 AlRtRAFT@AND PARTS ----------------- 133 398 53t 50.1 11060 3731 SHIPS AND 80ATS .... ; ................ 17,832 56 17,888 ?1.6 24,992 3791 4ISC;TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ...... 124,1618 2,343 126,961 93.2 136,194 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR'. TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ------ 27,369 27,369 69.0 39,642 RISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911,41SC14ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS --------- 28,365 97,175 12S,540 7.2 117S3,983 N%STE,& SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON AND 3TEEL@SCRAP ............... 152078 1,462' 2,618,787 467,353 3,239,680 99.6 3,252,161 4012'NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ------------- 144 70.70B 70,652 87.4 $I'D$? [email protected], SCRAP, SWEEP -------- 7,618 4024 PAPER,NASTE,AND SCRAP .............. 8 6 .5 1,672 4029,4ASMAND:.SCRAP, NEC ............... 188,226 125 11,782,533 4,297,0421 lb,,267,926 6S.2 24,948,936 SPECIAL ITEMS 4111 WATER ............................... 9,438 41,619 1,202',894 1,253,9sl 43.7 2',576,239 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ----------------- 968,092 ss'SS2 106,892' 1,130,536 28.B 3,927,648 4119'EMP-TY CONTAINERS ----------------- 200294 75,400 36' 9S,730 80.1 119,552 TOTAL* ............................. 95,240,722 4:StS,991163:121:111 71,215,875, 4,986,421 740,892,S28 66.b 1*111,772,499 TOTAL,DOMESTIC,TRAFFIC ------------- 25,176,,859 109 b64,1 I1 586 118 666 e3,689,494 S,123,369 1,111,772,499 ........ ............. PERCENT;SARGE TO:TOTAL DOMESTIC ---- 29.1 4.1 gs.9 86.3 97.4 66.6, . ............. . *NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS. SECTION 2 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES 33 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 35 TABLE 1--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAINS, SOYBEANS, SUGAR AND 4DLASSES SHIPPING AREA BY RECE IV, NG ARE A CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) REA 0THER GRAINS@ CORN (CDDIS 1102, -HEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSES ...................................................... QDDE 0104 0 5 0103) 0106) 0107) 0111) 2061) 2062) RECEI;N; I. CODE (CO DE ICaDE (CODE TOTAL, ALL SHIPPING AREAS --------------------------------------- 31,874,95S 4,210,734 13,306,342 16,180,631 591,794 500,653 NANTICOKE RIVER;,DEL..AND.MD:@. HAAPTON ROAD VA. ... .. ....................................... .......... 15,599 8,843 6,037 ......... ......... POTOMAC RIVER;AND TRIBUTARIES/ MAMPT0N R0ADS,VA .................................................. .......... ............ 4,178 .......... ......... ......... RAPPANANNOCK,RIVER:.!!:@ ..... CMEskPEAKEBAY- ....................... DA RAMPT N ROWS, VA ................................ .... !.9.,S2 - ----- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ................... ........................ 19,865 ......... T,734 15,786 ......... ......... YIRI,RIVIR, 11.1. HAHPT ONRDA03, VA .................................................. .......... 2,676 14,454 31,798 ......... ......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA./ HA14PTON ROADS, VA .................................................. .......... ............ 1,289 3,911 ......... ......... ATLANTICiINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' DISMAL SWAMP CANAL;ROUTE/ HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. . 2,S78 ......o..... 2,S78 1,289 ......... ......... ATLANTICIINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON/ I HAMPTON ROADS, VA ................................................... 6,134 ............ 6,733 8,D27 ......... ......... CRDATDN ANDtPAMLIC 0N RDA DS, HA14PT VA.22 --!:!:I .................................. .......... ............ 5,964 .......... ......... ......... SAVANNA H RINER, GA:/ MAN TUkIRE EX. TI DR0 N BAL H ,0R. R TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ .......... .......... 9,899 .......... ATLANTICI INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE/ BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D .................................. .......... ............ .......... .......... 33,141 --------- 4 RI R r VANNA VE ,,A................................................. .......... ............ .......... .......... 33,695 ......... TOTAL%, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- ----------I........... .......... .......... 67,436 --------- SULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO:mOBILE SAY, ALA./ GULF INTRACOASTA4@#ATER 11 AY' 906ILE BAY, ALA,. T0,NEW ORLEANS, LA --- ---------- ----------- l7r6l? 37,bTQ --------- --------- 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER,NEW RLEANS,LA.,TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... ............ 1,447 .......... ......... ......... 11 ISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT Na-T'INCLUDING,NEN ORLEAN$,,LA -------------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ 4,337 1,141 ......... ......... TOTAL;, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ 23,451 38,615 ......... ......... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHODCMEE AND FLINT RIVERS, ;A. AND FLA./ 4ARRID:-RPIVER SYSTEM ............................................... .......... ............ .......... 6,496 ......... ......... MISSIS I PI-RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUTiNOT INCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS,,LA ........................................................ ............m.......... 8,185 4,547 ......... ......... TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ 8,185 11,043 ......... ........... WARRIOR RIVE R11 YSTEM/ 11 ARRIORRIVIR SYSTEM ............................................... .......... ............ .......... 28,763 ......... ......... GULFINTRAC I) ASTAL-OATERWAY,MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO.NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 1,915 5,606 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPIiRIVER NEW ORLIANSLA;,,TD,)MDUT14,,OF,PASSES;;;-;:, ...... .......... ............ 14,153, 10,663 ......... ......... ,ISS,3SP,14RIVER SA To N R0UGE,L . T BUT OTIN LUD. 4 ORLEANS, LA.;;;;;-; ............................................... 19,104 1,318 44,483 14,969 ......... ......... "ISSISSI" INNEAPOLI S' IIINN:.,.12.4 M!!!2!:!@:!!!R:: 440 .!U::,.!:_. TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY. 30':4 7 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 1 19,104 1,316 60,551 92,930 ......... ......... ALABhMA;COOSA.RIVER S' [email protected]!..A!D@GA 4 ft,RRIOR RIVERISYSTEM:@ ................. ....... .......... ............ .......... 2,429 ......... ......... MISS SSI PPI.R VER.BATON R;;Z;, LA., TO BUT DT,;;K:O * ORL EARS, LA ........................................................ .......... ............ .......... 3,831 ......... ......... TO,TAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ .......... 6,260 ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTALWATERAAYI MOBILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA./ rULF INTRACOAS TA L 0ATER 11AY' 40BILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --- ---------- ------------ 3,319 .......... ......... ....... .ISSISSIPPI RIVERNE4 RLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... ............ 6,500 .......... ......... ....... MIS SIS5IPPI RIVER BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT,INCLUDINr NEW ORLEANS, L,% ........................................................ .......... 1,591 .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 1,591 9,819 .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX / aALIVESTDN DAY, TEXAS ------------------------- - .1,0" S ; --- "-;" 4,;. ;;; 1'9',Sl - -' Mi SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PA33ES ............. .......... .......... 44 048 ...... MISSIS51PI-I.RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT'INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS,LA. 7,400 11,32S 68 19 MISSISSIPPI .......... .......... 20',9371 .... !:22 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..............;.................................. .......... ........... I .......... .......... 1,211 WOLF RIVER, TENN ........... ........... TENNES EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ILLINOIS RIVER -----------------------------------------6.... .......... ....................... .......... .......... CHr ,;,ILIZ, PORT OF ICA IL .............................................. .......... ............ 1,609 ---------- --------- TOTAL@ 3H IPPING AREA ............................................ .......... ............ 13,2b9 14,586 292@08W 33,731 36, vam&@ &W&V4 de *a a, aSkta, I t7 f f TABLE@ 1--DDMESTIC7 INLAND MOVEMENTS OF 0:AINS@,80YBEANS'p SUGAR AND MDLASBES--CONTINUED HIPPING AREA By ECEIV NG,AR EA CALENDAR YEAR 1986 (IN TONS OF 2,,000 POUNDS) OTHER GRAINS SHIPPING AREk/ CORN (CODES 0102, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSES ............................. ........................ (CODE 0104, 0105, (CODE CCODE@ (COOE@ CCODE 0103) 0106) 0107) 0111) 20bl) 2062) ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' RE IORLEANS :,TTODMOUTHNOF PASSED$ 1,354 ............ 8,719 8,726 ......... ......... B r ,E:LAA CL 41531$SIPPI.RIVER' ATON ROU L BUT OT IN U ORLEANS, LA --------------------------------------- - 26,892 3,678 12,122 96,551 ......... ......... TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................................ ?8,246 3,678 20,841 105,277 ......... ......... DUCHITA AND,SLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEAN8,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 3,195 6,358 ---------- 63,602 --------- --------- 14ISSISSIPPI-RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO aUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 6,431 67,103 24,809 151,761 --------- --------- TOTAL;, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 9,626 73,461 24,BO9 215,363 --------- --------- BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ 413SISSIPPIzRIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., MBUT@NOT INCLUDING,NE4 ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ .......... ............ .......... 4,341 --------- --------- 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA./, GULF INTRACOASTAL OVATERWAY1 APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA .......................................................... !@ ...... .......... l,b64 ---------- ---------- --------- --------- GALVESTON tikY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------- ---------- 7,132 5,894 .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON T&CURPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ..... .... w------- S1,713 .......... .......... ......... ......... RISSISSIPPI.RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... ............ 1,620 . 27,670 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI.RIVER- BATON ROUSE, LA., To aUT@NOT!.INCLUDING.NEW ORLEANS, LA .......... m----------------------------------------------- 9,003 36,969 20,233 17b.657 ...... .. ......... .I 3313SIPPI,RIVERO MOUTH DF.DHIO RIVER TlBUT NOT INCLUDI%BATON ROUGE, LA ........................................................... .......... ............ .......... 1,@64 ------ .. ......... YAZOO.RIVER-AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ .......... ............ .......... 1,453 --------- --------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------------------- 9,003 97,478 27,755 207,864 --------- --------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTH OF PAnES ------------- 1,40D ------------- ---------- t 28,360 ., ....... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 84TON.ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, L44 ........................................................ .......... ............ .......... 2,972 ...... ... ......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ........................................... 1,400 ............ .......... 31,332 ......... ......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PA33ES ............ ;I ---------- -- :---------- ---------- 1,600 ......... ........ 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUTAOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................... .......... ...... ;...... .......... 4,361 ......... ..4..... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- ---- ;...... ............ .......... 5,967 --------- --------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXASI WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ---------------------------------------------- I.......... ............ .......... .......... ......... I'S14 GULF INTRACOASTAL:mATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 1,721 .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 1,400 GULF INTRACOASTAL.,09ATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE,MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- 1,434 --------- ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 20,9SI 9,394 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT-NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ .......... 111540 13,323 ---------- --------- --------- MISSIS31PPI RIVER' 4DUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHID RIVER .. .......... ............ 1,516 .......... ......... ......... MISSOURVRIVER ..................................................... .......... ............ .......... 1,543 ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 3L',497 251954 2,977 --------- 2,914 GULF INTRACOASTAL:NATERAAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS@CHRISTI, TEXAS/ MISSISSIPPI RIVERI BATDN ROOGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- ---------- 4,208 .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL:fAATERnAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ 41SSISSIPPI@RIVER`NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 7,590 .......a.... .......... .......... 100,542 --------- 41SSISSIPPI,RIVERl NEW URLEANS,LA., To MOUTN,OF PASSES/ hARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............................................... .......... ............ 5,925 .......... ......... 41138 GULF INTRACOASTAL AArERNAY-%MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .....I.... ............ 28,371 ---------- --------- --------- MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND SAYtlJ DES CANNES, LA ........... .......... 507 ---------- ---------- --------- --------- SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ...................................... .......... ............ 1,613 ---------- --------- --------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------- I'soo 7,731 17,241 ---------- --------- 7,220 GULF INTRACOASTAL oATERWAYl,CDRPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE.REXICAN BORDER -------------------------------------------------------- 250 ------------ ---------- --------- -- 4ISSISbIPPI.RIVER@f NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTH OF PASSES ------------ I ---------- 31235 10,676 ---------- --------- -- MISSISSIPPI;RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO aUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 5,667 8,784 B'S50 1,508 ......... ......... @MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TlSUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............ ---------------------------------------------- ---------- j,sS5 .......... 11550 ......... ......... 91381351PPI RIVER- MOUTH OF.MISSUURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHID RIVER -- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- l'boo MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TIMOUTH OF MISSOURI,RTVER .. .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 23,775 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 2,657 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOU15VILLE .......................... .......... ............ .......... .......... 4,130 6,917 TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ .......... ............ 4,552 ---------- --------- --------- 415SOURT RIVER ..................................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 13.217 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------ ------- 25,776 2,470 1 34 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................... .......... ............ .......... . m 21:4200 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 7,41? 47,580 79,398 9,06363,203 82,158 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 37 TABLE 1--DoMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF GRAINS, SOYBEANS, SUGAR AND 40LASSES--CDNTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR :1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) -OTHER GRAINS SHIPPING AREA CORN CCnOES 0102, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSES ...................................................................... (CODE 0104, 0105,. CCODE (CODE, CC 0DE (CODE RECEIVING AREA 0103) 0.1061 0107) 0111) eobl) 2062) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL o.ATERNAy' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ................................................................ .......... 1,336 .......... .......... ......... ......... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHDOCHEE AND FLINT@RIVERS, GA AND FLA ----------- ---------- 6,734 .......... .......... ......... ......... o9ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------------------- !................... .......... 8,441 .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL VATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- 4,506 ............ 6,533 ---------- --------- --------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... 102@,7sb .......... .......... ......... 4,353 41331SSIPPI.RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 3,003 1,06 7,889 3,263 1,579 4,200 MISSISSIPPI.RIVW BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT,NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 9,858 6,41E 3,0514 10,383 43,119 220 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MUUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO aUT'NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------- 52,941 .......... 1,600 ......... 1,427 MISSISSIPPURIVEM MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER- 1,367 jz,142 .......... 1,546 --------- 33,804 41SSISSIPPI@RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF WISSOURI RIVER- 10,S40 47,560 .......... b,D29 --------- S4,422 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, 14ISS ---------------------------------------- ----------- 3,061 .......... 1,412 --------- --- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------ ---------- 6,4a2 ---------- 1,391 ......... OOOLF RIVER, TENN --------------------------------------------------- ---------- 1,376 ---------- ---------- --------- 8,586 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT', LOUISVILLEF -------------------------- 4,533 17,689 -4 -------- .1,400 1,274 1,603 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 8,893 TENAIESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND,KY -------------------------------- ------- 18,596 1,489 .......... ......... ......... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND-KY ..................................... .......... ............ .......... .......... 4,041 --------- 140NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ------------------------------------ ---------- ------------- ---------- ---------- 3,851 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA .............................................. m..@ ....... 25,335 .......... .......... ......... .. MISSOURVRIVER ..................................................... ....... 6,265 .......... .......... ......... 270260 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................................ 5033 ...... .......... .......... ......... a5,449 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN .............................................. .......... ............ .......... .......... ......... 12,054 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................... .......... 26,434 .......... .......... 3,91& 29,790 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 38,S42 345,2?6 18,965 27,024 57,782 240,393 AIISS13SIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF DHIU RIVER TD SLIT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA I GULF IkTRACDASTAL ovATERWAYI-AP4LACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOaZLE.BAY, ALA ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- 1,463 ---------- ---------- --------- --- GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYI MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --- ---------- ------------ 4,767 11,645 ......... ......... MEAMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ----------- ---------- 1,571 .......... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------- ---------- 551IS9 .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL;nATERWAYI,GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ..... .......... 7b,3S4 ---------- ---------- --------- --------- MISSISSIPPLRIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OFPASSES ---- 212,S71, 293,630 379,277 425,942 --------- --------- 14133ISSIPPI.RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO WT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 286,026@ 1,201,671 $82,319 1,625,078 --------- --------- MIS'SISSIPPI'RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON RDUGE@ LA .......................................................... 601 4,127 ---------- 11,69s ......... .. RISSISSIPPIIRIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.,.TOIMOUTH'DF MISSOURL.RIVER ............. 13,2S3 ........... .......... ......... .. YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------- 4,704 ............ .......... 63,064 --------- --------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ .......... 21,744 1,937 .......... ......... ........ WOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 3,045 ............ .......... 2,825 --------- -- TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANO:KY -------------------------------- 10,431 ............ 11519 1,500 ......... .. CUMBERLAWRIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- 1,449 .......... ......... ......... MISSOURItRIVER ..................................... ................ .......... 1,313 .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................................ S17,378 1,611,285 1,271,268 2,141,749 --------- --------- 41SSISSIPPI@RIVERI MOUTA OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ GULF INTRACOASTAL ovATERWAYI APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1,154 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- GULF INTRACOASTALIViATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.--- 6,S47 ............ 0,241 1,557 ......... .. MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE,AND BAYOJ DES CANNES, LA ----------- ---------- 1,239 ---------- ---------- --------- -- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... 5,854 .......... .......... ......... t,408 418SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH DF:PASSES ............. 759,523 116,573 S06,145 Z67,527 --------- --------- AISSISSIPPI.RIVER-1 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 1,491,975 526,,Zb? 708,45a L,L70,717 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPliRIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO'RIVER TO'BUT kOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE4 LA ---------------------------------------------------------- 4,176 ......... ... .......... 16,235 ......... ..... KISSISSIPPLRIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF ONID RIVER- 1,506 1,466 ---------- ---------- --------- ----- VAZOO.RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------- 7,648 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................................ .......... ............ .......... 6,524 --------- --- WHITE,RIVER, ARK' ...... ........................................... 1,367 ............ .......... .......... OOOLF RIVER, TENN: -------------------------------------------------- 1,524 ............ .......... 6,071 ...... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ......................... .......... ............ 2,744 7,641 ......... .. TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------- 66,917 ............ . 38,843 77,141 ......... .. ILLINOIS RIVER, ILI -------------------------------------------------- 30,268 ............ .......... .......... ......... 1,001 TDTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ ?,352,605 6S3,399 1,269,42S 1,553,413 --------- 2,409 MJSSISSIPPI@RIVERI MINNEAPOLI'S', MINN- TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/ GULF INTRACOASTAL ilATERi%AYI.APALACHEE BAY* FLA- TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ................................................................ 8,506 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTALmNATERWAY1 MOBILE DAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.--- 5,926 ............ IS,122 4,244 --------- -- JOISSISSIPPLRIVEV NEW ORLEANS,t.A., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 2"614,S16 11,603 181,746 617,209 ......... .. 14IS313SIPPI;RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 10,890,073 58,992 747,650 3,080,171 --------- 11365 MISSISSIPPI RIVEV MOUTH OF- OHIO. RIVER TO BUT' NOT. INCLUDING. BATON ROUGE, LA .......................................................... 5,736 ------------- ---------- 54,016 --- --------- MISSISSIPPI! RIVER' WOUTM OF MISSOURI, PIVEX To MOUTH, OF OHIO RZVER- 9,246 21,782 t,488 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI@ RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO. MOUT14 OF MISSOURI@ RIVER- 7,583 I'M 1,494 14,017 ......... . YAZDD'RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS .......... ,17,699 11,164 ---------- 12%,884 WOLF RIVER, TENN ----------- 16 ............. .......... 74 861 139:10153 ....... I OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT. LOUISVILLE, 18 155,16, 5,:406 ... ......... TENNEWELRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY. ............................... 11,1,524:845 781 446 04 TOTALw SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 106 003 79,921 t,Otl,667 4,459,617 ..... 1,36S waem4@ e"m q ae *wad swa, ifry TABLE:I--DOMESTIC;INLAND MOVEMENTS OF SRAINS,,SOYBEARS, SUGAR:AND'MOLAS3ES--CONTINUED HIPPING,AREA.DY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAA@YEAR 1988 (IN'TUNS OF 2',ODO POUNDS) OTHER GRAIN$ SHIPPINs AREA CORN (CODES 0102,, WHEAT SOYBEANS SUGAR MOLASSEB ...................................................................... (CODE 0104,.olosi (CODE, cC0 (CODEE (CODE. RECEIVING 0103) 0106) 0107,) Oil 2061) 2062) YkZDD RIVER AND MOUTH, 11!!!:@ GALVESTON BAY, TEX A, ................................... 1,495; ....... 0: ...... ...... . MISSISSIPPtRIVER1 NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- ----------- ISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, I.A. tO.BUTiNOTtINCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------------ :............................... 9,382@ 13.358 37,778 60,476 ............ ....... TQTAL@,@SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 10,877 17,860 43,9iS TS,428 ................... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ GULF INTRACOASTAL-OIATERVIAY"kIDBILE BAY, ALk,..TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --- ---------- ------------ .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .............. !................................. .......... ............ ..................... ....... !- 1,010 MISSISSIPPI@RIVERL' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF:PASSLS-@ ...................... 14,873 145,942 33,653 ......... ......... HISSISSIPPI,RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO 80@NOTtINCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ................ !........................................ 5,995; 113,065 606,551 215,770 ........ MISSISSIPPI,RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TOEBUT-NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ........ -------------------------------------------------- ----- .................. .......... 2,746 .........!........ MISSISSIPPI:RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO.MOUTH,OF M13SOURILRIVER -- ---------- ----------- 1,524 .......... ......... ......... YAZOD,RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ---------6.............................. .......... ............ ......... P.. 15,341 --------- --------- OHIO RIVERVENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------------------- ---------- ------------ - 9,009 .......... .. w.@ .............. OHIOE:IVERR1 ENGINEER DISTRICT UNTINGTO,4:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ... ............ 0 KY ...... EE IVE R, TEN I TENN S N., ALA, AN ... ............ ..... "607 ................... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 51995 127,936 773,088, 269,111 ...m..... 1,010 ONITEiRIvER, ARK./ iULFINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILETBAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.--- .......... ....... .... 1,584 ........ ......... 6. ...... ?413SISSIPPI.RIVER' NEW ORLE.ANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. .......... 10,141 8,103- 35,670 ---- o@ ............. MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.,,TO BUT NOT@INCLUDING , `2 ...... .......... 33,131. 147,16s 178,781 -.--. . ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------------------------ ............. M 18315SIPPI;RIVERI MOUTH OF OHID RIVER To BUT NOT!INCLUOIN5 BATON ROUGE, LA ------------------------------------------------------- .. .......... $02, 4,616@ 1,378 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ..................................... .. .......... ............ .......... 12,126 ---------- ---- TOTAL,, SHIPPING.AREA ............................................ .......... 44,076 162,066 227,955 .......m.. ......... .WOLF RIVER, TENN./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-, - ---------- ............ 9,36i .......... ..... w ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... 1,520 ... ! ...... .......... ......... ......... MISSISS IPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ........ ----- 4,870 21,161@ 1590633 83,212 r.........I--; ------- MISSISSIPPI-RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To 3UTLNOT,INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA.--@ ............ ---------------------------------------- 5,380 131,126 21SIS47 238,990 ......... .:....... MIGSISSIPPVRIVER' 4DUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO:.SUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................... ;... m................. ............. .......... ............ .......... 3,055 ................... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T3,MDUTH,UF MISSOURI,RIVER -- ---------- ------------ - ;--------- 1,372 --------- --------- YAZOO,RIVER AND MOUTH, 4185 ------------------------- ............ .......... ............ .......... 2,870 ......... ......... ALLEGHEM-Y RIVER, PA ................................................ .......... ............ ........... 936 ................... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------- m......I ......... 10,250, 153,809 382"541 330,43S --------- -- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ GULF INTRACOASTAL ejATERAAYI@408ILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.--- 3,127 ...... ------ 4,504 1,39s i....... .........6 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE.AND 8AYOJ DES CANNES, LA ----------- ---------- 1,203 ........... .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------- --------- 1,500 .......... .......... ......... ......... 4ISSISSIPPI:RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,L4A., TO MOUTH DF.PASSES .............. 502,917 17,487 1490900 192,814 ................... mrssISSIPPI RIVER.- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO &UT@NOT@INCLUDIN6 NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 2,073,653, 183,205 395,683 957,605 ......... ......... 1 0 Id MISSISSIPPI, RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO! BUT, NOT' INCLUDING SAT ROUGE, LA .......................................................... .......... ............ ...... 3,001 ................... MISS13SIPPI RIVERA .MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO''4OUTH:OF MISSOURI@RIVE9- 1,433 ------------ ---------- ---------- ------ NP ............ YAZOO RIVER AND 4DUTH, MISS ---------------------------------------- 14,795 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- i--------- M, LF RIVER, TENN 23,858 ............ .......... 4,062 --------- --------- 0.10 RIVER' ENGI. 4,435 ------------ 14,876 62-,624 --------- ----- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTING104 -------------------------- 12,596 ------------- --------------------- --------- ----- TENNESSEE RIVER, 4:563 54,6l4:....:!.,!!.0 IL.IN 0, S RIVER, ILL.- . !:. ... 'S 6 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..... a-------------------------------------- 2,931,407 203,395 620,435: 1,314,951 --------- --------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEERiDISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ MISSISSIPPI. RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF. PASSES ------------- 1,547 ------------ 1,362 .......... ......... ......... HISBISSIPPI@RIVER@' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT'INCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ .......... 2,551, ;......... 2,659 .... ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------- ---------- ------------ ---------- . 1,634 ---- ........ TENNESBEE.RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND-KY ................................ 1,476 ------------- ---------- 2,842 --------- --------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 3,023, 2,551 1,362 7,135 --------- --------- OHIO'RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT:NOT@INCLUOING-NEN ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- ---------- ............. 3,097 .......... ......... ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE, ......................... .......... ............ .......... 1,440 ......... ......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................. .......... ............ 31097 1,440 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ NARRIOR-RIVER SYSTEM ----------------------------------------------- t,1509 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------- 14,763 3,001 24,936 ---------- --------- --------- AISSISSIPPI.RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT'INCLUDING NEW. ORLEANS, LA ---------------------------------------- I--------------- 15,447 2"875 44,289 9,000 ... ..... ......... 14ISSISSIPPI RIVE01 MOUTH OF 41SSDURI RIVER TO!MOUTHDF OHIO-RIVER-- 1,451 ------------ ---- -- I.... ::: ......... .. ARKANSAS RIVER-ARK ................................................ .......... ............ .......... ....... ...... 1,4491 ---------- ------ "Hi OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------- 3,028 ---- r------- OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ------------------------ 1,420 ------------ ---------- ---------- ------------------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND XY ................................ 171,837 1,417 22,21S 96,798 --------- --------- DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 39 TABLE!I,-DOMESTICIINLANO MOVEMENTS OF ;RAINS, SOYBEANS,,SUGAR AND 40LASSES--CONTINUED SHIPPING,AREA BY RECEIVING AREA, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER GRAIN$ .3HIOPING AREA (CONTINUED) CORN (CODES 011,1: WHEAT. IOICBE&N. SUGAR: MOLASSES ..................................................... (CDDE@ DID., ., 0 (CO,E ( ODEz (CODE tCaDE 0103) 0106) 0107) 0111) 2061) 2062) CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN AND KY ..................................... .......... ............ .......... 1,200 ......... ......... IL,LINOIS RIVER, ILL.--: ....................... I............... I------ 32,256 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... .TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 2414,731 7,293 92,609 job,998 ......... IF4s6 CUMSERLAND.RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ AISSISSIPPI-RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA.l TO MDUTH;OF PASSES ------------- 4,550 ............ 12,,434 7,624 ......... ......... MI3SISStPPI.RIVERl BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 38,912 ------------ 6t,617 27,422 --------- --------- TIENNESSEE;RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ........ ....................... 13,102 ............ t,300 9,903 ......... ......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 57,164 ............ 75,351 44,949 ......... ......... GREEN AND aARREN@RIVERS, KY./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 3,304 ............ .......... 1,342 --------- --------- 4ISSISSIPPI.RrVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT:INCLUOING NEo ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 10,3it ............ 41173 13,914 ......... ......... YAZOO RIVER,AND MOUTH, MISS ........................................ .......... ............ .......... . 2,816 ......... ......... [email protected], TENN.,,ALA. AND KY ................................ .......... ............ .......... 1,450 ......... ......... TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 13,635 .... ....... 4,173 1@,522 ......... ......... 413SOURI@RIVER/ mississrPPI.RIVERI NEW OkLEAfVS,LA., TO MOUTH OF,PASSES ............. 27,239 11,176 43,986 66,61Z --------- --------- 4ISSISSIPPI-RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NDT@INCLUOING NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ tag,326 80,549 310,791 m,m ......... ... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 14INN., TO 4OUTH,DF MISSOURI RIVER .. .......... ............ .1,333 .......... ......... ... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .................................... .......... " 13,114 13,351 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. A14D KY ................................ .......... ............ 21,175 1,401 --------- --------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ lss,sbs 93,0?5 190,399 248,919 ......... ......... ILLINDIB RIVER, ILL./ GULF INTRACOASTAL@OATERNAY- MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- 6,407 ............ 3,054 2,915 ......... ... ..... MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 1,439,S65 ............ 101,243 524,674 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NDT@INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------- --------------------------------------- 7,248,400 612T4 242,575 2,41f,791 --------- --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To SUT@NOT INCLUDING BATO@i ROUGE, LA ................................... ...................... .......... ............ ...... .... 70,081 ......... ......... 4ISSISSIPPI..RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To [email protected] RIVER-- 7,042 ............ .......... 6,248 ......... ......... ARKANSAS RIVER,.ARK ------------------------------------------------ 1,485 ............ .......... .......... ......... ... I ..... odOLF RIVER, TENN ................................................... 166,761 ............ .......... 69,362 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .......................... 1,641 ------------ ---------- 37,070 ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANO KY ................................. 282,606 ------------ 1,703 110,805 o....... ..... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ---------------------------------------- ....... 4,370 ------------ ---------- ---------- --- ----- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................... 2,800 ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 9,16S,07T 6,274 348,575 3,233,7S2 ......... ......... PLACKlRIVER, 013.1 AISSISSIPPI,RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 6,152 ...... w@ .... .......... .......... ......... ......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND@KV ------------------ ............. .......... ............ 1,508 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------ *............. 6,IS2 ............ 1,508 .......... ......... ......... MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN./ GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYq 11081LE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-- 2,909 ............ .......... I,S24 --------- --------- GULF INTRACOASTAL@ WATERWAY' PLA2JEMINE. TO: 14ORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA .... .......... ............ J,ZS7 .......... ......... ......... AISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEA48,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 292,073 ............ 92IS98 262,224 -------- o ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, L.A., To BUT NOT-INCLUbING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 1,230,190 ............ 282,253 649,874 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI.kIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO:BUT@NOT'INCLUDIN6 BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- 2,812 .......... T- ---------- I'SIS ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI@RIVER' MOUTH OF AISSOURI RIVER TO;MOUTM,Ul: OHIO RIVER- 1,406 ------------ 1,397 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MINNEAPDLISP MINN.p Tjs4OUTM.OF MISSOURI RIVER -- ---------- ------------ t'sal 20,832 ......... ......... WOLF RIVER, TENN --------------------------------------------------- 75,390 ............ .......... 1,379 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE! ---------- ............. .......... ............ 19,67B 29,140 ......... ......... TENNESSEE-RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ---------------- ............. 114,098 2@1603 72,403 14,789 --------- --------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------- 1,718,886 2',603 471,637 1,181,277 --------- --------- LAKE ' MICHIGAN/ GULF INTRACOASTAL'OATERI@AYI MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 5,826 .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. S,972 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOTiINCLUOING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------------------------------------------------- 42,278 ............ 1,400 20,091 ......... ......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ---------------------------- ............. 40,250 ------------ 71226 20vogl --------- --------- PQRT*OF CHICAGO, ILL./ GULF 114TRACOASTAL AATEkWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ... .......... ............ 2,876 .......... ......... ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............................................... .......... ............ 1,464 .......... ......... ......... AISSISSIPPI,RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., 70 MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 114,003 ............ 660305 26,174 ......... ......... 14ISSISSIPPI:RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT [email protected] ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ ?24,937 ............ 60,642 59,084 ......... ......... MISSZSSZPPI,RIVERI MOUTH OF OHID RIVER TD,BUTINOT:INCLUDINr.SATON RDUrE, LA ---------------------------------------------------------- 1,467 ------------ ---------- 3,03S ----- o... ......... NOLF RIMER, TENN ................................................... Y,537 ...... vm .... .......... 3,044 ......... ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP .......... 0.............. .......... ............ .......... 1,612 ......... ......... TENNE33EC RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------- o ... ...o ......... 8,777 ... 12@366 11,880 ......... ......... ILLJNOI5'RIMER,, ILL .................................. ............. 1,610 ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ 362-,331 ............ 14S,6431 104,829 ......... ......... 40 7vd&%4"e TABLE:1-00MESTMINLAND -01EMENTS OF GRAINS, SDIYBiANB@ SUSAR;ANO 40LASSEB--CONTINUED 3HIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1986 (IN TONS OF 2',000 POUNDS) OTHER46RAINS SHIPPING AREA 1@ CORN (CODES 0102, WHEAT@ SOYBEANS SUrAR@ MOLASSES ..................................................... (CODE D104t.010S, (CODE (CODE (CODE (CODE OM) 01061 0107) 0111) 2061) 2062) LAKE, SUPERIOR/. LAKE SUPERIOR ...................................................... I. ....... 9,050 ........ .. ......... LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CAL.-IF .................... o ..... .......... ............. ..... I................ ......... 74'ses SAN FRANCISCD BAY AREAk SAN,JOA:UIN RIVER, CALIF ........................... ;.............. o.......... . ........ .......... .......... ......... 2,401 COL UASIA R VE A' VANCOUVER, 11AS%; TO,THE 1-11THI COLUA8JA RIVERI VANCO UVE., A H. , TO THE MOUTH-w---o ..... ......... ....... 1,000 W7S .......... ......... ......... COLUMBIA RIVER# ABDVE@CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH .............. .......... .... wo.@ .... .......... .......... ......... .12,111 OILLANETTE,AND YA14MILL RIVERS, OREG.- ............................ ........ . ........... .......... .......... ......... . 14,570 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................................ .......... 1#000 4,17.5 .......... ......... 26,681 COLURDIA,RIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE DALLES, DREG./ COLUMBIA,RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH .................... .......... ............ 12,922 ---------- --------- -------- WILLAMETMAND YAMMILL:RIVERS,, DREG ................ o............... .......... L11723 110,940 .......... ......... ......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................................ . 6..o ...... . tl,723 123@862 ---------- --------- --------- CDLUMBIA,R,IVER' ABOVE'CELILO:FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH -------- o ------------ 16,564 47,903 811,042 298 --------- --------- WILLAMETTE,AND VAMHILL;RIVERS, DREG ......... o ...... oo -------------- ---------- 77#103 1,009,090 ........ ;. ......... ......... TOTALv SHIPPING AREA ......................................... 16'S64 12S,oOb i,s2o,132 298 ......... ......... 4ILLAMETTE;AND YAMHILLiRIVER3, OREG./ CDLUMSIA RIVER$ VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH --------------- ...... ...... ... ............. 17,218 ---------- ---------- --------- SNAICE@RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND@IDAHO/ COLU481A!RIVERI-VANCOUVER# WASH., TO THE MOUTH ............. o ....... .......... 99-,465 1,552,810 23 ......... ......... NILLAMETTE@AND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG, ............................... 3ISS9 344',791 21531,437 49 ......... ......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .......... v................................. 31559 444,256 41*114,24@7 ...... . I.21 PUGET*SOUND-AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS ................................... .......... ...................... bio DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 41 TABLE,2--DOMESTIt INLAND 4OVE4ENTS OF LOGS AND LUMBER SHIPPING AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1986 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) LOGS, POSTS, SHIPPING-AREA POLES, AND FOREST PROD- LUMBER WORKED. PULPWOOD ........ I...................................................... PILING UCJS, NEC@ (CODE WOOD (CODE (CODES ?411, (CODES 0861, 2421) (CODE 2415) 2412, 2414) 2413, 241b) 2431) TOTAL,. ALL@SHIPPING AREAS ................................................ 10,571.007, 4,20S,315 139,824 48,204 3,931,'442 NARRAGANSETT BAY/ I PORT OF BOSTON, MASS ............... .............. ........ I................. I............ .......... ......... .......... CHESAPEAKE:BAY/ YORK RIVER, VA ------------------------ I.......... ......................... r@ ............ 216,122 --------- --------- 34,427 RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, VA./ YORK RIVER, VA .............................................................. ... !.......... ............ ......... ......... 18,788 ATLANTMINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLKI HAMPTON-RDADS, VA ----------------------------------------------------------- ---- ... ............ ......... ......... I2O,a97 ATLANTICANTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINLER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON@ ATLANTIC!IINTRACDASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ....... ---------- ------------ -- ........ ..... ;.... ......... 8,024 ALBEMARLE BOUND, N.C.1 YORK RIVER, VA .............................................................. ............ 1 67,293 --------- --------- ----- HAMPTON ROADS, VA ........................................................... ............ ............ ......... ......... to TOTAL!, SNIPPING AREA ..................................................... ............ 67,293 --------- --------- 106,2?8 CHOW4NRIVER, [email protected] ......... ............ ............ ......... ......... 41,402 HAMPTON ROADS, VA .................................................. ROANOKE RIV@R,' N.C./ YORK RIVER, VA .............................................................. ............ ............ ......... ......... S2,917 HAMPTON ROAD3,,.VA .................................................. I., ........ ............ ............ ......... m........ 136,569 TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... ............ ............ ......... ......... 189,486 .INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY. CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTEI RIVER, FLAd ATLANTICIINTRAC04STAL @ATERNAY- ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE ------------- 200 ............ ......... ........ .......... INTRACOASTAL- WATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCMEE, RIVER To ANCLOTE, RIVER, FLA ........... 440 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 64D ............ ......... ......... .......... NARRIDR RIVER;SYSTEMI WARRIOR RIVEWSY3TE4 ------------------- ------------------------------------ 147,139 616',021 --------- --------- 2,699,593 ALABAMA-CDOSA RIVERS, ALA, AND GA ........................................... ............ ............ ......... ......... 68 GULF INTRACOA3TAL'tiATERWAYO MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ............ ............ 2S6@,396 --------- --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE.MEXICAN BORDER ---- 1,384 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ---------------------- ------------ 1,333 --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPLRIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T3j4DUTH OF M163OURI;RIVER ........... 3,521 ............ ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ....... ................ MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ........... : ................ ...... TQTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ...................................................... 152,344 918,469 --------- 1,278 2,699,661 ALABANA-CO03A,RIVER3, ALA, AND GA./ AARRIOR,RIVER SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------------- ------------ I............ ......... ......... 663,481 hLABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA .......................................... ......................... ......... ......... 3,S68 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ....................................... p.............. ............ ............ ......... ......... 667,049 GULF INTRACOASTAL:WATEROOAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA- TO:NEW ORLEANS, LA.1 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 140BILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANSvLA ------------ 100 ............. ......... ......... .......... INNERHARSOR;NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ OHIO RIVER$ ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .................................. ............ ............ ......... 1,020 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATEROAYI 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TG;SABINE'RIVER, TEX., ;ULF OF MEXICO -------------------------------------------------------------- 687 ............ 60 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY$ MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA.i To SABINE RIVER, TEX.--- 272 ............ S ......... .......... TOTAL', 3HIPPING,AREA ..................................................... 959 ............ 65 ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL;AATERWAY' SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ---------------- ------------ ------------ --------- S33 ---------- MISSISSIPPI.RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LAv, TO:MOUTM OF PA83ES ...................... ............ ............ ......... 8,836 ---------- TQTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... ............ ............ ......... 9,369 ---------- rULF.INTRACOAStAL@WATERWAYP SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS/ AfIS3ISSIPPI:RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH,OF@PASSE3 ---------------------- ------------ ------------ --------- 533 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUT*OF PASSES/ NARRIOR,RIVER SYSTEM ........................................................ ............ ............ 1,013 --------- ---------- GALVESTONIBAY, TEXAS ........................................................ ............ 400 ..! ...... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI,RIVEV MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,9UT,NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,044 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI;RIVERl MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4OUTH10F MISSOURI;RIVER ........... 20480 ............ ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGOF ILL ....................................................... ............ ............ ....... 3,S14 ---------- TOTAL@, 3HIPPING@AREA ..................................................... 5.524 400 11813 3,S14 .......... MISSISSIPP14 RIVER' 8ATON@ ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT . INCLUDING NEW ORLEANSv LA./ TENNESSEE;R,IVER..TENN'., ALA. AND KY ......................................... 1,3801 ...................... ......... .......... 42 W4&d",veeomwmw q.ac *4a6d St4t", 1999 TABLE 2-.DOMESTIC:INLAND MOVEMENTS OF LOG, AND LUMSER-CONTIMUEO HIPPING AREA BY 0ECEIVI NG-ARE, CALENDAR YEAR 1956 (IN,TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) LOSS, POSTS, SHIPPING AREA POLES, AND, FOREST@PROD-@ LUMBER WORKED PULPWOOD -------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- PWING, UCTS, NECI (CODE WOOD (CODE- ECEIVING AREA (CODES 2411, (CODE$ 0861, 2421) (CODE 2415) 2412s.2414) 2413, 2416) 2431) 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO@RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ MISSISSIPPI@ RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTH:OF PASSES ...................... ............ ............ ......... 1,048 .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISBOURI,RIVER ........... ............ ............ ......... S,146 -.!- ....... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, M153 ------------------------------------------------- 131,304 ---------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISYRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................... .............. .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................... ............ ............ 10,686 15,284 .......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ................ ............................ ............ ............ 26,,036 3,021 .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ......................................................... ........ ... ............ 2'347 ......... ... PONT OF CHICAGO,.ILL ........................................................ ............ ............ 17,036 L,274 ... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... - 131,304 ......... 57,395 27,070 .......... 41331$SIPPI:RIVERO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO,MOUTM OF OHIO RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI.RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF.PASSES ...................... ............ 4,S60 --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4DUTH;DF MISSOURI RIVER ----------- 3,SS4 ............ ..... oo .. ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ......................................................... ............ 1,300 --- ----- --------- ---------- TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ................................................. .... 3,BS4 1,300 ........ 0......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER,, ARK./ 419313SIPPI:RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES --------------------- ------------ ------------ --------- 236 .......... YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, 4135 ------------------------------------------------- 1,810 --- !........ ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................... ............. ............ 1,586 ......... .......... OHIO RIVER-.ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGHP .................................. ............ ............ 1,488 3,992 .......... 40NONSAHELA,RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ............................................. ............ ............ ......... 1,151 .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL --------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 1,250 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 3,610 1,250 3,074 5,379 .......... OHIO RIVERJ ENGINEER,DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ OOARRIOR,RIVER-SYSTEM ........................................................ 1,475 ............ ......... ......... .......... HISSISSIPPI:RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUT47OF PASSESw ..................... 4,915 ............ 362 ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... b,390 ---- o....... 362 ......... .......... OHIO RIVER,' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ NISSISSIPPI@RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ...................... 3,OS3 ............ ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE'RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ AARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------------- 3,300 ............ ......... ......... .......... 14ISSISSIPPL,RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ...................... 5,511 ...... ...... ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ......................................... 103,542 393,491 ......... ......... 4,380 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... It2,623 393,491 ------- o. ......... 4,380 LAKE45UPERIOR/ LAKE SUPERIOR ............................................................... ............ o .......... 9......... .......... LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ................................... ............ 88,739 9,202 ......... .......... COOS BAY, OREG./ COOS BAY, GREG .............................................................. 450,060 ............ ......... ......... ...... COOS AND 4ILLICOMA RIVERS, DREG ............................................. W74 ............ ......... ......... ...... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 451,534 ............ ......... ......... .......... COOS AND MILLICOMA RIVERS, DREG./ COOS BAY, OREG .............................................................. 691,891 ............ ......... ......... .......... SIUSLAW RIVER, ONES./ SIUSLAO RIVER, OREG ......................................................... 91,442 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- COLoMBIA-RIVER1 AT BAKER DAY, MASH./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, MASH., TO THE 14OUTH ------------------------ 1,300 ------------ --------- --------- ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, MASK., TO THE A00TH/ COLUMBIA RIVER' AT BAKER BAY, 443H .......................................... 800 ............ ......... ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, RASH., TO THE MOUTH .............................. 138,399 90,490 39,600 ......... .......... COLUMBIA,RIVERI VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE DALLES, ORE6.r ..................... 10,057 52,941 ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE,AND YAMHIl.L RIVERS, OREG ......................................... ............ ............ 3,793 --------- ---------- SNAKE@RIVER, DREG., MASH, AND IDAHO ......................................... 1,416 ............ ......... ......... .......... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 150,671 143,431 43,393 --------- ---------- COLU481A RIVER' VANCOUVER, mASH., TO THE DA6LES, DREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, AASH., TD THE MDUTH ------------------------------ 50622 491,607 ......... ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE DALLES, OREG ---------------------- 577,294 21S,597 --------- --------- ---------- ah.LAME,TTE,AND YAMNILL RIVERS, GREG ----------------------------------------- 3,361 ............ ......... ......... .......... SNAKE,RIVER, GREG., WASK, AND IDAHO ......................................... ............ IT,400 3,QQO --------- ---------- TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 586,277 724,664 3,000 --------- ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENvENICK, WASH.1 COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ................ 369,154 ........ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., TO THE DALLES, OREG --------- 42,962 ....... ;0 WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG ......................................... 5@181 ............ 4,1 ........ .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 16,b391 412,116. 4,100---------I.......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 43 TA68LE 2--DOMESTIC INLAND 4OVE4ENTS: OF LOGS AND LU4BER--CONTINUED- SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 198b (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) LOGS, POSTS, SHIPPING AREA - POLES, AND FOREST PROD- LUMBER WORKED PULPWOOD .............................................................. PILING UCJS, NEC, (CODE WOOD (CODE (CODES 2411, (CODES 0861, 2421) (CODE 2415) 241,1, 2414) 2413, 2416) 2431) 4ILLAMETTE AND YAMMILL@RIVERS, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER# WASH., TO THE MOUTH .............................. ............ 206,253 --------- --------- ---------- COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, YJASH-, TO THE DALL94, OREG ....................... ............ 156,786 --------- --------- ------- OILLA4ETMAND YAMHILL RIVERS, OREG ..........p ....!..... w .................... 8,959 500 ......... ......... ....... SNAKE@RIVER, OREG., MASH, AND IDAHO ........... ............................. ............ 1,000 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ........................... ........................... 5,959 364,539 --------- --------- ---------- SNAKE:RIVER, OREG., WASH, AND IDAHO/ COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH .............. .............. 125,607 149,015 4,274 ......... .......... COLUMBIA RIVERI VANCOUVERp WASH., TO THE DALLES, ORES ....................... 69,955 ............ 1,416 ......... .. ....... WILLAMETMAND YAMMILL RIVERS, OREG ......................................... 5,404 1,000 AND IDAHO ......................................... .10600 31200 2,000 --------- ---------- SNAKE RIVER, OREG.o NASH, 28 --------- ---------- 2 TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ...................................................... 203,596 MiW 7,718 --------- ---------- COEUR'DtALENEJLAKE/ COLUMBIA RIVER- FJENATCOEE, MASH., TO INTERNATIONAL BOUNDRY .................. 236,559 ............ ......... ......... ... COEUR DtALENE LAKE .......................................................... . 230,535 ------------ --------- --------- --- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ..................................................... 467,094 ............ ......... ......... .......... PUGET'SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET SOUND@ANO TRIBUTARY oiATERS ............................................ 7,2117,311 398,047 2, .. ...... 06, LOWER 9 UPPER SOUTHEAST'ALASKA/' - LOaER & UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA ............................................. 222,599 320,219@ 2,83: 40 41,700 ALASKA PENINSULA/ ALASKA PENINSULA ............................................................ 124 ------------ 22 ......... .......... 44 194TY TABLE 3--DONESTICtINLAND MOVEMENTS OF@COAL AND'LIGNITE (CODE 1121) SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA, CALENDAR YEAR 19,08 (IN,TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING.,AREA .......................................................................................................... -TONS TOTAL, ALL@'SHIPPING AREAS ............................................................................................ 166,509,339 BALTIMORE,HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MO./, DELAWARE:RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DE,LAWARE,SIOE ........................................................................... 31,663 SALTIMORE@HARBDR AND CHANNELS, MD ----------------- ..................................................................... R,179,3sl TOTAL, 3141PPI14G AREA .................................................. o.................. m ........................... HAMPTON ROADS, Vk./ DELAWARE@RIVERf NEW JERSEY SIDEm ............ .................... !....................................................... $59,109 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD ................................... o................................................... 1,621.3to TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ............................................. ................................................. 1,080,419 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHODCHEE,AND FLINT RIVERS,,GA. AND FLA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... I'soo JOARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ GULF INTRACOASTAL;?iATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA.,.TD MOBILE BAY, ALA ..................................... ......... 59,600 ESCAMBIA.ANO CONECUH RIVERS. FLA. AND ALA ......... o...................................... r.............................. 44,700 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM-o ----------------------------- .................................................................... .9,033.771 GULF INTRACOASTAi.,*ATERWAY' 40131LE BAY, ALA,. TO'NEW ORLEANS, LA ..............................o ............... o--------- 16,957 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ..................................... o------------------------- :.327,185 MISSISSIPPI@RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT;INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................. 76,04S OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ....................... o........................................ o........... 80,603 .TENNESSEE,RIVERf TENN., ALA. kNO KY .............................. o............................... ?..................... S3,900 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................. ............................... .9,6941,761 GULF INTRACOASTAL.WATERWAYI 40BILE SAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLIANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF,PASSES ------------------------------------------------------------------ 30,800 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA.,. TO MOUTH@QF PASSES/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 5,182 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ...................I.................................................................. s.......... 3,862 KANAWHA RIVER-9.VA.-lm -------------- a........... w.......... !............ ...... . ................. ;......... m......... 1,383 TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 10,427 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER@l BATON ROUGE@ LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA./ MISSISSIPPI,RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 10,605 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP .... T ......................................................................... 15,46S 01410 RIVER' ENGINEEkDISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............ .................................................................. 1,601 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND AY .......................................................................................... 4,125 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA .......................................................................................... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL. .................. 1:4% ................................................................................. 4 0 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 34,799 141331631PPI.RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA./ 4ISSISSIPPURIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTM,OF PASSES .................................................................. 2,325 PIDLF RIVER, TENN ........................................................................................................ 1,624 TOTALv SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 3,949 %IISSISSIPPIIRIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ PEARL:RIVER, MISS. AND LA ............................................................................................... 29,302 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1,567,413 9185ISSIPPI.RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT,NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................................... 1,622 AISSISSIPPI:RIVER' MOUTH OF,DMID-RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE@ LA --------------------------------------------- 6,746,016 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To 14OUTM OF OHIO-RIVER ....................................................... 602,175 RISSISSIPPI@RIVERf MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,MOUTH OF MISSOURI-RIVER ....................................................... 1,636,667 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 1,639,269 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL.----! ................................................................................................ 833,007 ST. CROIX RIVER, WIS.,AND MINN .......................................................................................... 21,374 PORT,OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 12,425 TOTAW SHIPPING AREA .................................................................................................. 13,289,290 413313SIPPI@RJVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVE". MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. 2,947 MISSISSIPPI@RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING-MEW ORLEANS, Lk ----------------------------------------------- 4,279 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO'MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ....................................................... 1,765,740 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 1,770,966 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................. ma--! ---------a .................... 75,749 MISSISSIPPI.RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT,NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------- 7,342 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ..................................................................................................... 1,St3 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 1,400 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA...; .............................................................................................. sb,004 OHIO RIVERP-ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE1 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO M0191LE SAY, ALA ----------------------------------------------------- 2,691,693 ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALf ............................................................................... 1,821,083 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................................................................................... t65,419 GULF INTRACOASTAL,OATERMAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................................ 1,091,468 PEARL,RIVER, MISS, AND LA ................................................................................................ 72,025 LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA .................................................................................................. 37,213 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................................................................................... 1,478 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA@, TO MOUTH OF PASSES ---------------------------------------------------------------- a. 4,096,819 MISSISSIPPI.RIVER1 BATON ROUGE, LA.vTO BUT'NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA .............. i................................. 574,471 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------------------------- 18,090 DOMESTIC -- INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF -ORIGIN -AND - DESTINATION 45 TABLE 3--DOMESTlIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF COAL AND LIGNITE (CODE 1120--CONTIMUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YE14R 1968 (IN TONS OF 2090 POUNDS) SHIPPING AR A ........... !. ................................................................................................ TONS RECEIVING.;REA MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF ONIO RIVER ....................................................... 118,409 MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO;MOUTM,OF MISSOURLRIVER ....................................................... 1,697,382 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................................................................... 972 WOLF RIVER, TENN ....................................... .......................... 8811:11,12 OHIO RIVER'-ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISYILLEP ----------------------------------------- 10, 1,90 OHIO :IVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...........w.................................................................... 300,331, OHIO IVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSbURGN ------------------ 435 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................... 558,27: CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND@KY .......................... ::: ............................................................. 5,191,57 GREENAND BARREN RIVERS, KY;; ........................................................................................... 212,650 81G SANDYRIVE R, KY. ANO . .................6.......................................................................... 4,629 MONONGAHELA RIVE At! ....................................................................... 18,321 No VE R' 914,iSO ILLI IS RI R, ILL .........v..................................................................... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..........................i......o.................................................................... 210,453 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 30,715,2S2 DHI 0RIVER4 ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ 0A RRIOR R ................. 177:SS2 ACOA A ................. 3 216 9' IN "'R" 37'A rUL TR IT L .' ;;;7:; A; INNER "" Ra OR' ""ICA,TO. CANAL'LA ------i.................................................................. .............. 1,771 GULF [email protected] PLAQUEMINE TO'MDRGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ........ ...................... 1,600 MISSISSIPPI 'I'ER, NEW RLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSE$ ............................ ...................... 2,177,881 RISSISSIPPIRIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT [email protected] ORLEANS, LA ...............m..........................4 .... 756,619 41331SSIPPI RIVER--MOUTH OF OHIO RIVERITO.BUT NOT IMCLUOING,BATON .......... 290,424 MOUI R 413813SIPPli RIVER" OUTM OF MISS RI:R VER TO MOUTH OF OHIO, IVE ............... 637,162 MISSISSIPPI! RIVER'MINNEAPOLISI,- 14INN@- TD, MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ---- 304,032 OHIO RIVER'EN6 INEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .......... ----------------- 4,067,447 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT', HUNTINGTON:::o....................................................................... 5,116,629 0HID RIVER- ENGINCER DISTRICT'PiTTS BU RGH:::: ........................................................................ 2"674,230 TENNESSEE RIVER'TENN : ALA.KAWD KY ..................................................................................... 1,727,442 Y. CUMBERLA NO RIVER, TCN; AND, ............ m- ............................................................................ 1,600 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ........................................................................................... 2,946 KA14AWHkRIVER, sl.VA ----- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5,676 MONO MCAMELA RIVER, PA. AND 0.VA ........................................................................................ Sp507,140 ALLEGMEMY.RIVER, PA ---------- w-; ...........i........ ................. ............................................. 11765 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL@ --------;..........;........ ............. ...... . ...............................i......... 87,776 PORT OF CS ICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,037,417 TOTALvSHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 24,02,327 OHIO RIVER 4 13 ;,ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ a'sP1, RIVER: NEW ORL(EjANSLA;: TTDOMOUTHROOF,PA"EDS;;;-;;,--;;:;;@;--:; -------------- ............................... 166,500 MISSISSIPPI RIVERIAroNUr L IUT T INCLUi ............................................... 15,400 R'Ea MSSI@fpp 1.RIVEINDUTH0FM 10RI RIVER TOMOUTH,OF OHIO RIVER ---------------- 1:567 MISSISSIPPI!RIVER MINNEAPOLIS, "INN., TO'MOUTH,O%MISSOURL,RIVER ---------------- - 5 ?20 OHIO RIVER'ENGINEER DI6TRICT, LouiSVI4LEp.....@.@ . .......6......................6........................................ 499,944 01410 RIVER ENG EER DI TRCT, HUNTINGTON .................................................................... .......... ZP492,380 H104RIVER: ENGI.NEER DISTRICT, 'T TSU 6,590 431 01PI 0: TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND K 2, 8 042 MONONGAMELA,RIVER', PA. AND N.VA ............. ....................................... ................................W .... 103,744 AL,EGHEMY RIVER, PA ............................... ..................................... m................................ 150,672 PORT,OF CHICAGO, ILL ....................... ..... ....................................................................... 5,111 TDTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................................ ...................................................... 12,909,511 TENNESSEEiRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND:KY./ GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATERWAYI APALACHEE'SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA,---o ------------------------------------------------- 2S2,533 ESCAMBIA ANDC0NEC 1, 111S.............................................................................. 472,353 WARRIOR R VER Y..:.!!!.:.:LA.,AND ALA. ........................................................................ 273,02S r' IS 3? ...... ......... ,U LF INTRACOA3TALNATERMAY' 40;;LE SAY,.ALA,. ...............!............................ 743,672 PEARL,RIVER,MISa. AND LA -------- - 1:507 MISSISSIPPI-RIVERP NEW ORLEANS,'.7;;--;N; a, PASSES--::: ................. 859 983 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER1 BATON ROUGE, 6A., YD@W NOTiINCLUDIN; MEN ORLEANS, LA .............................................. 47,132 41831631PPI.RIVERI 14OUTH OF OHIO RIVER MSUtNOT INCLUDING,SATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------------------------- 1,400 4138ISSIPPliRIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURLRIVER TO MOUTH OPOHIO RIVER ....................................................... 1,502 11 ISSISSIPPI,RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO@MOUTI*DF MISSOURI.RIVER ....................................................... 240,223 .HI0RIVER-: ENGINEE:,DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ .............................................................................. 3,321 OMID RIVE,EN I4EE DISTRICT, MONTINGTON ..... li .......................................................................... 1,4sa TEN NE SS EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY.--@ ................................................................................. 6,273,06S CUMBERLAND RIVER,, TENN. AND KY ---------- ....I...................................... 317,706 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA --------------------- ............................ 1,431 ILLINDIS%RIVER, ILL; ...................................................... ............................. 61,033 PORT@OF CHICAGO, ILL@ .................................................................................................... 1,600 TDTAL,, SHIPPING AREO ................................................................................................. 9,552,950 CUMBERLAND RIVE R' TENN NO Ky./ C M E AN TjNA U B RL D RIVER, N.-AND KY .......................................................................................... 106,500 GREEN AND@BARREN RIVERS, KY./ "isSISSIPPI@RIVER: BNEWDN0RLfANES,,LA;:,TOOMSUT"OF JPASL3ES7;;--;;";;:;;Z;--:;:: ............................................. 992,9T9 MISSISSIPMRIVER AT ROU@LTUT N0T NI.UD 4.340 , MI IS,.a-4 ..U 82,270 MISSISSIPPI RIVER NNEAPOL MINN , TOUTH OF IRI,RIVER ..........: .............................. I'D LF RIVER, TENN .... ... . .... .... .... ::::: .......... 581:024 OHIO,:IVERil,ENGINEER ;13T;I@T, ................ .............. ".33 3 31 CUMS LAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .......................................................................... ............... 216,55A TOTAL,,.SHIPPING AREA ............................................................................................... 6,909,800 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND OO.VA./ WARRIOR,RI#JER SYSTEM .......................................................................;............................ 49,132 ", RL-RIVER,.MISS. AND LA ............................................................................................... I,5sq INNERNARBOR;NAVICATION CANAL, LA ...............................................6........................................ 4,239 OULF INTRACDASTAL,PIATERWAYO PLAQUEMINE TO;MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ......................................................... 28,33S 46 wuaaoswe eommewe 4 tie waaaStWe6. 1911 TABLE 5--DOAESTIC@INLAND MOVEMENTS OF COALIAND LzrNinictociE 112t)-comilriNUEo SHIPPING AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR@YEAR 1958 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) SHIPPING-AREA (CONTINUED) ................................................................ ; .......................................... TDNS MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES@ ................................................. I................ 1,260,802 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING-NEX ORLEANS, LA .............................................. 69S,3?4 11 ISSISSIPPI@ RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT-NOT INCLUDING,BATO4 ROUGE, LA ------------ 139 199 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ...................... 120:449 MISSISSIPPI, RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO.MOUTH OF.MISSOURI@RIVER ....................................................... 169,612 WOLF RIVER, TENN. .................. ? ..................... 1,400 .. 1 R, IN;;; ............................... 10 RIVE ENS ...................................................................... 3,627,105 OHIO'RIVER-@ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................................................................ 2,930,09 OHIO@RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............................................................................... 534,9L.9 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANO;KY .................. P.................................................................. 60,943 XANAONA,RIVER, N.VA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7,641 WONONGAHELALRIVER, PA. AND R.VA ................................................ 21,7a6 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ........................................................ ........... , 3 12 07 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL .............................. o...................................................................... 39,440 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 136,599 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................... i ............................................................. 10,260,736 KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA.1 NA IOR ER SYSTEM- 6::113 'R INT:IVo ST A,;;;;;. 37 IF AC A AL@A AISSIS SIPPI,RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO M3UTH OF PASSES -------- ........................ 1,766,672 11 ISSISSIPP I .. ER: BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA .............. T................................ 1@131,ZZ6 MISSISSIPPI, RIVER ,ourm OF AZSSOURI RIVER 70, MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................................................... 98,701 MISSISSIPPI RIVER , MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T3,MOUTN OF 14ISSOURI RIVER ........................................................ 75,400 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK --------------------------- o------------------------------------------- ;........................... 11,553 ON 10 RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 1,324's6o OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............................................................................... S,095,044 @DHID IVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ........................................................................... 2,950,614 TENNE:SEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................................................... ................. 43,058 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................................................... 3,336 KANAWHA RIVER, ".VA ................................................................... 106,700 .ONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ......................................................................................... 741,SL'b ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ....................................................................................................... I 34,34S LLINOIS RIVER, ILL@ .................................................................................................... 1,4as, PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................................................................................... 7,7ag TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 134487,522 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND *.VA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ..................................................... 11,744 ESCAMSIAzAND CON9CUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............................................................................... GALVESTD&BAY,.TEXAS ............................................. ...................................................... 23,762 21M ISSISSIPPI RIVER,' NEW ORLEA4S,LA., To MOUTH OF PASSES .................................................................. OS4,060 MISSISSIPPI.RIVER' MOUTH@OF MISSOURI RIVER TO ROUTHiOF OMIO-RIVER ....................................................... 7,400 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............................................................................... 222 712 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER@DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON .......................................................................... ! ..... 1,203:7Z4 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................................................................ 40317,212 TENNESSEE.RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ..................................................................................... 409,447 CUMBERLANDzRIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................................................................... .3Z9,766 KANAOMA RIVER, 01.VA ............................................... ..................................................... 219ss MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ......................................................................................... 18,433,488 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ..................................................................................................... S44,07 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILLj .................................................................................................... 26,636 TOTAL@, SHIPPING :REA ............... ............................ ................................................. 26,420,655 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA.1 MISSISSIPPI,RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO,SUT NOT INCLUDING-BATON ROUGE, LA ............................................. 1,417 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL.0' PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................................................ ! ........................................ 1,54bvb3l PORTIOF CHICAGO, ILL./ 4ISSISSIPPtRIVERf NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTHIOF PASSES ------------ ................................................. 1,4?9 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ................................................................... ;................................ 450 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................................................................................. 10879 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND, DESTINATION 47 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETRDLIUM*PRODUCTS 341 pPING AREA9Y RECEIVING AREA. CALENDAR YEAR 1986 CIN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREk/ GASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDE: JET@FUEL! KEROSENE, HSIDUALl NAPHTHA CAT IN PRODUCTS ................................. (CODE, FUEL OIL. PETRDLEU* (CODE (CODE FUEL OlLi (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING.AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE: 2912) 2913) (CODE: 2917) GREASES 29,18, 2914) 1311 2915) (CODE 2921 2916) 2991; TOTAL ALL;SMIPPING AREAS---- 39,691,5a5 30,656,438 48,237,963 5,532,304 1,077,164 56,771,296 6,827,172 3,097,992 li,460,952 PENOBSCOT.RIVER, MAINE/ PENOSSCOT@RIVER, MAINE .......... ........... . 18,560 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PORTLAND,HARBOR, MAINE/ PORTLAND-HARBOR, MAINE ---------- 12,069 28,877 ----------- ---------- ---------- J1,136 ......... ......... .......... GLOUCESTER,MARBOR, 4ASS./ 'GLOUCESTER HARBOR, MASS ......... ........... 10,817 ........... .......... I.S72 ........... ......... 94 .......... PORT'DF BOSTON, MASS./ PORT DF.BOSTON, 14ASS ............ 141,356' 227,104 ........... 7,159 8,bZl 246,@697 ......... ......... .......... NARRAGANSETT@BAY/ NARRAGANSETT BAY ................ ........... 69,988 ............ .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,279 ---------- PROVIDENCE,RIVER AND HARBOR, R.I ............................. 4,504 17,706 ........... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... TOTALv SHIPPING AREA --------- 4,504 87,694 ........... .......... .......... 3,364 ......... 2,279 ........... PROVIDENCE;RIVER AND HARBOR, R.I.4 NARRArANSEXT SAY ---------------- 1,867 20,913 ........... .......... .......... 4,304 ......... ......... .......... PROVIDENCE@RIVER AND HARBOR, ---------------------------- 14,509 7,636 ........... .......... .......... 1,525 ......... ......... .......... TOTALV SHIPPING AREA --------- 16,376 26,549 ........... .......... ........... 5,829 ......... ......... .......... THAME3'RIVER, CONN.-/ THAMES RIVER, CONN .............. ............ 3,800 r.......... .......... .......... 30,751 . ........ !. ......... ...... LQNGASLANO@SOJNDv N.Y./ LONG ISLAND@SOUND, N.Y ---------- 29,008 R2,923 ----------- ---------- ---------- 7,799 ......... . ....... .......... PORT,OF NEW,YORKj N.Y. AND N.J./ PORT OF NEA YORK, N.Y. AND N.J.- 7,035,173 7,897,227 64S,130 181,058 202,943 6,552,180 243,42S 16,594 232,281 UPPER-HUDSON RIVER, N.Y ......... 3,524,918 1,949,828 176,901 113,095 .193,33T 2',067,890 ... 98,804 1025.,365 'NEW YORK:STATE,BARGE CANAL ...... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ...... A, 566 LAKE.CHAkMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT.---- @33,891 1,013 ........... 3,751 ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ------- -- Td',T'AL-, SHIPPING AREA --------- 10,593,982' 9,048,068 82Z,031 297,904 396,280 8,620,070 342,229 16,S94 364,212 UPPER 14UDSON RIVER, N.Y.1 PORT OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J.- 2,988 54,417 ----------- 36,87.4 .......... 5,4D9 10,047 ......... 55,446 UPPER HUDSON RIVER, N.Y -------- 21291 47,s3o ........... 1,466 1,488 40,83S -------- --------- 11,272 LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. AND VT 81,647 18,842 ........... 95,771 . 921 ........... ........ :........ I.......... LAKE ONTARIO .................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 11,259 ......... ......... .......... TDTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ......... 86,926 la0,789 ------------ 139,131 2,409 S70SQ3 10,047 ......... , 66,715 DELANAKRIVERI-NEW JERSEY SIDE/ DELAVIARE;RIVERI NEA JERSEY SIDE- 34,441 190,257 22,770 15,035 14,312 49SI958 48,158 ......... 230516 OELAmARE-RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE@SIDE ............... 53,430 106',69S ........... lsob9a .......... 726,599 7,064 ......... 13,296 MANTUA CREEK, N.J: ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,103 ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, OW ............ ........... 46,220 ........... .......... .......... 154,443 9,061 ......... .......... SCHUYLKILL@RIVEQ, PA ............ 121,398 23@3,945 ........... . 3,52S 17,568 264,546 291S59 17,722 ......... CHESAPEAKE,SAY .................. 17,119 L1,294 ----------- ---------- 3,004 ...... .... ......... ......... ....... !.. NANTICOKE:RIVER, DEL. AND NO ---- ---------------- --------- ---------- ---------- 32,177 ......... ......... is'lia BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 40 ............................. 74,182 48,687 13,4QI .......... .......... 72,198 ......... 4,466 86,319 POTOMACARIVER AND TRIBUTARIES --- ----------- 17,745 ........... .......... .......... 52,7s? ......... ......... 23@189 YORK RIVER,-VA .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 14,108 --------- -------- !. ....... 'JAMES RIVER, VA ................. ........... ........... ........... ..... ..... .......... ........... .................. 20, HAMPTON ROADS, VA ....... ISo675 CAPE-FEAR RIVER, N.C.---:::::::: 10,014 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... . 300,570 64S,813 36,2ti 34,256 34,504 1,854,329 93,842 22,158 268,079 OELAWARE;RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELANARE.SIDE/ OELAOARE@RIVERI NEW JERSEY SIDE- 213,834 3420567 1,797,456 2S5,746 3FY42 668,S46 ......... 5,473 .......... DELANARE;RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE --------------- S181008 266,233 11,218,111 ---------- .1,532 280,942 --------- -3,06S .... a..... 413PILLION RIVER, DEL ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- Z09,547 .......... .... ------- --------- --------- --------- CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ------------ ----------- 15,1,7ss ........... .......... lp460 221,091 ......... SCHUYLKILL@RIVER, PA ------------ 250,350 215,631 --------- ---------- 7,034 337,277 ......... T,500202 CHESAPEAKE,SAY ------------------ 126,56S 17,839 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- --------- NANTICOKE@RIVER, DEL ' AND MD.--- 792' 3,830 ........... .......... .......... 13,S21 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBORLAND CHANNELS, Wo ......................... ;;::: 936 50,391 10,4L5 3,561 0,919 136',02S ...... .. ......... .......... 4:!, 131:,611 POTOMAC!RIVER AND TRIBUTARI YORK RIVER, VA ................. --- . ....... 2, 19 JAMES RIVER, VA ----------------- 2,820 .... ........... 1,67, .............. . HAMPTOkROADS, VA. 12,446 05,354 ........... 22,920 .......... ........ TDTAL,.SHIPPING AREA ......... 1,616,751 1,133,603@ 13,02S,984 751,575 5906$4@__t,898:347 ......... I.e.oa ol 48 wa&,&"e TABLE 4-.DoMESTIC-INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AN61PE-TROLEUM PROOUC73-CONTINUM &"IPPINGLAREA,BY RECEIVINS AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1958 (IN TONS OF 2*000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI; PETROLEUM SHIPPING,.AREA GASOLINE; DISTILLATE CRUM JMFUEL: KERDiENE, RESIDUALt NAPHTHA CA 7,N PRODUCTS ............. CCODEI FUEL-OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIt.( (CODE DILS AND (CODES 2911) (CODE, (CODEt 2912) 2913) (CODE; 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, a916) 2991) CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL./ DELAIVAMRIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... 051 .......... .......... 46,689 9,113 ......... .......... DlLANAAEiRI,VERl,PENNMVANIA AND QELANARf:SIDE .............. ........... ?,319 ........... .......... ... ......... ......... 1,419 CHRISTINkRIVER, DEL ............ ........... ........... ......... . 104 290 ......... ......... ......... . .......... ... ::::::: .i:, SCHUYLKILL-RIVER, PA ............ ........... 3,800 ........... .......... .......... 33,680 --------- --------- ---------- BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, AD ............................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,372 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... 6,119 651 .......... .......... 216,490 9,113 --------- 1,419 SCHUYLKILL RIVER, PA./ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE- 16,619 221,445 22,334 781 1,579 293,062 55,127 ......... 76,234 DELAWARE RIVER- PENNSYLVANIA AND DELANAREiSIDE ............... 16,497 126,863 ----------- 14,23S 11561 Q76,790 17,179 ...... o... .......... COHANSEY RIVER, N.J .............. ........... 5,392 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ............ ........... 21,379 ........... .......... S,631 123,923 ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLKILL@RIVER, PA ............ ls2,So2 64,214 ........... 2,295 31252 113,723 15,742 ......... 1,116 CME3APEAKE-SAY .................. 310282 ........... .......... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... NANTICO.KE.HIVaERa,,DEL.CA NO 40 .... ........... ........... .......... :.......... .......... 65,166 ......... ......... 1,S63 11 ALTIMD E AR 0 AND HANNELS, .D ............................. 87,lbl 3,802 ........... 3,071 -o ------ 12,027 ?,183 ......... 176,241 PDTOMAC@RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 51,681 YORK RIVER, VA .................. ........... 22,843 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... JAMES RIVER, VA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 23,816 HAMPTON ROAD$, VA .............. ........... 6,068 ........... .......... .......... 22,790 ......... ......... 16,929 TOTAL@ 34IPPING AREA ......... .334,131 474,026 22,334 20,382 12,023 1,107,451 90,231 ......... 347,55a CHESAPEAKE-BAY/ DELAWARE, RIVER,, NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 10,223 --------- --------- ---------- DELAnAMRIVER1 PENNSYLVANIA AND DELANARE SIDE ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 13,224 --------- --------- ---------- SALTIMDRE,HARBOR AND CHANNELS, AD .............................. ........... 21,079 ........... .......... !......... 56,723 --------- --------- - HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... 7,082 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... 26,161 .......... ..... .......... 50,110 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE.HARBOR AND CHANNELS, AD./ DELAWARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... ........... 4,261 4,179 16,348 --------- --------- - ------ DELAOIARE,RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAPiARE:SIDE ............... 2,150 7,082 ----------- ---- ---------- 6,074 ......... ......... .......... SCHUYLAIL@@RIVER, PA ------------ 14,Qob ........... ........... .......... .......... 8,629 --------- --------- 30,650 CHESAPEAKE SAY .................. 111,412 45,S27 ........... .......... 3,633 26,303 ......... ......... .......... NANTICOKE.RIVER, DEL. AND MD ---- ----------- 10,895 ........... .......... .......... 41,016 ......... ......... .......... CHESTCR,RIVER, AD ............... ........... 1,372 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, AD ---------------------------- ----------- 98,757 ........... .......... 2109S 949,679 --------- 9,427 ---------- PDTOMAC,RIVER,ANO TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 38,230 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... JA14ES RIVER, VA ................. 111152 16,02t .......... 11671 .......... 36,620 --------- --------- 28 HANPTON@ROADS, VA ............... 91053 4,354 .......... :.......... 4,282 23,992 --------- --------- -- TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ......... 149,173 222,268 ........... 5,9S2 14,189 1,310,661 ......... 9,427 59.046 POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES/ DELAWARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE - ----------- ----------- ----------- 26,591 .......... ........... ......... ......... 545 CMESAPEAKE@SAY ------------------ ----------- 7,744 ........... 43,95Z ---------- 9,9sl ......... ......... .......... NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MD .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 22,909 --------- --------- 2,236 .ALTIMORE.lAR8DR AND CHANNELS, AD ------------------------------ ----------- Ts,107 .......... .......... .......... 23,459 --------- --------- 11,272 POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 193,821 .......... : IS5,973 ---------- 170,582 --------- --------- 16,147 YORK RIVER, VA .................. ........... 767 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... JA14ES RIVER, VA ----------------- 2,003 ........... ........... ..................... 2,463 --------- --------- ---------- MARPTON'ROADS, VA --------------- ----------- 1,827 ........... 24,067 .......... ........... ......... .......... 7,ZSB TDTALw SHIPPING AREA ......... 21003 279,2B6 ----------- ?53,883 .......... 229,364 ......... ......... 37,465 YORK RIVER, VA./ DELAWAREIRIVERI NER JERSEY SIDE . ........... 23,33S ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... DELAOARE.RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE ............... ........... 16,200 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .... I.... .......... CARIMNA RIVER, DEL ------------ ----------- 42,937 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SCHUY6KILL,RIVER, PA ------------ 274,266 8S,341 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... C14EBAPEAKE-SAY ------------------ 39,040 9,264 ........... .......... .......... 5,47D ......... ......... .......... BALIIMOAE@HARBOR AND CHANNEL$, AD .............................. 478,764 01,839 ........... ..................... ........... ......... ......... ....... POTOMAC;RIVER AND,TRIBUTARIES --- ----------- 13,331 ........... .......... .......... 265,567 ......... ......... ... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... lb5,320 75,222 ........... 130,745 ........... 29,198 --------- --------- --- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ......... 957,390 347,469 ........... t3o,745 ----------- 320,255 ......... ......... .......... JAMES RIVER, VA./ SCHUY6KILL,RIVER, PA ------------ 3,823 ..... ......... ......... .......... CHESAPEAKE BAY .................. 53,82? 7;1 ......... ......... .......... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... 79,766 173,190 ----------- ---------- 3 3S,922 --------- --------- ---------- AREA --------- 137,411 ISS,504 ----------- ---------- 6 47,972 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING DOMESTIC, INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 49 TABLE 4--DDMESTIC'INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRDDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2POOQ POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEU14 SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUELi KEROSENE, RESIDUAL; NAPHTHA CATING, PRODUCTS ................................. (CoDEt FUELjOIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE, FUEL OIL@ (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE. 2912) 1915) (CODE 2917) GREASES, 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) HAMPTON ROADS, VA.1 DELA4ARE,RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE . ........... ........... ........... .......... . rm ....... 6,26$ ......... ......... .......... DELAWARE.RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE SIDE --------------- ----------- 3,811 4,66B .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL ............ ........... 13,001 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SCmUYLKILL,RIVER, PA ............ ........... 3,744 ........... 3,446 ---------- 22,056 --------- --------- ---------- CHESAPEAKE SAY ------------------ . 173,417 223,937 ........... .......... 2,834 50,103 ......... 15 .......... MANTICOKE,RIVER, DEL. AND MO ---- ----------- 27,227 ----------- ---------- ---------- 19,094 ......... ......... .......... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND@CHANNELS, MD.! ----------------------------- ----------- 17,623 81978 .......... .......... 60,122 ......... ......... .......... POT014ACIRIVER ANO,TRIBUTARIES ... ........... 62,595 ........... .......... .......... 21,958 ......... 3 .......... YORK RIVER, VA ------------------ 1,069 9,429 .27,576 .......... .......... 141,962 ......... . 1146 ..... ::::: .JAMES RIVER,.VA ......o---------- 5,141 2,265 ........... .......... .......... 280,9Z2 ......... ......... ..... MA14PTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... 349,219 ........... 30,786 2,851 930,700 ......... 41417 3,221 ATLANTIC@INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GREAT BRIDGE.LOCK ROUTE ......... ........ -- ----------- ----------- 197,310 ------- .... ......... .. 6........ ROANOKE RIVER, N.C .............. ........... ........... ........... .......... ....... 4'1,"59'9' ............. ......... ... ..... .......... CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ............ ........... 10,339 ........... .......... .......... ........ .. ......... ..... TOTAL-,.SHIPPING AREA --------- 179,627 723,200 41,242 231,542 51691 1,574,814 ......... 3,221 ATLANTIC:INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- ENGINEER-DISTRICT, WILMINGTON/ A.TLANTICi INTRACOASTAL, WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON ... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 15,89? .......... ......... .......... PAMLICO@AND-TAR RIVERS, N.C ..... ........... ........... ........... ..................... 10,350 ......... ......... ...... NEUSE'RIVER, N.C ............. 1,692 ----- ----------- 3,409 .......... ........... ......... ;......... ...... TDTALW SHIPPING 'AREA --------- 1,692 ........... ........... 3,409 ----------- 26,L,42 ..... --- --------- ----------- CAPE,FEAR RIVER, N.C*,./ ATLANTIC-INTRACOASTAL,,4ATER$iAY-@ ENGINEER@DISTRICT, WILMINGTON --- ----------- ----- ----------- ---- ---------- 10,7416 --------- --------- ---------- PAMLICO AND,TAR RIVERS, N,C@ ---- ----------- -------- .. ........... .......... .......... 1,573 ......... ......... .......... NEUSE-RIVER, N.C@ ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4S,227 ......... ......... .......... CAPE FEAR.R,IVER, N.C ------------ ----------- S,622 .......... .......... .......... 163,lb6 ......... ......... .......... NORTMEAST:(CAPE'FEAR) RIVER, N.C ............................ ........... 30,SS2 ........... .......... .......... 13i,924 ......... ......... .......... 3AV;NNAWRIVER, GA.-m ............ ........... ......... . ........... .......... .......... 1,931 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@r SHIPPING AREA --------- ----------- 36,174 ........... ........ 7. .......... 354,S67 ......... ......... .......... ATLANTWINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT 'CHARLESTON/ ATLANTIC;INTRACOASTAL@r4ATEROOAYI- ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON --- ----------- 21078 ........... 26,146 .......... ......... ......... . ;........ SAVANNAH RIVER, GA .............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 661 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA --------- ----------- 2,078 ...r....... 2b,lQ8 .......... 118,098 ......... ......... .......... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA./ HAMPTON ROADS, VA ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... . 71550 PAMLICO,AND TAR RIVERS, N.C .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4,416 ......... ......... .......... CAPE@FEAR RIVER, N C@ . ........... 1,206 ........... .......... .... ;...... li755 2,017 ......... 4,466 NORTHEAST (CAPE FEAR) N.C ---------------------- i....... ........... ........ - -W ......... .......... .......... 1,100 ......... ......... .......... ATLANTICiINTRACOASTAL!.VATERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ... ........... 634 ----------- S3,480 .......... 1,968 ......... ......... 15,394 SAVANNAH RIVER, CA ....... ....... 57,439 22',847 ........... 3,216 .......... 122,611 --------- --------- 22,983 ATLWIC@ INTRACOASTAL- WATERWAY-% ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ..... ........... ........... ........... .......... ....... ST'. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ...... R,290 ... ........... .......... ....... . TOTALv SHIPPING AREA ......... 59,729 24,607 ....... .... 5b,696 .......... 132,342 2L,017 ......... SO,393 ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA./ CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ............ ........... 19,841 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATLANTIC@INTRACDASTAL,WERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON---- 24,8e4 3*171 ... ........ .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA .............. 2,402 2S,637 ........... .......... .......... .......... :......... ......... .......... ATLANTICIINTRACOASTAL@NATERWAY'I ENSINEER,DISTRICT*o SAVANNAH ..... ........... 1,084 ........... .......... .......... 168,773 ......... ......... .......... ST-JOHMS RIVER. FLA ............ 42,487 97,231 ......! ..... 193,433 .......... 768,41t ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA --------- 69,713 146,964 ...... 193i433 .......... 937,184 ....... ......... .......... ATLANTIC;INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE/ ATLANTICIINTRACOASTAL,(IATERWAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT'. JACKSONVILLE . ........... 5,047 ........... .......... .......... 442,326 ......... ......... .......... INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, CALOOSAMATCHEEIRIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA./ OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY, FLA ........ ........... 37,129 ........ .. .......... .......... ......... .... o6 ... .......... INTRACOASIWWATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TOiANCLOTE@ RIVER, FLA .................. I.... 6,809 7,896 ........... .......... .......... 106,153 ......... 6,128 11875 TO,TAi.*.;HTPPING AREA ......... 6,809 QS,025 ........... .......... .......... 669,bbo ......... 6,1281 1,875 50 wa""e e"mvmwq de *4d&d SW@", 19 f f TABLE 4--DOMESTICtINLAND M04EMENTS OF.PETROLEUM ANDiPETROLEUM PRODUCTd--CONTINUED- SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA: CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER SHIPPING AREA GASOLINEi DISTILLATE CRUDE: LUBRI. PETRDLEU14 JET@FUEW KEROSENE@ RESIDUAL@ 4APHTHA CATING PRODUCTS ................................... (CODEl FUELIOILI PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE. FUEL DIL, (CODE, OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING.AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE; 2912) 2913) (CODEi 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE. 2921, 2916) 2991) i GULF INTRACOASTALIWATERMAY- APALACHEElBAY, FLA., TO MOBILE, BAY, ALA./, GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERNAY1 APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ ........... ........... ........... 24,088 ........ ........... ......... ......... .......... AARRIOR,RIVER,SY3TEM ............ ........... 6,499 ........... .......... .......... ........... ................... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL,OATERWAYI 14DBILE@ SAY, ALA- TOL NEW ORLEANS,-LA ..................... 1,906 1,772 ........... 5,404 .......... ........... ......... ... ... ...... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 13,941 ......... . @7,w ..... .......... KISSISSIPPI@RIVERI NEW DRLEANS,LA., To MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 3,102 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI,RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT INCLUDINGLNEw ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,575 .......... TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA --------- 1,946 11,3?3 ........... 29,492 .......... 13,941 ......... J,Sys .......... GULF OF MEXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 199,827 690 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ----------- 5SO ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL:WATERNAYI- MOSILEiBAY, ALA,. TO NEm ORLEANS,.LA ..................... ........... 653 6,439 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 59',702 OIATER044Y FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF,MEXICO .................. ........... 102 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@ovATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ............... ........... 27,562 S69,574 267 .......... ........... ......... ......... I......... GULF INTRACOASTAL-NATERIVAYI PLAQUEMINE,TU-MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ----------------------- ----------- ----------- 40,774 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... S,210 .......... .......... . ?.......... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PA3S, LA ---- ----------- 4,796 378,529 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECAES oYATERWAY, TEXAS... 91170 10,334 427,235 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... 198,417 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... SS3 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW URLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 2.S?6 1,662 606,041 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 231,603 4ISSISSIPPI4RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.. TO@BUT NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA ..................... 50120 251 20,269 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 4,103 4ISSISSIPPI-RIvERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT@INCLUDING BATON ROUSE, LA ................. 17,005 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 16,157 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN.i TO ROUTH OF MIS30URI RIVER --------------------------- 16,367 ........... ........... .......... ......... .......... ......... ..... s... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... 4,769 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA --------- 100,160 24S,737 2,491,238 267 ........... ........... ......... ......... 312,715 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ GULF INTRACOASTAL,mATERWAYI- APALACHEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 198,635 78,13? ........... .......... .......... 32,242 ......... ......... S3,894 APALACHICOL4oCh4tTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... . 21,400 20,191 .......... ..... ........ 49 GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 253 9,49; ----- -------- ::: ::::::::: ::::::::: WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ 20,406 2S1120 42Q,708 .......... .......... 359,995 --------- --------- - 117,403 GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATERNAY" MOSILE,BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 75,155 51,644 56,6%9 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... AATERdAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- ----------- 5,362 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@OATERNAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEA --------------- ----------- -- 116::44 ------ .. .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... .. 13 12 ... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... ........... .......... S,928 ........... 8,42t --------- ---------- SABINE-4ECHES wAFERWAY, TEXAS --- 31953 23,979 821,321 .......... .......... 106,670 44,336 ......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 6,8D2 45,374 66,7L,3 ---------- ---------- 88,226 15,824 --------- 3,271 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO,CbRPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS --------------------------- ----------- ----------- 164,705 .......... .......... ........... 4,369 --------- 10,800 GULF INTRACOASTAL,PIATERWAY- CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... 54,915 ........... .......... .......... 20,423 --------- --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPURIVEH- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- 37,605 393,sbs .......... .......... 73,606 6,146 ......... .......... 0ISSISSIPPI.RIVEk, BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW aRLEANS, LIA ----------- ......... b8,514 10,60a 165,163 ---------- ---------- 60,543 ......... ......... .......... 04IS313SIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT,NDT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 9,338 7,680 ............ .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER@' MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN- TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- 6,551 ........... ----------- ---------- ---------- 57,099@ ......... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, ARE-AS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 51 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC-INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.-CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LURRI; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASCLINE@ DISTILLATE CRUDE JET FUEL, KEROSENE; RESIDUALf NAPHTHA CA T,N 3 0DUCTS .................. (CODE! FUEL OIL PETROLEU4 (CODE (CODE FUEL DILI (CODE OILS AND (CODES 2911) (CODE CCODE@ 291?) 2913) (CODE 291?) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 29tS) (CODE 2921, 291b) 2991) TENNESSEEiRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... lylsfio CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND,KY .. ........... ..... I Z3,271 .1 .... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND 'j.VA ............................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,756 ......... ......... ....... LAKE MICHIGAN .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 7,?28 ......... ......... ....... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 7,728 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... 410,754 358,506 2oZ70,399 .......... S1928 79,096 ......... 279,o48 GULF INTRACOASTAL-4ATER4AY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO:NE0 ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATERWAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO:MOSILE BAY, ALA ------------------------ 404,9Q3 143,594 ----------- 94,209 ........... 16,974 ......... ......... 10t,676 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHODCHEE AND FLiNT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... iS,824 10,406 ----------- ---------- ---------- 6,100 ......... ......... GULF OF.MEXICD .................. ........... ........... 383 .......... .......... ........... ......... ........ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ 77,112 39,203 17,640 ---------- ---------- 40,833 --------- --------- 705,675 GULF INTRACOASTAL,AATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 62,079 47,124 4,907 .......... .......... T -------- o- --------- --------- 7,088 PASCAGOULA RIVER, MISS .......... ........... 532 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... PEARL;RIVER, 4133. AND LA ....... ........... 58 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WATERWAY FROM E14PIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- ----------- 6,725 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL:WATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI,RIVER, LA., TO SASINEIRIVER, TEX -------------- ----------- ----- 3,166 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ----------- ----------- ----- ----------- ---------- ---------- 4,114 ......... ......... .......... SABINE6NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 132,452 42,764 70,115 3,970 ........... 27,067 7,803 2,946 5,457 GALVESTOkSAY, TEXAS ---------- 23,939 24,000 5,384 12,420@ ---------- 181,441 30,176 ......... 1,494 GULF INTRACOASTA6.WATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 25,634 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... . o....... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL;WATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, MTHE@ MEXICWBORDER .................. SF277 ........... ........... .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... MIS$ISSIPPI@RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 8,625 2,253 58,744 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 621 MISSISSIPPI!RIVERI BATON ROU;E, LA.# TO OUTiNOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA .................... 516,937 ----------- 6,910 71098 5,752 57,356 45,7.30 91270 1,61S 14ISSISSIPPIlRIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUrE, LA.o ............... 13,41S ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 5,431 AOLF RIVER, TENN ................ 4,914 11,164 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVEk' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 35,565 17,102 ........... 184,760 ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 106,a63 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 2,607 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ........ o. TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- 17,360 lo'S74 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 46,923 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... li7,201 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 12,14S ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ ----------- 20,252 ----------- ---------- ---------- 33,677 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 1,346,793 369,106 t7S,974 302,4b5 5,732 367,562 95,854 12,216 ItZI4,489 INNERHARBOWNAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------ ---------- . ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 3,990 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA .............................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4,093 ......... ......... .......... TOTALw SHIPPING AREA --------- -------- m .. ........... ....... ... .......... ....... 4,093 --------- --------- 31998 LAXE@PONTCHARTRAIN, LA./ rULF INTRACOASTALtnATERWAY' 4081LE-BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.-o ------------------ ----------- ----------- 2,990 ---------- I.......... ........... ......... ......... .... LAXE@MAUREPAS, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... ..................... ........... ......... ......... 6,064 GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAYI MOSILE;BAY, ALA- TD NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 3,373 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPURIVERN NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- --------- 33,70S .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... 37,076 .......... .......... ........... ... o..... ......... 6,064 WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, Lk., TO GULF Of, MEXICO/@ ATCHAFALAYA'RIVER, LA ----------- ----------- ----------- 13,7813 ....... o.. .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 52,BS4 ........ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- ----------- ----------- 19,996 ........ rALVESTDN BAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- --------- 18,294 ......... o.......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- 7,6so .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 52 e"mwswq.,'d$e *9400d. SW,", 19ff TABLE.4-00MESTMINLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PROOUCTS-CONTINUED .SHIPPING AREA,9Y RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR:YEAR I "D (IN TONS OF 2,,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI: PETROLEU14 SHIPPING-AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDE' JET Fuu@ KEROSENE RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CA TIN PR ODUCTS .................. (C3DEt FUEL OIL, PETROLE CCODE CCODE FUEL, DIL@ (CODE OILS AND (CODES 29111 (COM (CODEUM a9la a9l 3) (CODE 2qI7 GREA BE$ 291 6, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE' 292t, 29161) 2991) MISDISSIPPI;RIYERI 84TON ROUGE, LA., TO;BUT NOT INCLJDING-NEA ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 544,842 .......... .......... ........... ......... ........ .......... 41651331PPI:RIVER,l MOUTH OF DMID RIVER,TO BUT:NOT INCLUDING. BATON ROUGE4 LA ................. 2,800 ........... ........... .......... .......... ... m....... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@,SHIPPING AREA ......... 2',800 ........... 617,424 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ..... CULF:INTRACOASTAL,WATER4AY' MISSISSIPPI.RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX./, GULF INTRACOASTAL-WATERWAY' APALACMEEsSAY, FLA., TO MOSTLE1 BAY, ALA ....................... ........... ............ .... a...... qjOOO .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF OF 14EXICO ------------------ ----------- - 528,191 1PI02 6,165 .......... .. 318 191 27S .......... WARRIOR RIVER UYSTEM ------------ ----------- ----------- 272,536 ........... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL14ATERWAY- NOBILE,BAYf ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA .................... ------ 487 4,829 ....... mw . .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... "A TERWAY FROM EMPIRE, GULF OF M a ... ........... ........... 6,052 .......... 4......... .. i........ ......... ......... .......... IULF INTREXOlCS7T*A"47:;TERMAYl .IS31SSIPPL RIVER, LA., TO SASINEIRIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- 85,440 926,853 526 .......... ........... ......... 2 .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL oiATERWAY' PLAGUEMINE@TO-MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA.-" ---------------- I.... ........... S03 8,816 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ...... ATCMAFALAYA,RlVER, LA ----------- 2,S73 7,81s I'ses,169 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OUCHITA-AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ------------------------ ----------- 38 ----------- ----------- ---------- ------ I..... ......... ......... .......... INLAND NATERWAY, FRANKLMTO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ------------- -------- - 84 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ------------- 1 2,328 204 ....... .. .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MERMENTAU.RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIWUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ ........... ........... 3,736 .......... ... o ...... ........... ......... .. ....... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... .........;.. ........... . 899,460 ---------- SAa-INE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS 63,S84 1,506 756,716 .... ...... GALUESTON'SAY,,TEXAS ------------ 30,820 ........... 812,090 .......... .......... I'm ...... o.. ......... 1,534 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' rALVESTON-TO CORPUS CHR15TI, TEXAS ........................... ........... ... o ....... 46,463 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL;mATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE, MEXICAN BORDER ------------------ 83,113 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI;RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,L,A., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 2,420 2,696,538 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 413SISSIPPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.. TO,SUtNOT INCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 54,653 ........... 227,610 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,074 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... 58,346 .......... ..... o.... ........... ......... ......... 846 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... S,483 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,600 ......... ......... .......... TDTAL-, SHIPPING AREA --------- 234,744 628,812 8,306,559 IS,691 .......... 14,171 191 277 3,4S4 GULF INTRACOASTALtMATERAAY' PLAQUEMINEiTO -40RGAN CITY ROUTE, LA. / GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,514 GULF INTRACOASTAL OIATERNAY' 140BILE SAY, ALA- TO NEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 1,877 $ULF INTRACOASIAL wATERWAY' MISSISSIPP11RIVER, LA., TO SASINtRIVER', TEX ............... ........... ........... 834,410 .......... .......... ........... ......... .... ;.... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL okTERWAY' PLAQUEMINE,TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ----------------------- ----------- ----------- - 146'sbb .......... .......... ........... ......... ........ !. ......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.... sliss .......... 31,102 ........ ;.. .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... SABINE-NECHES PiATERWAY, TEXAS ... 29,461 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- 5,452 ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ 16,005 ........... . a......... .... ..... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL r4ATERWAY- CORPUS CtiRISTI,, TEXAS, TO THE! 14EXICAN BOROER .................. 39,922 ............ ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 413313SIPPI-R,IVEN' NEW ORLEANSiLA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES - ----------- ----------- .24,972 ...... 7... .......... ........... ......... ......... 20,247 MISSISSIPPIiRIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BJT'NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA ..................... 142,345 .......i---- 3IFS60 .......... 6,977 ............ 9,351 ......... .......... 0413313SIPPI RIVER,' MOUTH OF ONMRIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGgr LA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 3,104 MISSISSIPPI,RIVEAf MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------------------------- 29,655 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND4KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 2,210 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 262,476 ----------- 1,068,610 .......... 6,977 ----------- 14,803 --------- 36,952 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 53 TABLE 4--DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SMIPPING@AREA BY RECEIVING ARE, CALENDAR YEAR 1985 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PET ROLEUN SHIPPING,AREA GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JET@FUEL- KEROSEWEi AXSIOUA@i NAPHTHA WING PRODUCTS ................................ (CODE@ FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (CODE. (CODE FUEL OIL' (CODE. OILS A N0(CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE@ (CDOE, 2912) a 913) (CODEi 2917) GREA 5Es a91B, a914) 1311) 2915) (CODE, 292t, 2916) 2991) ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO ------------------ ----------- 287 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .............. WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... 5,114 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ...... GULF INTRACDASTAL@00,TERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE,RIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- 4t691 IaS,482 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE,T0 MORGAN CITY ROUTE', LA ....................... ........... ........... 79,344 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... I.......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... 9,24? a,604 .......... .......... ........... ......... .................... OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND,LA .......................... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIWUL ........... .......... ......... .......... AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ 1,272 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... . 56,?07 ......... . 3ASINE-NECmES WATERWAY, TEXAS--- S,192 ........... 16,238 .......... .......... ........... 22,?42 --------- - GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ....... 71867 ........... ........... .......... .......... 33,23? 22,568 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERNAYI GALVESTON,T0 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 2,s4o ........ v.. ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPLRIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- ........ ......... 117,518 .......... .......... 6,579 , 26,851 ......... 11,336 MISSISSIPPIiRIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TOiSUT'NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ................. bef902 6,866 ........... .......... .......... 249,212 3,413 --------- t2,OOO MISSISSIPPI RIVER? MOUTH OF OHIO RIVMT0 BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 477,018 12,11e 32,166 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ........... @"133135IPPIiRIVER- MOUTH,DF MISSOURLRIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------w------ 122,391 Is'sle ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .... [email protected] MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO NOUTh OF MISSOURI RIVER ...................... 9,768 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... .... .... ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. @038 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ,:OHIO RIVERI.EN61NEEWDISTRICT, .LOUISVILLE ----------------------- 2i@,Tqi 11,1090 ........ ... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... .......... @TENNESSEE;RIVER, TENN., ALA. AWKY ............... !----------- 127,340 5'sal? ...... .... I...... .......... 21,007 ......... ......... .......... BIG.SANDY RIVER,,KY. AND W.VA.; . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,t2o ......... ......... .......... TOTALV SHIPPING AREA --------- 1,055,037 67,360 378,766 .......... .......... 316,465 131061 ......... 23.336 DUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND. LAd GULF INTRACOASTAL;AATERWAY'L L MOBILE@BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANSvLA ..................... ........... ........... 9,503 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ........ "I68ISSIPPI;RIVE0 BATON ROUGE, LA,., YDIBUTiNOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 5,281 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... 14,?64 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND@hATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO. 11ERMENTAU RIVER, LA./ MARRIOR-RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... 179,167 .......... .......... ........... ......... ...... o.. .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATERWAY- t4ississrppl.RIVER, LA., TO SABINE,RIVER, TEX.--o ........... ........... ........... 330,467 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .. ........... ........... 13,328 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ......... ATCH&FALAYAiRIVER, LA ........... INLAND WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU.RIVER, LA ------------- ----------- ----------- 2,452 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... ........... 1,995 .......... .......... ........... ......... ....... . .......... 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ ........... ........... 17,4b4 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND@PASS, LA .... ...... .... ........... 273,184 .......... .......... ........... ........ ........ I.......... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ....... !-- 44,399 .......... ...... 0... ........... ........ :......... .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... 214,877 ......... . .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAYI GALVESTON TD@CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS --------------------------- ----------- -- 2,554 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPIzRIVERI ME* ORLEANS,LA., TD-40UTH OF PASSES@ ........... .. w...! ..... 129,932 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI!RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUP NOT@ INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, L4 ..................... ........... ........ Tim. 42,076 ---------- --- ........... ......... ......... ......... MISSISSIPPIIRIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO-RIVER TD BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGEo LA ................. ........... ........... 67,405 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTALv SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... 1,3i9,2DO .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ...... BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ MARRIORiRFYER SYSTEM ------------ 3,400 ----------- 24,250 .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... .... ;...... GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SA51NE RIVER, TEX ------------- ----------- 5,184 26,569 .......... .......... ........... ....... ATCHAFALAYA.RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... 142,067 ....... CALCASIEU,RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 77,207 ....... .... ......... ..... SASINE@-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS.; . ........... ........... 85,426 ........... .......... ........... ........ :1 ......... I.......... 54 !ABLL 4--DOMESTMINLA"D, MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AEND PETROLEU*PROOUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING, "EA,BY RECE, VING-AR.A CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING,AREA1(CONTINUED) rASOLINEi DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JET@FUEL; KEROSENC' RESIDUAW NAPHT14A CATING. PROD UCTS ................... (COOEI FUEL OIL PETROLEU* (CODE:' (COOt FUEL Oll., (CODE OILS-AND! (CODES 2911) (CODE, (CODE; 2912) :2913) (CODE 2917) GREA3E6 a9le, 2914)m till) 2915) (CODEi 2921, 2916.) 2991) GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... S'S82 .......... ..... v.... ........... ......... .................... TDTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ......... 3,480 5,184 36bilot .......... ......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 4ERNENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNE3v LA./, GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... . I........ ........... ......... ......... 28,163 OIARRIOR@RIVER SYSTEM ..... ........... ........... 26,977 .......... .... . .... ........... .. 6....... ......... ........ 6UL F IN TRACOA STALWl A7;;;;;f MOSILEiSAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... ......... . .......... ........... ......... ......... 16,238 GULF INTRACDASTAL,MATERVIAY' .MISSISSIPPI.RIVER, LA., TO 3ABINE@RIVER, TEX .. ..... . ..... ... 4,370'-' - ......... ........... .. ...... ... ;..... .......... ATCHAFALAYA LA. .......... ....... :... '70,593 ...... .......... . 6...... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... ........... 49',050 .......... .......... ........... ..... 6.... ......... .......... SASINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 102,286 ........... 290,662 .......... ...... @w ... ...........i-wo ------ --------- ---------- 6ALVESTON SAY, TEXAS --------- 37,165 1,163 13,956 ---- --------- ----------- 5,832 ..... @-w. 719 GULF INTRACOASTAL:NATERWAY' r ALVE TO TO TEXAS!= .... .... 2,604 ........... ..... e..... ...... 6... ..; ....... ........... .. r...... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL 01ATERWAY1 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE% MEXICAN BORDER .................. 21,497 .......... .1 ......... ........... ... I........ ......... ......... .......... IMISSISSIPPI.RIVER' NEW ORLEANSLA-., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 1,309 --------- ---- ......... ... 4...... ..... .... ........ ......... 101,709 AISSISSIPPI@RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO'BUT-NOT INCLUDING NEA 3,488 ... ..... 3,067 ORLEANS, LA ......v.............. 17,627 ..... o ..... 13,2Q4 ...... .... .......... ........... MISSISSIPPIIRIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TO bUT NOT INCLUDING, aATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 6,709 ........... 10,051 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... mISSISSIPPI,RIVERl MINNEAPOLIS,' 11 INN ..... 2,S20 ........... ........... ...... .... ........... ............ .... ..... ......... ... ...... 'PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ 5,006 ........ a.. ........... .......... ..... ..... .......... ;. ......... .... @l .... .......... TOTAL;, SHIPPING AREA ......... 198,7?5 1,163 480,903 .......... .......... ........... 9,320 w....... 151,896 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.1 GULF INTRACOASTAL ooATERMAYO APALACHEE SAY,- FLA., TO MOBILE. aAYv ...... !:!46 ----------- --- ;-;; ...... 136,193 2,484 3,109 ......... .......... GULF OF 20,217 ........... .......... .......... ........... . o....... , tl? - 34,402 flARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM7;;;;; ------ 16,359 6,372 S,535 .......... .......... 11,S47 ........ ;. ......... .......... GULF INT RACDA STAL0A .MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA .................... S,188 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ..... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SASINE'RIVER, TEX ............... ........... &S,477 47091 .......... .......... 32,886 --------- - !....... ...... GULF INTRACOASTAL@ovATERWAYI PLAOUEMINE TO MORGAN CITY R0OTE' LA ....................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... . . 7,263 .......... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ........... ........... 10,843 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND MATERNAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... ass 1,046 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... BAYOU-VER4ILION, LA ------------- ----------- 16,S27 -------- 1,422 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MERMENTAU.RIVER, BAYOU NEZPI9UE AND,BAYOU DES CANNES, LA -------- ... 1,532 .......... .......... ..... CALCASIEU RIVER AND ... -------- -- 167. 1 ... ;;*,;77 ....... PASS, LA.--- ...... 984 242,314 40,SQo 7,468 ....... SABINE-NECHES ?JATERWAY,-TEXAS ... lbe,345 61,065 105,070 ...... .... .......... 3,867 32,306 .......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ 60,452 94,452 979,715 jo.,84a 1,367 241,037 53,914 40ing 26176S GULF INTRACDASTALzMATERWAY' GALVESTON TD CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS---@ .... w ................. 146,S31 13,S59 6i ... 2,999 7,386 --------- 3,020 ....... ....... GULF INTRACOASTAL!mATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ................... 4,048 ........... ..... .... .......... 53,IS4 16,054 SISS6 19,200 MIS SISSIPPI,RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 3,229 31's4o 19,226, .......... ......... m. S,600 15,859 6,653 .......... MISS13SIPPD RIVER4' BATON ROUGE, LA.,. 10@ BUT@ NOT INCLUDING NE4 ORLEANS, LA ..................... 94.764 33,686 40,562 ......... .......... t56,518 108,403 ......... 20,549 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT@NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- SS,257 7,090 ...... 53,924 ------ .......... ......... 2S,786 ---------- AISSISSIPPI.RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSDURI,RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------------- 9,434 12,668 ........... 5,668 ....... ........... ......... 68,390 .......... MISSISSIPPliRIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .......................... 29,48S 1,!:! ........... .......... ......... ----------- I , fl@ll 17,S32 --o ...... YAZOO RIVEkAND MOUTH, MISS.---- 9,230 ........ ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... 31,995 .......... 1,656 ......... ......... .......... IOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 6,966 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........ - 1 599 .......... 0.10 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 5,991 29,143 ........... .......... .......... ........... ... .......... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, PIT13SURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,282 9,1?9 .......... DOMESTIC INLAND'TRAFFIC, AREAS OF: ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 55 TABLE 4--DOMESTICIINLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM A ND@PETQOLEUM PRODUCTS-CONTINUED SHIPP, NOAREA BY RE CEIVING AREA CALENDAR.YEAR 1989 (IN rQNS OF 2,600 POUNDS) OTHER LUARI: PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED).*/ GASOLINE; DISTILLATE CRUDE JET;FUEL! K"OOSENU RESIDUALI-@ NAP14TMA CAT,N PRO DUCTS .................. (CODE1 FUEL-OIL- PETROLEUM (CODE (C DE, @F UEL OIL@ (C ODE OILS AN (CODES 2911) (CODE (CODE.' , 2912) 2113), (CODE 2917) GREASES Z918, 2914) 1311) 291s (CODE 2921. 2916) 2991) TENNESSEEjRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY s,060 ------- ... ........... .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... ........... ....... I ..... ... . .......... .... ......... 19,693 ---------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ..... ----- ----------- - w. . .......... .... 2,611 102,388 ..... TOTAW SHIPPING AREA --------- 626,407 *01,233 1,4SLI,739 338,570 8,635 546,072 291,271 336,786 100,936 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL@POATERWAYI APALACWEE SAY, FLA., TO MOBILE ....................... ......... ............ 30,439 .......... 19,030 61117 6,20 .......... SAY, ALA. ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. A D ALA ... w...! . .......... ......... .N ................... ........... ........... ... ......... ......... ......... GULF F MEXIZO .................. ........... @2flas 14,102 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 226 .......... OARRIOWRIVER SYSTEM ........... 6,37s - 17,052 461,151 11,474 .......... GULF INTRACO.ASTAL,(#ATERWAY Z05,028 6,286 --------- . 1,238 MOSILE'SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 162,2S4 ........... ........... .......... .......... 67,471 ... ..... ......... 24,61S GULF INTRACDASTAL:rOATEROAY' MISSISSIPPI,RIVER,, LA., TO SABINE,RIVER, TEX --------------- 93,515 112,U4 4,40 4,161 .......... 44,123 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACDASTA4@NATERWAYJ PLAGUEMINEiTO MORGAN CITY ROUTE', LA ATCHAFALA;;';7;;;','@;::::::::::: ........ .......... .......... ........... 51,800 3,825 ...... ........ .......... .. ........ 68,482 ......... ......... ....... INLAND 01ATERNAY, FRANKLIN To 4ERMENTAU RIVER, LA ------------- ----------- 255 ........... ..... w.... .......... ........... ......... .... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ......................... ..... ...... - I,I,Sbs ........... .......... .......... ........... ....... .. ......... ...... WERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ........ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ........ I,Iso CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA,.T-1- 18,07; 11921, 91569 271,387 ....... Sb,6s9 126,930 '4,295 182,069 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 66,371 46,008 be3lo3s 4,550 .......... 334,496- 158,950 8,184 4,359 GULF INTRACOASTAL' PIATERWAYP SABINE RIVER 10 GALVESTON, TEXAS ....................... o.... ........... . ......... ........... .......... .......... 1,932 12,823 --------- ------- GALVESTON SAY,'TEXAS ............ 145,968 182,681 144,446 155,891 6,404' 1,478,451 155,495 13SIS53 303,206 GULF INTRACOASTAL fJAtERWAYl GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS --- ------------------------ 52,353 10,696 ........... .......... .......... 21fI67 5,799 ......... 104,SS2- GULF INTRACOASTA@,,jATERMAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS,,TU THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. 5,484 ... .... ........... .......... ....... 94,069 37,814 .17,410 S5,953 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER,- NEW ORLEANS,LA.,-T0 MOUTH OF PASSES- MISSISSIPPI,RIVERP BATON ROUGE, 29F716 26,153 24,676 .......... .......... 230,033 4,222 48,S08 4,849 LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NE14 ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 167,548 0,642 ........... .......... .......... 306,244 35,895 30,064 1511982 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO bUT NOT'INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 16,052 4,136 S5,046 .......... .......... ........... 8,038 22,185 .......... MISSISSIPPI.RIVER1 MOUTH OF 1415SDURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... 50,971 17,216 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 26,253 .......... 4ISSISSIPPI@RIVER,l MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4OUTH OF MISSOURIt RIVER --------------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------- I... .......... 16,782 2',928 12,221 ...... AOLF RIVER, TENN ................ 6,744 ........... ........... .......... ....... I .. .......... 10,069 750 17 OHIO RIVERA ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUI$VILLEw --------------------- 10,213 ........... ........... 34,226 .......... ........... ......... 110,656 15,070 OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... 3'sal ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,170 ......... ......... 21,641 OHIO RIVER-.ENGINEER,DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... Ij02I .......6.... .......... .......... 29,102 1,402 80,096 .......... TENNESSEE'RIVER, TENN., ALA AND,KY .......................... 7,082 7,020 ........... 2,231 .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... CUMSERLANO@RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ......... . . . . .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... Ile aIG-SANOY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA.-- 2,660 ........... ........... .......... .. I....... ........... ......... ......... ....... KANA04MA RIVER, W.VA ............. ........... ......... !! . ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,141 .......... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL6 ............ 35,009 ........ ... ....p....... .......... .......... 30,182 19,785 ......... .......... BLACK,RIVER, W13 ---------------- ----------- --- ....... ........... ........ . ........... 6,864 ......... ......... ........ PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ........... 2,500 ........... ........... .......... u......... 17,761 39,892 105,411 4,054 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 916,247 536,982 1,64Q,216 ZQ2,974 63,063 3,103,317 60S,2SI 616,148 856,645 GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERoAYI SABINE RIVERITO GALVESTON, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL 0ATERWAY' M13SX331PPI,RIVER, LA., TO 3ASINE;RIVER, TEX ............... ........... ............ 5,362 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@ NATERNAY0 PLAQUEMINE;TO,MDRGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ---------- 1; ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... .......... 1,400 ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA.RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........... 70,472 ..; ....... .......... ........... ......... ......... ..... SABINEwNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... 39,632 ...... ;.... ........... ............ 19,934 ......... ..... GULF INTRACOASTAL,NATERWAYI@ SABINE:RIVER To GALVE8TONF TEXAS ................... ....... 18,844 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ........ :::::: ....... 116,416 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 56 wavd &-waset" *aaeld_-@ Stara&, 19ty .TABLE 4--D3MESTIC;INLAND mqVZmENTS OF.PETROLEUX AND,PZIRDLEUM.PRODUCI$-.CONTINUED SMIP PI NG ARMOY RECEIVING AREk CALENDAWYEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) LUSRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING-AREA,/ GASOLINEt DISTILLATE CRUDE JET@FUEL, KEROSENE! RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CATING PRODUCTS ................................... (CoDgi@ FUEL,OIL PETROLEUM - (COM (CODE, FUEL OIL, (CODE, DILS AND (CODES RECEIVING.AREA 2911) CCODE@ (COD5 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2916, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) COLUMSIArRIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., T0,THEcDALLES, DREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER# ABOVE@CELJLO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH ........ ........... ........... ........... 7,055 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... COLUMSIAIRIVEW- ABOVE CELILO:FALLS TO; KENNEWICK, NAS14./ COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE;CELILO FALLS MKENNEsICK, WASH ........ ........... 67,979 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... AILLAMETTE.AND YAMHILL:RIVERS, ORES ---------------------------- OL,957 8,68S ------- --- 3,236 ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- SNAXE,RIVER, DREG., WASH, AND IDAHO ........................... ........... 13,432 ....... ... .......... .......... ....... I... ......... ......... ......... TOTW,.SHIPPING AREA ......... 81,957 90,096 ........... 3,236 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OtILLA1497TE. ANO@ YAMHILL@ RIVERS, OREG./: COLUMBIA-RIVER$ VANCOUVER, WASH., TO,THE MOUTH ------------- 5S.882 12,123 ------- --- ---------- ---------- S09,736 --------- 25,7ss .......... COLUMBIA RIVERI-VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE DALLES, ORES ------ ----------- 2,370 ....... ... .......... .......... 956 ........ ......... .......... COLUMBIALRIVERI ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, WASH -------- 315,391 509,941 ....... 16,543 .......... 15,5211 ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETMAND YAMHILL,RIVERS, OREG ............................. 60,S41 30,035 ........... S,842 .......... tbl,449 ......... 3,SOO .......... SNAKE-RIVER, OREG., mASH, AND IDAHO --------------------------- 26,372 60,144 ....... I... ......... o .......... 1,190 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... 436,186 613,613 ........... 22,385 ---------- 688,852 ......... 29,2SS .......... GRAYS HARBOR AND CHEHALIS RIVER, AASH.J. GRAYS 90,RBOR,ANO CHEHALIS RIVER, WASH --------------------- ----------- 4,046 ------- I--- ---------- ---------- 70,614 ......... ......... .......... .PUGET,SDUND AND TRIBUTARY MAYERS/ PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS .......................... 263,698 313,122 20,652 92,33a 4,799 1,341,701 ......... t,436 63S.590 LOWER 6 UPPER SOUTHEAST@ALASKA/ LOWER 6.0PPER@SOUTHEAST-ALASKA- 31,672 86,193 ....... --- 10,725 .......... . W67 --------- 38 '2,686 PRINM NILLIAN1 i COOK INLET, ALASKA,AREA/ PRINCE;NILLIAM 6 COOK INLET, ALASKA AREA ..................... 6,818 23,350 ....... ... 1,716 ---------- --------- ol ......... ......... 5 ALASKA PENINSULA/ ALASKA PENINSULA ................ 11176 14,66S ....... 464 ---------- 1,215 ......... ......... tasbe YUKON RIVER, ALASKA/ YUKON RIVER, ALASKA ............. 172 SDI ........... .......... .......... 591 ......... ......... 31,106 8ERING-SEA,PORTS, ALASKA/ BERING SEA PORTS, ALASKA -------- 66 12,729 ........... @347 ......... ...... Q,256 OAHU' HANAII/ OAHU,.HAmAII .................... 1,070 21,553 ........... 2,470 .......... 250,169 ......... ......... 15,702 PUERTO RICOI PUERTO RICO ..................... ........... ........... .... ...... .......... .......... 4,900 ......... ......... .......... DOMESTIC INLAND. TRAFFIC; AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 57 TABLE [email protected] OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS-COITINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,Oon POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI; PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE@ DISTILLATE CRUDE JET,FUEL, KEROSENE RESIDUALL NAPHTHA CATIN PRODUCTS ................................... (COOL FUEL-OIL PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE. FUEL OIL (CODE DILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE, 2917) GREASES .2918, 2914) 1311) 291S) (CODE 29?11 2991) 1413515SIPPI;RIVER-1 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT'NOT INCLUDING NE09 ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... 2,296 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA --------- ----- ----------- 253,024 ---------- ---------- ----------- 21,334 --------- ---------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTkACOASTAL@mATERNAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOSILE4 DAY, ALA ------------------------ 64,923 26,903 ........... 3,5so .......... ........... 3,577 11,237 4,061 ESCAMBIA@AND@CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ............... ........... ........... ........... .......... ::::::::: ::::::::: 49 361 GULF.OF MEXICO .................. ........... ........... 1:279 WARRIOR RIVER-SYSTEM ............ 83,863 65,121 ........... .......... .......... 13,900 ......... 1015as 1,755 GULF 1,14TRACOASTALt WATER 11 AYIL NOBILE@BAY, A LA,.T0 NEW ORLEANS, LA ------ ---- -------- 161062 739 GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYV 7 MISSISSIPPI.RIVER, LA., TO SALIINEiRIVER, TEX ............... ........... 5,594 .......... 36,787 .......... 126,290 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAGUEMINE, TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ..... ...... ........... .......... .......... ........... 1,400 1,459 ATChAFAL*YA:RIVER, LA ----------- 37,687 5.7,183 32,S43 .......... .......... 24,031 18,996 ......... DUCHITA AND,BLACK RIVERS, ARK. ......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... m .... 17,766 --------- --- ---------- HER14ENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE, @-AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA -------- 5,120 ----------- 3,066 .......... .......... 1,65S '1,5:4 AND PASS, LA.- 9.,212 1;;" CALCASIEU RIVER 98,734 4,900 8,4?6 .......... 63,461 ;;; 96,7 3 SABINE@-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS- 269,530 251,873 7,659 2,133 .......... 99,920 -280,940 26,204 49,043 GULF ZNTRACOASTALiVATERWAY' SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ... o.o ..... .......... ........ 5,333 ......... ......... ....... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ 709,7SI 1,007,803 776,649 119,069 16,6;; S,07S,492 1,2S9,219 28S,102 463,7;; GULF,INTRACOASTALINItTERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI,, TEXAS ........................... $6,786 IR,13a 1,375,993 ---------- ---------- 179,713 321,152 84,SSS 107,541 GULF INTRACOASTALINATERWAYt CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO,T"E MEXICAN BORDER .................. 51,40S 16,124 57,31T 1,778 11778 26,134 79,787 59,OS7 32,737 MISSISSIPPI,RIVERt NEW ORLEANS,LA-TO MOUTH OF.P483ES- 104,863 39,094 ........... .......... .......... 179,543' 69i949 148yOS2 325,297 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TOIBUT,NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA6 .................... 421,294 443,069 top.617 28,270 ........ t,324,714 410,436 lb9,12S 112,969 NISSISSIPPI!RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TO:.BUT NOT INCLUDING OATON-ROUGE@ LA ................. SS,702- 2,510 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 5'a4a MISSISSIPPb RIVER'L MOUT14 OF MISSOURI@RIVER@TO MOUTH OF.OHID RIVER ........................... ........... 3,6S9 ........... 5.9ib 20,794 ........... 1,547 --------- ---------- HISSISSIPPURIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TOLMOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 203,151 2,900 ........... .......... 7,S?2 ........... 9,580 36,999 13,293 YAZOO RIVER:AND MOUTH, MISS ..... .... o.................. ........... . o........ .......... ........... ......... J,s6j .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK@ ............ 2,478 ........... ........... 23,463 .......... ........... ......... . o....... .......... WOLF RIMER, TENN ................ ....o...... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 11,092 ......... .......... OHIO RIVER;I@EMGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... 968 ........... 5,53a .......... 4,866 29,715 1,661 .......... OHIO RIVER11,ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------------- 13,075 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 14,776 .......... OHIO RIVER"ENGINEMDISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 10,80B ........... ........... .......... .......... 44,305 ......... 50,506 1,799 TENNESSEEIRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND;KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 12,822 7,462 2,952 8,728 SMSANOY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA.-- 13,174 ...... .... ........... o......... .......... I'S32 3,039 ......... 26,393 140NONGAMELA,RIvER, PA'. AND [email protected] ......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 9,389- ...... ......... .......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ............. ........... 49,834 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- 1,394 79,923 .......... ILLIND13 RIVER, ILL ............. 11295 87,642 ........... .......... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILLo .......... 19,183 ........... ........... .......... .......... 40,940 8,445 21,913 1,100 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA --- 2,300,BB4 2,07a,048 2,367,262 229,544 110,261 7,282,S63 2,708,t04 1,007,918 1,311,05 GULF INTRACOASTAL-WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL,VJATERWAY- APALl%CHEEtBAY, FLA., TO MOBILE' SAYP ALA.! ...................... ........... ........... ........... 62,186 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ESCA14SIA ONO@COMECU4 RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA .................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ........ ......... 116sa WARRIORTRIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... o.......... ........... .......... .......... 32,508 ........ : ......... .......... GULF ZNTRACOASTAL,(IATERNAVO MOBILE1 SAY,. ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, 6A --------------- ..... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 4,452 ......... ..... GULF INTRACOASTALLWATERWAY1 M13SISSIPPI@RIVERe LA., TO SABINE!RIVERL, TEX ............... ........... ........... 6,126 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA 3:117 ... '16:613 SAOINE-NECHES WATERWAY, 3 031 ;;;; 0 st 796 GALVESTONzBAY, TEXAS ............ 320,002'1 33,4061 66,22S 152,140 .......... 197,8721 28,6311 1,240 S3,915 58 *o4@4SWri, 119ff TABLE: 4--DOM9STX INLAND MOVEM[ NTO' OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM'PRODUCTS-CONIINUED@ SHIPP ING A REA By RECE IVING AREk CAL9NDAWYEAR 1986 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI. PETROLEUM SHIPPING.AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDEi JETIFUEL, KEROSENEj RESIDUAL- NAPMTMk CA TI NS, PRODUCTS ............. (CODEi FUEL@OIL-. PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE FUEL OIL, CCODE@ DILS AND (CODES 2911) (CODE. (CODE; 2912) 29131 CCODEi 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 291s) (CODE! 2921, 2916) 2991) GULF INTRACOASTAL@wATERWAYV GALVESTON TorCORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 2,559 9065s .......... .......... ........... 41497 .6 S.079 GULF INTRACOASTAL:OATERWAYO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE, WEXICANzBOROER ------------------ 10,871 10,272 89,129 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 5,410 .ISSISSIPPI,RIVER-1 BATON ROUSE, LA., TO,BUTINOtINCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... 15,946 5,810 2,313 .......... .......... 141,026 ......... ......... 6,1?6 MISSISSIPPI@RIVERJ MOUTH OF OMIO,RIVERITO@BUT NGT@INCLUDING BATON ROUGE# LA ................. ........... i ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 7,899 ......... .......... MJSSISSIPPI@RIVERI MDUT" OF "ISSOURI.RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO : IVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... 23,463 .......... ....... ... ......... ......... ...... ISSISSIPPI-RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN.i TO MOUTH OF MISSOUR17 RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 16,800 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ............ .......... ........... ......... . o........ .......... .MID RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ..... ...... .......... .......... 8,833 ......... ......... .......... MONONGAHELkRIVER, PA. AND mi.VA -------------------------- ----------- --- r........ ........... .......... ...... 403 ......... ......... .......... BLACK,RIVER, HIS ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... .. 0...... ......... 4,800 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ............ .8,779 ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA --------- 359,408 65,491 312,,656 254,S68 .......... 356,352 b2,,9s4 1,246 182,257 GULF INTRACOASTAL,AATERAAY- CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ GULF INTRACOASTALIMATERWAY1 APALACMEE!BAY, FLA.# TO MOBILE SAY, ALA ------------------------ 290,943 6'soo ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ESCAMBIA,AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA .................... ........ a .. ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ....... w. 600 11 ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... 7,447 ........... .......... .......... 16,026 - ...... ......... 14,611 GULF INTRACOASTAL@AATERWAYI MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 1,624 21,510 ........... ... ;....... .......... ........... .. ... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTALIWATERWAY` MISSISSIPPLRIVER, LA., TO SABINE!RIVER, TEX ............... ........... . . 53 ........... .......... .......... 6,292 ......... ......... .......... ATCHAFALAYA;RrvER,, LA ........... ........... .. o........ ........... . ........ .......... 12's2o ......... ......... .......... BAYOU VERMILION, LA ............. ........... .. i........ ........... .......... .......... ........... 3,388 ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA.- 27,S69 .......... m 2,699 3,582 $3,322 26,346 35,057 --------- 6,296 3ASINE@NECMES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 601,S47 332,521 24S,671 32,479 3,146 5,132 76',03S ......... .......... GALVESTON,BAY, TEXAS ------------ 1,142,279 633,235 213,375 138,219 4,062 796,433 910i656 3,234 160,82b GULF INTRACOASTAL,iJATERWAYO GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS -------------------------- 43,759 12@492 116,646 ...."..... .......... 118,066 3p006 31000 15,264 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERNAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE, MEXICAN,BORDF.R .................. 1,073,451 36Y,369 655,665 .......... 2,147 633,917 100@205 920 36,944 .ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS.LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES- 103,06S SOtZ93 6,780 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI@RIVER-' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 99,630 24,722 32,?Dq 10,664 .......... 93,062 27,s4t ......... 45,963 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO-BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 272,490 92,476 ........... 12,087 .......... ........... ......... ......... 25,468 4ISSISSIPPI.RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------------- S,Iee ........... ....... 14,1931 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIfPI.RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, WINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------------------- ----------- ----------- ------ . .......... S,931 ----------- --------- --------- ---------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 98poss ?,S32 ........... .......... .......... 4,a3S 21,334 ......... .......... 91SSOURI@RIVER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 4,776 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 1,478 .......... w........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 9,155 SLACK@RIVER, WIS ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ...... a.. 9,445 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ........... ........... .. .... ........... . i@ ....... .......... ........... ......... ......... 121169 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ 1,297 .......... ........... .......... S,s4j ........... 8,269 ......... S,444 TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ......... 3,163,375 1,S86,tSO 1127S,740 211,962 106,749 1,7t2,031 aes,491 7,154 346,961 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSESI, GULF INTRACOASTAL,.VATERWAYI APALACMEE@SAY, FLA., TO.?4081LE BAY, ALA ........................ 86,519 15,9S3 ........... .......... .......... 28,724 S53 ......... 38,98a APALACHIC064.CMATTAHODCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ........... ........... ........... GULF OF MEXICO .................. ........... 4 1::913 60,370 096 ........... .......... . .... .. ...... . OOARRIORiRIVER,SYSTEM ............ 1 63,792 GULF INTROiCOASTAL,OATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 11,674 2,530 .......... ..... ......... ......... 3,S44 2:,03: DOMESTIC INLAND - TRAFFIC,,-AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 59 TABLE 4-.DDMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM,PRODUCTS--CDNTINUED SHIPPI NOAREA BY RECEIVING AREA, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI- PETROLEUM SHIPPING, AREA CCONTINUED) GASOLINE; DISTILLATE CRUDE JETIFUEL- KEROSENE! RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CATING, PRODUCTS ................................... (CODE: FUEL,DIL PETRDLEU4 (CODE. (CODE FUEL DIL, (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE@ (CODE. 2912) i2913) (CODE; 2917) GREASES 2918, 29141 1311)' Z915) (CODE 29all 2916) 2991) INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA .............................. ........... ........... ........... ..... .... .......... 59,460 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTALINATERWAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO I SA!INE@,RIVER, 117:041 18 2S4 52,279 @ -------- --------- 5,132 AT HA FA *Yk RI VER 307,s 5 :" 2 ........... ......... ......... .......... INLAND NATERNAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER, LA ............. ........... 299 BAYOU VERMIWON, LA ............. ........... 8,376 ........... .......... .......... ..................... ......... .......... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA -------- --------- 348 3,076 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... . ........ CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---- --------- 9,087 7,ISI .......... .......... 126,735 33,926 --------- ------ SASINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS.... 7,847 6,933 661,SS3 ---------- ---------- 6,380 35,273 ......... GALVESTON@SAY, TEXAS ............ 19,734 29,602 103.SS4 .......... ........... 100,942' 47,7sg 7,882 ..... ;,270 GULF INTRACOASTAL-OATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ...... 1,456 ...... ......... .......... 4ISSISSIPPI;RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ............. 179,?74 926,708 .......... .......... 970,386 38,369 9,086 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' SATON.ROUGE, LA., TD-BUT NOT INCLUDING NE@ ORLE&NSvLA ..................... 14,S64 14,309 434,367 .......... .......... 670r608 7,?Ob 77 10,469 MISSISSIPPVRIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------- 51,090 13,628 .9,168 .......... .......... 81032 4,405 --------- 61,359 91331$SIPPI.RIVERI MOUTH OF 1415SOURI'RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHID RIVER ........................... 12,165 IS,829 ....o...... .......... .......... ........... ..... 0... ......... .......... AISSISSIPPVRIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 40UTH,OF MISSOURI@ RIVER ........................... 9'als 9,Osq ........... .......o .. ........... ID,763 .......o. ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------- 8,339 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ................ a3,S7s 33,169 ........... 5,301 .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 0410 RIVERO ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- S29,278 1 246,361 ---- N...... ... 6.725 ---------- ----------- 1,351 ...... 750 OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------------- ----------- ----------- ---------------------- ---------- 4,946 ......... ......... .......... OHID RIVER' EN61NEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 25,312 ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AWKY .......................... 30,211 17.0,323 ........... 3,055 .......... 4,698 ......... ....... 10,671 KANAWHAzRIVER, W.VA ------------- 24,?qe 9,142 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MONONGA4ELA;RIVER, PA, AND O.VA ............................ ........... ........... . ! ......... .......... .......... 1,379 ... .... .... ......... ILLINOIS RIVER. ILL ............. 106,856 S,687 ........... .......!... .......... ........... ....... .... :.... .......... PORT OF.CHICAGO, ILL ............ @1,400 66,909 ........... .......... .......... 1104,659 ......... ......... .......... TDTAL@ 8141PPING AREA ......... 11407IS90 1,067,017 2,357,973 15,114 .......... 2,273,367 168,642 17,045 207,2SO AISSISSIPPI-RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT'INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA / I I GULF INT;ACOASTALIOATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ........................ 45,353 ........... ........... 172,174 - ------- 1216as --------- tog's3o .......... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND ,FLINT RIVERA, 6A. AND FLA ------- ----------- ----------- 2,644 .......... .......... 51,970 ......... ......... .......... GULF DF,MEXICO .................. ........... 3,406 ........... .......... .......... 2',883 ......... ......... 5,692 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ 1281?91 22,197 56,716 ........... .......... 201,095 ......... ......... 66,961 ALASAMArCODSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA .............................. ........... ........... ........... i......... ....... 3,000 ......... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAYI MOBILE,SAY,.ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- 2,944 ........... 3'sss .......... 20,936 --------- -------------------- INNERHARSORlNAVIGATION CANAL, i LA .............................. ........... ........ 7.. ..... T-!-T -- ---------- ---------- 10,536 ......... ......... 31998 GULF INTRACOASTAL'OATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVERo LA., TO SABINE:RIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- 3S,941 134.876 1,849 .......... 110,172 ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOAST&LINATERWAYI PLAQUEMINEtTO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ....................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 8,400 0,941 . ..... ATCHAFALAYA,RIVER, LA ----------- 18,943 254,656 20,254 .......... .......... 50,416 as,151 9,000 DUCHITA,AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA@ ......................... 323,199 7,16P ........... .......... .......... 4,490 --------- --------- ---------- BAYOU VERMILION, Lh ............. ........... 4,829 ----------- ---------- ---------- -------- o .. ......... ......... .......... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .... ........... 1,255 ----------- ---------- 49,061 ........... S,766 ......... 7,376 SABINE-NECHES NATERWAY, TEXAS ... 51,499 13,450 93,301 ---------- ---------- 181,848 1,400 SIS04 13,663 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERIVAYI- SABINE@RIVER-TQ GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 677 .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............. 834,657 1,129,406 39,892 67,733 S9,470 S87,086 S53,175 48,5bg Ill,aS3 GULF INTRACOASTAL-PiATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS ........................... 6,259 ........... ...... ......... .......... 1,456 7,602 ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL (4ATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS. MTHE, 14EXICAN BORDER-- ................ S,IS4 .......... 5,:Bsl .......... ....... ;... 13,3461 ......... 1,456, 1,320 MISSISSIPPliRIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA,., TO,MOUTH-OF PASSES. 279,170 297,018 9:5, ?a .......... .......... I sell, 16,569 101525 60 waaa"ae eowasmw, ww" swa, i gry TABLE1 4--DDMESTICi INLAND MOVEMENTS OF-PETROLEUM AND; PETROLEUM' PRODUCT84-CONT I HUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI; PETROLEUM SHJPPING@hREk(CONTINUEO) rASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDE, JET'FUELj KEROSENE, RESIDUAL, NAPHTHA CA T, N PRODUCTS .................. (CODE, FUELOIL. PETROLEU4 CCODE (CODE FUEL OIL, (CODE. OILS AND (CODES 19N ICODE (CODE: 2912) 291&) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) HISSISSIPPS;RIVERI BATON ROUGE, Lk., TO@BUT@NOT,INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS', LA ..................... 321,312 69,296 254,309 &a,276 11,081 1,40S,916 265,S49 1,102 71,2S8 0016315SIPPliRIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER:TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 1,424,773 74,819 227,568 227,452 .......... S34,024 ......... 1,9061, 69,347 "ISSISSIPPligIVER' MOUTH OF 9ISSOURLRIVERTO MOUTH OF OHID RIVER ........................... 37,826 11,402 ........... 72,345 570 ........... ......... 22;706 0,860 91531661PPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 14INN.t.TO 14OUTH OF MISSOURk RIVER ........................... 83,287 14,252 43,S40 ........ -- ---------- 361,IS7 '1,464 12,159 27:1287 YAZOO-RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS 1,676 ........... . ".j ...... .......... ........... ......... 9,536 25,420 7 . 'M ........... . ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ........ ::':: :;, ' 23,726 .......... 30,490 WOLF RIVER, 139,040 39,693 ... 23,692@ ....... m... 21,925 .... 20'Q-'7;; OHIO RIVERI,ENGINEE LOUISVILLEil ..................... 84,655 125,059 ........... 155,360 .......... 11,543 ......... 20,449 .182,585 OHIO RLVER,l ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........ I... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 15,669 D1410 RIVERI ENGINEER-DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... 42,267 32,910 ----------- ---------- ---------- 123,326 9,074 7,888 (.7,079 'TENNESSEE:RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANDIKY .......................... 2,600 11,178 ........... 4,746 .......... ........... ......... ......... 79,559 CUMBERLAND RIVER# TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VAj ............ 4,453 ............ ........... .......... .......... ........ MONONGAHELA;RIVFR, PA. AND - A.VA ............................ ............ 6,158 ........... . ......... .......... , 10,429 ------- -------- 40,273 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ............. ........... 28,359 ----------- ----------- ---------- ----------- 1,202 , 11,308 .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ............ ......... ........ ILLINOIS:RIVER, ILL ............. 18FI07 13,722 ----------- ---------- ---------- 233,9SO 52,241 1,391 84,272 SLACK,RIVER, NIS ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ..................... ......... 4.800 MINNE30TA RIVER, MINN ........... ........... ...... ........... ....... i... .......... ........ m.. .......... . ........ 6,000 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ jp41S 11,076 ........... .......... .......... 101,473 5,74e, 5,662 2,732 . TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... 3,92W90 2,211,870 2,07b,so B11,110 120,482 S,917,S40 GO15024 335,344 1,167,231 MISSISSIPPLRIVERI -40UTA OF OHIO, RIVER-TO;BUT NOT,INCLUDING BATON ROUGE@, 4A./ APALACHICOLIAPCMATTAMOOCHEE:AND FLINTIRIVERS, GA. AND FLA ....... ............ ........... ...................... . ........ ........... 1,134 ---------- ---------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,58S ....... ......... 81779 WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO I GULF DF 14EXICO .................. ........... .......... 22 214 ...... .......... ........... ......... .................... ::: ....... ... ...... ATCHAFALAVA,RIVER, LA ........... ........... ........ 51822 3,898 ......... ......... .......... SAaIN&,NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... 2"594 ......... =: .... ......... ... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 3107,'930254 ..p ......... ......... 7;;,;77 ......... ... ... ......... ....... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY' CORPUS CHRIStI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. 6,225 1,173 ........... .......... .......... ........... ..... I.... .......... 6,363 MISSISSIPPI- RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUT*DF PASSES . ........... ........... 95,229 ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- ------ MISSISSIPPURIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TOiSUT NOT INCLODING,NEA ORLEANS, LA ..................... 1,794 7,3sg 724,9981 ..................... 5,580 ......... ....... ..... HISSISSIPPI,RIVER-1 MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TO,BUT:NOT INCLUDING SATON'ROUCE-. LA ----------------- 265,392 109,289 ........... 3,164 ---------- 10,266 ......... ......... 9,556 HISSISSIPPLRIVER' 14OUTM OF RISSOURI-AIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO ,.RIVER ......m.................... ........... ........... ........... 2,?SO 7,679 ----------- 1,300 .................... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF M13SOURI RIVER .......................... 30,1?3 .2',564 ........... .. 1,400 12,000 ......... ......... .......... WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 3,150 5,685 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 36,166 OH%O RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ... .......... ........... ......... 2,222 .......... 0410 RIVERI,ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2,632 .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,341 --------- --------- ---------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND Ky.- 1,400 22,616 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .38,158 'ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 2,076 9,299 ----------- ---------- -------- : . ........... ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............. ........... ........... ........... ....... I--- 1,383 ----------- 14,289 --------- ---------- TDTALv SHIPPING AREA ......... 312,804 238,384 9SBI074 S,854 10,462 39,670 64,952 41854 95,022 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4OUT14 OF 413SOURLRIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER/, GALWESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- 3,050 --------- ------- -------- r......... .......... KISSIS51PPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO!SUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ..................... .. bo,SS4 ......... ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. 3,476 ........... ........... ....... ............ ...... ................... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVERV MOUTH OF ISSOURU RIVER TO MOUTH DF 0410 ........................... 20,702 20,633 ........... .. -------- ---------- 12,9331 --------- --------- 8,009 RIVER DOMESTIC INLANDTRAFFIC, AREAS -OF, @ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 61 TABLE 4--OOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM.IPRODUCTS.-CONTINUEO SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 198b (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBR4- PETROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDE: JET! FUEL- KERQSENE@! RESIDUAL, 14APHTHA CATING PRODUCTS ................................... (CoDEi FUEL OIL PETROLEUM (COD CODE OILS E 13) 1FUEL OIL, (COOE AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA (CODE (CODE@ 2912) 24 (CODE 291 6REA3ES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) 415SISSIPPI,RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF M13SOURI RIVER ........................... 98,742 30,204 ........... .......... ........... 5,077 ------- 5,116 NOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 22,217 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ------- .......... 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 19,981 29,081 - ......... .......... S,22e ......o.... ......... ......... .......... 01410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...................... ........... .......... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 4,108 01410 RIVER-- ENGINEER DISTRICT, . I I I PITTSSURGHm .............. o...... ....o...... ......... o. ........... .......... ...... o... 49,627 ......... ......... .. TENNE38EE.RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------- 2,623 ---- o...... ..... o----- --------------------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ........... !-- 71,154 39,346 -!-T .... TT .. ..... ........... BLACK RIVER, *IS ................ . 25,978 ........... ......... !.. .......... .......... ........... . ....... ......... ..... LAKE MICHIGAN ------------ !------- ------o.... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... . PORT OF CHICAGO,.II.L ------------ I,buo 1,400 ............ .......... .......... S,711 2,251 1,957 .......... TOTkLV SHIPPING AREA --------- 266,473, 120, "4 ........... 3,OSQ 51222 133,902 ?12sl 1,@987 33.3 34 4,ISSISBIPPI,RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO@WOUTH@OF MISSOURI RIVER/ mARRIOR-RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ....... o... ......... ......... GULF INTRACOASTAL-OATERWAY1 NOBZLfr BAY, ALA*. TO@ NEW ORLEANS, LA; ------------i--------- --------- o. ........... ........... .......... ......... 8,427 ......... ......... .. SABINE"ECHES ATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ........... .......... o......... ........... ......... .. o...... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 17,500 ....... ........... .......... .......... 5,560 @7,178 11,713 3.,OoO MISSIS31PPItRIVER- NEW I I . . ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... 77,759 ----------- -- a..... .......... 236,756 .......... 27,210 61181 141331331PPIIRIVER- BATON ROUSE, LA;.. TO-SUT@NOTzINCLUDIN; NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 241IS2 70,885 85,163,. 1,397 ........ 439,973 29,623 30,S52 .......... 41331331PPI.RIVERP MOUTH OF OHIO.RIMER TO BUY NOT INCLUDING SATON-ROUGE. LA ----------------- 7,561 22,836 6,44S ---------- ----------- --------- --------- MISSISSIPPliRIVER1 MOUTH OF MzSSvURlziRIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO; RIVER --------------------------- 105,749 56,105 ........... .......... ....... 261,SSS ......... ......... 79,2t-l 1415313SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TOrMOWTM OF MISSOURI: RIVER ----------------------- .1,114,967 333,694 ........... . o........ 493 14,844 ......... ......... 2tO,434 NOLF RIVER,.TENN ................ ls,172, 15,020 ----; ....... . 16,876 .......... 4,9sl ......... . o....... .......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER,DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 325,430 223,393 ----------- 19,339 .......... ........... . 9,806 ......... 233,236 ,OHIO RIVERI:ENrINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON- .................... ........... 1,211 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,408 25,126 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ----------- 16,731 ....... .......... .......... 17,492 ......... ......... 11,3S3 TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANO:KY .......................... 14,493 3,30 ........ o.. .......... ....... 26,747 . ......... ......... IS21219 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... ...... o... ........... ......... ......... 34,189 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA.p .......................... 1,400 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... MISSOURtRIVER ................. o........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 252,602 ILLINOIS'RIVER,,ILL ------------- 2a8,436 Sfi,Ssj ........... 13,636 , 11636 S,SS3 . 6,199 ......... 123,533 SLACK,RIVER, NIS ............... 10,374 21,159 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... . 53,775 MINNESOTA-RIVER,,MINN ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 11,005 LAKE@MICMIGAN ................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 1,071 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGD,.ILL@ ------------ 6,497 22'sal ........... .......... .......... 12,S22 2S,BD9 21W 127,680 TOTALi SHIPPING AREA ......... 11931,731 9SI,171 as,163 47,696 2,131 1,041,384 10812is 73,495 1,336,122 YAZOO RIVER,AND MOUTH, MrSSp/ GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .............. .................... .. ..... a.... .......... ........... 5,362 --------- ---------- MISSISSIPPI@RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT-NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA ...................... 5,064 .. ..................... ........... ......... ......... .......... 413313SIPPliRIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT@NDTtIMCLODING BATON,ROUGE, LA ................. 1 3,024 ........... ........... .......... .......... .......... I ......... ......... .......... M13S13SIPMRIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:MDUTH-OF RISSOURli RIVER ........................... ........... ........ .. ........... .......... ......... 3,302 ......... ... ;...... .......... TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ......... 8,088 ........... ........... .......... .......... 3,302 S,362 ......... .......... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ NARRIORFRIVER,SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... S,ISO ......... ......... ...... 3ASINE-NECHE3 WlkTERWAYv TEXAS ......... --. .... ......... .. ..... .... ........... ......... 13,807 ---------- MISS13SIPPI-RIVER-1 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO@ BUT, NOT: INCLUDING NE01 ORLEANS, LA .................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 66,3S6 ......... ......... .......... 41531SSIPPI@RIVERI 04OUTH OF. ,OHIO RIVER TO BUT!NOT,INCLUDING BATON ROUGE,. LA ----------------- ----------- --------- ----------- ---- ---------- 7,978 ......... ..... k... ..... ARKANSI%S'RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 5,796 ......... ......... ..... ::::: OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT. LOUISVILLE------ ........... ........... ........... ...... ....... t2@053 OHIO RIMERI, ENGINEER DZSTR PITTSSURG106 ............... 4,904 .......... ...... ..... ... ...... ALLEGHENY RIAOERo PA ....... ........... .. ;......... ......... 10,6 62 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC:INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS--CONTINUED 3 MI PI r P N , AREA,BY RECEIVING AR E A CALENDAR YEAR logo (.IN TONS OF 2000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRI;, P,1TROLEUM SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) GASOLINE DISTILLATE CRUDE@ JET'FUEL- KEROSENE] RESIDUAL, NAPHT14A CATIN P 10,UCTS .................. (CODEt FUEL@OIL@ PETROLEUM, (CODE4 (CODE FUEL OILi (CODE 01 LS'AND (CODES 2911) (CODE: CCDDE' 2912) 2913) (CODEi 2917) GREASES 2918, k9m 1511) 291s) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2991) MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ........... ........... ..... . .... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 17,666 TOTAL* SHIPPING-AREA --------- 4,904 ........... .... 6 .... i.. .......... .......... 90,368 ... ..... 24111ts 29,7t9 WOLF RIVER,.TENN./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ------------ 2,130 ........... ........... .......... ....... s... ........... 2,645 ......... .... GULF INTRACOASTAL1VIATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... 1,249 .... !...; .... ........... ..;........ .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... HISSISSIPPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO@BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... 10,654 .......... a. ........... ......... i. .......... '30,293 ......... ... ..... 6*363 MISSISSIPPI RIVER:' MOUTH OF 'OHIO.RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING SATON-ROUGE, LA ................. 11,960 .91388 ............ ....... 6.. .......... ........... .......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER# MOUTH OF MISSOURLRIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------------- ZS,465 5,472 -------- ---------- ---------- 1,358 .4 ....... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI@RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH DF MISSOURL RIVER ........................... 3,996 ........... ........... ...... i.... 9,333 ........... 10,b40 --------- - 4P909 WOLF RIVER, TENN ---------------- 3S,462 6S,280 ...... ....... ;--- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ---------- OHIO RIVER@l ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 73,252 16,018 ........... .......... .......... 15,641 ..... m... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- ----------- ----------- -------- .. .......... .......... 1,400 ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND,KY -------------------------- 30,908 18,273 ........... ....... ... 540 6,352 ......... ......... .......... CUABERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY.- 15719?4 61,394 ......... v. .......... .......... ........... .................... PORT:UF CHICAGO, ILL ------------ ----------- 4,945 ........... .......... .......... 9,114 ......... ......... TDTAL@, SHIPPING AREA --------- 353,003 -102,830 ----------- ---------- 9,873 64,ISS --------- 111972 OHIO RIVERA ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@O WARRIDR RIVER SYSTEM ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... 13,392 GULF INTRACOASTAL, WATERWAY' MOBILE,SAY, ALA,. TO NER ORLEANS, LA --------------------- 5,119 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTAL,wATERWAY1. CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THEL MEAICAN BORDER .................. ........... ..... ...... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,4sa .......... 41SSISSIPPI.RIVER1 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NDT INCLUDING NEW ORLE A41, LI*;;, ..... 1,400 1,400 ........... .......... .......... 16,056 ......... ......... .......... lp AISSISS PI, OHIO RIVER TO bJT'NOT INCLUDING BATON RDUGE, LA ----------------- 12,741 2,850 ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. ........... ........... P ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... S,646 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 198,339 12@,827 ........... 51,637 ---------- 36,389 ......... 1,400 12,372 OHIO RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................... w- 36,200 QqjS0O .......... m. .......... .......... 3,101 ......... ......... 21,019 DHID RIVERA ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- 3,000 ...... .... ........... .......... .......... 33,738 --------- 331 ---------- TENNESSEE-RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... t3,4t3 8,765 ........... .......... .......... 5,739 ......... ......... .......... CUMBERLAND:RIYER, TENN. AND KY -- ----------- ----------- --------- ---------- ---------- I'sas ......... ......... .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA.-- 1,S14 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- KANAOHA RIVER, W.VA ------------- 9,668 ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- MDNONGANELA,RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ---------------- ;------------ ----------- 4031 ........... .......... .......... 11,400 ......... ......... 1,480 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL4 ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,85S ......... ......... .......... TOTAW SHIPPING AREA --------- 281,594@ 79,373 ........... S1,637 ---------- 114,000 --------- 3,159 S4,109 OHIO RIVERA ENGINEER,DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ GULF INTRACOASTAL,siATERWAY1- 140BILE,BAY, ALA- TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 31831 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 633 .......... GULF INTRACOAST4L@WATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- ------------- 1,209 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... GULF INTRACOASTALkAATERNAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE 14EXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ............ ......... 4,?27 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTA,DF PASSES . . ......... ............ ........... .......... .......... SO,262 ......... 2,909 6,363 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER1 BATON ROUGE, LA., T01BUT NOT INCLUDING NEN ORLEANS, LA --------------------- ----------- 11,260 ........... .......... .......... 75,422 ......... 71428 46,?SS 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOUINCLUDING BATON ROUGE, ----------- ------- ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 3,0221 6,363 NISSISSIPPLRIVE 413SOURI,RIVER TO MOUTH OF 01410 RIVER ........................... 1,415 ... ........... 29,578 ---------- .......... DOMESTIC. INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF: ORIGIN AND DESTINATION TABLE 4--DUMESTIC-INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRDOUCTS--C04TINLIED SHIPPING AREA BY.RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONSAF 2,600 POUNDS) OTHER LURRT- PETROLEUA SHIPPING AREA CCONTINUED) GASOLINE'. DISTILLATE CRUDE JET@FUELI KEROSENE, RESIDUAL NAPHTHA CATING PRODUCTS ................................... (COOE@ FUEL OIL' PETROLEUM (CODE (CODE: FUEL OIL, (CODE DILS AND (CODES RECEIVING-AREA 2911) .(CODE (CODE 2912) 2913) (CODE 2917) GREASES .2918, 2914) 1311) 291S) (CODE 2921, 2916) 2q9t) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI@ RIVER --------------------------- 10,891 ........... .... ...... .......... .......... ........... ......... 15,890 ------- YAZOO RIVEWAND MOUTH, MISS ..... ........... ........ .. .......... o .......... .......... ........... 2,680 13,777 ....... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- 1,639,095 .663,011 .20,206 @442,80Z 4,351 ----------- --------- 16,559L 113,145 OHIO RIVERO EN61NEER DI C T, HUNTINGTON ------------------ 552,9116 492PS54 35,940 3,389 17,037 3,451 1,335 2,471 9,431 OHIO RIVERI-ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- - 356,775 263,242 2SS,747 147,336 10,998 ----------- S,436 16,204 ---------- TENNMEE@RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY.? ............ ......&.... ........... 4,962 ........... .......... .......... 106,371 ......... '12 '.9@ CU04DERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND:KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... SAS ......... 60,032 SIG,SANDY RIVER, K 'Y. AND W.VA.-- 61961 1,107 106,675 ...... .......... ........... 3,389 ---- 30,082 KANAWMA,RIVER, W.VA ------------- 601043 -30S,862 ........ 8,186 23,268 ........... ......... 1,097 .......... LITTLEiKANAWKA RIVER, 01.VA ------ $6,367 ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ....... MONONGAHELA@RIVER, PA, AND ................... I.... 176,022 74,087 ........... .......... 9,463 ........... ......... ........ 4a,4oo ALLEGHENY RIVEN, PA -------------!.......... 11,430 ........... .......... ......... o ........... ......... ......... .. . 11's6l PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... 1,403 !--m -------- ----------- 15,180 .12,820 -m --------- TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA --- 3,433,627 1,827,815 Q181568 02,688 65,137 234,371 29,990 103,562 :411,002 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT.. PITTSBURGHI GULF INTRACDWAL@NATERWAY- 4DBILE,BAY, ALA- TO NEO ORLEANS, LA ............ !--------- ----------- ----------- --- . .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 897 INNERHARSOR@NAVIWION CANAL, LA -------- !---------------------- ----------- ------- .......... .......... ...................... ......... ...... 21097 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS--@ ......... 4,6ib ........... .... ?-@ .... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,474 `ULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWA Y' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, T0 THE@ 4EXICAN.SDRDER ---------- i....... J,764 ........... ........... . !o ....... .......... .. ........ 41303 17,458 ...... 4138ISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS,, MINN., TO, 4OUTH OF MISSOURL. RIVER --------------------------- ----------- -------- ......... .......... .......... 6,640 ......... . ........... YAZOD RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ..... ...m-------- --------- ........... .......... ...................... 11400 14,378 -m -------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... 2,400 ........... ........... .......... 1,027 ........... &,sbs 4,173 8,279 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............... ...... [email protected] 1,493 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVERJ ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------- 21025 23,847 ........... .......... .......... 42,?48 ......... ......... 2,800 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ....... !... .. ........ ........... ......... .......... ......... ......... .......... CU04SERLAND RIVER, TENN, AND KY.- --; -------- --------o.. .... @wo ..... .......... .......... ........... BIG-SANDY RIVER,.KY. AND W.VA.-- S2, '056 .... ...... ..... 0.... .......... ........... 17,S64 KANAWHA:RIVER, N.VA.-o ---------- 2001 4024 ........... .......... ... o...... ........... ......... ......... AONONGAHELA,RIVER, PA. AND ol.VA ............................ IS71089 187,446 ..... ...... .......... .......... SS5 .......... 10,632 - ....... TOTAL;, SHIPPING.AREA --------- 183,310 269,766 ........... .......... 402? 9t,899 12IR71 49,641 21,785 TENNESSEE.RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND Ky./ I SABINE-NECHES OATERWAY, TEXAS ... ... ....... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... .. o...... 17,202 GULF INTRACOASTAL 0ATERWAY' BA51NEtRIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS -------------- a......... 1,400 ........... ........... ..... . ......... .......... GALVESTON-BAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- ------------ ---- --720,549 --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL@AATERWAY' GALWESTOWTO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................... la,200 ........... ........... .......... ... ...... .......... ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT,NOT INCLUDING NEov, ORLEANS, LA --------------------- -------- o-- ---------- o ........... ...... o... .......... 1,345 --------- ------- o- ---------- 1413SISSIPPI RIVER- "DUTH OF OHIO RIVER TOBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON RDUGE@ LA ------------- ---------- 1;400 ............ .......... ; .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... 14ISSISSIPP19 RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ------------------ oo ....... ........... ........o . ........... .......... . r......... 5,836 ........ 0......... ...... o; ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ............. .o.......o. ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... 01410 RIVER4 ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ---------------------- 1,515 5,019 ........... 1,505 314 ........... ......... ......... .......... TENNESSEE:RIVER. TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... 13,400 ........... .......... ..... o---- 3,300 ......... .2::29 CUABERLAND@RIVER, TENN. AND,KY .. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... .......... 5 a LAKE MICHIGAN --- o --------------- --- o....... ........... ........... .. ....... .......... ........... ......... 1,315 ...... - TOTW, SHIPPING AREA --------- 21015 19,819 ........... 1,505 314 io.481 120,S49 1,315 34,741 CUWRLANO@RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE*, ......... o........... ........... ........... . 23,839 o...... ..T ........ ....... o . ......... .......... 64 waat4@ww e4momsm JABLE 4--DOMESTI0INLANDPMOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM AND PETROLEU14 PRDDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIP INGAREAaYnECEIVING an EA CALENDAR YEAR 198_5 (INzTQNS OF 2',000 POUNDS) OTHER LUBRT:, PETROLEUM SHIPPING:AREA rASOLINE; DISTILLATE CRUDE JET@ FUEL, KEROSENEi RESIDUALt NAPMTNk CAT IN P,0 ,UCTS .................. (CoDgi FUEL-OIL@ PETROLEUM (CODE@ (CODE, FUEL OIL- (CODE OILS AID (CODES 2911 (CODE, CODE 291 2) 2913) (CODE 2917) rRE As Ell 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 2921, 29t6) 2991) GREEN,AND,SARREN RIVERS, AV./ MISSISSIPPI RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO ROUTH OF PASSES . ........... ....... 1,351 .......... ..... .... ........... ......... ......... .......... BIG SANDY RIVER, Ky. AND w.vA./ 4ISSISSIPPI RIVERI NEW .RLEANS,L A., TO ROUT H,OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 17,360 ......... ......... .......... "S'S' IPPIjR"ER" aAVON ROUGE, LA@*' TO 'UT1NOT INCLUDI NG NE. ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ... ........ .......... .......... 132,420 ......... 1,499 .......... ''MISSISSIPPI.RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURLRIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 22,412 1415313SIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, $INN,., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... ........... ..... ...... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 15,474 .......... YAZDO,RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ..... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ... ..... 12,772 .......... @QHIO RIVER@l ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ..................... 3,435 ........... .......... 2,699 .7 '93,145 342,231 7 ....... ........... 15,823 OHIO RIVER,- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON--i ------------------ 4,462 41752 ........w.. .......... .......... 24,70 5,337 10,374 24,164 OHIO RIVER,I,ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTS13URGH ...................... 1,732 3#145 ........... .......... .......... 25,107 22',435 78,076 12,426 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ... 103,042 ......... ......... $1,304 C : U R ... S,641 ......... ......... $6,017 MONONGAHELA RIVER, Pik. AND .* VA ............................ ........... 1,361 --------- ---- ---------- ----------- --- ..... ....... 113,135 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------- ----------- --- BLACK:RIVER, WIS ---------------- ------------ ----------------- m ... .......... ........... ... ..... 1,308 31,571 ....... ........ ........... ......... ......... 2,024 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ... I........ ......w.... .......... ........... 13,243 2S,594 ------ TOTAL@*SHIPPING AREA ......... 9,629 L10,729'a--; .... .......... 308,337 59183e .260,654 694,8?5 KANAWHA, RIVER,, W.Va./ BIG SANDY RIVERv KY. AND N.VA --- ----------- ----- w...... @,'963 .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... ...... 40NONGAHELA,RIVER, PA. AND oj.VA.1 SASINEoNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ... ........... ........... ................. I..... .... ..... ......... ........ 2,6 ..... , F ALV .3 TON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ......... ........ ....... .GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO.THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 1,411 ...... YAZOO RIVER AND '40UTH, (4133 ..... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ... 3,378 ...... 0141D RI-VER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 9,800 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------------------- 1,600 ........... ........... .......... .......... 10,231 ......... ......... 46,3ib OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ---------------------- 11400 1,600 ........... .......... .......... 23,800 --------- 2,449 ---------- BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ... ........... 78,985 ........... .......... ...... r ... ........... ......... ......... .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA --------- 31000 00,565 ........ .. .......... .......... 43,831 --------- 91902 sllss7 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ....... %.... ......... 6,OSI ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL,AATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ... ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 16,694 ---------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL SA8 INE-ME CtiES WA;ERWAY, TEXAS --- 0,664 41'sle ........... .......... .......... 31,451 --------- --------- ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL-01&TERWAY' SABINE,RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ........................... ........... ........... .......... r.......... .......... 3,391 --------- --------- ---------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ....... ........ @.w . .......... .......... 1,827 ......... ......... ....... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT.NOT INCLUDING NEO ORLEAN3,,LA --------------------- 32,881 ........... ........... .......... .......... 104,420 ......... ......... .......... 141331331PPI RIVERI MOUTH OF 413SOURLRIVER TO 4DUTH OF DHIU RIVER ------------------------ 39,198 L23,302 ---- .. ...... 4,456 18,345 ......... ......... .......... MISSISSIPPI@RIYER' 41NNEAPDLIS, MINN., TO ROUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ----------------------- 1,036 S,217 ........... .......... .......... 11,018 ......... ......... .......... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT.. LOUISVILLE ...................... ........... ss,80s ... ......... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... TENNE33EE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND-KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........ 5,991 .... .......... ILLINDIS RIVER, ILL ------------- 67,454 44,317 ........... .......... 1 2; BLACK RIVER, NIS ............... 58,024 21,559 ........... .......... ...... : . PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------- ----------- log's7l ....6...... .......... ........ 62,966 ---- . ...... TDTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ......... 216,209 261,289 ----------- 1.@ ........ 5,74 262,429 ------ - --------- 2,998 9 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS. OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 65 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC-INLAND MOVEMENTS OF PETROLEUM ANDiPETROLEUM PRDOUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING.AREA' CALENDAR-YEAR 1988 (IN TDN5 OF 2"000 POUNDS) OTHER I LURRI; PETROLEUR SHIPPING AREA GASOLINE, DISTILLATE CRUDE: JET,FUEL@ KEROSENE- RESIDUAL- 4APHTHA' CATIN PROD CIS ........................ ,........... (CODE. FUEL OIL PETROLEU4 (CODE (CODE FUEL 014, (CODE OILS AND (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2911) (CODE (CODE, 2912) 2911) (CODE 2917) GREASES 2918, 2914) 1311) 2915) (CODE 29all 2916) 2991) LAKE ERIEl. LAKE ERIE ----------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 2,36 ......... ......... .......... DETROIT AND ROUGE RIVERS, MlrH./ DETROIT@AND-ROUGE-RIVERS,.IICH.- 6,522 8,3S3 ----------- ---------- ---------- 143,28S ......... ......... ....... LAKE@MICHIGAN/ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... 5,317 1,400 ---------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 0410 RIVER:TO BUT NOT.INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................. ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... 2;473 ---------- I 4ISSISSIPPI.RIVER1 MOUTm OF MISSDURI:RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER --------------------------- ----------- ---------- ----------- -------- ---------- ----------- --------- --------- 1,400 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVER,l MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI. RIVER ........ ;------------------- -------- --- ----------- ----------- 1,252 2,749 ----------- --------- 41,637 17,857 TENNESSEE@RIVER, TENN., ALA. @AND,KY -------------------------- ----------- ------ .... ........... .......... .. ........ ........... ......... 18,352 5,797 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ............ .. --------- ------- i... ........... .......... .......... 1,946 5,759 ......... .......... LAKE 44ICMIGAN ------------------- ----------- - T....... ........... . 1,130 ---------- 18,326 ......... ......... .......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 2,266 ......... ......... .......... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ......... ........... ........... . ......... 2,382 2,749 22,S58 11,076 62,962 25,054 PORTIOF CHICAGO, ILL./ GOLF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI.RIVER, LA., TO 3ABINtRIVER, TEX --------------- ----------- 4,754 ........... .......... .......... 26,604 ......... ......... ........... SABINI@NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS --- 977 ........... ........... .......... .......... ..... ...... 20,203 ......... .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------ ----------- . 6,012 ........... .......... m .......... 7,728 --------- --------- . 7,180 MI331331PPL RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES . ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... MISSISSIPPLRIVERI BATON ROUGE, II,?Sj ......... ......... .......... LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING,.NEi ORLEANS, LA ..................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... ..... 70,768 ......... ......... AISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO.BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE* LA ----------------- ----------- -- !........ ...................... .......... ..... ..... ....... .. ........ NISSISSIPPI;RIVER' 4OUTM OF MISSOURI,RiVER TO,40UTH OF OHIO RIVER ........................... ........... 4,530 3,806 ---------- ---------- 29,38S ......... ......... 46,TTT AISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................... 7,940 11870 143,DbO .......... .......... 13,600 --------- --------- 70,109 NOLF RIVER,.TENN ................ ........... ........... ........... . ........ .......... ........... ......... ......... 6,221 0410 RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, ............... ........... ........... ........... .LOUISVILLE ....... .......... .......... 31`545 ......... ......... 16,394 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, 06UNTINGTON ---------------------- ----------- 17,936 L3,183 .......... .......... 97,744 ......... 1,34S .......... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ...................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 6,942 ......... ......... 3,741 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......................... ........... ........... ........... .... I....... ........... 3,621 ......... ......... 5,797 81G.SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ... ........... 29,643 ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... ILLINOIS RIVERF ILL.--- --------- 8,436 @b*,339m........... .......... .......... 1 4,9,06 41,241 ......... ........ LAKE 141CHIGAN ................... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 681 ......... ......... .... PORT OF CHICAGu, ILL ------------ 69,962 211,267 48,497 5,456 230 191,094 5b,003 --------- a TOTALv SHIPPING AREA ......... $7,335 282,3S3 208,546 5,4S6 230 4TO,624 117,4147 1,345 429,260 LAKE@SUPERIOR/ LAKE SUPERIOR ................... ........... 91871 ........... .......... .......... 37,369 ......... ......... .......... L03 ANGELES AND LONG BEACH AARBORa,,CAL11F./@ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBOR$, CALIF .................. ........... 20 ,734 ",Pb4 ......... 1 6,696,817 4,140 5,642 .19,355 SAN FRANCISCO,SAY AREA/ 34N,FRANCISCO@BAV AREA ---------- 78,472 257,15a 3,219,811 30,774 ---------- 1,594,790 40,996 29,006 67,873 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF ........ ........... 3,424 ........... .......... .......... 121,979 ......... ......... .......... OLD RIVER, CALIF ................ ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 245 ......... ......... .......... SACRAMENTO,RIVER, CALIF ......... ........... ........... ........... .......... .......... 723 ......... ......... .......... TONAL;, SHIPPING AREA ......... 76,472 2160,576 3,229,811 30,774 .......... 1,717,737 40',996 29,006 67,873 SAN@JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF./ SAN FRANCISCO SAY AREA .......... 5,188 ........... ........... .......... ....... ;.. ........... ......... ......... ........... COLUNSIA RIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., T1 THEf MOUTH/, COLUMSIAtRIVERA VANCOUVER, WASH., T&THE-MOUTH ............. ........... 441 ........... .......... .......... 5,4SO ......... 3,620 ... ...... COLUMBIA, RIVER:$ ABOVE, CELILO FALLS TO.XEMMENICK, 01ASH ........ 16@355 23,70? ........... .......... .......... ........... ......... ......... .......... WILLAMETTE1 AND YAMAILL@ RIVERS, DREG ............................ S,B22 ........... ........... ........ 11:513 . ......... .......... SNAKE;RIVER4 ORES., WASH, AND IDAHO ........................... 1,150 2,46S ........... ........ TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA .......... 23,390 26,613 ................... ............. 13,963 ......... 3,620 .......... 66 TABLE 5--DOMESTIC-INLAND,MOVENENTS OF IRON AND;STV!L@ SHIPPING AR EA gY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR logo (IN TDNS,DF 2,000 POUNDS) IROM1 IRON AND; IRON AND AND STEEL@ IRON AND, SHIPPIN6,ARCA PIG IRON 3TEEL 3TEEL ,INISHEOi STEEL,PIPE ............................................................. (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED. PRODUCTS AND TUBE 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 331S (toDE,3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) TOTAL,, ALL,SHIPPING AREAS ............................................. 595,497 3,06b@143 2,442,427 2,,463i597 1,186,766 PORT;DF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J,/ PORT OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND ;.J ............................................ ......... 422,563 ------------ ------------ ----------- DELAWAREIRIVERI NEW JERSEY SIDE/ BAL,TIMORE,HARBOR'ANO CHANNELS, 40 ------------------------------------- .. ......... s,lS7 ............ ............ .... i...... ATLANTICIINTRACOAStAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT,,CNARLESTON ............ ....... 1. 1,500 ............ ............ ........... TOTALV SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 9,657 ...... ...... ............ ........... 4ANTUA;CREEKi N.Jv.@ ATLAMTIC@INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT,.3AVANNAH .............. ......... ........... ............ 2*,767 ........... ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ------------ a........................................ ......... ........... ............ 9,822 ........... TOTAL, SNIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... ........... ............ 12,589 ........... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D./ CHESAPEAKE@BAY .......................................................... .. ......... 300 ............ . ST. JOHNS RIVER', FLA ................................................ .... ......... ........... ............ ...... 5,67M .......... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .......................... o....................... ...... 300 ............ 56,276 POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES/ CHESAPEAKE,SAY --------------------------------------------------- ....... ......... 125 ............ ............ ... HAMPTON ROADS, VA./ 8ALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD ........................................ ......... 3,089 ............ ............ .. -------- ATLANTIC,INTRACDASTAL-riATERNAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ------ o----- --------- 3,094 ............ 218 ........... TDTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................... o.............. ......... 6,183 ............ 218 ........... CAPE@FEAR RIVER, N.C./. ATLANTMINTRACOASTAL:WATERAAY1 ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............ ......... 1,500 ----- ...... ............ ........... ATLANTMINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTONI %ANT0.CREEK, N.J ........................................................ ......... ........... ............ S,gss ........... BALTIMOREiHARBOR AND CHANNELS, NO ........................................ ......... ........... ............ 28,bSa ----------- CAPE FEAR RIVER,.N.C --------------------------------------------- I....... ......... ........... ............ 2S? ........... ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ----------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 14,071 4,273 ........... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA .......................................... I....... ......... ........... 14,071 39,173 ........... SAVANNAH RIVER, GA./ CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C ........................................... -....... ......... ........... ............ 12,546 ........... ATLANTMINTRACDASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLESTON ............ ......... ........... ............ 4,276 ----------- SAVANNAH RIVER, GA ....................................................... ......... ........... ............ 6,Z78 424 ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ............................................. I....... ......... ........... ............ 7,518 374 TDTAL@ SHIPPING AREA .......................................... I....... ......... ........... ............ 30,618 796 INTRACOASTAL'WATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE@RIVER,, FLA./ ATLANT-ICiINTRACOASTAL,WATERAAYI ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLEST014 ------------ --------- 12,SO2 2,516 ............ ........... INTRACOASTALil4ATERNAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVCR,,FLA -------- --------- ----------- o----------- 450 ........... TOTALF, SHIPPING AREA -------- o------------------ o---------------------- --------- 12,502 21S16 tiso ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA./. WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM -------------------------------------- o.............. ......... 1,500 ............ ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL,NATERWAY' 4ISSISSIPPI:RIVER, LA., TO SABINE,RIVER, TEX .............................................................. ....... ......... ........... ...... o..... ............ 1,408 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ------------------------- o.......................... ......... . 0 ......... ............ ............ 11149 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ..................................... ....... ......... ........... S,667 ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 21434 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, 64.. TO BUT NOT INCLUDINr NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------- w ............ o........................................... ......... 86,239 ------------ ------------ ----------- .41SSISSIPPI:RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN., TO.40UTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ------------------ 2,889 ............ ............ ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ---------------------------------- I------- --------- 1,403 ------------ ------------ ----------- TDTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 94,46S 5,667 ------------ 2,SS? GULF OF MEXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ 125 17,506 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,..TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 576 GULF, INTRACOASTALz WATERWAY' MISS13SIPPI RIVER,. LA- TO SABINE; RIVER, TEX .......................... o........................................... ......... ........... ............ ......... 42,193 ATCHAFALAYA,RIVER, LA .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ a* CALCA31EU RIVER AND,PASS, LA ............................................. ......... ........... ............ ............ 381 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 1,304 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PAbSES ------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ so TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- -------- ------------ 12S 62,060 WARRIOR RIVER@ SYSTEM/ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 96 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------------------------------------------- 1,118@ ...... !,!!0 321,913 ....... 1,475 29,2310 GULF INTRACOASTAL14ATEROAY' 40alLE BAY, ALA,. TD NEW ORLEANS, LA ----- ..... . - gag ..... 2,37 INNERHARaOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- :::: ..... 14,39S ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL-WATERNAY' 413SISSIPPI,RIVER, LA., TO SkBINE:RIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - r....... ........... I,QZS ------------ 2,876 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 11,9?0 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... 51,827 25,672' 1,355 DOMESTIC -INLAND TR IAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 67 TABLE:S--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 19'so (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON AN AND. AND STEEL IRON AND 3141PPING AREA (CONTINUED) PIS IRON STEEL I:O7EELi FINISHED STEEL PIPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEW FINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 0011) (CODE-3314) 3316, 3319) MISSISSIPPI@RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... .... .... ........... 1,455 1,406 ........... 4ISSISSIPPI.RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDIN6.NEY4 ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 10,612 ------------ ------------ ---- ------ MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NDT INCLUDING@BATO4 ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 1,400 6,491 .MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF DHID RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 2,900 ............ ..... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ -- 1:31100 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE, ............................... 1 115 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO4 -------------------------------- ....... ........... 3,751 2,419 OAID R;VERI ENGINEER DISTRICT-PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 4,388 111,351 J'boo ..... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... 1,446 ............ MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- J,otq ............ ............ ........ ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 2,736 ............ ............ .. PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... .. m...... ........... 19,193 10,412 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ........... 7 -------------------------------------- 41226 48,023 4io,aoo 49,493 36,167 ALABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND rA.1 WARRIOR,RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... .... .... ........... 456 ............ ........... ,GULF INTRACOASTAL 4ATER14AY# MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW.ORLEANS, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO .............................. ............................ ......... ........... ..... ....... ............ 949 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 1.250 GULF INTRACOASTAL@W!AtERWAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... ......... 600 ............ ............ ........... 144ERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ------------------------------------------ --------- 1 10,321 ------------ ------------ ----------- SA91ME-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- -- ;... .9,027 ------------ 4,467 .... a GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- 1,636 ........... ............ 984 ..... 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --- S3,179 ............ 1,433 ........... 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 3,72Z ------------ ------------ ----------- 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T:) MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 2,53 4 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... .423 ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE .................. 2WBQS " ---------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO4 ------------------ ....... 1!2.2 1,568 ...... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGI -------------------------------- 17,708 ----------- 651 2,,800 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------------- 10,5434 ........... 31900 17,800 ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------w..................................... ......... ........... 520 ............ ........... 40NONG44ELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... 3,200 1,370 ------------ ------------ ----------- LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,963 3,008 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- 3,095 ........... ............ 11"S36186 TOTAL', SHIPPI14G AREA -------------------------------------------------- 36,IA2 $7,202/ 10,634 1 35,534 3,799 PEARL RIVER, MISS. AND LA./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- 1,369 ............ ............ ............ .INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL 6ATERWAY1 APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ------ --- -------- --- ---------- 2,468 ----------- SABINE-NECHES NATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 18,409 ------------ 1,92D ...; ........ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEAN9,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ----------------- --------- --------- 839 912 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- .22,399 ------------ ------------ ----------- 415SISSIPPI'RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 7'stqi ............ 1,312 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURURIVER -------- --------- 13,734 ------------ ------------ ----------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,357 ............ ............ ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN --------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 202 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ------------- ----------------- --------- ----------- 6,834 2,140 ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------- ----------------- --- ?,949 ............ ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------------------------- --------- ----- 0..... 1,076 1,144 ..... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 13,055 ............ ............ ..... @ILL,INOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 3,757 ------------ ------------ ------------ LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- .2,554 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... 857 6,830 ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ---------------------------------- ------------ i... ......... 84,T32 9,808 tB,266 ........... 4ATERoAY FROM EMPIRE, LA., TO GULF OF MEXICO/ ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ I GULF INTRACOASTALiWATERmAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX./ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ........... ............ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ...... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- ----- ;.... ........... ............ ............ 16S INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- 12,612 ------------- ------------ 4Qs GULF INTRACOASTAL' OATERWAY' 1418813SIPPI: RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... s 80 ............ 34,6L'b GULF INTRACOASTAL FWATERWAY`PLAQUEMINE TO1,4ORGAN CITY.ROUTE. LA ---------- a--------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 400 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 60 OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA .................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 509 BAYOU VERMILION, L4 ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 1,000 SASINEw4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 14,060 ............ 124279 ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 4,148 216 413SISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO-BUT NOTINCLUDING.NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 3S,271 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSTPPI@RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO!8UT NOT;INCLUOING BATDN,ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... 1,479 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI:RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T14DUTH OF MI33OURLRIVER ........ .. T...... 8,403 ----! -------- ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... ........... ............ 1,090 ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ............ 884 ... 0....... HO.NONSAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 4,717 ............ 18,401 569,335 TOTALt, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 76,547 2,930 tie *4,&d , A010-A 68 ABLE;S--DONESYlc.INLANDcMDVEMENTS OF IRO*AND 6TEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREM CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUNDS) IRON SHIPPING AREA;/ IRON AND IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND PIG IRON STEEL STEELi FINISHED -STEEL,PIPE ........ ------------------------------- ..................... ;CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS' AND TUBE 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (COW31171 4011) (COOE!3314) 3316, 3319) GULF INTRACOASTAL- WATERWAY1 PLAQUE41RE TO MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL:NATERWAY' 41351$SIPPI,RIVER, 6A., TO,SABIWRIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... .... ....... ............ ............ 53 GULF INTRACOA$iAL:NATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE:.TO!MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA -----T.... ......... ............ ......!..... ............ 180 ATCHAFALAYA RIVERP LA .................................................... ....... ! . ........... ............ ............ I SASINEWNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS .............................. !............. ......... 12@684 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LAs TOLBUT NOT'INCLUDINO NEW DRLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... ............ ............ ........... RISOISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD;BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUM, LA ------------------------------------------------- I........ ------------- --------- 3,997 ............ ............ ........... klISSISSIPPI2. RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TOi 4OUTH OF MISSOURL RIVER -------- --------- 35,460 ------------ ---------- ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH---! ----------------------------- -------- 6,636 ------------ ------------ ----------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND@KY -------------------------------------- ----- 1,409 ............ ........ ;.... ........... 140NONGAHELA RIVER,, PA. AND W.YA ...................................... I.... ..... 3,819 ............ ............ ........ ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... ......... 5,32S ------------ ------------ -------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILLo ..................................................... ......... 19,835 ............ ............ ........... 101W, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 16S,2V7 ------------ ------------- 242 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ GULF OF MEXICO ----------------------------------------------------- I...... ......... ........... ............ ............ 128 GULF INTRACOASTAL'ilATERIVAY' 41881331PPliRIVER, LA., TO SASINE,RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ............ . a...... S GULF INTR4COASTAL-WATERNAll PLAQUEMINE'TDsMORGAN CITY ROUTE-, LA ----------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 72 DUCHITkAND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ..................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 16 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ................................. ........... ......... ............. ............ 221 OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL;,IATERWAY' MISSISSTPPT!Q-IVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ ISO INLANO WATERWAY, FRANKLIN TO MERMENTAU RIVER* LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATERWAY' 413313SIPPURIVER, LA., TO SASINE@RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... 2............ ............ ........... 114LAND'FIATERWAY, FRANKLIN Tn 4ERMENTAU RIVER, LA -------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA ..................................... i............. ......... 2............ ............. BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL@NATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE,RIVER4 TEX --------------------------------------------------------------- I...... ......... ........... ............ ............ 21790 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA./, GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................ .. ......... ........... ............ ............ 21579 BA8INE-NECHES NATERNAY, TEXAS/ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................................... ......... ... ;...... ............ ............ 3,097 4ARRIOR:RIYER SYSTEM ....... 6 ------------------------------------------- 0. ......... ........... 101880 1,342 ------------ GULF INTRACOASTAL, OWERWAY1 MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... . ........... 1,900 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,420 1,150 ............ 1,667 GULF INTRACOASTAL MATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO TNE MEXICAN BORDER - --------- 2,500 ............ ............ ........... ------------------- --------- ----- I..... ............ ............ 1,400 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEA43,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW.ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 4,210 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI:RIVERI MDUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT'INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, i LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 16,084 t,299 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF.MTSSDURI RIVER TD MOUTH OF OHIO,RIVER ---- --------- 2,720 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... 1,345 1,396 ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ..... I... ........... ............ 7,155 ........... WOLF RIMER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 10,551 40,25B ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ............................... ......... ........... S21226 1?',492 ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ......................... o...... ......... ........... 9,445 2,660 ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................................ ?------ -w....... ........... 12,334 ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 9,534 6,49b ----------- KENTUCKY RIVER, KY ------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ S83 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND fi.VA ----------------------- o.................. ......... ........... ............ 1,364 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 3CF690 9,404 ----- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 12,185 154,281 64,443 6,184 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACDASTAL-flATERWAY"MOSILE SAY, ALA,. TO@NEW'ORLEANS, LA --------- ----;----- ---------- . ............ 300 1,300 SABINE-NECHES wATERwAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 54,003 ............ ............ ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ........ ........... ............ ............ 4,boo GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 4,407 GULF INTRACOASTAL'.IATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI.-TEXAS, TO THe,MEXICAN BORDER - --------- 1,450 ............ ............ ........... WississrpPi RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MDUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- 7,336 ------------ 415 8,620 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... 53,50t ............ ?'OS2 ........... 4138193IPPI@RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TOiBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... 3,000 ............ ............ ... 4ISSISSIPPURIVER1 MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF nHID RIVER -------- -- o-p ... Z,863 6,9bo ............ ... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, 4INN., TOtMOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... ........... 1,501 838 ----------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ ---- !----- ..1,321 ............ ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ -------------------------------- --------- ---- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ... ...... OHIO RIVER4 ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............................. bl 2,975 1,793 ------- MONONSANELA:RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......m -------------------------------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA .................................................... ...... "".2 LAKE 41CHIGAN ---------------------------------------------------------- ...... 2,,76S.1 ------------ ------------ ----------- DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC? AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 69 TABLE 5--DOMESTIC INLAND 14OVE04ENTS OF IRON ANDi STEEL--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY REC EIVI NG AREA. CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AND IRON AND, AND STEEL IRON AND $HIPPING.AREA:(CONTINUED) PIG IRON STEEL STEEL, FI NJS HED STE ELPI .................................................................. (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINIS NED PROD UCTS AND TUS;E .NG AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS'. (CODES 331S, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 21,621 3,039 2,711 1,500 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ... 10,175 17,871 16,276 el.727 allLF INTR4COASTAL,vIATERfiAY 'GALVESTON To CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXASI SABINE-4ECHES WATERW AY,TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- 34,733 ------------ ------------ --------- r- GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' sAarNE-RIVER To GALVESTnNj TEXAS::::::::::::: 00 ... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------- - GULF INTRACOASTAL FoATERWAY1 GALVESTON TO [email protected];AS ----------- --------- ---------- ----- :------ ------------ 9,200 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI*CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE;MEXICAN BORDER . ......... ........... ............ ............ 235 415SISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS', LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 7,091 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF -41SBOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- 1,445 ------------ ---- ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- ........ 121,814 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------------------------------------ ...... 4,391 ------------ ------------ ----------- TOTAL, S41PPING AREA .................................................. ......... S3,164 ------------ ------------ 9,bts GULF INTRAC04STAL NATERWAYt CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXI DER/ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------------ 2!22! ....... 16,932 ------------ ------------ - allLF INTRACOAST46 NATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ---- ....... ........... ............ ............ ..... 7;;7 GULF INTRAVASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE'REXICAN BORDER - --------- - I-------- ------------ ------------ 846 MISSISSIPPI RIVER4 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDINS.NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------------- ;---------------------------------- ----- 21,130 ............ ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH --- ----------------------------- ----- :::: ........... ............ 1,666 ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA --- 4 ---------------------------------------------- --------- 38,062 ............ 1,b6b 2,067 MISSISSIPPI RIVER`NEA ORLEANS,LA., TU MOUTH OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACOASTAL KATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO Mr)BILE BAY, ALA ------ --------- ----- e------ 390 46,889 ........... GULF OF MEXICO ----------------------------------------------------------- -- i...... 30 ------------ ------------ ----------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ----------------------------------------------------- 5,676 272 27,104 324420 ----------- INNER4ARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- --------- 619 ............ ........... LAKE %AUREPAS, LA ....................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,106 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 413SISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE:RIVERI TEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------- ----------- ------------ 6,,147 S5,161 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ....................... ;............................. ......... ........... 22,437 37,419 IS7,669 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THEiMEXICAN BORDER- 1,378 .,.T ....... ............ 2,612 827 413813SIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --- ----------- 7,336 16,140 5,848 MISSISSIPPI.RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT:INCLUDING,NEW ORLEANS, LA ...................................................................... ......... ........... 11330 1,083 31873 413SISSIPPI-RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO@BUT@[email protected] ROUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- --------- 9,625 27,046 240 MISSISSIPPI 'RIVEM MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO@4OUTH OF OMIO:RIVER ........ ......... ........... 42,699 46,522 20.0,09 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, lqINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURLRIVER -------- --------- ----------- 5,76S 16',99S 7,746 YAZOO'RTVER AND MOUTH, MI35 -------------- a--------T---------------------- --------- - ......... 4,022 24iS8S ..... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... .. 26 086 71,702 WOLF RIVER, TENN --------------------------------------------------------- -- 16:149 3S, e44 ..... OHIO RIVER" ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- --------- 1,45b 88,827 134,Z60 5,491 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ---------- -------- ------------- 1,395 ........... ............ 5,473 ------ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, OITTSBURGH! -------------------------------- 1,346 ----------- $2,489 40,436 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... 1,450 ----------- 2,606 896 Say CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ....... m------------------------------------ --------- ----------- S7,078 39,SOO 2,SSO GREEN A40 BARREN RIVERS, KY .............................................. ......... ........... ............ 854 ........... LITTLtKANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ------------------- r........................... ......... ........... ............ 452 ....... 7... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND O.VA .......................................... ......... ........... ............ 7,471 ........... 413SOURI RIVER ............................... T........................... ......... ........... 2@,204 6,34DS -------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... ... @..m ..... 25,356 41,009 LAKE MICHIGAN ............ 7............................................... 1,400 ... T....... 37,857 5,465 ..... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL@ ----------------------------------------------------- 2,909 ........... 146,905 208,595 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- 15,554 1,758 607,684 $57,429 312,098 41831SSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT'NDT'INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM -------------------------------------------------- 25,457 ........... ............ ....... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------- ---------------------- 25,200 2,S26 - ------------ GALVESTON BAYF TEXAS ---------------------------- 22,11311 14:!9 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXA 30'079 ....... : 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- 709 ............ ............ ........... 4183133TPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT@INCLUOING NEW ORLEANSp LA ....................................................................... ......... 2.557 1,622 ............ ........... WISSISSIPPIIRIVER' MOUTH OF OHID'RIVER TD:BUTINDT INCLUDING-BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... 1,362 2.888 ------------ ------------ ----------- 14153ISSIPPliRIVER" MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO 14OUTH Of OHIO@RIVER -------- 14,358 2,584 ............ ............ 431 413313SIPPI.RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO;MDUTH OF MISSOUR11RIVER ........ 32;04020 1:503 ............. ............ 4,128 .ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... 2S 4 7 052, 22,,Zlfk 40,040 ...... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT*, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- 14,040 .700 1,202 1,52T OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- 2,858 ----------- ------------ ------------ ----- - OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ 79,203 3,146 13,0,436 10,503 ........... TENNESSEE'RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... 70,610 ........... 22,400 43,133 ..... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... .7,128 ------------ MONONGAHELA,RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... 5,863 1 J'sso ............ ............ .... ::: ...... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... ........... 8,492 a22 ........... SLACK:RIVER, WIS ....... T................................................. 1,362 .... ------ ------------ ------------ ----------- LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ M071 17,859 6,470 ----------- ----------- PORT'OF CHICAGO, ILL: ----------------------------------------------------- 114,453 14,312 18,366 asikso 11590 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. 490,1961 72,386 221,299 182,091 7,409 70 eomomwq fiC I&gFd Iffy TABLE S-DOMESTIC INLAND, MOVEMENTS' OF IRON AND STEEL.-CONTINUED, SHIPPING ARE A BY RECEIVING ARE CALENDAR!YEAR 1988 (IN TONS'OF 2,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AND@ IRON AND, AND STEEL IRON AND SHIPPING AREA'/: PIG@IRON Ne EL ME Ll F INISHEDSTEEL PI PE ............................................................................ (CODE' SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING-AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 40111 CCOOE133143 3316, 3319) MISSISSIPPi'RIVERI@14OUTH OF OH-10 RIVEWTWBUT@NOT,INCLUDING BATONIROUGE, LA./' SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS .......................................... . ......... 2-,644 ............ ............ . T......... GALVESTON DAY, TEXAS .................................... !................. ......... 1,687 ............ ........... ;. w......... .ISSISSIPPI@RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSESo .................. ......... ........... 11,180 ......... . ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT'[email protected]&NS, LA ......6................................................................ ......... 66,591 ............ ..... !....... ........... MISSIBSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO!RIVER TO;BUTINOTiINCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA -------i............................................................... ......... 5,618 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO@MOUTH@OF DNIO,RIVER ........ ......... ........... ............ .1,000 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ......... ......... 27,732 ............ 12-,678 ............ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 3,799 ------------ ------------- ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP --------------------------- ... ......... ........... I,SOO ............ ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... . 9,OSI 2,603 ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... t,281 ---------- ----------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA .......................................... ......... 3,728 ............ ............ ........... 14ISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... 1,420 ............ ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------------ --------- S,36S ------------ ----------- --- ! T- LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,400 ............ ............ .. a-------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------------------------------------------ ;.... ......... 1,362 672 ............ ...... TOTAL*, SHIPPING AREA .................................................... ......... 130,597 iy,236 13,678 . ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MDU TH OF OHIO RIVER/. WARRIOR'RIVER SYSTEM ---------------------------------- 1.................. ......... ........... 4,41S 2,367 ----------- INNERHkRSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- 1,500 ....... ..... ........... .. ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ---------- 9,222 1,09.9 ........... GULF 114TRACOASTAL PiATEROAY- PLAQUEMINE,TO;MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ............. SABINE-4ECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ---- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ............................................................... ........... 91'sq? 19,186 ........... 41531351PPI RIYERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- 41b ............ .......... M.. ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 97,938 ------------ 1,342 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING.BATON ROUGE, LA ...................... I........................................ I........ ......... 4,020 ------------ ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER,'.MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- 3,00D ---- !........ ............. ........... 4ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO;MOUTH OF MISSOURI@RIVER ........ ......... . 2,,8S7 895 .................... ARKANSAS'RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... .4,830 1,329 ....... NDLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 2.,s9t OHIO RIVE0 ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSSURGN ................................ ...... r.- @ 1,443 ----- ------ ------- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... .. ....... ........... 3,163 5,328 ----------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ....................................................... ........ 1,399 368 9,99s ........... LAKE 41CHIGAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ 4,346 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 11,31b ...... i..... ............ sto TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 126,084 116,041 S11160 sto 413SISSIPPI'RIYER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT.NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 22,304 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVERt MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 21,249 ------------ ------------ ----------- '41SSISSIPPI.RIVER;l MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.F T07MOUTH OF MISSOURI!RIVER ........ ......... 767 ............ ........ ... ........... TENNESSEE,RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND XY -------------------------------------- --------- --------- ?i?26 ............ ........... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 44,320 7,726 ............ ........... YAZOO RIVER AND'40UTH, HIS$./ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO'MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ 301 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK./ SASTNE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------------------------------------ 19,849 ........... 6- ------------ --------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT@NOT'INCLMNQ-NEW ORLEANS, LA ...................................................................... ......... 37,273 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD@ BUT, NOT! INCLUDING: BATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... 2,899 ............ ............ ........... 4ississrPPx.RIVERf MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To 4OUTH'OF OMIO'RIVE9 -------- --------- 1,147 ------------ ------------ - i--------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T14OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 1,404 ............ ............ ........... ARKANSAS'RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,35S ------------ ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUIWLLEm ------------------------------- --------- 1,361 ------------ ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ......... ........... ............ . 12',368 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 1,271 ------------ ------------ ----------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------------------------- --------------------- 1,270 ............ ............ ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 2,766 -------- --- ------------ ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- To'sgs ............ la"368 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN./ MISSISSIPPI RIVER , BATON RDUrE, LA., TO.BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 1,442 ............ 1,427 ........... OHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... ........... ............ 76S ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 1,431 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL* SHIPPING AREA -------------------------------------------------- --------- 2,873 ............ 2,192 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/, INNER4ARBOR'NAV16ATION CANAL, LA ......................................... ......... 4,566 ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --- 81,541 ------------ ----------- GALVESTDN@BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 2,519 ------------ ------------ ?5,470 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ I'sao ........... DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 71 TABLE 5--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND@STEEL-CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF ?,000 POUNDS) IRON IRON AND IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND S141PPING AREA.CCONTilNUEO) PIS IRON STEEL STEEL FINISHED STEEL PIPE ............................................................................ (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE RECEIVING AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 3315, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) 415SISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING@NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 196,911 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER MBUT'NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 22,821 890 ............ ........... 415SISSIPPI RIVER' WINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 4OUTH OF MISSOURI.RIVER -------- --------- 52,392 ------------ 1,368 ..... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 8,469 ............ ............ OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ------------------------------- --------- 4,799 ------------ 1,577 ........... OHIO RJVER@l ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- 53,098 ------------ 4,385 ----------- OHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- 29,992 ............ TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... ............ ......... 6.2. MONONrAHELA RIVER, PA. AND A.VA ------------------ ;...................... ......... 4,232 ............ ............ ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ....................... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------- LAKE MICHIGAN ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 18,263 ------------- ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL, ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 1,365 ------------ ------------ ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 493,729 $90 9'ato 67,008 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/ GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERVJAYI .1418SISSIPPI,RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ Sao GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 10,215 31,461 7,4S2 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ----------- --------- ----------- 1,433 ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL NATEROAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE,4EXICAN BORDER - --------- ----------- 4,464 10,27S ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEov ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 5,673 ............ ............ ........... '4tSSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIORIVER TO.BUT NOT INCLUDING BAT04 ROUGE,- LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... 1,478 1,47Z ----i ------- 4ISSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 17,575 20,631 7,150 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................... ......... ........... 16,613 50,?16 2,933 OOOLF RIVER, TENN --------------------------------------------------------- --------- @ 1,463 S,qSS . 47,4iS 1'491 OHIO RIVER# ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- 4,261 ----------- ------------ ------------ ----------- 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, qUNTrNGTO4 -------------------------------- --------- ----------- .1 1,120 ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVERP ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGI -------------------------------- 1,443 11,859 ............ ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY -------------------------------------- --------- --------- 3,321 ------------ ----------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------------------------- --------- . 4,466 38,69S 8,627 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. 5,744 23,461 100,869 170,100 19,526 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ IJARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... 7,182 18,950 ....... GULF INTRACOASTAL26ATERiVAY1 418518SIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SkSINE;RIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... ............ ?621 ........... SABINE-NECHES wATERVJAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... ........... I'lso ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,403 24,552 50,378 32,633 GULF INTRACOASTALi WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE, MEXICAN BORDER . ......... ........... 9,643 AISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEI) DRLEfiNS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- ----------- IS6 191,,710314 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 24,766 ............ ............ ........... ,4rssiSSIPPI;RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO!SUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------- ----------- allos 22,750 ----- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 4DUTH OF 14ISSOURT RIVER To 4OUTH OF OHIO RIVER -------- --------- ----------- 4,359 80,397 ----- ,4zssissrPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, 4TNN., TO-11OUTH OF MISSOURI,RrvER -------- 1,427 Q,935 15,257 2,378 ------ ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... 11,198 18,357 01OLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 11,326 t4,018 ...... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT', LOUISVILLEP ............................... 17,754 1,053 34,308 2,392 OHIO RIVER':ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- 3,040 5,846 ------------ 3,btg ..... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT 'PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- 1,500 ........... 5,80.) 40 ..... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND,KY ...................................... 1,448 ----------- 123,423 45,893 ----------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND 9Y -------------------- ....................... ......... ........... 39,774 67,563 -i---7 ... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA .......................................... ......... ........... ............ 100 ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ------------------------------------------------------ --------- IIS02 2,381 ------------ MISSOURI RIVER ----------------------------------------------------------- --------- _---_ 2,209 14,200 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ 545 ----------- SLACK%RIVER, WIS --------------------------------------------------------- 7,134 ----------- ------------ ------------ ----------- LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... ........... ............ PORT'OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... 10,0?4 11375 22,116 441,,570904' TOTAt.,,.SHIPPING AREA .................................................. 42,327 43,960 323.SS4 409,477 35,697 TENNESSEE'RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ GULF INTRACOASTAL roATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA --------- --------- 1,561 ............. ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL'04ATERWAYI PLAQUEMINE TO,14ORGAN CITY ROUM LA .......... ......... 1,379 ------------ ------------ ----------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA --------------------------------------------- --------- ----- 1,604 ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... 4,885 ............ ............ ........... mrssISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUTtNOT INCLUDING,NEN ORLEANS, LA ....................................................................... ......... S,795 ............ ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI!RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO,SUT NOT INCLUDING.SATO*ROUGE@ LA ....................................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,405 ........... MISSISSIPPI:RIVER@' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., YOi%OUTH OF MISSOURIiRIVER -------- --------- 7,5?4 ............ ............. 6,291 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ------------------------------------------------------ --------- 4,147 ------------ ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ------------------------------- --------- ----------- 1,400 ............ ........... DHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... 14,168 ------------ ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- ........ 21,667 21820 1,400 ........... TENNESSEE@RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... ............ 75 ........... KANAANA RIVER, W.VA ...................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,643 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 1,467 ------------ ------------ ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... ......... 2,6?8 ............ 15,600 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 1,400 ............ ............ ...... MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN .................................................... ......... ........... ............ ............ LAKE 41CHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 26,630 ------------ ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------------------------- --------- 9,904 ------------ ------------ 3 TZ TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 87,155@1 9.824 10,123 19::13 72 dc.*aae4,Sewee4. Ifff TABLE 5--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF IRON AND;STEEL--CONTINUED aHIPPING AREA By RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 PDUNO8) IRON IRON AND IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND SHIPPING AREA PIG IRON STEEL STEEL FINISHED STEEL-PIPE (CODE., @SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS AND TUBE 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODE SL331S, (CODE 3317) 4011) (CODE 3314) 3316, 3319) CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ 19 ASINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS .................. .............. ...... 1,3.4 ............. ... ... ........... MSSIS31PPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT,INCLUOING@NEW Lk ------------------------------------------------------------------- ... ......... 45,676 11296 :1.1,40S ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO RIVER TO BUTINOT;INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .................................. ..................................... ......... SIS66 1,450 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPURIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD'MOUTN'DF MISSOURItRIVER ........ ......... 79,498 ............ ........ m.... ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... 1,216 ............ ............ ........... OHID RIVER' ENGINEER'DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ................................ ......... 11,312 ............ ! 1,327 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ................................ ....... -1.7,202 ....... .... ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVERo TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... ..... .1,D32 ......... 40NONSAHELA RIVER, PA.-AND N.VA .......................................... ......... ........ ......... ,L 1-1 , 411 ..... :::::: . .... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ...................................................... ......... 2,847 ------------ ------------ ----------- 11 ISSOURI RIVER ------------------------------------------------------------ --------- 2,613 ---------- v-- ------------ ----------- ILLINOIS@RIVER, ILL'.! .................................................... ......... IS,831 ------------ ------------ ------------ TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 184,516 2',746 3,764 ........... RIVER', ml.vAd 11 ISSISSIPPI,RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT M071INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS,, A................................................ ...................... ......... 4,042 ------------ ........... ........... OHIO RIVER-,ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSOURGHP ------------------------------- --- S,900 ..... .a... ... ........... .................. ......... .. ...... ............ ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN.,'ALA. AND ICY ................... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA .................... ....................................... 1@,892 .......... ........... 7. ........... ,MONONGAHELA RIVER,PA. AND W.VA.1 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ........................................... .......... ......... 2,597 ------------ ------------ ----------- GALVESTON.BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------------------- w ...... ... r----- ----------- 51406 42,736 .... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 14EW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH DFzPASSES ....... ............ ......... 1,075 ....... ..... ............ .... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT,INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS. LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ......... 20,0@3 ......................... ........... 4ISSISSIPPURIVERl MOUT14 OF DHIn RIVER TD@BUT-NQTlINCLUDINGBATON ROUGE, LA ....................................................................... ......... . L,268 ............ 1,472 ........... 4ISSISSIPPI.RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD!MOUTM OF MISSOURI-RIVER ........ ......... 2,S21 --------- o--- ------------ ----------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ..................................................... ......... ...... T.... . 1%310 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP----i ........................... ..... 3,670 90,S62' 3,933 ?------ TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... 1,427 3,72S ............ ...... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ------------------------------------------ --------- 1,400 ------------ ------------ ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ..................................................... ......... @2,228 ------------ ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 4,800 ........... TOTALF, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 36,509 145003 S2,941 -7 ......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA./ 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T0,40UTH OF MISSOURURIVER -------- -- !...... 1,656 .......... w. ............ ......... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER'DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEM ------------------------------- --------- ----------- 1,400 .......6..... ......... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ----------------- .................................... ......... 33,177 ------------ ------------ ----------- TDTALe, SHIPPING AREA .................................... I............. ......... 34,833 1,400 ............ ........... 14ISSDURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,4DUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........ ......... ........... 1,235 ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ GULF INTRACOASTAL,,4ATERVIAY- MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SASINEiRIVER, TEX ...................................................................... ......... ........... 2,133 3,404 ........... SASINEwMECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............................................ ......... I'S12 ............ ............ ....... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ..................................................... ......... 1,409 996 7,S68 ------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT@IMCLUDING,NEO ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 6@922 11533 ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT'INCLUDING BATON RnUGE, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- --- I....... 61158 4,D66 ------------ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- --------- 4,300 ------------ 1'('05 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ...................................................... ......... ........... 6,003 6,487 ----------- WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... ......... ........... 6,751, 17,103 ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------------------------------- --------- ----- 7,441, 11,104 .......... : CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ....... ;.. ........... 4,014 9,827 ..... m-:::. MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... ........... 4,SS4 --------- ------- ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 2,670 ------------ ------------ ----------- LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................ ......... 1,452 ------------ ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... 1,615 ............ ............ ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 19,910 solses 60,964 a.......... LAKE.MICHIGAN/ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA.. TO MOBILE DAY, ALA ...... ......... ....... 41219 t2,142 ........... w4RRIOR:RIVER SYSTEM ..................................................... ......... ........... . 18,BS2 13,4`43 ....... :::: t GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ......... ......... ........... 11319 19,671 ........ INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL., LA ......................................... ......... ........... 1,057 .7,053 ----- LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA ................................................... ......... ........... ............ 1,400 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL'MATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE*RIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----- B,602@ 23,596 ........... SABINE-NECHES OATERWAY, TEXAS -------------------------------------------- --------- . 23.036r ............. 4,DOO ----------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS --------------------------------------------------- ;.. ......... ........... . 36,066 6,399 ---------- GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS --------- --------- ---------- ------- 1:400 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THEtMEXICAN BORDER . ......... ........... 3 00 0 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------- --------- 16,800 9,257 2"Soo MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 51,721 11396, 7,283 ........... DO IMESTIC INAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 73 TABLE:5--DOMESTIC INLAND 14OVEMENT3 OF IRON AND 3TEEL--CONTTMUED- 341PPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF ?,ODO PDUNOS) IRON IRON AND IRON AND AND STEEL IRON AND SHIPPING AREA-(CONTINUED) PIG IRON STEEL 5 TEEL FINISHED STEEL PIPE ................................. ........................................... (CODE SCRAP SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS. AND TUBE RECEIVING-AREA 3311) (CODE PRODUCTS (CODES 331S, (CODE 3311) 40fil (CODE 3314) 3316, 3519) Mrsaissippi:RIVERL' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TD BUT NOT,INCLUDING BATON ROUSE, LA .... 4 .............................................................. 14,879 12,04 ----------- 4liSISSIPPI:RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ..... ...... 5,448 1,487 ........... 4ISSISSIPPI: RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T1 MDUTM,OF MISSOURI RIVER -------- ------- ........... 769 ARKANSAS'RIVER, ARK ---------------------------- o-------------------------- 1,2:; ........... 22110s 6,106 ------- 794 ..... WOLF RIVER, TENN ......................................................... .... ........... 101162 6,598 ..... OHIO'RIVERf ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNT149TO4 -------------------------------- --------- ----------- 31665 3,697 ------ OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- ------ !.v ... ... ......... 1,332 ----- TENNESSEEIRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ...................................... ......... ........... 5,665 CUMBERLAND-RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................................... ......... ........... I 26,IS3 144,,136015 ...... -MISSOURI RIVER ........................................................... ......... ........... 11200 ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...................................................... ......... 30,4S4 2,636 4,770 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ..................................................... ......... ........... ............ 10,334 ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA .................................................. -1,266 129.226 196',152 169,OSI 1,400 PORT@OF'CMICAGO, ILL./ INNERMARSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA ----------------------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------ all ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL;OATERWAY' 11155ISSIPPI,RIVER, LAi, TO SASINEiRIVER, TEX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- .. ..... ..... 41,299 ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY- PLAQUEMINE TO@4ORGAN CITY.ROUTE. LA ......... ... :..... ..... :::,::: ....... 1,400 ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ...................... m--a .................. ......... 151,209 ------------ 10,424 ----- GALVESTON S4Yv TEXAS ----------------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- 11,2si 21,171 ..... 41331331PPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................... ......... 1,106 2,459 15,938 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER# BATON ROUSE, LA., TO BUT'NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, .LA ....................................................................... ......... 65,658 ............ 2',016 ........... 41381331PPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,,TD19UT,NMINCLUDING BATON ROUSEr LA'.e ..................................... 39,529 2,511 1,251 ........... !41SSISSIPPI,RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI 2,645 6,209 ............ ........... 41331331PPIIRIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,4OUTM OF MMOURI@RIVER -------- --------- 17,486 ............ 3,094 ----------- ARKANSA&RIVER, ARK ..................................................... ......... ....... r... 2',563 2*422 ----------- WOLF RIVER,.TEN4 .......................................................... ......... ........... 11108 2,643 ........... ONTO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON -------------------------------- --------- ----------- 1,243 ............ ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH -------------------------------- --------- ---- 6....... ............ 1,400 ------ TENNESSEE RIVERj TENN., ALA. AND KY ............ ......................... ......... ........... ............ 2,800 ------ CUMSERLAND,RIVER, TENN. AND KY ---------------- ......................... ......... ........... 20,005 2,287 ------ ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ---------------------------- 4...... ------------------- --------- -9,025 ............ 20,378 ------ LAKE MICHIGAN ............................................................. ......... 1,592 ............ 1,400 ........... TDTAL,,'SHIPPING AREA .................................................. ......... 48,549 94,200 ........... LOS@ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS,.CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF ................................ ......... ........... ............ ............ 1,227 PUGET SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUGET'SOUND AND TRIBUTARY WATERS4 ........................................ ......... 300 ------------ ------------ 2,290 LOWER & UPPER,SDUTHEAST ALASKA/ LOWER L UPPER SOUTHEAST'ALASKA ------------------------------------------- --------- 1,936 ............ to 7 PRINCE WILLIAM L COOK INLET, ALASKA.AREA/ PRINCE'WILLIAM L COOK INLET, ALASKA AREA ................................. ......... ........... ............ ............ 265 ALASKA'PENINSUL4/ ALASKA PEN14SULA ............................... ......................... ......... ........... ............ ............ 12 A 74 r4eZioed Sew&4. 19ff TABLE fi-DOMESTMINLAND:MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS'AND RELATED PRODUCTS 3HIPPING AREA-BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM. AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING-AREA COAL TAR AND AC10 ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE; CHE MI CAL@ MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENEi CCODE: (COM (CAUSTIC; SPECIALTIES (CODES 2011) (CODE ?eta) 2613) SODA) , (CODES 2616, 1471, 1479, .2817) (CODE 2810) 2819, 2821, 2071, 2ST2*1 2876) 2ST3, 2879) TOTAL@ AWSHIPPING AREAS .......................... 1,638,252 5,925.544 t.9SO.343 S.244.261. 4,430,904 23,S26,180 12,176,342 THAMES RIVER, CONN./ THAMES RIVER, CONN .................................... .......... .......... 28,866 ......... ........... .......... . ........... PORT'OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.J./. PORT@OF NEW YORK, N.Y. AND N.3 ------------------------ ---------- 24,475 ......... 1,903 37,247 174,3,76 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,248 ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 24,07S --------- 1,903 37,247 176,624 ----------- DELAWARE@RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE/ DELAWARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE .................... v... ........ .......... 2,800 ......... ......... 4,679 ........... DELAWARE'RIVERI PENNSYLVANIA AND'DELAWARC SIDE ........ .......... .......... S,244 ......... ........... 22,124 ----------- SCHUYLKILL RIVER, PA .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,03 ........... BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ..................... .......... .......... 71,832 ......... 17,862 ............ ........... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ..................................... .......... .......... 35,100 ......... ........... ............ ........... TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .. ....... 134,976 ......... 17,862 30,2Sb ........... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND' DELAWARE SIDE/ DELAWARE RIVER- NEW JERSEY SIDE ----------------------- ---------- ---------- 63,110 ......... 18,972 2,670 ----- DELANARE'RIVER- PENNSYLVANIA AND DELA14ARE SIDE -------- ---------- 14,980 --------- --------- ----------- ?451513 ..... MANTUA CREE ....... C HRIIT 4:2! INA RIVER ........ ........... 248 ...... aALTIMDRE .R .DR,AND CHANNELS, 14D --------------------- ---------- ---------- 53,425 --------- 1,020 ............ ........... JAMES RIVER, VA ....................................... .......... .......... 22,730 --------- ----------- 244,262 ........... HAMPTON ROADS, VA ------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 4,250 ------- 3,560 ............ ........... SAVANNAH RIVER, 6A .................................... .......... .......... 11,070 ....;.... ........... ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............... !------------- ---------- 29,789 159,245 ......... 23,572 492,693 ........... CHRISTINA RIVER, DEL./ DELAWARE'RIVER- PEN14SYLVANIA AND DELAWAREiSIDE ........ .......... 32,534 ..... ..... 8,06 ........... SCHUYLKILL@QIVER, PA ---------------------------------- ---------- 6,141 ----- ..... ............ ........... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 38,675 --------- --------- ----------- 8,636 ........... SCHUYLKILL,RIVER, PA./ DELAWARE RIVER' NEW JERSEY SIDE ----------------------- ---------- 5,191 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE@SIDE ..... .. .......... 3,446 --------- --------- ----------- 212,361 ----------- .TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 9,237 --------- --------- ----------- 212,351 ----------- BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, liD./ DELAWARE RIVER' PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAPIARE@SIDE ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 10,171 MISPILLION RIVER, DEL ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 24,260 BALTIMORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ..................... .......... .......... 183,626 --------- 9,800 ............ ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 183,626 ......... 9,800 ............ 34,431 JAMES RIVER, VA./ NANTICDKE@RIVER, DEL. AND MD .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12,918 11,530 ALTIMORE.HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MO ..................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ . 12,652 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2QO,426 INTRACOASTAL PIATERNAY, CALDOSAHkTCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 10,955 TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12,918 325,766 HAMPTON ROADS, 11. / DELA0, ARE R',ER,1EN10ILVANIA AND DELAWAREiSIDE ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21445 MISPILL104 RIVER, DEL --------------------------------- ---------- ---- ----- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 5,66S CHESAPEAKE SAY ......................................... .......... ....... @.! .. ......... ......... .......... i. ............ 3,663 NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MO .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,2S2 SALT114DRE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, MD ..................... ......... 1! .......... ......... .. m...... ........... ............ 9,701 YORK RIVER, VA ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,969 JAMES RIVER, VA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,746 HAMPTON ROADS, VA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 9,394 ROANOKE RIVER, N.C .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,306 NEUSE RIVER, N.C ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,,533 SAVANNAH RIVER, GA ....... ............................. .......... .......... 750 --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- TOTAL!, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 750 --------- ----------- ------------ 44,724 P4MLICD AND TAR RIVERS, N.C./ NANTICOKE RIVER, DEL. AND MO .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 20.339 aALT14DRE HARBOR AND CHANNELS, 4D ..................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,866 ATLANTIC@ INTRACOASTAL, AATERlAYl ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON ............................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 390,200 1,412,000 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 390,200 1,439,20S CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C./ NEUSE.RTVER, N.C@ ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,4S3 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ...... ... 69 61 NORTHEAST (CAPE FEAR) RIVER, N.C ---------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 138,638 ------ ....... !. .! BAVANNAH RIVER, GA ------------------------------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ::::43 ---------- :. ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 138,636 43 qlg,4 9 76,066 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 75 TABLE 6--DoMEsTIC,INLARD MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICAL SAND RELATED PRODUCTS-CONTINUED 5HIP ,N G AREA ByRECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,ODO POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC; 8 ON U4 AN2 @ FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA,/ COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYD ROXIDE, C4EMICAL@ MATERIALS ............................................... (CODE ThUENE (CODE- (CODE (CAUSTIC aPECIALTIE 9 (CODES ... ;;NMNG AREA 2811) [CODE 2810) 2813) SODA) CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 2610) 2819, 2821, 2A71, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2879) SAVANNAH RIVER, GA./ DELAWARE'RIVER, PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAfiAAE,SIDE ........ .......... .......... ......... ..................... 11,6so ..... ROANOKE RIVER, N.C .................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ NEUSE RIVER, N.C ................................ ..... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 11,755 CAPE FEAR RIVER, N.C .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 51690 SAVANNAH RIVER, GA ------------------------------------ ---------- 1,499 ......... ......... 4,441 ------------ ----------- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA .............................. w. .......... 1,499 ......... ......... 4,441 11,650 36,m ATLANTIC. ;4TRACOASTAL@ WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH / ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA ---------------------------------- ---------- ---- --------- ---- 4,200 ---------- ----------- ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA./ ATLANTIC:INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 38,321 ------------ ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATER014V' APALACHEE SAY, FLA.i TO 40BILE BAY, ALA./ *ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ................................. :. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............. APALACMIcoLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE@AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA./ ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ...........6........................ .......... ... i....... ......... ......... ........... .......... 3.000 GULF OF MEXICO/ GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... 12 a ........... 10,52b .... ...... GULF INTRACOASTAL, WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI' RIVER, LA., TO SASINEfRIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 324637 ---- ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... .......... .. 7....... ......... ........... -16 .... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... .1 ........... .MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES --------------------------------------------- I... .......... ...;....... ......... ......... ........... 30 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 12, 8 ........... 43,210 ----------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM/ GULF INTR4COASTALIOATERWAY1 APALACHEE,BAY, FLA., TO 40BILE'BAY, ALA --------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 11,700 ............ ........... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... ...... ..... 1,229 ofARRIOR.RIVER SYSTEM ---------------------------------- ------ :...... ..... ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL@OIATERWAYI MnBILF SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 4,790 ............ 13,741 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... .... t,200 GALVESTON Sky, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,383 ao,183364 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,370 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' 9ATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT'NOT INCLUDING NEA ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ........ 3,300 52,859 1,474 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER,TO BUT!NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 1,355 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER$ MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH@ OF OHID RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ..................... 1,497 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF 413SOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............. 4,756 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .................... ......... ........... ............. 1,3D? ARKANSAS @RIVER, AR9 ................................... ...... 6.... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,S40 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... .. ...... ........... ............. 1,666 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- --- 5,603 51935 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ------------------- --- ::::::: ::::::::: 18,474 63,565 9,18? CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND,KY -------------------- ----- i..... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 8,93S GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 9,371 ----------- KANAWHA RIVER, m.VA ................................... ... ;....... .......... ......... ......... 3,600 ............ ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... ......... .......... .. p...... ..................... 1,242 ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --- ----------- 9,581 ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... ........... ......... .......... 107,797 191,455 45,120 GULF INTRACOASTALtflkTERWAYl MOBILE,BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA.1 APALACHICOLA, CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................ ... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 20,07t ........... GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL,viATERWAY' MOBILE BAY, ALA- TO NEW. ORLEANS, LA ........................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 16,568 12,255 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE@AND BAYOU DES CANNES@ I ......................................................... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,106 SABINEaNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------- ---------- Z9,567 --------- --------- ----------- ------------ .......... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ------------------------------- 6.. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 50,641 20,023 GULF INTRACOASTAL,AATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... .. p......... ............ 1,441 GULF INTRACOASTAL;NATERWAYO,CORPUS CHRISTI I TEXAS,,TO THE 14EXICAN BORDER .................................... .......... ....... ... ......... ......... ........... 2,310 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2"205 ........... MISSISSIPPI,RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT'NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... t,469 147,240 .... ........... 54,04 11,335 76 waat44" TABLE &--DOMESTIC. INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS' AND RELATED PRooUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA-8Y RECEIVING,AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1956 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIU14 AND FE RTI LIZER SHIPPING AREA:(CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHM HYDRoxiDEL CHEMICA4, MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE: (CAUSTICSPECIALTIES (CODES 2011) (CODE: 2618) 2613) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, ably) (COOEI?elo) 2619, 2821, 2871, 2672, 2576) 2873, 2879) 41SSISSIPPIcRIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO.RIVER TD:BIJTiNDY' INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .............................. ........... ... ...... ......... . 6..@ ..... ........... ............ 26.499 4ISSISSIPPILRIVERI MOUTH OF mr$SOURI@RIVER To MOUTH OF ONTO RIVER ....................................... . .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2',503 19.5ss MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO,MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ...................................... . .......... .......... ......... ........ 6. ........... 19,473 145,742 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ......................... 2,967 ARKANSAS RIVER, AR9@ ................................ 40,334 WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... ... ........ . to'ste OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE-w--m ........ .......... ...... 6.... ......... ......... 1 ;,;;3 511969 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 10126 8,125 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND 9Y ................... ta"gos .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 13,590 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... ... ...... ......... ......... ........... 50,687 6,442 MISSOURI RIVER .................... 6................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 36,263 ILLINOIS RIVER, IL@L@ ........................... ......... ........... 5,Otl 91,579 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ............................. .. ......... ............ ............ 41431 TOTAL, SHIPPI14G AREA ............................... 12"805 3 1,056 147,240 .... ........... 232,454 S06,182 INNERHARSOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL-OATERWAY1 M135ISSIPPI RIVER, L.A., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................... .......... .......... ......... .......... ... ....... o. 600 ..... allLF INTR4COASTALIOATtOmAyl MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA,, To SABINE RIVER, TEX.: ...................................... .......... IULF OF M EX IC0 .......... is ........ m. ........... 468,772 ...... v..... GULF INTRACOASIAL!OOATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX.! ................................ .......... .......... . o........ ... ..... ........... 2,391 ....! ....... ATCHAFALAYA-RIVER, LA ................................. .......... .......... ......... ... o...... ........... 13S ............ OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA ................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 20 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ...... 51 .... ...... s MISSISSIPPURIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA., 70 14OUTH OF PASSES ...................................... !......... .......... .......... ... !..... ...... !... ...!........ @,M ..... ------ 4ISS13SIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA.r TO IUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- --- !...... .......... ......... ......... . !.......... ... I ......... 1,391 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... 15 .... ;.... ........... 473,026 1,391 GULF INTRACOASTAL:NATEROAY1 PLAQUEMINE TD moorAN-CITY ROUTE, LA./ GULF 114TR&COASTAL.MATERWAYI,GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 109,238 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO allT NOT INCLUDINr NEW ORLEANS, LA .......................... .. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,ISZ ........... TDTALp S141PPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 113,390 ........... ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA./ APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................ .. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,000 ........... GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 165 ........... GULF TNTRACOASTALEsiATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, I.A., TD SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .. ....... ......... ......... ........... 5........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUD149 NEA ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 1,872 -r ......... ............ ........... Mississippi RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT'NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ......................... :: .. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,457 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL -------------- I................ .. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,09Z .... ...... TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................ .. .......... .......... ......... 1,87? .......... 5,739 ........... OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,000 ........... QISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, Lk.r YO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ......................... :.. .......... .......... . .... ......... ........... 60,bsb ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------------- .. .......... .......... ........ ......... ........... 4078 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 70,634 --------- BAYOU VERMILION, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYI MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX ........................... 0...... ....... 0., .......... ......... ......... ........... .. 6...... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ........ TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... ......... I.......... ......... ......... ........... 6 1,400 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA,. / - 11 ARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ---------------------------------- --------- I.......... ......... ......... 1,488 ------------ --- a-------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. . .... .......... ......... ....... 1,617 ............ ........... TOTAL,.S41PPING AREA ............................ .. .......... .......... ......... ......... 3,10s ............ ........... CALCASIEURIVER AND PASS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE SA" FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... .......... .. .... 0.. ......... ......... 5,1ds .......... 657 APALACHICDL4,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA .................... I........................... .. .......... .. 1:174 GULF OF MEXICD ..................................... : . ......... ;;4 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ................................ ........ ......... ......... lsiI29 ............ ........... 661k:STIC INLAkID TRAFFIC,' .AREAS OF ORIGIN AND, DESTINATION 77 TASLE16--DO4ESTIC,INLANO MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS.-CONTINUEo SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF. 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIU14 AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHEMICALt MATERIALS .................. !....................................... .'(CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE' (CAUSTIC SPEC I ALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA. 281t) (CODE 2618) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2stT) (CODE 2810) 2919, 2821, 2871, 2872, 2876) 2973, 2879) GULF INTRACOASTAL@mATERWAYI MOBILE SAY, A ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------ @t l!!W .. ........... .......... ........ . ......... 12,178 ............ 1,51s OUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARK. AND LA.' 4Z,496 ............ ........... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA ---------- :....... 511189 11,176 ... ------- SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ............ ............ .......... .......... ....... 11385 19,07S ............. GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ................................... S,bOO, .1,024 15,562 41379 ?03,009 183,168 GULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .................... ...... ......... Tb,to 140,688 2,014 GULF INTRACOASTAL. WATERWAY, CORPUS* CARIST;, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ................ .................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 22,642 18,747 ----------- ROUGE, LA'.-, To 181U_ ' OT MISSISSIPPI,RIVER1 BATON T@,N INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- '606 ....I...... ......... .......... s4floi 18,898 14,28S MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF DHIO: RIYER, To PqT@ NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ---------------- ------------ ---------- ---------- I.. ......... .... ...... 60,437 ------------ 4,398 415SISSIPPI'RIVER' MOUTH Of MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ....................... ... .......... .. 0@ ..... ......... ......... 80,68i ------------ 1,435 415SISSIPPI RIVER4 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:MDUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .................. . . ........ .......... ........... ......... ......... 11,323 ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK .............................. w... ......... o .......... .... ......... 1,251 ............ 5,676 WOLF RIVER, TENN ................. --------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 18,116 !........... ........... DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 67,771 ............ 5,762 GHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ... 11,200 ........... ............ ........... 'TENNESSEE! RIVER, TENN.,' ALA. -AND .... .... :.@ .... ......... ......... 3,427 25,972 ...... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,403 ............ ...... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VAj ............................... ;.. .......... .......... ......... 695 ........... 2,119 ........ MISSDURI,RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... 9,148 ------------ -------- ILLINOIS'RIVER, ILL.---i ....... ;....... . . .............. w....... ... I .. .... . ......... ........... ............ 4,195 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL; ................. ............... .......... .......... ......... ......... . 18,2so ........... TDTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ....... 6,200 t,024 15,562 17,662 872,199 419,912 47,862 SiBiNE-NECHiSi WATERWAY, TEXAS/` GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY'. APALACHEE BAY, FLA., To@ MOSILE'BAY,.ALA ........... ......... ;.. 729 1 '360 14,326 ......... 6@ . ............ ........... ESCA14BIA AND CONECUM RIVERSrFLA.,AND ALA ............. ......... .......... ......... ......... ........... . 73,120 ............ GULF OF MEXICO .................. GULF INTRACGASTAL:NATEROIAY- MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW 51 ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------------------- -- 26,401 ......... .. v..... o. ........ ............ ...... PEARLfRIVER, MISS'. AND LA .......... m................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 12,600 ..... CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... IF600 34,047 ........... ............ ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... 18,763 111,366 R,000, ''17,444 ........... 119,696 ......... 6. GALVEST014 SAY, TEXAS ------------------------ I......... 430,855 25,974 '466,637 ........... 180,984 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL,NATERWAY- GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI', TEXAS ..................... ......... I.......... 1,400 _24,733, .6,800 3,432 29,03 310,362 to'sol GULF rNTRACDASTALINATERNAYVCORPUS CHRISTI, TEXA60 TO ' THE 14EXICAN BORDER ..................................... . 17,626 - 42,864 ......... 26,4?2 ........... ............ 14,056 MISSISSIPPI,RIVER- NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ 3,000 10,209 ......... 5,51a ........... 2,301 ........... 41SSISSIPPI@RIVER,l BATON ROUGE,.LA., TD BUT NOT. INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 1,638 307,,177 IP600 76,5S3 ........... 2,2SO ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER@TlBUT'NOT, INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ........ I................... .......... ........ 6. ......... 16,783 ........... ............ ........... 4133ISSIPPI.RIVERO MOUTH OF M133OURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO,RIVER ------------------------------------- 1,529 4,334 --------- 1,431 ----------- ------------ ----------- 41SSISSIPPI.RIVW MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TQ,MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... 61,717 ......... S,66q ........... ............ ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... -2'800 ......... 13,850 ..... v..... ............ ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... ..... a..... 8:390 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... DHID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------ - ........ .......... ... @l ..... 39,986 ............ ............ To ... T..... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO4 ------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 25,S63 ........... 118,971 ........... 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ........... ...w .... w.. 21651) ......... 8,050 ........... ............ ........... CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ----------------------- 6. ..... !----- ---------- --------- Z,701 ........... ............ ........... KANAWHA RIV ER' W VA .................................. .......... .......... ....... ;-- .189,43t ........... 1,879 ........... Y R ALLEGHEN I IVCR, PA.---@ ............................ Z 6'. . .. .......... ......... 23,994 ........... ............ ........... 4133OURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... t'399 ........... ............ ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL --------------------------------- ..... .......... ......... ........ ;. ........... 1.3,36 r......... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................... ;- ..... ...... ... ......... 21,926 ----- ------------ ----------- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ----------------------- 131,037 1,03S,4361 43,974 994,431 24,57 .3 B23.558 241,SS9 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERNAYI SASIME@RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS/@ GULF INTRACOASTAL;WATERWAY' CORPUS'CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE'MEXICAN BORDER ............................... 2p9oj ............ ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... 3,265 ------------ ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... .......... ......... .......... ........... ............ 1,600 TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................... 2,901 .......... ......... ......... 3,268 ............. 1,600 GALVESTON aAYP TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASYAL@OATERWAYI APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO. 140BILE BAY, ALA.w ..................................... 949 3,646 --------- 8,452 ........... S,049 ........... APALACHICOL4,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA, AND ,FLA ...................... 14 "1 6,100 ......... ......... ........... @ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVE;;77;:'A 39 . ........ WARRIDR,.RIVER SYSTEM .............. ............. .......... .......... . ...... . !.! . T.. . 9,12S ........... ALABAMATCOOSA RIVERS, ALA.,AND GA ......... T........... ........ ;.. .......... ...... 1,033 ........... ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL@AATERWAY- MOBILE-RAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANSv LA ........................................... 8,122 82,186 ........ .......... . I.......... ............ 5,999 78 e4e*04f&d - SWI", - 147 9 f Th8LE,6-DO4ESTIC,INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED: SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN:TONS OF ?,,Ooo POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS' AND' BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIU14 AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING,AREk(CDNTINUED) COAL TAR . AND Aclo ALCOHOLS 14YD RDXIDE! CHEN ICAL, MATERIALS ........................................ (CODE TOLUENE (CODE, (COM CCAU3TIC! SPECIALTIES CCODES 2611) (CODE! 2518) 2513) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE,2810) 2819, 2821, 2871, 2ST2, 2876) 2873i,2079) GULF INTRACOASTAL mATERWAY4 MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVER, TEX .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 9se ....... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' PLAQUEMINE@TO,MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,463 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIGUE;AND SAYO0,DES CANNES, LA .................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 12.1ss CALCASIEU RIVER@AND PASS, LA ....................... r... .......... I'noT 5,920 23,764 65,315 74,256 ........... SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------- 7,023 242,206 4,266 36,634 10,740 316,380 1,500 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 186r739 1,?DS,929 193#863 1,004,S20 81,702 1,783,06S 7,223 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI@, TEXAS ---------------------------------------- .21,145 215,057 492f283 69,345 62@,ST4 615,148 7jJ45 GULF INTROCOASTAL;OiATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE@MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ 43,872 136,222 --------- 3S6,294 ----------- S4,337 2,674 MISSISSIPPI'RIVER1 NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSM ............................................... .......... 3t,05n ......... 5,596 11,145 61,789 ........... 41$SISSIPP11RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- ---------- 187,032 14,160 881117 1,200 552,016 ----------- MISSISSIPPI-RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER MBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ....... ! ..................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 10,604 - 17,946 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... Qbo 7,814 --------- 4,2S4 2,ao7 9,478 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ---------------------------------------- 16,92S 52,768 --------- --------- 3,889 27,S38 16,009 ARKANSAS'RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... 6,249 --------- --------- 4,968 831 41390 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---------- 465 --------- t,837 ----------- 4,350 21995 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE, ------------ ---------- 3,80s 1,533 15,306 6,771 494,662 40,475 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINrTOV ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 168,377 1,490 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURG14 ------------- ---------- 9,230 --------- 56,306 ........... 317,745 ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ------------------- 105,381 1,359 --------- --------- ----------- 336,636 71379 CU14SERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 111,095 2.9?D KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA.----; .............................. ......... m. .......... ......... tls,207 ........... 229,301 ........... 40NONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND W.VA ...................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 24,275 -----I------ ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ---------------------- @l ............ .......... .......... ......... 16,175 ........... 2,,823 10,366 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 1,400 ........... 1,395 ........... ILLINOMRIVER, ILL ----------------------------------- 50,032 1,562 --------- --------- ----------- 304,336 13,321 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,481 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 22,b27 ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 4s,196 ........... 111,633 1,399 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- 440,648 2,187,6b7 712,02S I,SS2,426 2SQ1836 5,664,803 172,430 GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATEPOiAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/ GULF INTRACOASTAL,NATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,098 ........... APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,399 ........... ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALA ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 83,682 ----------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 14,294 ........... $ULF INTRACOASTAL NATERWAY"MOBILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ........... -------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 4,4t8 ----------- PEARL RIVER, MISS. AND LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,704 ----------- CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA -------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- T....... 34,511 ------------ ----------- SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------- ---------- 6,214 ......... ......... 29,87S 151,649 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 63,276 180,320 --------- 118,730 23,931 896,650 ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL PIATERWAYt GALVESTON TO.CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ---------------------------------------- 25,962 52,568 ......... ......... 76,722 392,366 2,123 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... 8,220 36,9S2 ......... ........ 252,118 43,500 ?,S12 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... . ......... 4,471 ----------- 4ISSISSIPPI-RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT! INCLUDING-NE44 ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... ISS,OTS ......... 10,838 66,204 187,6n ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO@BUT NM INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 1,450 ----------- 75,903 ........... oississrPPI RIVER- MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To AOUTH@ OF OHIO RIVER ------------------------ 7----------------- ---------- 1,412 ........ ......... 2,731 1,415 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 28,38S ........... OHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,426 643,50b ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENG14EER DISTRICT, HUNTINaTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 53,38b ----------- OHID RIVERt ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ......... ..................... 21,800 ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND Ky ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 163,193 ----------- GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS,.KY --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 3,144 ----! ------- KANAWHA RIVER, il.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,186 ........... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 91,735 ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- I,Qlfi ........... 2,444 ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 97,458 462,541 ......... 132,434 516'sla 2',S56,Z0l 91635 GULF INTRACOASTAL'NATERsiAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER/ ESCAMBIA AND CONECUH RIVERS, FLA. AND ALAo ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 35,770 .6 .......... NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ------------------------------ ;; .. .......... 4,203 ------------ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 40BILE SAY, ALA,. TO N ORLEANS, LA --------------------------------- T......... .......... 2,9t,4 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... MINEmNECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ------------------------- ---------- 24,089 ......... ......... ........... 7,44; -------- -- GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAYI SABINE RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS -------------------------------------- ---------- J,bI6 ......... ......... ........... ........... ........... 353,567 ......... tOO,272 5,949 168,42 ........... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. 31,250@ ---------- --------- --------- .. ........ DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 79 TABLE 6--DO4ESTICeINLAND MOVEMENTS OF CSE41CALS AND-RELATED PRDDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AMD BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FE "ILIZER SHIPPJ.NG@AREA (CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACI 0 ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDEz CHEM ICaL, MATERIAL S ......................................................... (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE (CAUSTIC' SPECIAL-TIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2810 (CODE 2618) 2893) SODA) (CODES 2816', 1471, 1479, 2517) (CODE 2810) 2819, 2821, 2871, 297?, 2576) 2873, 2879) GULF INTRACOASTAL,OATER01AYi GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ 2,756 S?,Qll ......... ......... 9,b96 J06,068 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE'REXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ 47,550 98,107 ......... 19,00s ........... 49 ----------- MISSISSIPPI,RIVERI NEW ORLEANS,LA-TO MOUTH OF PASSES ...................... !.......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 5,152 ----------- 4ISSISSIPPI-RIVER1 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------- .... ls.39? ......... ......... 1,416 122,760 ----------- 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER IT SUT,NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 171,375 ........... ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- 2,800 ......... ........ ........... ............ ........... 01410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE@ ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- -------- : ........... 276,614 ----------- D"ID RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1?1,004 --- OHID RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- - !......... .......... ......... ......... ........... S,S40 ... w-m- 'GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 33,896 ------- ILLINDIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 20,687 ------- .PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,315 ........... TOTAL., SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- 61,586 S55,946 --------- 119,277 21,266 1,0 94,603 ----------- 413818SIPPI RIVER' NEN ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH,OF PASSES/ GULF INTRACDASTOL,MATERWAYO APALACMEE SAY, FLA., To 40SILE'SAY, ALA --------------------------------------- 3,213 ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ---------- --------- WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ...................... ---------- -- -* ... ......... 699 ............ ........... ,GULF [email protected] BAY, lL;'7;;7;;; ORLEANS, LA ................................ - _. toiw 38,606 ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,140 GULF INTRACOASTAL10ATERWAYI PLAQUEMINE TO!MORGAN CITY ROUTE, LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,40S 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND SAYOJ@DES CANNES, LA ---------------------------------------------------- -- ...... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 12,212 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA .......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,489 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 33,137 , 18,130 ......... 12,833 2,178 14,304 36,902 GULF INTRACOASTAL@oATERWAVI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,469 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TD THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... 7,522 .......... ......... ......... ........... 3,193 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA0 TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------ ---------- ---------- --------- 21302 1,400 4,69b ........... 418SISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 4,543 227,392 ......... 5,144 5,493 69,a7O 4,665 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER'TO,BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... . 14',887 ........... 15,015 34,048 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI- RIVER To MOUT14L OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,979 73,674 41SSISSIPPI@RIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO 14OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER .............................. S39 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------- ..... !!22 ...... !.,!I.e . ............ 115, 4,?97 59,425 AHITE RIVER, ARK'o ---------------- .................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,947 NOLF RIVER, TENN ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 2,800 1,305 6,3?S 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- ---------- 1,300 --------- t1378 5,824 5,051 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, 4UNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,399 ........ OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 11400 3,096 --------- 1,400 641 ------------ is ;;; TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. ANDjKY ................... 71,758 .......... ......... ......... ........... 11,278 12,534 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 8,322 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 14,S46 ----- KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,260 ..... MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,426 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL@ .................................. .......... .......... ......... ! ........ ........... 24,071 $6,980 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN.--r ---------------------------- -- a., ..... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 40,039 LAXE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,439 PORT OF CHICAGOF ILL --------------------- -.......... 1,103 .......... ......... 25,722 ........... ............ ........... TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- 133,SSS 264,948 ........ 67,614 20,243 174,864 744,044 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NDT@ INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA./ GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' APALACHEE,BAY, FLA., TO 40BILE'SAY, ALA --------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 1,415 18,261 1,386 4,613 APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLk .................... !............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 12.,867 ............ , 39,442 GULF OF MEXICO ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,915 ...... NARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... 514?3 S,Sbg 225,813 a,Tll ALABAMA-COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND SA ..................... .......... .......... ......... S,1-16 ........... ............ ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL@WATERWAYI 140BILE SAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ---------------- --------------------------- ---------- t2l?72 14S,373 --------- 36,453 44,438 22,833 PEARL RIVER, MISS. ANDLLA --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 5,111 ........... 6,9T9 -------- LAKE 14AUREPAS, LA ..................................... .......... .......... ......... .. I...... ........... ............ 3 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LA., TO SABINE RIVERF TEX.- ................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4'so? 1,901 GULF [email protected] PLAQUEMINE TD,4ORGAM CITY I ROUTE, LA ............................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 11,799 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA ................................. .......... 116 --------- --------- ----------- DUCHITA AND BLACK RIVERSo ARK. AND LA ........... ..... ..... - I ....... @,S.s 11,996 BAYOU VERMILION, LA ................................... .......... .......... ......... .......... ........... MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA .................................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ..... S21279 CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASO, LA .......................... .......... .......... 22,609 27,546 35,436 ;0,927 - SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ...................... i... 1,4001 4,815 9,bso 3,49s 111459 S6,744 ........... 80 vaaa"" tic *aaedStwom. I igry TABLE 6--DOMESTIC INLAND MOVEMENT:VOF CHEN41CALS AND RELATED PR,DDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPI 40 AREA RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR t9SS (IN TONS OF 2*,000 POUNDS) WRTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE' SULPHURIC SODIUM ANO FERTILIZER COAL TAR AND@ ACID ALCOHOL$ HYDROXIDE CHEMICAL- 144TERIALS ...................................... (CODE TOLUENE- (CODE (CODE, CCAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2811) (CODE 201$) 2513) SODA) (CODES 2916, la7l, 1479, 2617) (CODE:2510) 2819, 2821, 2$71, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2679) GULF INTRACOASTALiNATERWAY' SABINE@RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... S,240 ----------- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. 11F200 23,273 24#616 276,104 100,504 577,408 270,428 GULF INTRACOASTAL.NATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ---------------------------------------- ---------- 427,OS2 ......... 46,975 46,396 536:S:211 134:077 GULF INTRACOASTAL,flATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE@MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------------ ---------- 1,542 -------- 15,206 2,776 3 1 2 91 7 08 MMISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTM,OF PASSES ................................................ .......... 3,427 15,@55 1,103 36,646 ?2,398 40S12 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., To BUT NOT INCLUD114G NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- 1,592 366,204 109,584 135,489 406,459 2,309,659 9S,098 M13SISSIPPI.RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOTI INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 07,169 1,374 279,730 S05,663 14ISSISSIPPI RIVERV MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ----------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 3,s?s 2SI673 112.353 123,510 329,a6l MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO:MDUTH,OF 413SOURURIVER ........................................ .......... 4,757 29#494 41,779 112,071 188,152 1,195,3?0 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 41,190 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 7,584 1170,291 ............ 401,976 WHITE RIVER, ARK ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 17,365 NOLF RIVER, TENN ------------------------- T.......!.... .......... .......... ......... 5,13S 59,934 1,252 33,7?0 DMIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ------------ ---------- ---------- 4,175 155,299 214@537 478,422 1,042,SOO DMIO RIVER' E14GINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... 4,t2S 1,160 ......... ........... 637,408 19,195 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 1 1,382 ---------- --------- 62,666 65,592 .534,187 149,S62 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... 27,700 S1583 114,290 255,907 66,461 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... . .ls,23T ........... 56,326 181066 GREEN AND BARREN RIVERS, KY .................. ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 226,S99 .......w ... KANA44A RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... - 8,221 5,240 60,954 ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ---------------------- --w....... .......... ......... ....... w. ls,S55 22,200 ----------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA .................. r..........w..............w.. .......... ......... 41,810 ----------- ----- w------ 73.3% MISSOURI RIVER ....................... ................ .......... .......... ......... 91,510 ?T,975 ............ 273,868 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ........ w....................r...... w.? ...... . .......... ......... 40,873 ........... 592,949 WIS .............. ................. .......... .......... .... ......... 11,022 ............ ........... BLACK, RIVER, St?1918 ST * CROIX RIVER, WIS. AND MINN .................w...... .... !! ..... .......... ..w...... ......... ........... ............ 22,563 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ...... w.........w...w........ !, .... .....w.... .......... ......... ......... 3,855 ............ 113,277 LAKE MICHIGAN .......................... r.............. .....w...w ......... ....w.... ......... ........... .... -@ ..... 60,061 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............. w..................... .......... .......... ......... 46,906 189,786 72,695 47,276 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ---- w---------w................ Is's?Q 84,9FS83 394,06.41,036,404 2,097,368 7,05Q,Clae 5,160,955 14133ISSIPPURIVER1 MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER;TD BuT'NoT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA.@ APALACHICOLA,CHATTAHOOCHEE;AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA -------------------------------- !.................. .......... ........w. ....... 2:797 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ........ w......................... .......... .w---- ------- 5 806 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ................................. w...... .......... .......... ......... ......... .... w...... 1,216 812S9 GULF INTRACOASTAL OATERWAYI CORPUS CHRISTI', TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER ------------------------------ w..... .......... . w........ ..w...... ......... ........... ....... w.... 91474 MISS13SIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ..................... w.................w........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,584 --------- MISS13SIPP11RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA.-w .......................... .......... .......... 2,341 ......... ........... 6,895 122,096 M133ISSIPPI RIVER' MOUT14 OF OHIO RIVER TOiBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ..........w.................. .......... .......... ......... .w....... ........... ...........w43,251 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH. OF OHIO RIVER ------------- w---------------w.........w. ........%. .......... ......... ......... ........... 27,514 2$.064 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS,.MINN., TDi4OUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER --------------- w........................ .......... .w...w.... ......... ......... ......w.... ............ 67,19? YAZOO RIVER AND-MOUTH, MISS ........................... .......... .......w.. ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,516 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK.- ......... w----w------------ 34,245 WOLF RIVER, TENN .............................. w... :::: l._.l._._._._.w.l. W.I.I.W.".-.1.Z.Z. 2,944 0410 RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ...w......... .......... .......... ......... 1,430 ........... 37,477 91,327 DHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ...........w. ........... ........... ......... w........ ........... ........ w... 1,5t& OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ........w.... ....w..... ......... ......... ...... w.. ........... ............ 13,499 TENNE38EE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY.-- .............. .......... .......... .w....... ......... . W......... ............ 2$1635 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY .....................w.. .......... .........T......... ......... ........... ............ 3,162 KANAWHA RIVER, M.VA ................................... .......... ........ w. ......... .... w.... ........... 3,837 ........... ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA.-w ................ w............ w..w........ .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,505 ........... MISSOURI RIVER ------------ w......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... .......... w. @ 31,54S ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ........ w ........... 87,247 23,384 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN ................................. . w.....w.. ..... w.... ......... ......... ........... .... w..... w. 17,736 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... ... w...... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,317 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ....... w...... w.w .............. .......... ...w...... 2,341 1,430 --w-w ...... 171@291 539,773 4193ISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER!TO 14OUTH OF OHIO RIVER/ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........ w .. ........... w 1,499 SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXASm ........................ ... ...... 2,677 ......... .w....... ....w...... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO SUT@NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ------w...................... .......... .....w.... 17,227 ......... ........... 6,934 21980 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT1NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ............................. .......... ...w...... ....w.... ......... ........... ............ 31,405 4ississrppI RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER-- ......... w........................... ....w..... .w........ ...w..... ......... ........... .... Is.029 MISSISSIPPI RIVERf MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., To MOUTH OF 4133OURI RIVER ............ w......w...............w.... ......... w ...w ...... ......... ......... ........... ..w......... 28,630 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, 4185 ------w.................... ...w...... .......... ......... ......... .w......... ............ 8,760 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... ----- ---------- -------- W --------- ----------- ------------ 1,509 DOMESTIC INLAND TRA IFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN--AND DESTINATION 81 TABLE 6--DOME3TlC INLAND 44OVEMENTS OF CHE41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER COAL TAR AND ACID ALCOM063 HYDROXIDE CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ........................................................ i. (CODE TOLUENE (CODE (CODE: (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2.611) (CODE 2810). 2513) (COSDDA) (CODES 2:216: 18471, t479: 2817) DE 2B 10) 2819, 2 1 2 71, 2872 2876) 2873, 2A?9) WOLF RIVER, TENN ...................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21950 OHIO RIVERO ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... ...... .... ......... ......... ........... ............ 53,338 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, RUNTINrTO4 ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,804 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... 16,680 ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,632 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ---------- ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 61,596 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ........................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 10,907 819 SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W,VA ......................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,421 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA ....................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,499 MISSOURI RIVER ---------------------------- .......... .......... .... m----- --------- - - 1,5441 11290 .1,389 2,800 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 59,6al LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ...... PORT@OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ...... TDTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... 19,3s? 17,227 1,544 21589 9,248 300,392 MISSISSIPPI RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF, MISSOURI RIVERf OARRIDR RIVER SYSTEM ------------------- ............. .. .......... .......... ......... 1,?35 ........... ............ 3,015 4ERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE-ANO BAYOJ DES@CANNES, LA ----------- m............ m............................ .......... ... ;....... ..i....... 2,551 ........... ............ ........... CALCASIEWRIVER AND PASS@ LA .......................... .... i...... .......... ......... 2,S90 ----------- ------------ ---- GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 4,600 53,394 .... 541,070 1,285 T,iio AISSISSIPPI;RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA.,-TO MOUTH OF PASSES ..................................... a......... I. .......... .......... ......... 11j414 ........... ............ ........... 4ISSISSIPPI!RIVER' RATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ..... ..... .......... 32,955 40,435 24,635 ........... 21,286 slabe ';';@7;;V;;,7;7;UT!NOT, 41SSISSIPPIIRIVERI MOUTH 0 INCLUDING BATON ROUGE. LA --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- S,223 ............ ............ 25,174 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO.MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... . ......... ......... .......... ............ 19,474 MISSISSIPPZ;RZVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T14OUTM OF 4ISSOURI'RIVER ------- ----------------------- ---- --------- ........!......... 2,620; ........... 61,2641 .,292,702 YAZOO RIVER AND MOUTH, MISS -----------i............... .......... ..... ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,438 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---------- ... ...... 4.. ......... ........... ............ 10,374 OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER-DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE -------- ----- ---------- -"--.; .... .. 28,482 ........... 1 17,426 102,792 OHIO RIVER"ENGINEER DISTRICT, [email protected]@ ....... ..........;...... .... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,027 OHIO RIVER--ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITT88URGH@ ............ .... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY.--m ............ .. .... ...... ,348 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ------------------------ ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ - 42,999 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................ .. .......... .......... ......... ..... c... ........... 19,543 30,164 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN.--; ............................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,426 PORT'OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... 15,407 ........... 2',100 ----------- TOTAL@ SHIPPING AREA ............................. 4,600 158,739 140,43S 149,04@ .11285 128,929 580,071 YAiOO RIVER'AND,MDUTH, MISS./ APALACHICDLA,CHATTAHDOCHEE AND FLINT:RIVERS, GA. AND FLA ................................................... .. w..! .... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 28,332 WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM .................................. ..................... ......... ........ ........... ............ 3,207 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... .... i ...... 6 .......... 3,033 GULF INTRACOASTAL,WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS, CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 23,758 GULF INTRACOASTAL;NATERWAYI,CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... .......... .......... ......... ........ ........................ 23,571 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT' INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................ .......... .......... ......... ...... i.. ........... .. .......... MISSISSIPPVRIVERI MOUTM,OF OHIO RIVER TOiBUT,NOTI . p INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA .......... .................. .......... .......... ... ...... ......... ........... .. .......... 60,838 1415918SIPPI RIVER%# MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH: OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... ...... w... ......... ........ !. ........... ..... 3,134 413313SIPPI,RIVER- MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., T01MOUTM,DF 7 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,545 6,243 ARKA49AS RIVER, ARK --------------------------------- ww ....... .......... ......... ........ ........... ............ 14,160 WHITE RIVER, ARK@ --------------------------------------- ... .......... ......... .. @..Tw ... .......w... ............ 6,254 WOLF RIVER, TENN: ..................................... .......... ..... ..... ......... ....... . ........... ............ 16,498 DHIO RIVER" ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ........... i. .....6..... .......... ......... T ...T.... ........... ............ 14:307 TENNESSMRIVER, TENN., ALA. AND XY ------------------- --------- w.... ;...... ......... ......... ........... ............ 9 2 ,0 ILLINOIS'RIVER, ILL ----------------------------------- ---------- ...... ... ......... . !....... ........... ............ 9,202 -TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA---, ............................. .......... . i ......... ......... ......... ........... 1,545 240,148 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARX./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTEM ........... ....................... .......... ........... ......... ....... w.. ........... 2,390 ...... ATCHAFALAYA'RIVER, LA ................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ;"-3;; MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MEW.ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTW,OF. PASSES ................................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,849 2,798 NISSISSIPPI'RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUTINOTI INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ..................... 10,050 207.S&l MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER-ToiBUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ................ ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........ 4,BOO 35,516 MISSISSIPPI'RIVER1 14OUTH OF MISSOURI-RIVER TO'MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 19,327 t2,321 MISSISSIPPI RIVER" MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO@MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 4,540 25p452 YAZOO RIVER AND NOUT HL MISS ........................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ........... 1,691 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK.-: ................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ..... 11,2132 WHITE RIVER, ARK ..................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... .... m..... 3,901 WOLF RIVER, TENN ..................................... .... ......... .. ........ ............ 7,563 OHIO RIVER" ENGINEER DISTRICT, LQUISVILLEP ............ .... . . ......... ........... 37,347 114,385 OHIO RIVERI-ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. .......... .......... ....... .... ........... ............ 6,399 82 dC ZWed SWM, TABLE 6--DOMESTIC@INL AND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCT3--CONTINUED SHIPPING ARE A8Y ReCEIVING AREA CALENDAR:YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2',000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND SHIPPING AREA (CONTINUED) BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER COAL-TAR AND@ ACID' ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE@ CHEMICAL- MATERIALS ......................... ........................ ...... (COOE@ TOLUENE (CODE1 CCODE@ (CAUSTIC' SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA! 2011) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816', 1471, 1479, 291 T) (CODE 2510) 2819, 2821, 2671, 2572, 2876) 28731,2879) KANAWHA?RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... ........... ........ ... ........... 2,637 ........... ?4ISSOURU RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ..... .... ........... ............ 6,062 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... . w....... ........... . ?9,444 125,194 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 53,064 TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 112,334 616,490 WOLF RIVER, TENN./ WARRIOR RIVER SYSTE14 .................................. ..... .... .......... ........ 1,422 ......w.... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ......................... w...................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 652 755 14133ISSIPPI.RIVERI BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOt INCLUDING NEW ORLEANSp LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,28S MISSISSIPPI,RIVER- MOUTH OF OMID RIVER TO'BUT NOT@ INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ........ w-------------------- ---------- -- w..... ...... w.. ......... ........... ............ 1,340 4ISSISSIPPI.RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH DF.OHTO!RIVER ......................... w--------------- ---------- o........ ......... ......... ......... w. ............ 11373 WOLF RIVER,.TENN ...................................... ........ - -! ....... ......... S,327 ........... ............ ........... 0410 RIVER'- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ............ .... w..... .......... ......... ......... ........... o........... 4,391 ILLINOIS RIVER-ILL ...... ............................ .... w..... .......... . w...o... ......w.. ...w....... w........... 2,974 . TOTAL, SHIPPING. AREA ........ w...................... .......... .......... ......... 6,749 ........... 652 18,118 OHIO RIVERI-ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE/ GULF 14TRACOASTAL WATERWAY' 40BILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW -ORLEANS, LA.---w --------------------------- w.......... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,422 MERMENTAU RIVER, BAYOU NEZPIQUE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ---------- !----- ..................... w... W.w ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,680 GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... . w........ w........ ......... ........... 4,100 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' RATON'ROU5E, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW,ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... . o......... 51921 1,122 14ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT NOT 14CLUDING BATON ROuGE,,LA ----------------- w----------- ------- w.. .......... ... w..... 1,000 ........... 39,970 ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH. OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... . w....... ......... o.......... ............ 1,477 413813SIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... 3,784 ......... ......... ........... ............. 3,771 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ----- w....... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,059,sno . IS,369 3410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ------------- 58,771 ---------- --------- ------ w-- ----------- ------------ ----------- 0410 RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. .......... .......... ........ . ........ ........... 0,97S ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,215 CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY.----w .................. .......... .......... . w....... ......... ........... ............ 1,601 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................... ... ....... 4,294 ......... ......... ........... ....... o---- ----------- KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 3'.651 -........ ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 12,,874 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ------------------------------- o.. .......... .... w..... ......... ......... ........... 11,435 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 55,771 8,078 ......... 1,000 ........... 1,129,852 44,531 OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON/. SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ..... w................... .......... ..... o.... ....... w. ...... w.. ........... 2OP772 -- ......... GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- - 3,bOO 2,84S --------- --------- ----------- 77,453 ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ....... w... w-w .......................... .......... 8,278 ......... ......... ........... 6,900 ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL,OATERMAY' CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE MEXICAN BORDER .................................... .......... .......... ......... 587 ........... ........... w ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF., PASSES ................................................ .......... ..... w.... ... w..... ......... ........... 2,772 ....... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO'BUT NOT INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA -------------- o............ b,b27 51709 1,625 --------- - w......... 11,349 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER To BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE,.LA --------- w................... .......... .......... ......... 2,800 ........... 23,725 ........... WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------- w----------- ---------- -------- w- --------- 1,400 .., ........ ......... w.. ........... OHIO RIVER! ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- ---------- ---------- - w....... 44,2S( . ........... 1,400 ----------- OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, 4UNTINGTON ............. 4S,955 .......... ......... 1,400 w... W.w .... 8,622 --------- OHIO RIVER- E14GINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH .......... i.. .......... 2"566 29,440 67,200 -w ....... 18,515 7,358 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA, AND KY ................... 6,OOD ---------- 3,746 ...... W.. -W ......... ............ ........... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ----------------------------------- 10,00D ------- o-w --------- - w----- ----------- .29,461--------- ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ........w ---------- w--w ............ .......... .......... . w....... ......... ........... ............ 619ps ILLINOIS RIVER, ............ w---------------- ---------- ---------- --------- - w....... ..........w 2,720 ........... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ................ w................ 7,108 .......... ......... o ........ ........... 2,800 ----------- TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ....w ........ v................ 79,290 19"396 33,811 ll?,f,43 ........... 206,532 14,286 OHIO RIVERI@ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH/ GULF INTRACDASTAL,PIATERWAY' APALACHEE BAY, FLA., TO, MOBILE BAY, ALA ....................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,800 GULF INTRACOASTAL@OATERWAVI MOBILE BAY, ALA,. TO NEW ORLEANS, LA ------------------------------------------- w ......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ...... 4,204 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' SA814E RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS ... w ----w----------------- w----------- 1,814 -------w-- --------- --------- ----------- -------- GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. IF400 18,85S ......... ........w ........... 23,506 ....... GULF INTRACOASTAL mATERNAY1 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO THE14EXICAN BORDER ----------------- w.................. 130,182 .......... ......... Sb4 ----------- ------------ - ......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF. PASSES ----------------- w----------------------- w...... .......... .......... .... w.... ......... ........... 1,062 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT@ INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. ... .... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 16,369 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION 83 TABLE b--DO4ESTIC INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHE41CALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR YEAR 1950 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS , A7!1 BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM' AND . ERT ZER SNIPPING AREA:(CONTINUED) COAL TAR AND ACID ALCO40LO 4YDROXIDE, CHEMICAL MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE@ TOLUENE (CnDE (CODE (CAUSTIC. SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA 2811) (CODE 2610) 2613) sn)A) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, ?817) (CODE 2510) 2819, 2821, 2871, 287?, ?876) 2873, 2879) MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF 1415SOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ----------------------------------------- 1,877 2,276 ......... ......... 2,776 ............ ........... 413SISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN,, TO;MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,800 ------- ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... 9,693 ......... ......... ........... ............ ....... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP ............ .......... 925 ......... ......... 52,636 4,200 ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. IF400 1,400 --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 700 33,915 ......... ......... ........... ............ TENNES�EE RIVER, TENN.,.ALA. AND KY ................... 21,782 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ...... 7;;; BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ------------------------- ---------- 3,389 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 19,588 ............ ........... MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND O.VA ....................... 15,023 .......... ......... ......... 24,612 ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ............................. a .... .......... .......... ......... ......... 8,040 2,500 ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 174,178 70,453 --------- S64 107p6S2 34,370 24,903 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY./ CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA -------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 3,763 ------------ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 5,063 .......... ......... ......... ........... 6,201 GULF INTRACDASTALEWATERWAYI GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ........................................ 11,097 ---------- --------- --------- - ......... 7,197 ----------- 41$31351PPI'RIVER' RATON ROUGE, LA., TO 5UT'NOT INCLUDING NE14 ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- 1,386 .......... 250 ......... ........... ............ 49,65b NISSISSIPPI-RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO-RIVER TOzSUT@NOT' INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA ----------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- 1,360 9,290 3S,407 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH! OF OHIO.RIVER .............................. .... 24,466 aso 8,114 4ISSISSIPPLRIVERl MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO'4;@7;; lqISSDURI'RIVER ................................. ...... .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,363 11,032 56,433 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---- ---------- --------- --------- 1,335 616 ........... WRITE RIVER', ARK -------------------------------------- ---- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 2,497 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---- T..... .......... ......... ......... 5,234 ............ 2,053 01410 RIVER' ENGINEER'DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... 2Sol2? S.600 46,116 TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... 2,600 ......... 23,323 2,082 5,003 KANAoiHA RIVER, ol.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 4pgoo ............ ........... 14014049AHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA --------- a............. .......... .......... ......... ......... 1,200 ............ ...... 14ISSDURI'RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,264 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,576 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S1095 PORT OF CHICAGO,@ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 34@yqs 18,095 ........... TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ----------------------------- 17,S46@ .......... 2.,850 ......... 129,786 64,247 222,974 CUMBERLAND:RIVER, TENN. AND KY./ TENNESSEE!RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY .......... ; ........ .......... .......... 48,324 ......... ........... ............ .. oo ....... KANAWHA-RIVER, 00A ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 21,014 ----------- ------------ ----------- TOTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 48,324 21,014 ........... ............ ............ BIG SANDY RIVER, Ky. AND 4 -VA./ GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- ---------- 3,903 ----- m-- --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL@PIATERWAYI-GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ---------------------------------------- ---------- 5,341 --------- - ....... ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI'RIVERI-MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO 14OUTH OF 0410 RIVER ......................................... 2,740 2,073 ......... ......... ........... 1,3S4 ........... DHID RIVER- ERG19CER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ------------- 31999 5,770 ......... ......... ........... 3,040 ----------- 0410 RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTO)j ----------- 5,050 .......... ......... ......... 0.......... 191,641 ...... OH1O'QIVERl ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- 13,708 7,761 ......... ...... .. ........... 1,379 ------ TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA.,AND KY ------- o----------- ---------- 1,420 --------- --------- -- o-------- ------------ ----------- PORT OF CHICAGO, ILI .................................. 2,722, 1,400 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........ TOTALi, SHIPPING AREA ............ .................. 28,219 27,668 --------- --------- ----------- 197,414 ........... KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA./ WARRIOR:RIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... .......... 26,8?3 ...... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS .................................. .......... .......... ......... S,912 ........... 32,305 ...... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' NEW DRLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ................................................ ..................... ......... ......... ........... 1,37S w.......... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT' INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA --------------------------- ---- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 24,510 ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... ... o...... ......... ......... ........... WS1 ------ OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGHP ............ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 940 ...... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 16,634 ...... ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 252 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL.------ ............................. .......... .......... ......... 8861 ........... 34,607 ........... TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 6,798 ........... 144,531 ----------- MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND N.VA.1 GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 4,217 ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ---------- ----------- MISSISSIPPI RIVER- BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT' INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. 3,94k ........ .. ......... ......... ........... ............ . 10.423 ARKANSAS RIVER, ARK ................................... .......... 1,370 --------- --------- ----------- -- :: -:: .... WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- 7,458 .......... ......... ......... ........... .... . .... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTON ............. 17,253 .......... ......... ......... ........... 2@Boo ...T....... OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 108,279 ---- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ------ 7 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ......................... .......... ..... :....I ......... ......... ........... ............ ;,;7; TOTAL4 SHIPPING AREA ............................... 141,163 370 ......... .......... ........... 2,800@ 16,435 84 TABLE &-DOMESTIC, INLAND MOVEMENTS' OF CHEMICALS, AND RELATED PRDDUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING AREA CALENDAR,YEAR 198B (IN TONS OF 2',000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER SHIPPING.AREA'i COAL TAR AND AC ID ALCOHOL$ HYDR OXIDE, CHEMICAL, MATERIALS ......................................................... (CODE. TOLUENE (CODE, (CODE; (CAUSTIC SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING AREA. 2811) (CODE 2818) 2813) SODA) (CODES 2816, 1471, 1479, 2817) (CODE 25103 2819, 2821, 2871, 2672, 28761 2al3, 2879) ALLEGMENY RIVER, PA./ MISSISSIPPI.RIVER"BATDN ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT' INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,061 MISSOURI RIVER/ MISSISSIPPI RIVER' BATON ROUSE, LA., TO SUT;NOT INCLUDING.NEW ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- ---- ---------- --------- 1,400 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH, OF OHIO RIVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 8,491 ARKANSA,5 RIVER, ARK ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 2,65o OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLEP-v ........... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,5S4 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY, AND W.VA.----! .................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,271 14TS30URI RIVER ................................... m..... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 61,679 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL --------------- ....... .. ..... ......... ........... .......... 11,807 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .............. .. ............. ......... 1,213 ----------- ------------ ----------- TOTAL-, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... 2,613 ----------- ------------ 116,482 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL./ WARRIORtRIVER SYSTEM .................................. .......... .......... ......... 10,746 ........... ............ ........... MERMENTAU RIVER, SAYDU*NEZP19UE AND BAYOU DES CANNES, LA ------------------------------------------------ ......... 8,888 ........... ............ ........... GALVESTON SAY, TEXAS ................................ ......... 87,380 1,400 2,670 ........... K133ISSIPPI!RIVER1 NEW ORLEANS,LA., TO MOUTH'OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------ I--------- ---------- --------- 1,378 ----------- ------------ ----------- MISSISSIPPIIRIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT! INCLUDING NEW ORLEANS, LA ............................. .......... .......... ......... 32,376 ........... ............ 1,325 MISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER TO BUT,NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA --------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 2(),860 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVERI MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER To MOUTH, OF DHID RIVER ----------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 9,194 ........... ............ ........... MISSISSIPPI:RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI.RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... 1,417 ........... ............ 1,487 WOLF RIVER, TENN -------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 27,577 ----------- ------------ ----------- 01410 RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............ .......... .......... ......... 130,843 ----------- ------------ ----------- OHIO RIYERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, HUNTINGTOY ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ . 3,399 OHID RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 5,276 ----------- ------------ ----- TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY@ ---------------- ---- i. .......... ......... 24,173 ----------- ------------ -- !-------- CUMBERLAND RIVER, TENN. AND KY ------------------------ ------- m--- ---------- --------- 24,064 ....... ;---- ------------ ----------- KANAWHA RIVER, W.VA ................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 7,372 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA ................................... .......... ...... .... ......... 5,707 ----------- ------------ ----------- MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 4,040 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ----------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- 6,727 ----------- ------------ 16,527 LAKE MICHIGAN ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 13,399 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL .................................. .......... .......... ......... 186,362 ........... ............ ........... TOTAL@ BHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... S621968 1,400 2,00 47,539 MINNESOTA RIVER, MINN./ MISSISSIPPURIVERI MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TD,MDUTH OF M133DURI RIVER ........................................ .......... .......... ......... ......... . .......... ............ 4,639 NIAGARA RIVER, N.Y./ NIAGARA RIVER, N.Y ------------------------------------ 2,692 .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... LAKE MICHIGAN/ MISSISSIPPI:RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER ----------------------------------------- 12,bOD ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- DHIO RIVERI ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,371 ----------- TDTAL,, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------------- 12,boo ---------- --------- --------- ----------- 2,371 ----------- PDRTIOF CHICAGO, ILL./ SABINE-NECHES WATERWAY, TEXAS ......................... 3,399 ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ ----------- GULF INTRACOASTAL AATERWAY- SASINE:RIVER TO GALVESTON, TEXAS -------------------------------------- L"Boo .......... ....... .... ........... ............ .... P....... GALVESTON DAY, TEXAS ---------------------------------- 46,248 4,091 ....... t1sts 2,747 5, 785 ........... GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' GALVESTON TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS ---------------------------------------- 42,659 .......... ......... ......... ........... 1,400 ........... MISSISSIPPI RIVERI NEW ORLEANSLA., TO MOUTH OF PASSES ------------------------------------------------ ---- 1,400 ......... ......... ........... 1,400 ----------- 'AISSISSIPPI!RIVER' BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MEN ORLEANS, LA ----------------------------- 17,054 34,899 ......... ......... ........... 2,802 ......... "ISSISSIPPI RIVER' MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUT14 OF OHIO.RTVER ......................................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 2,04S ........... OHIO RIVER' ENGINEER DISTRICT, LOUISVILLE ............. 1,600 .......... ......... ......... ......... m. 4,434 ----------- OHIO RIVERI,ENGINEER DISTRICT, 4UN71NGTD@i ............. 1,3sl 1,471 --------- --------- ----------- S,193 ----------- OHIO RIVER- ENGINEER DISTRICT, PITTSBURGH ............. 26,672 12',459 ......... ......... ........... . ........... ........... TENNESSEE RIVER, TENN., ALA. AND KY ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 6,870 BIG SANDY RIVER, KY. AND W.VA ------------------------- ---------- .. ......... ........... ............. ........... KANAWHA RIVER, N.VA ................................... .......... . 1,466 MISSOURI RIVER ........................................ .......... . .3 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL ................................... PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL ---------------------------------- 510:600510 ......... "M 28':65'4.6 ------ !2!! TOTAL, SHIPPING AREA ............................... 197,426 107,515@ ......... 9,7601 2,74?@ .. .:,8,5,B6b 8,251 DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC, AREAS OF ORIGIN, AND DESTINATION 85 TABLE 6--DOMESTIc INLAND MOVEMENTS OF CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS--CONTINUED SHIPPING AREA BY RECEIVING 0, REA CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS AND BENZENE1 SULPHURIC SODIUM AND FERTILIZER smrPPING,AREk/ COAL TAR AND AC 11) ALCOHOLS HYDROXIDE CHEM I CAL, MA T ERIAL 9 ......................................................... (CODE: T0LUENE (CODE CCODE@ (CAUSTIC: SPECIALTIES (CODES RECEIVING,AREA Zell) (CODE asts) 2813) SODA) CCODES 2816, t471, 1479, 2817) (CODE-2810) 2819, 2821, 2671, 2872, 2876) 2873, 2679) LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF./ LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS, CALIF .......... i... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... 141 ........... SAN FRANCISCO'BAY AREA/ SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA ................................ .......... 1,090 ......... ......... ........... ............ ........... SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF./ SAN JOAOUIN RIVER, CALIF .............................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 21,735 COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, NASH., TO,tHE MOUTH/ COLUMSIA,RIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUT14 -------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 11,374 COLUMBIAIRIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., TD THE DALLES, DREG .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 11173S COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, W43H .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... 11,176 210 7,604 WILLAMEIIEiAND YAMNILL RIVERS, OREG ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ S,501 TOTAL', SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... 11,176 210 42,2t7 COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH., TD THE DALLES, OREG./ COLUMBIA'RIVER- VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH -------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- ----------- ------------ 599 COLUMBIA RIVER' ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK,, wASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,045 TOTAL@, SHIPPING AREA ............................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 5,644 COLUMBIA RIVER" AbOVE CELILO FALLS TD KENNEWICK, WASH./: COLUMBIA RIVERI VANCOUVER, WASH., TO THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ...... 63. 7,996 COLUMBIA RIVER' VANCOUVER, WASH.,.TO THE DALLES, OREG -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --- ----------- ------------ 2,345 COLUMBIA@RIVERf ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............. 6,521 SNAKE@RIVER, OREG., NASH, AND IDAHO ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 2,135 TOTAL*, SHIPPING AREA ------------------------ ;...... .......... .......... ......... ......... .... ...... 63 18,997 91LL49ETTE@AND VAMNILL,RIVERS, OREG./ COLUMBIA RIVER- VANCOUVER, NASH., Tn THE MOUTH ........ .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 1,163 COLUMBIA RIVER- ABOVE CELILO FALLS TO KENNEWICK, NASH .................................................. .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... . 108.057 3,059 SMAKE;RIVER'f OREG., NASH, AND IDAHO ................... .......... .......... ......... ......... ........... ............ 3,611 TOTIAL), SHIPPING AREA ............................... ..... .... .......... . ....... ......... ........... 108,057 7,533 PUGETISOUMD@ANO TRIBUTARY WATERS/ PUSET.SOUMO AND TRIBUTARY NATERSi ...................... .......... .......... ......... 463 890210 ............ ........... LOOER19 UPPER SOUTHEAST ALASKA/ LOWER &UPPER SOUTHEAST'ALASKA ------------------ ----- .... .......... ......... ......... ........... 350 273 i,LASKA'PEN-INSULA/ ALASKA PENINSULA -------------------------------------- .......... ...... ....... ........... ........... SECTION 3 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 87 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 89 TABLE:I--TOTAL,.COMMERCEI TON-MILES AND TONS' BY TYPE, OF TRAFFIC AND AVERAQff MAUW CALENDAR YEARS 1978-1988 (IN;T"OUSANDO) TOTAL, FOREIGN DOMESTM FOREIGN AND GREAT LAKES COASTAL 0014ESTIC TOTAL PORTS PORT 5 TOTAL, COASTWISE@ 1,AKENIM INTERNALt LOCAL TON-MILESI 19:8 .............. 970,685,046 50,656,648 * 24,448,417 ** 56,,208,Z31 690,028,398 Sbl,S94,86S SS,AS9,08 269*035,703: %*;138,312 19 7 .............. 968,403,732' 72,968,231 * 22,003,252 **,50,954,979 89S,415,501 586,616,364 5OvOTbfT33-2S7p336,,44S ItISS,939 1986 .............. 944,910,475 71,509,43S * 24,235,272 ** 0,274,10 073,401,040 S80,685,675 43,19S,167 246,116',902' 1,19?,276 1985 .............. 964,911,185 71,941,211 * 27,171,82A **@44,769,390 59a,969,974 b10,976,S03, 48,163,952,232#707,523 1,101,996 19B4 -------------- 966,478,243 78,758,2214 * 32,249,380 46,500,644 Og?,720,019 593,923,061 49r,764,434 242'.&S5,408 IP157,096 1983 .............. 989,161,626 69,S96,038 * 24,309,3b4 45,286,674 9j9,S6S,S88 649,749,453 43,048,IS6,225.628,298 IP099,601 1982 .............. gbq,89b,925 TB,428,221 --27,165,490 51,26?,731 886,468,704 632,707,0M 35,623,2SS 217,02b,658 1,111,686 1981 .............. 1,023,636,494 9Q,223,138 - 35,293,952 58,929,156 929,413056 634,76S,277 62,148,380.231,184,111 1,335,S84 1950 -------------- 1,016,065,161 94,249,417 * 33,679,592 **,bO,Sb9,S25 921,035,764 631,149p24? 61047F114 227042'v991, 1.596,412 1919 .............. 931,846,381 103,086,a9i 43,146,432 59,94Of4S9 828,7S9,490 532,290,2M 77,966,169 217,090,226 1#41OP223 19?8 .............. 92B,297,656 101,034,394 42,108,783 58,925,611 827,263,RbZ 540,375,236L 76,254,040 209,2bb,260 1,339,52b TONS, 1958 .............. #2,087,993 976,221 S2,492 92,3,729 1,111072 325,177 109,664 Sae,IS9 83,669 1957 .............. 01,962,761 890,979 45,925 545,054 1,D710782 321,518 96,484 569f&29 51,951 1986 .............. 01,8?0,4SB 837,223 45,829 791,394 1,033'ass 308,025 57,353 $60,499 77,356 1985 ............. 01,785,033 ?74,323 51,320 123,003 1,010,710 309,502@ 91,967 S34ibso 74,263 2984 .............. 01,832'F614 B03,33S 58,774 T44,SbQ 1,029P276 307,652' 96,010 saa@S03 st,111 1983 .............. #1 1,704,501 751,149 48,411 702,129 9S3,361 309P637 83,447 487,132 73,145 1982 -------------- 01,773,929 819,731 SO,395 769,336 954,198 3110058 72*,085 495,4S3 TS,602 1901 .............. #1,938,428 857,102 63,210 023,892 1,051Y326 321t990 115,418 S20,666 93,250 1960 .............. 01,995,300 921,404 bo,592 860,812 1,073,896 329,609 115,124 S34M9 94,154 1979 .............. 02,,069,151 993,44S TS,760 919,60S 1,076,312 304,666' 143#564 534,969 1978 .............. 02,018,079 946,057 70,bOD 875,4S7 1,0?2,022 305,343, 142,P663@ 554,$09 89.sol AVERAGE RAW. (41LES, PER TON) 1988 .............. 464.9 sa.6 465.8 60.8 504.3; 1,727.0 $30.3, 457.5, 14.0 1987 .............. 493.3 81.9 QT9.1 bO.3 635.4 1,515.9, S19.D 4stib, 14.4 198b .............. 505.2 55.4 526.5 59.7 845.3 1,885.9. 494.5; 442@.? ls@s 1985 .............. 540.5 92.9 529.5 61.9 883.S: 11,972.2, 523@8 435@2@ 14.6 1984 .............. 527.4 98.4 548.7 62.5 662.5 1,930.5, 506,0. 446.0- 14.3. 1983 .............. 580.3, 92.7 S02.1 64.4 964.6 2,098.4 slb,.q 463.2. is.0 1982 .............. 541.9 95.7 539.1 bb.6 929.4. 2,034.0 494,2@ 438.Dl 14.7 1981 .............. 528.1 106.2. 558.4 71.5 884.0 1,971.4 s3a.sl 444..0: 14.11 1950 .............. 5Q9.2 102,3: SSS,B 70.4 855.4 1.914.8 $36.4 405.0 16.9 1979 .............. 450.2 103.5 585.0 65.2 770.0 1,747.1 S45.1, 40S.8 1S.1 1978 .............. 459.9 106.5 596.4 67.3 771.b, 1,769.7 5340 s9jys@ 14,9 *,aASED ON DISTANCES TRANSPORTED 0.4 GREAT LAKES AND St. LA14RENCE RIVERt TO INTERNATIDNAL@ BOUNDARY ATI ST., RE613, QUE&EC4 CANADA. aASEO@ ON DISTANCES TRANSPORTED ON UNITED STATES WATERWAYS FROM ENTRANCE CHANNELS TO PORTS AND WATERWAYS. 0 EXCLUDES INTRATERRITORY TRAFFIC FOR-WHICH TUN-MILES WERE NOT COMPILED; 1988, S,123 THOU3&ND@TONSI:1987 '4*695 THOUSAWTONS) 1986, 31959 THOUSAND TONS; 1905,,3,401 THOUSAND TONSI 1964, 4,406 THOUSAND TONS11983, 3,160 THOUSAND TONS$ 1982,@ aM 1. THOU $A ND!70 NSI 1981, 3,130 T14OUSAND TONS; 1980, 3,585 THOUSAND TUNS; 1979, 4,001 THOIJSAND@TONSJ1975, 3,271 THOUSAWTONG1. TABLE@2--DDRESTIC TDN-MILCS TYMOF TRAFFMOY SERVICE, CALENDAR YEAR 1982' (IN THOUSANDS) TOTAL. REGULATED EXEMPT,.FOR HIRE. PRIVAIM PERCENT Of PERCENT@OF PERCENTIOF PERCENT@OF TYPE OF TRAFFIC TON-MILES TOTAL, TON-MILES TOTALV TON-MILES TOTAL, TON-MILES TOTAL, Do"EST 'C@ ITRAFFIC DOMESTICiTRAFFIC. - OOMESTIC:TRAFFIC DOMESTIC;TRAFFIC COASTWISE ........... S61,594,86S. 63.2 100.0 10,3bS,553 2S.5 1.8 378#254,495 S8.2' .67.4 172,,941,764 87.6 30.0 LAKENISE ............ S8,159,458 6.5 100.0 7,11s,679 17.6 12.2 45,724,422 7.0 75.6, 50319,357 2.7 9.2 INTERNAL ............ 269,035,703, 30.t 100.0 22,976,314 56.8 8.5 226,026,,695 34.7 $4.0 20#032.694 IOt .5 LOCAL ............... t,238,312, 0.1 100.0 - 20,b66 0.1, 1@? 891F753 0.1 ?2,.o 32S.953 0.21 26.31 TOTAL:DOME3TIC- 590,028,399 100.0 100.0 40,461,242 100,0 4.5 6SO,927,365 100.0 73VI, 198,619,756 100.0 22*.4 90 Ton-Miles Domestic Commerce 1979-1988 700 600 32.7 9.7 93.9 11.0 500 32.3 400 300 0 200 n 100 S N/ 32.7 3 17.0 0 coastwise terng Lakewise 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Year Average Haul Domestic Commerce 1979-1988 M 2200 2000 1911.4 34.0 am / 1800 e 1930 / 1600 S 1747.1 / 14M / 1200 / 1000 P 800 e / 600 r / 4W / 200 T 0 0 n '4331 @21.0 Coasmise Lakewise I I/Intemal 1979 1980 1981 1992 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Year 91 Total Ton-Miles Domestic Commerce 1979-1988 1000 XiiX. 900 800 B 100 600 500 0 400 n 300 S 2W 100 0 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Year Total Average Haul Domestic Commerce 1979-1988 1000 M 900 800 e 700 600 500 p e 400 r 300 T 200 X,X 0 n 100 X ... ..... 0 E ..... 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Year 92 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES CHART 2 - DOMESTIC TON-MILES BY TYPE OF SERVICE, 1988 890.0 BILLION TON44ILES . .............. .. .. ... ... ... . . ... ... ... ............. . .... .................. .... . . .. . .. ...... . REGULATED 40.5 BILLION VO 4 ........... .. .. .. .. .. ... ... ... ............ ... . ......... .. .. .. . ... CHART 3 - DOMESTIC TON-AGLES BY TYPE OF SERVICE BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, 1988 EXEMPT, FOR HIRE REGULATED PRIVATE .. .. .. .. .. .. LAKEWISE 17*6%,k AL' OCAL LOCAL "lotTM ...... INTERNAL P4 L E % 11 .......... .. AKEWISE 7 2.796 TABLE 3--DO4ESTIC:TRAFFIC TONS AND TON-41LES OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITY GROUPS BY TYPE,DF TRAFFICIAND SERVICE CALENDAR YEAR 1965 (IN THOUSANDS) TOTAL@ REGULATED EXEMPT, FOR HIRE PRIV AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE TYPE:DF TRAFFIC AND MAU L HAUL@ HAUL, COMMODITY GROUP TON-MUES TONS (MILES TON-MILES TONS (MILES TON-41LES TONS C41LES TON-MILES PER TON) PER TOM) PER TON) COASTWISE, TOTAL ..................... S61,594's6s 325,177 1,727.0 10,368,583 8,920 l,lb2.3 378,294,498 212,948 11776.4 172,941,754 1 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS .......... 504,433,113 ?69007 1,870.3 IIS071725 a,514 599.8 334,91FL,860 169,670 1,971.6 tbb,006,SO$ COALIAND COKE ................ .. 6,119,294 12,610 532.8 235,153 302 778.7 6,483,091 12,308 526.7 ............. .. IRON OREzA4D IRON AND STEEL--:.. Q8,032 391 11124.3 99,219 72 1,379.5 327,320 271 11209.5 1,493 BAND, GRAVEL,, AWSTONEP ..... 256,710 3,141 02.4 33,672 21 1,581.4 222,176 3,093 m's 2,862 GRAINS ....................... 1,201,336 769 1,562.0 3S2,TS6 291 1,144.8 $60,582 478 1,915.S ............. .. LOGS AND LUMBER ................. 2,134,575 1,464 1,458.0 947,734 772 1,227.3 1,183,216' 679 1,743.5 3,62S CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS.. 21,289,413 15,981 1,332.2 1,308,145 935 1,395.b 16,871,498 12,623 1,336.6 3,109,770 SHELLS .......................... 21,161 .33 647.4 20,932 33 602.3 229 * 2,410.5 ............. ... ALL@OTHERS ...................... 25,110,279 21,092 1,190.5 S,883,a4l 3,981 1,477.9 17,409,506 13,627 1,277.6 118ST1526 440013E, TOTAL ...................... 58,159,458 109,664 530.3 7,11S,679 13FT47 51T.b 45,72402? 83,241 549.3 S,319,357 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS ---------- 580,918 Z,455, 236.6 255 5 SD,3 521,667 2,209 236.2 59,096 COAL AND COKE ................... 9,773,721 17,999 S43.0 seb,963 1,239 473.6 9,030,374 16,208 557.1 156,384 IRON ORE AND IRON AND STEEL ----- S7,163,155 56,295 637.5 5,597,131 9,258 604.6 27,735,103 40,827 679.3 3,830,921 SAND, GRAVEL, AND STONE ......... 7,972,099 241594 324,1 917,S98 3,010 304.8 6,185,4ss 19,198 322.2 869,043 GRAINS .......................... 710,9B3 730 985.1 ............. ......... ......... 718,983 73o 955.1 ............. ... LOGS AND LUMBER .............. T- 1,784 29 61. 1 t,774 29 60.9 10 91.7 ............. ... CHEMICALS AND RELATED!PRODUCTS-- 64,655 297 217.4 1,151 19 , 60.9 63'soo 279 226.0 ............. ... SHELLSv ......................... ........... ......... ......... ............. ......... ......... ............. ......... ......... ............. .. ALL OTHERS ...................... 1,664,143 5,2b4 357.9 10,907 186 - 5S.S t,469,523 3,790 387.7 403,913 INTERNAL, TOTA4@ ................. 2b9,035,103 588,119 457.5 22,916,314 28,&87 800.9 226,026,695 05b,676 494.9 20,032,694 1 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS ...... 38,081,791 .155,031 245.6 2,326,915 3,945 589.9 Z9,20S,915 120,BS2 241.7 6,548,9bt COAL,AND COKE ............... 76,,201,658 167,Obo 45b.1 8,223,9S2 9,507 865.1 b7,649,272 ISS,769 434.3 330,434 IRON DRE,AND IRON AND STEELw 11,273,798 11,490 98t.2 4,564,229 4,178 11092.4 bb26,467 6,750 962.0 81,102 SAND, GRAVEL* AND STONE ......... 9,46S,224 59,S&3 158.9 1,269,02S 3,431 369.9 5,634,063 P3,209 242.7 2,562,136 GRAINS ...................... :... 51,120,2b2 49,332 1,036.2 311,439 488 637.9 49,552,399 47,108 llost.9 .1,2%,424 LOGS AND LUMBER ............. ... 1,766,557 15,659 112.0 200,735 685 293.0 841,930 6,480 100.0 717,692 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS .. 32,070,743 50,014 641.2 3,386,855 3,617 936L, 5 23,390,441 32,998 706.9 S,293,447 SHELLS .......................... 447,314 3,043 147.0 4 80.0 67,322 a 4 b iso.0 379,988 ALL,OTHERS ............... I...... 46,606,356 76,906 632.0 2,693,160 2,837 949.3 43,050,886 61,0b4 705.0 2,8b2,310 LOCAL* TOTAL ........................ 4 1,238,372 83,bB9 14,8 201bbb b67 31.0 691r753 61,340 14.5 325,953 PETROLEUM A14D PRODUCTS ...........6 619,903 48,z96 t2,.8 as? 135 6.3 529,526 40,275 13.2 89,220 COAL@40 COKE ................. *1 117,838 5,879 20.0 409 9 47.6 106,78b 3,677 29.0 10,643 IRON ORE AND IRON AND-STEEL--- 10,07b 1,030 9.8 4,054 44 93.5 4,59s 783 S.qL 1,397 SAND, GRAVEL# AND STONE ......... 130,947 6,4?7 15.5 ............. ......... ......... 39,354 2,665 14.8 91,593 GRAINS ..................... I... 4- 10,380. 60 173.b ------------- --------- --------- 10,380 60 173.6 ............. ... LOGS AND LUMBER ........ ........ 48,TI4 3,243 Is.0 674 90 7.5 .480007 3,151 15.2 33 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS-0 gb,84S 5,722 15.2 14,581 381 35.? 50,S75 4,174 12.1 21,689 SHELLS .................. I------- 3 I'D ............. ......... ......... ............. ......... ......... . ALL-OTHERS ..................... 213,669 11,0?8 19.4 61 a 7.5 lo2,230. 6,552 15.6. 111,378 DOMESTIC, TOTAt ................. 1---' 590,028,396 1,106,649 804.3 40,481,?42 52,021 778.2 b5O,927,360 814,205 799.5 198,619,788 2 PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS .......... S43,715,72S 475,489 1,145.S 3,835,652 6,599 581.3 365,176,288 333,208 tlo9s.9 174,703,785 1 COAL@AND COKE ............... 9?',813,461 203,549 456.0 9,046,477 11,057 818,2 83:269:523 187,963 443.0 497,461 -IL 6 5.1 I'S'.7E. "s "s, @s, 'g, "g IRDN;OREiA4D IRON AND STEEL- 48,87S,06t 71,19b: 686.5 10,264,663 13,s5l 7S7.s 14 69S 485 4 6 11 713:: 3:9t4:113 BAND, GRAVEL, AND STONE ..... ... 1T,826,,980 95,745 19b.2 2,220,295 6,462 343.6 12,08 , , n, 4 lbs 2sO 3 S25 634 GRAINS@ ..................... ... 53,050,963 $0,891 1042.4 644,195 779 821 .0 It,15 0, 344 48,37b 1,057 ,3 1,256, A24 LOGS AND LUMBER- ........... 0,39S 193.6 1,150,917 1,576 730.3 2,079,163 12,309 166.9 721,5SO CHEMICALS AND RELATED-PRODU@T;:: I "9"'b" I?, D1 5 10.1 41,110,132 4,952 951.4 40,376,018 SO,072 806.4 8,424,90b SHELLS ...................... 5,:",:4" 3,080 152.1 20,936 33 641.4 67,551 446 Ist.3 379,988 ALL,OTHERS .................. 4 44, 114,291 663.3 81587,375 7,012 1,224.6 62,031,945 85,033 729.S S,195,127 LE83 THAN 500 TON-14ILES, 94 waaa"" *aaad smea, i 9-sw TABLE 4-.DDMESTIC.TON-41LES COMMODITY BY SERVICE, CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL, REGULATEDi EXEMPT, FOR HIRE! PRIVATE TOTAL ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 590,028,398 40,451,242 b50,921,368 198,619,788 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTT 294 901 ........... o 0 300's5b, 1:347 1 2BARL!I.A 68, 0103COR4 .!! .................................................................. 39,910, 000 l."la 39,233,330 454 9S6 D104 DAT ....................... 3296,772 3;50,6 3?1:ss2s 3:7041 ol 0,,IE ............................................... 76,392 5a to ?0B 89 2 4 a 0106 SORGHUM GqAINS -------------- .................. ................... 1,722f940 26,,9.1,7 1:47`4:0036' 221:9$7 E ................... 9, 0 0107 VIM ..... 9S71271 303,272 2".: S41,991 0111 , , I :.It a BE ............................. 16,917153 67 2 s I16 14 092 .0112 48 1: -1-1 -- -------- - -------- .01,9OILSEEDS, 46,5s9 '!."@2 16,391 ...... 1#244 0121 TOSACCo' LEAF ............ 14 ------------------------------------------------- 1,251 657 594 01221HAY AND ... I ------------------------------- 28,171 2,083 26,088 ........... 0129 FIE40 CROPS, NEC ........................................... 11,904 8016 3,888 ........... 0131FRESH FRUIT S. 321 SS2 45,928 275,b24 ----------- 0 32 BANANA 22,662 11:669 13 AND 1 10 0133 COFFE E . ............. ------------------------------------ 3"993 32 191 7:9890l::::::::::: 0134 COCOA@;EA;;::::::::::::::: .................................................. 4,632 4,388 244 ........... 0141 FRESH.AND FROZEN 4,12:78021 86,390,8 326:3991@ .......... 2 0151 LIVE ANI44LB ............... 9 0 5 0 IS 4 2 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ------------------------ 19 394 93 13,13013 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARR PRODUCTS ...................... 67:824 '3:42QI 64, 8 FOREST PRODUCTS 0541 CRUDElRU83ER A;40 ................... 3,465 125 o561 FOREST PROD UCT,NEC --- ................... 21,845 3,994 23tast, FRESH FISH, & OTHER 4ARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRES14 FISH, EXCEPT, SHELLFISH ................................................ 158,516 80,402 75,103 3,011 092SHE LFISH, EXCEPT,PREPARED;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 282', 548 11:734, 7,,S4: 0931 MARINESHaL LS, UNMANUFACTU 46 475 203;293666 67 551 37 9 98 4ETALL.IC,ORES 10 11 IRON.DRElAWD CONCENTRATES ................................................... 39,738,721 6,917.112 26,93?,453 3,aag,!!! .02,COPPER RE(AND CONCENTRATES ................................................. 72',899 ........... I ALUMIN614 OR ................................................. 476,249 60,612 415,637 low ES, CONCENTRATES 11 19, ..10617MANGANESE-ORES, CONCENTRATES 639,382 380 651 ?S6:56: t63 .10 1NF RE 9 9 NO E ROUS..UR S CONCEIN.T,.NEE:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::".::::::::: 591 6 4 6 28 523 19 ::268 COAL 1121 COAL-AND LIGNITE ............................................................ 87,504,135 7,473,222 19,570,540, 460,373 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1314 CRUDE@PEIROLEUM ........................................................... 386,835,511 101,983 262,347,b9b 124,385,632 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE -------------------------------------------------------- 11,573,,4282 2,0611,,2751 8,098,334 ..1,413,873 412 STONE UN40RKeD;;:::::: 131 14 1 1442 :UANILDD,,INGRGAVEL. CRUSHED RO ......... 6,221,8@31 139,2'49'72' 3,970,62 '31 CLA 3,2913,177 27,015 248,211 1816si 147 MOB 065,019 ........... 3,88S,019 ..... 1479N 1491S:TU,RAL,FERTIL'IZER MATS, NEC ................................................ 3,926 46 3,880 048 9411 100,711 4,643.487 9PH 6, 14 aSUIL*I"@IR:,;;":::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I .... ;04,743 1493 SUPRURI 20:669 S 9 20,320 .... i;;- L 3,43,,76,4 ........... 2,242,400 1, 1494 GYPSU4 CRUDEJA 565,778 15,583 428,513 1499 NONMETALLICTM NERA68, NEC ................................................... 121,382 5ls,s4l 94,743 417,737 3,o6i ORDNANCE,& ACCESSORIES 1911 DRONANCE@ANO ACCESSORIES .................................................... 285 243 42 ........... FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH;DCHILLEOE, 45 ENDPR UCTS, N 592i894 218 a ?. M AT a, 306 14376:5 7 ts" ......... ,4 IRA T3 103, 1 5 2014 TALLO , AM L4FA 411D OILS ................................................ 140 ,76 556 139,616490 ........... Z015 ANIMAL, BY;PRODUCTESC,.@!! ..................................................... S,764 2,090 3,694 ........... 1021DAIRYPR0 UC TS, N 87:94.1 13:617 74,324 .22 DR IE D@MILK AND CREAM --- 2 8 78, 24 293 4,494 2031 FI 11 ANDSM ELLFISH, PREPARE ...........I......................... 495,507 212i82 7 24 9 5 34,72S SB P P, N 2t 7:3523 ........... 2034 VEGETA14E AND RE EC --- !..................................... 59,937 71.61 4 28 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUI CE"Nec ............................................... 737,768 49135S 68:1-111, la 20WEAT.FLOUR AND SE,40LINA:::::::::: 57:9263 235,225 22, be . ......... 41 f)S 0,09 4 6 59, 058 2042 ANIMAL,FEEO 10,071,461 3-1,11; 20a9GRAIN 41LLIP;;Z@.;37;;@ ...................... .... ..... 4,395,532 70,S35 3,879,671 445,326 2061 SUGAR ---------------------------------- ...... ..... 3,052,974 577,453 2,47S,S21 ........... E061 ---------------- 769,421 ........... 760,551 81870 zoal &LCO,LI ............... 631,244 212,838 418,406 ........... 2091 VEGETA4EtOILS, MARG,,SHORI ..... 1,397:232 25,134 1,237:863 133,635 2092 ANIMAL,OILS AND FATS, NEC ------- a 219 366 @7 653 200 2094 GROCERIES ........................................................... I ....... 799,775 553 799,221 1 209S ICE ... i..................................................................... 2,431 . 3 2,382 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ................................................. 1,907,330 291,D35 1,610,193, 6"102 TOSACCO.PROOUCTS 2141 TOBACCOrMANUFACTURES ........................................................ 31,494 5,610 2S,884 ........... WATIR CARRLA%CA TON-MUS .95 TABLE 4--DOMESTIC:TON-MILES COMMODITY BY SERVICE, CALENDAR YEAR,19aa--CONTINIJED. COMMODITY TOTAL REGULATED- EXEMPT*, FOR HIREi PRIVATEi BASIC'TEXTILES 2211 BASMTEXTILE PRODUCTS ...................................................... 96,368 41,751 54,616, 1 2212 TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC ......................................................... 12,010 741 11,269 ............ APPAREL,& OTHER FINISHED TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCUDING KNIT 2311 APPAREL ..................................................................... soi,315 689,969 1180346 ........... LUMBER @ WOOD@PRODB-EXC. FURNITURE, 2411 LOGS --------------------------------------------------- 210:839 77:72: 90,119 42,996 21412 RAFTED LOSS ............................................ 365 251 3 37 321,340 2413 FUEL WOOD, CHARCOAL4 WASTES ................................................. 4S,036 3,426 34,456 7'IS4 2414 TIMBER POSTS, POLES, PILING-w-w ............... w------------------ w ......... 37,999 6#030 31,150 769 2415 PULPWO;D, LOG -----m---------------------------------------------------------- ST51970 2,047 57,611 3190296 2416 9000 CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ........................... 679,2469 45:9067 323:303, 310,0239 2421 LU49ER ................................................. 1,646 'S 5 935 1 1 Ito fill 93 2431 VENEER. PLIAODO, MORKED-9000 .......... ...................................... 217,978 43,1?6; 04,802 - 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC ................. ..............I...................... 341,898 29,524 311,594 460 FURNITURE,& FIXTURES 2SII,.FURNI.TURErAND FIXTURES .................................m.........! ............ 370,000 60,040 309,933 27 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ........................................................ ------ w -------- IZO,847 31,04S 89,402 ........... 2621,STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ................... w-w .............. ............... 105,035 41,138 66,897 ......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ....................................... w--------------- 6t5,446 410,529 204,865 2b9l PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ................................................ 802,996 175,051 b2o'155 7,790 PRINTED MATTER 2111 PRINTED MATTER .............................................................. 37,180' 6,121 31@1059 ........... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2610 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ........... .................................................. 4,871,272 455,619 2,960,973 1#434,660 29114RUDETAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCT$...@ ...I ....................................... @- 1,215,756 32606$6 765,216, '103,902 LIS12 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS ................................................. 348 299 1 49 ........... 2613 ALCOHOLS! ............................. 4,475,127 T43j0SI 3,067,240' bbp,836 281@, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, 4,172 Be 14,054 ..T ....T ... 2617 BENZENE AND TOLUENE ......................... .................... 2,946,77Z 298,076 1,590522 1,042.174 2SIS SULPHURIC.ACIO ----- ............................ .................... 39o,929 104,776 570737 2,700416 2819 BASIC,C@4EAICA68 AND PROD, NEC ----------------------------------------------- 21,259,516 2,002,4B2. 16,311,7ST Z,945,277 2S21 PLASTIC MATERIALS ........................................................... 179,483 67,925 111,555; ........... 252Z SYNTHETIC RUBBER ......................................................... T.. 12,741 4P297 8,444 ........... 2823 SYNTHETIC (4AN-MADE) FIBERS ------------------------------------------------- 31577 163 3,414 ........... 2831 DRUGS ............................................. w'. 1 325 10:750 IB'493 ............ 89:243 58 b52 92',673 ........... 2841 SOAP ............................... ................. 25 1 2951 PAINTS ...................................................................... 6S,451 5,821 59,630 w.......... 28bi GUM AND WOOD CHEMICALS ------------------------------------------------------ 516.246 259 515.987 ........... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ................................................ 5,090,504 279.111 4,476,331 335,062 2872 POTASSIC'CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................................... w... 1,103,195 47,878 1,053.748 10569 2673 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS .................................................. 698,862 37,440 612',029 46,993 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS .......... i-------------------------------- w ...... 13,176 2.2S6 10,920 ......... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ............................................... 5,612,073 232,571 4,3SO,738 IF028,4:'4 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ............w......................... w .......... 849,Z61 36,693, 221,035, $91,533 PETROLEUM % COAL,PRODUCTS 291l GASOLINE@ ...................... v............................................. 47,670,257 891,802 32,499,OOD 14#279,05 2912 JET,FJEL -------------------------------------------------------------------- 9,819,283 168,704 b,030,126, 3,620,03 2913 KEROSENE .................................................................... 11183,163 24,829 638,939 "91425 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL,QIL ---------------------------------------------------- w.... 31,531,758 499,700 18,977,418 12,054,640 2915 RESIDUAL1FUEL DIL ........................................................... 45,948,684 916'soo 32,900,559 IZ,131,62S 2916 LUBRICATI14G OILS AND GREASES ------------------------------------------------ 5,?SD,518 274,071 4,030,950 3,975,497 2917 NAPHTHA, PEIROLEUM SOLVENTS .......... w....................................... 419IOIS17 96,339 2,373,169 2,441,209 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ................................................... 5,237,968 227,BIS 4,404,997 bos.isb 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ........................................................ 5,308,999 1,573,255 3,698,bSb 37,086 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ............................................................. 649,053 4,474 1201ZS7 524,322 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ...............w ................................. 48,342 1,050 47,292 ........... 2991 PETROLEUM 44D COAL PROD, NEC ...................... w ..................... ft ... 1,648,993 629,645 853,177 166,171 RUBBER % MISC. PLASTIC@PRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER'AAD 41SC PLASTIC!PROD ------------------------------------------- 2b0,I82 59,394 200,768 ........... LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ............................... w................ 45,145 14,328 30,517 ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CDNCRETE-PROD. 3211 GLASS AND U@ASS PRODUCTS .................................................... b3,120 23,053 40,067 ...... 3241 SUILDING,CE4ENT .............. w.............................................. 3,b4S,930 97,728 2,22a,915 10325,287 3251 STRUCTURALCLAY PRODUCTS ..................................................... 'ba'951 46,593 22,3SS ........... 3271 LIME ........................................................................ IBO,390 23,479 605,999 150,912 3281 CUT STONE@A4D STONE PRODUCTS ................................................ Z3,539 1119al 11'sss ........... 3291 41SC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ............................................... 309,305 29,352 269,970 lofIS3 PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRONw ..... w...................... w...................................... b93,113 113,824 51;:28: ......... 3312 SLAG ............................................................. w .......... 1,049,256 244,118 70 28 97.8;; 3313 COKE, PET ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ................................................ 327 ........... 32T 3314 IRON AND STEEL-PRIMARY FORMS ................................................ 2,646,195 1,271,3S3 376,842,---w ....... STEEL SHEtT 1,4S9,410 420,796 3315 IRON, 84APES, EXC ............................................... 1,038,591 23 96 TABLE 4--DOMESTICiTol-MILES C044DDITY BY SERVICE, CALENDAR YEAR@3998--CONTINUED, (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL REGULATM EXEMPT, FOR HIRE; PRIVATE. PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS (CONTINUED) 3546 IRON AND STEEL;PLATES, SHEETS ------- W ...................................... 763,201 450,SO2 312',699 ........... 3317 IRON A14D STEEL'PIPE'AND TUBE ................................................ 520,49S 142,goa 358,279 19,306 3518 FERROALLOYS .................................................................. 1,580,377 731,616 843,936 4,825 33-19 JR04 AND STEEL. PRODUCTS, NEC ................................................ 780,205 614,479 16?,577 3,149 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ...................................................... 44,408 36,735 7,673 ........... 3322'COPPER ALLOYS, UNWDRKED ..................................................... 43,t4o 35,948 7,192 ........... 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNWORKED ..................................................... 3S,142 4,131 31,011 ........... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ............................................... 24,557 18,387 6,170 ........... FABRICATED 4ETAL PR ODUCTS;. EXCEPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRAN EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED.METAL PRODUCTS ................................................... 1,204,386 354,891 838,178 IIs3I7 MACMINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT!ELECTRICAL ................................................ 538,820 IS4,5627 376,493, 7,765 ELECTRICAL WAMINERV, EQUIPMENT &SJPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL!MACH AND EQUIP ................................................... 213,76S 48's87 165,105 73 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5,711* MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ................................................ 657,?46 120,430 S37,29S. at 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS .......................................................... 1'460 917 543 ------------ 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ............................................................. 18,702 1,343 12,060 5,299 5791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ............................................... 43,739 745 42',S?5@ 169 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ............................................... 56,336 6,343 49,991 ........... 415C. PRODUCTS OF MA4UFAC-TURING 3911 MISC 14ANJFACTURED PRODUCTS .................................................. 294,425 40,290 233,749 20.3a6 WASTE;& SCRAP AATERIALS 4011 IRON AND STELL SCRAP ........................................................ 2,271,721 273,689 1,994,ISS 3027? 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ...................................................... 66,796 12,798 48,049 5,949 4022 TEXTILE.NASrE, SCRAP, SWEEP ................................................. 10,145 7,48S 2,660 ........... 4024 PAPER NASTE AND SCRAP ...v................................................... 2IS61 1,873 688 ........... 4029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC ........................................................ 879,674 14,908 617,108 247,658 SPECIAL@ITE0 4111 WATER ....................................................................... 96,897 ........... 76,594 22,303 QIIZ .COMMODITIES, NEC ............................................................ 4094,891 1 1,810,146 1 21757,944 26,801 .MTER CARRIAM UWAI-MUS 97 TABLE@S--DOMESTICITDN-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPEiOF TRAFFICt CALENDAR YEAR 1988 (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL. COASTWISE LAKEAISE INTERNAL LOCAL- .TOTAL ................................................................. 690,026,398 56loS94#86S SB,lSgt4Sb 269,03S,703 FAR14 PRODUCTS OIOL COTTON, RAW .......................................................... 1,201 330 ........... 871 ........... 0102 BARLEY AND RYEw ...................................................... 302,588 541 ........... 302,047 ...... !--;;; 0103 CORN ..................................................... . .... v 39,970,000 369,711 ........... 39'593'606@ 6, 0104 OATS ----------------------------- !.................................... 320,772 3,039 ........... 325,562 01 0105 RICE ................ ---------------------- ......................... 7b9,392 297,714 ........... 471,280 398 010b'SORGHUM GRAINS ------------------------------------------------------- 1,722,940 16,00S ----------- 1,705,76B 1,161 0107 WHEAT ................................................................ 9,9S?,271 514,328 718,983 5,721,999 1,961 0111 SOYBEANS ............................................................. 16,917,531 757 ........... 16,914,976 0112 FLAXSEED ------------------------------------------------------- w ..... 45 4a ........... ........... ........... 0149 OILSEEDS, NEC ......................................................... 46,559 3,560 ........... 42,999 ------- 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF -------------------------------------------------------- Ifast I'?sj ........... ........... ....... 0122 HAY AND FODDER ....................................................... 28,171 21,042 ........... 7,129 ....... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ..................................................... 11,904 3,666 ........... 81238 ....... 0131 FRESH FRUITS ..................... w................................... 321,552 321,542 10 ........... ........... 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS ................................................ 22,662, 22,662 ........... ........... ........... 0133 COFFEE ............................................................... 39,993 39,871 ----------- 121 0134 COCOA BEANS .......................................................... 4,632 4,b32 ........... ........... ....... 0141 FRESH AND@FROZEN VEGETABLES .......................................... 412,701 405,319 90 7,292 ....... 0151 LIVE@ANIMALS ................................... I ..... 4 ................ 19,062 19,069 ........... 13 ....... 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NECw --------------------------------- 19:394 3454 67 824 Is 7 3.6 0 0191 41SCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS ................................ 64:0403 FOREST PRODUCTS 0641 CRUDE,RUSBER@AND ALLIED GJ14S .......................................... 3,465 3,465 ........... ....... ; ... ........... 0661 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC .................................................. 27,845 25,450 ........... 2,39S ........... FRESH FIB" L OTHER RARINE.PROOUCTS 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ......................................... Iss.516 153,142 3 S'366 5 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED ........................................... 22,548 14,052 ----------- 8,477 19 D931 MARINErSHELLS, UNM4NUFACTURED ........................................ 468,475 21,161 ----------- 447,314 ----------- METALLIC ORES 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ............................................ 39,738,721 310 37,158,569 2,579,072, 770 1021 COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES .......................................... 72,699 ........... ........... 72 899 ........... 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES ........................... 7 .............. 476,249 ........... ........... 476:2-9 ........... 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES ................................... ----- 639,38? ........... ........... 639,379 3 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CDNCENT, NEC ........................................ 591,694 7,Z70 ........... 582,07 1,739 COAL. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE --------------------------- ......................... 87,504,135 6,697,936 9,612,09U 71,133,077 60,232 CRUDE@PETROLEJM 1311 CRUDElPETROLLU'l ...................................................... 356,835o5ll 381,099ob3S 30 5,655,473 60,373 NONMETAL@IC:MIVERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE ............................................................ 11,573,452 14,373 7,707,084 3f8sope9o 1,135 1412 BUILDING STONE, UNNORKED ............................................. 6,128 8,128 ........... ........... ........ 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ........................................... 6,221,831 212,670 265,015 S.614,334 129,;7; 1451 CLAY ................................................................. 293,877 27,131 1,122 264,293 1,331 147t PHOSPHATE ROCK ....................................................... 3,885,019 3,874,313 ........... 10,706 .......... 1479 NATURAL FERTILIZER MATS, NEC ......................................... 3r926 227 ........... 3,697 1491 SALT ................................................................. 5,148,941 275,060 213,331 4,658,317 2,233 1492 SULPHUR, DRY ................................................... .... 20,689 20,689 ........... ........... ........ 1493 SULPHUR, L-IGUID ...................................................... 3,436,764 3,075,128 ........... 358,088 3 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ........w.................................. S65,778 21,709 315,685 22B,284 100 1499 NON40AL0C MINERALS, '4EC -------------------------------------------- 515,541 39,@75 ........... 471,723 2,543 ORDNANCE@L ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES ............................................. 285, 285 ........... .. w........ ........... FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ......................................... S92,894 592,541 53 ........... ........... 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------------- 303,386 103,35b ----------- ----------- -------- 2014 TALL36, 411MAL FATS AND OILS ----------------------------------------- 140,176 27,929 ----------- 111,708 2015 ANIAALISY-PRODJCTS, NEC .............................................. 5,784 @'qjo ........... 2',074 ------- 2021 DAIRY PRODJCTS, 14EC .................................................. 87,941 87,908 33 ........... ....... 2022 DRIED,141L't AND CREAM ................................................. 28,787 28,066 11 710 ........... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED ......................................... 495,507 490,164 ----------- S'343 ------- 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ............................................. 359,937 354,975 56 4,906 ....... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NEC ---------------------------------------- 737,76B 731,Z36 32 ----------- ----------- 2041 11HEAT FLOUR AND SE40LI14A ............................................. 5719131 57,059 ----------- 854 ----------- 204? ANIMALFEEDS --------------------------------------------------------- 10,6?9,4b6 336,161 29b 10,33Z,734 10,215 2049 GRAIN MILL PROL)UCTS, NEC --------------------------------------------- 4,395,532 149,?21 ----------- 4,246,311 ------- Z061 SUGAR ---------------------------------------------------------------- 3,OS2,974 2,736,849 ----------- 314,125 ------- 2062 MOLASSES ............................................................. 769,421 360,515 ........... 406PS88 318 2081 ALCJliOLIC BEVERAGES .................................................. 631,244 631,129 ........... 115 ........... m. 2091 VEG&.-TAaLE OILS, 4ARG, SHORT .......................................... 1,397,232 171,35S ----------- 1,223,525 2f3S2 2092 AN14AL,DILS AND FATS, 14EC ............................................ 8,219 1,665 ----------- 6,354 200 2094 GROCERIES ............................................................ 799,775 797072 7 11789 7 2095 ICE ------------------------------------------------------------------ 902,4311 420 3 2,002 6 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ------------------------------------------ 1, 7,330 1,887,b 34 130 19'@49 11 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 T08ACCO MANUFACTURES ................................................. 31'49Q@ 31,Q94 ........... ........... ........... 98 TABLE 5--DO'4ESTIC@TUN-MILES C04MODITY 3Y TYPE@OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1988-CONT1NUED (IN THOUSANDS) C04MODITY TOTAL C 0 AS TW ISE LAKENISE INTERNAL LOCAL BASIC TEXTILES 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODJCTS ............................................... 96,368 78,304 ........... 16,063 2212 TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC .................................................. 12,010 11,014 ........... 996 ........... APPAREL & OTHER FINISIED TEXTILE, PRODUCTS, INCUDIN$,KNIT 2311 APPAREL ............. ................................................ 808,315 808,315 ........... ........... ........... LUMBER,& WOOD PRODS-EXC. FUR4ITURE 2411 LOSS ................................................................. Z10,839 1,153 ----------- 209,683 3 2412 RAFTED L03S .......................................................... 36SP251 3,881 ........... 313,588 47,182 2413, FUEL WOOD, CHARCOAL@ WASTES .......................................... 45,036 24,035 ----------- 20,929 72 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING ......................................... 37,999 24,113 ----------- 13,880 6 2415 PULPWOOD, LOG ........................................................ 378,970 5,202 ........... 373,735 33 2416 WOOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ......................................... 679,249 16S ........... 678,272 512 2421 LUMBER- ------------------------------------------------------------- 1,64biSfiS 1,548,430 1,741 96,393 1 2431 VENEER,,PLYNOOD, WORKED 400D ......................................... 217,976 160,937 ----------- 57,041 ........... ?491 WOOD 4ANUFACTURES, NEC ............................................... 341,898 341,209 43 641 5 FJRNITJRE:& FIXTURES 2511 FURNITURE;AND FIXTURES ............................................... 370,ooi) 369,764 70 166 ----------- PULP, PAPER 9 ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ......................... i......................................... 120,847 58,906 92 61,849 ....... 2621 STANDARD NENSPRINT@PAPER ............................................. 108,03S 48,404 4,100 55,531 ....... 2631 PAPER AND PAPER80ARD ................................................. bt5,446 313,056 21780 299,610 ........... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------- 502,99b 111,503, 403 90,781 9 PRINTED MATTER 27is PRINTED 44TTER ------------------------------------------------------- 37,180 37,180 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2810. SODIUM HYDROXIDE ............... ................................... 71:272 2,5213:447 ...... 1:3910,,701 9:124 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS ....................................... I:z'15 756 is 366 1 051 054 2 606 aSI2 DYES, P134ENT, TANNING MATS ------------------------------------------ 348 340 ........... a.......... aBI3 ALCOHOLS .............................................................. 4,47S,127 1,59a,163 ........... 2,871,171 11,793 2816 RADIOACJIVETMATERIALS, WASTES ........................................ 4,172 167 ........... 3,405 ----------- 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE -------------------------------------------------- 2,936,772 1,538,b99 ----------- 1,373,395 24,678 2818 SULPHURIC ACID ....................................................... 390,929 58,368 ........... 328,616 31885 2819 BASIC,CHEMICALS AND PROD,,NEC ---------------------------------------- 21,259,516, 7,384,839 49,759 13,799,293 25,62S 2821 PLASTIC 44TERIALS .................................................... 179,483 163,340 ........... 16"13B 5 20R2 SYNTHETIC@RWBSER ..................................................... 12,741 5,777 103 6,861 ........... 2823 SYNTHETICz(MAN-MADEJ FIBERS ------------------------------------------ 3,577 3,577 ........... ........... ........... 2831 DRUGS ...... o......................................................... 6. 89,243 88,336 ........... 907 ........... 2841-SOAP ................................................................. 251,325 250,928 ----------- 344 3 2&Sl,PAINTS ........................................ ...................... 65,451 65,441 ----------- 10 --------- ;; 2661 GUM AND 4000 CHE41CALS ............................................... 516,2Q6 447,371 225 67,659 9 @2071 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ----------------------------------------- 5,090,504 1,3S6.203 1,596 3,730,22a 2,483 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ........................................ ... 1,103,195 98,267 2 L,004,587 339 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEA FERTILIZERS .......................................... 696,862 98,7S4 41295 595,686 127 2876'INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS .......................................... 13,176 13,114 ........... 62 ........... 2679 FERTILIZER AND@*ATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 5,612,073 @351385 me 4,672,198 4,439 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .......................................... 649,261 647,742 ........... 200,774 745 PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 2911 IASILINE::::::: ------------------------ 17:670:251 37;12S:68314 219: 7 2,1, 9: 3,0,60,: 14 5 7 136,2.6S 2912 JE, FUEL ........................ 9 619 283 8 107 0 26 S5 t 6 728 6,3,I 2911KEROSENE ........................................................ .... 1,183,183 964,SS3 767 213,439 4,4Z4 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL,OIL .................................................. 31,531,756 26,429,416, 67,069 4,854,425 160,848 2915@RESIDUAL,FUgL OIL .................................................... 45,948,684 37,517,741 79,582 8,152,952 198,410 2916 LUSRICATING-OILS A0 GREASES ......................................... 8,280,518 6,104,802 523 2,172,209 2,984 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 4,910,517 3,183.718 106 1,710,473 Lb'220 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PircHes ............................................ 5,237,968 1,70S,054 164,563 3,357,445 10,906 Z920 COKE, PETROLEU4 COKE ................................................. 5,308,999 20,187 160,831 5,070,575 57,606 2921-440JEFIED GASES ...................................................... 649,OS3 197,897 4 450,96S Is? 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ------------------------------------------- 48,342 48,320 .......... 22 ........... 2991 PETR06EUM AND COAL.PROD, NEC ----------------------------------------- 1,646,993 1,196,853 ........... 449,225 a"915 RJOSER & MISC.-PLASTICIPRODOCTS 3011 RUBBER AND 413C@PLASTIC PROD ......................................... 260,182 249,460 1,081 9, @Q@l ............ 4EATHER,g LEATHER,PRODuCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHEq.PRDOUCTS ......................................... 45,14S, 45,14S ........... ........... ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ............................................. 63,120 60,944 ...... . 2:116 ...... 3241@ BUILDING CEMENT ...................................................... 3,645,930 61S.03S 84;,;; 2',175 96 3 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRDOUCTS ............................................. 68,951 61,306 ........... 7j64S ....... 5271,LlkiE ............................................... 4 ................. 780,390 771 ........... 779,619 ........... 3201 CUT STO-VtANO STONE@PROOUCrs ......................................... Z3,559 23,S39 ........... ........... ........... 3291 A41SC NONHETAI.LIC MINERAL PROD ---------------------------- ----------- 309,30S 283,704 41 2S,422 sa PRIMARY 4ETAL@PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IROj ............................................................ 11 93:1113 11 ... 693,046 39 3312 SLAG ................................................................ 049 56 44,30 4 259 S06,ZO41 451 3313 COKE, PET ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ......................................... 327 121 ...... ;. . ........ 20 3314 IRON AND STEEL PR14ARY FORMS ......................................... 2,645,195 12.907 1:631 321 1:517 @ :I 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ........................................ 1,459,410 57,691 26 1 0 625 1 068 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MUS 99 TABLE S--Do4ESTIC TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE;OP TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1988--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TDTAL@ COASTWISE LAgEN13E INTERNAL, LOCW PRIMARY 4ETAL.PROOUCTS (CONTINUED) 3316, JR04 AND 3TEEL:PLATES, SHEEIG ........................................ 763,201 7I'2S4 ........... 691.872 is 3317 IRON AND STEEL@PIMAND TUBE ......................................... SZO'495 67*332 28 453,019 116 3318 FERROALLOY3 .......................................................... I'S80'377 6,B31 48 1,57009ss 2,543 3549 IRON AND STEELrPRODLICTS, NEC ........................................ 780,205 102,,174 880 67SI662 1,489 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ............................................... 44,408 7,762 ........... 36,646 ........... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS. ONWORKED .............................................. @43,140 jS'l6l ........... 27,978 1 3323 LEAD.AND@ZINC,.UNWORKED .............................................. 3S,142 1,3t2 ........... 33,S30 .......... 3324-ALU41NU,4 AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ........................................ 24FS57 19,800 ........... 4,751 FABRICATED 4EVAL,PRODUCTS', EXCEPTi ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411@ FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ................ ........................... 1,204,386 761,410 50 442,920 6 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 536,820 3ST'oos 69 151,441 302 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICALiVACH AND EQUIP -------------------------------------------- 213,765. 209,724 ........... 4,041 ........... TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3111 40TOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ......................................... 657,746 649,261 ........... 0,465@ ........... 3721 AIRCRAFT ViD PARTS --------------------------------------------------- 1,460 1,126 .... T ...... 334 ........... 3731-SHIPS AND aDATS ------------------------------------------------------ 18,702 18,679 ----------- 23 ........... 3191,41SC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ---------------------------------------- 43,739 43,47b ........... 263 ........... INSTRUMENTS, PH04TOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, NATCHES & CLOCKS 3811 INSTR, TIME, P40TO, OPT GOODS ........................................ 56,336' Sb'336 -T ......... ........... ........... MISC'. PRODUCTS OF MANJFACTURING 3911 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ........................................... 294,425 2SS,686 ........ 40,739 ----------- WASTE & SCRAP MATERIALS 401i IRON AND STEEL.SCRAP .................................................. 2,271,72 1 116,336 13 2,150,370 S'002 14012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ----------------------------------------------- 6b,796, 14,714 ........... 52,1082 ..... 4022 TEXTILE.14ASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP .......................................... 10,145 10,14S ----------- ----------- ----- 4024 PAPER WASTE AND SCRAP ................................................ 2,561 2,561 ........... ........... ........... 4029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC ------------------------------------------------- 579,674 68,470 35 696,00 114,699 SPECIAL ITEMS 4111 4ATER ................................................................ 95,697 3,720 ........... 36,707 50,470 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC --------------------------- ......................... 41594,891 4,570,353 Sol 23,269 760 100 t0e %Wred SWa, 119ff TABLE,6--REGOLATED TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR,1988 CIN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL, COASTWISE LAKE41SE. INTERNAL LOCAL ................................................................ 40,451t242' 10,SbS,563 7,115,09 22,976,314 20,b6b FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAO ---------------------------------------- 294 94 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ------------------------------------- bas 1241 -------- 7;; 11031URN ................................................................. 2510714 SS,399 ........... 166,315 --------- ol OATS .............................. ................................... 3PS06 749 ........... to ....................................... S6,101 .... ...... 0105 RICE;@- ........ S8,101 0106 SOR ................................................ 261917 160005 .......... 10,912 ........ DIOTA"EAT ................................................................ 303r272 171,961 ........... 131,311 ........... Dill SOYBEANS 87,275 120 !!! 01,2rLAXSEE 45 %, ..... tt. 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ......................................................... 25,924 3,533 ........... 25,391 ........... 02, TUBACCO,L@AF ----------- 657 bs7 ........... ........... ........... DIZ2 HAYA,YD 2,083 2,DB3 ----------- ----------- ----------- IZ9 FIELDRNEC ............................... 46S ........... 16 10 ....... 1.'1.5..1 3FRE R F OPS; 8:02 45,918 1151 11 RUIT --------------------------------------------------------- 4S 9 a 0132.aAN4N4S AND PLANTAINS ................................................ 11,669 11,669 ........... ........... ........... 0133 CDFFEE 32il9l 32,191 3 6 0134 COCOA 4f a 411aa 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ------------------------------------------ S6f3OS 56'als 90 ........... ........... oisl 590, 4 L 293 59. D161 ANI AS 4'q 1) 6, ,9, D191 MISIELLAVEaUs FARM PRODUCTS ------------------------------------------ 3,441 3,440 1 ........... ........... FOREST PRODUCTS 0:411 CRUDERUBBERCTAND ALLIED GUMS ----------------------------------------- 125 125 ........... ........... ........... 06FOREST PRDDJ 3,NEC ------------------------------------------------- 3#994 3,994 ........... ........... ........... FRESH FISH & OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESH FI SH' EXCEPTISrIELLFISH- --------------------------------------- 60#402 80,402 ........... ........... ........... 192SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED .......... 3,23666 3:266 ........... ........... 0931 MARINE@SHEL" , UNMANUFACTURED ------- 20,9 20 932 4 ........... METALLIC ORES IOIL IRON 3RE:AND CONCENTRATES ..........;............. :......... 6,917,,112 .......... 35 ..5,592,793 1,32 4:114 1051 ALU41 NU* ORES' CONCENTRATES --------------------- --------- 60 612: .. ......... 60 blZ to 6,1MANGANESE ORES;,CONCENTRATES;: ----------------------;-----P------ 380@bsj ............ ........... 380,bsl ........... 109, NONFERRO JS ORE10NCENT, ME ........................................ 660228 202 ........... 66,026 ........... COAL 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ----------------------------------------------------- 7,473#222' 221.033 586,963 6,665.226 ........... CRUDE PETROLEUM 131L CRUDE;PE,,TROLEU4 ...................................................... joj,qa3@ ...... o.... 30 101,953 ........... NONMETALLIC@MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE ------------------------------------------------------------ 2,061,275 6,191 9t7,151 1,137,933 ........... 1412 8UILDI " STON E, 7:797 7:791 ........ ;4'; .... 7;7',o';; 1442$AND, GRAVEL, CRUS HEDRD 139 242 7 703 145 CLA 2?oOlS 18,724 0 Y;A:_ 46 46. ...... 1 79 FE@77111@; 1:91 NATU 1 100.3 4 100,T I a 24; 82 ........... 14925ULPH1 569 569 ........... ........... ........... 1494 GYP SUM' 'R UDE AND PLASTERS ........................w....... ........... 15,883 ........... ........... 15,883 ....... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, @EC@ ------------------------------------------- 94,743, 30,615 ........... 64,128 ....... DRDNANCE,L ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCES30RIES ............................................. 245 243 ........... ........... ........... FOOD & 'KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT'FRES H' CHILLED, FROZEN ----------------------------------------- 136,2S8 136,205 53 ........... ........... 2012 MEAT ANDPRODUCTS, NEC;-;,- ................................. 47,SI7 47,511 ........... ........... ........... 2014 TALLOA'A'41MAL:FA IS AN 1 536' 2015@A"' MA L' BYR0 UIT S, EC ............ 2f9a 2@,'090 ......... 2021DAIRY PRl;UIIS, NEI-.N--: ............................................. 13,16.1 13,584 33 ........... ... 2022 DRIED MIL,( AND 24F293- 24,,2,82 It a 0FI 31 5"ADSHELLFISH, 212*:27 212,051 2034 1E. II'LE,AND RE P. NEC .................... ......................... 714 71 5 6 ....... .... RP G JUICE, NEC ............. 491:355 .-1,323 3.1 E 3 2039 PREP F dir AND VE 2041 WHEAT FLOUR AND BEM06INA ------------------ 35 "I'S 3"2'S ......... 042 ANIMAL FEEDS 259,058 149:2495 2;; 109,341 ........... 70535 2049 GRAIN IL6 P;;D;C.73, 7,4 '164,579 6:21' 20 61 SUGAR- --- ----- 57 So 131 111 N., ........... 212',83583 24121-,938 ........... ........... ........... 2091.VEGETABLE@OILS, RARG,'SHORTs ------------------------------------------ 2S,734 25,734 2092 ANIA4AL4014S AND:FATS, NECr-@ ----------------------------------------- 36, 366 a094 GROCERIES ------------------------------------------------------------ 553 546 209511E.................................................................. 3......... Z099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .......................................... 291,035 2901;;; 113S ........... 17 TOSACrO@PRODUCIS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ................................................ S,610 5,610 ........... ........... ........... BASIC@TEXTILEO 2?11 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ....................... ....................... 41,751, 21,111 ........ 221'2 TEXTILE-FISE.RS, NEC ............. ----------------------------------- Tal 74 .............. WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES 101 TA8LEifi--REGjLA!TED!TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1955--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) C09MODITY TOTAL CDASTWISE L LAKEAISE@j INTERNAL LOdAL APPAREL & OTHEWFINISHED TEXTILEi PRODUCTS, INCUDING KNIT 2341@APPAREL .............................................................. 6691969 689,969 ........... ........... ........... LUMBER: & NOOD PRODS,,EXC4 FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ................................................................ 77,724 536 ........... 77'185@ 3 2412: RAFTEO LOGS ........................................................... 3,378 ........... ........... a"707 bit 2413; FUEL OOOOD, CHARCOAL, OASTES .......................................... 3,426 167 ........... .3,259 ........... 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING---@ -------------------------------------- 6,050 4,860 ........... j,a12 ........... 2415 PULPAOOD, LOG ........................................................ 2,047 356 ........... l'beg ............ 2416 01000 CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ......................................... 45,907 165 ........... 4S,742 ............ 2421 LUMSER ............................................................... 93S,361 876,939 1,736 56,656 ............ 2431 VENEER, PLIYNODD, WORKED.AOOD ......................................... 43,176 30,921 ........... la'25s ..... 2491 lJODo MANUFACTURES, NECa .............................................. 29,824 99,796 36 ................. FURNITURE 16 FIXTURES 2SII FURNITUREiAND FIXTURES ..................................... I...... 00,040 59,975 b5 ........... ........... PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PU4p ................................................................. 31,445 2,964 92 25,389 ........... 2621 STANDARD@4EOISPRINT PAPER -------------------- ......................... 41,138 37iola@ too 26.31 PAPER A40 PAPERBOARD ................................................. 410,529 200,360 2 780 207,31, ----- 2691LPULP PAPER 89 ..... AND PRDDUCTS, NEC .......................................... 175,051 15W98 403 loi844 6 PRINTED MATTER 2711,PRINTED MATTER ....................................................... 6,121 6,121 ........... ........... ........ CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS ?810 SODIU14 HYDROXIDE ..................................................... 45s,big 162,959 ----------- 292,366 274 2811 CRUDEITAR, OIL, GAS PRODUC-TS ----------------------------------------- 326,636 2,079 ---m ........ 324,058 499 281Z DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS .......................................... 299 295 ........... 4....... 26J3 ALCOHOLS ------------------------------------------------------------- 743,051 30,D44 ........... 712,732 2816 RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, mASTES ........................................ Ba Be ........... ........... ........... 2517,8ENZENE AND TOLUENE .......................................... !........ 296,076 15,939 ........... 2818 SULPHURIC ACID ....................................................... 27S,169 6.968 2819 BASIC.CHEMICALS AND PROD,,NEC ......................................... 104,776 2,343 ........... @100,1120, 2,013 2FO02,462 563,196 Sib 1,433,S56 4,SS2 --------------------------- ....................... .67,928 67,926 ........... ........... ........... 2921 PLASTIC MATERIALS 2S22 SYNTHETIC.RUBBER ..................................................... 4,297 4,194 103 ........... ........... 2523 SYNTHETIC@CMAN-MADE) FIBERS .......................................... 163 163 ........... ........... ........... 2831 DRUGS ................................................................ 10,750 10,150 ........... ........... 2641 SOAP ................................................................. 5616S2 56,652 ........... ........... ........... 2851 PAINTS ............................................... ............... 5,821 5,8?l ........... ........... ........... 2861 GUM AND .4000 CHEMICALS ............................................... 259 24 225 2871 ...................................... 279,111 203,163 ----------- 75,948 ---- NITROGEN@US CHE14 FERTILIZERS ... 10*..... 2872 POTASSIC@CHE4 FERTILIZERS ............................................ 47,878 45'BOO 2 ?,076 . ..... 2S?3 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS .......................................... 37,440 36,597 ........... 643 ..... 2876 INSECTICIDES, 3ISINFECTA4TS .......................................... 2,25b 2,256 ........... ........... ..... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 232,871 80,425 , 46 152,396 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHE141CAL PROD .......................................... 36,693 .19,738 ........... 16,95S ............ PETROLEU14 & COALPRODUCTS. 2911 GASOLINE@ ................................ ........................... 891,802 259,984 16 631,516' 206 2912 JET@FUEL ............................................................. 168,704 84,189 ........... 84,51S ..... 2913 KEROSENEw ............................................................ 24,819 12,311 ........... 12,SOB 2914 DISTILLATE.FUEL@OIL .................................. ............... 499,70D 165,bZ4 17 333,940 119 2915 RESIDJ4L@FJELJZL ---------------------------------------------------- 916,500 1,256 ----------- 915,058 166 2916 LUBRICk.TI4G OILS AND GREASES ......................................... 274,071 273.797 ----------- 274 ........... 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEU14 SOLVENTS .......................................... 96,139 4,710 ........... 91,150 249 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 227,815 149,534 89 7S,19? - --------- 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ................................................. 1,573,255 14,12D ........... 1,558,726 409 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ...................................................... 4,414 170 3 4,301 ........... 2951 ASP4ALT SUILDjmG MATERIALS ............ r .............................. 1,050 2991 PETROLEUM A40 COAL PROD, NEC ......................................... 6,150 ........... 73,476 629,645 RUBBER & 1113C. PLASTICiPRODUCTS 3011 RUBBER AND MISC-PLASTIC.PR3D ......................................... 59,394 S8,313 1,081 ........... ........... LEATHER k, LEATHER.PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER ANO,LEATHER PRODUCTS ......................................... 14,325 14,32B ........... ........... ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3211 BLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ............................................. 23,053, 23' .... .......... 3241 BU40IN; CEMENT .......................................... 9IF728 31:S'S633 3251 STRUCTURA4,CLAY PRODUCTS --------------------------------- ""g, 46,593 ............ ........... ........... 3271 LIME ................................................................. 23,479 154 ........... 23,325 ----- 32el CUT STONE,AND STDNE.PRODUCJS ......................................... 11,901 ...... ........... ..... 3291 MISCz4ONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ---------------------------------------- 29,102 28,313 36 833 ........... PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON ......................................................... w ... 173,824 ?B ........... 173,757 39 3312 $LAS ................................................................. 244,115 ........... ........... 244,118 ........... 3314 IRON AND STEEL,PRIMARY FORMS ......................................... 1,271,353 8,7b3 3,499 1,257:@50 1,441 331S IRD4, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ........................................ 420,796 38,2S9 ........... 381 526 1,011 3316 IRON AND STEEL,PLATES, SHEETS ........................................ 450,502 6,704 ........... 443,751 3317 IRON AND STEEL!PIPE AND TUBE ......................................... 47 142,908 15,389 26 127,445 46 3345 FERROALLOfS .......................................................... 731,616 6,531 ........ ; 1 724 785 3319 IRD-4 AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC ................ ........................ 614,479 '29,1719 saa,:46 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ............................................... ..... 35,946 14,093 21,854 1 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, W44ORKED ......................................... 51003 36,73S 31,73102 ...... 102 w4&4&,me eowwmw ae *aaa sew4m. TABLE 6--REGULATED TON-RILES CDM%DDITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 19 66-i-CRNTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) C0440DITY TOTAL .. CDASTWISE @AKEOIISE INTERNAL LOCAL PRIMARY 4ETAL PRJOUCTS (CONTINUED) 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNWORKED .............................................. 4,131 1,032 ........... 3#099 ........... 3324 ALUMINUM 414D ALLDYS, UNWORKED ----------------------------------------- 18,387 17,530 ............ . 851 6 FABRICATED "ETAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE, 4ACHINERY,L TRA NS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED MLTAL PRODUCTS -------------------------------------------- 350891 9i,339 .50 26o'SO2 ..... MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECT91CAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT'ELECTRICAl --------------6 ---------------------------- IS4,S62. 100,298 @7 S4,214 23 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL,4ACH, AMD EQUIP .................................. .......... 48,587 48'sbb .... 21 ........... TRANSPORTATION EQJIPMENT 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ----------------------------------------- 1200430 119,837 ..... !-r ... S93 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ................................................... 917 699 ........ 218 .... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS.; ..................................................... 1,343 1,343 ...... .. 6......... ........... 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIP14ENT ........................................ 74S 74s ........... ........... . T ......... INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES & CLOCKS SBII INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ---------------------------------------- 6,343 6,343 ------- . ........... ........... MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 41SC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ........................................... 40,.290 40@290 ........... .... ...... ........... WASTE-& SCRAP 14ATERIALS 011 IRON AND STEELSCRAP ................... ............................ 273,689 322 . ..... ;6 273p3Sb 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ....................... ....................... 12,196 3,217 ... 9'sal ........... 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP .......................................... 7,485. 7,465 .......... w.. ...... . ........... 4024 PAPER AASTE AND SCRAP ..................................... 7 .......... 10873 1,873 ....... I........ ........... 4029 04ASTE AND SCRAP, NEC ................................... ............... 14?906 -334 4 14,570 . ......... SPECIAL:ITEMS 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ... ................................................. 1,510,146 1,803,231 i0o 6,715 ........... WATER CARRIAGE TON-MUS 103 TABLE;T--EXEMPT, FOR HIRE;TON-MILES COMMODITY By TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR11968 (IN-THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL COASTNISE@ LAKEWISE INTERNAL' LOCAL: TOTAL ............. --------------------------------------------------- bS0,927,366 378,284,495 US,724,422'226,026,05 891,751 FAR14 PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RAN .......................................................... 907 36 ------------ 671 ........... 0102,8ARLEI AND RYE@ ...................................................... 300,556 ........... ........... 300,556 ........... 0103 CORN ................ ................................................ 39,233,330 284,312 ........... 38,942',335 6,683 0104 OATS ................................................................. &21,525 2,290 ........... 319,064 111 0105 RICE ................................................................ ?08,889 239,613 ........... 468,870 598 0jOb'SORGHUM GRAINS ....................................................... 1,474,036 ........... ........... 1,472@,869 1,167 0107 09HEAT ---------------------------------------------------------------- 9*112,008 342,367 719,953 8,045,697 1,961 0111 SOY89ANS ------------------------------------------------------------- 16,116,164 37 ........... 16,114,371 1,156 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ........................................................ 16,391 27 ........... 16,364 ........... 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF ........................................................ 594 $94 ........... ........... ........... 0122 HAY AND FODDER ....................................................... 26,088 js,@sq ........... 7,129 ........... 0129,FIELD CROPS, NEC ..................................................... 3,855 3,aOl ........... bS7 ........... 0134 FRESH FRUITS ......................................................... a75,624 275,624 ........... ........... ........... 0132 BANANAS AND PLANTAINS ................................................ 10,993 10,993 ........... ........... ........... 0133 COFFEE ............................................................... 1,802 7,660 ........... 122 ........... 0134 COCOA BEANS .......................................................... 244 244 ........... ........... ........... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ------------------------------------------ 326,391 319,101 ........... 7,290 ........... OI51,LIiEiANI,llAL3 ......................................................... 18,492 16,479 ......... 13 Olbl.-ANI,MALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ............................................ 13,101 12,747 ......... 35 4 0191 1413CELLANEDUS FARM PRODUCTS .......................................... 64,353 60,743 ........... 3,640 ........... FOREV@PRODUCTS 0841 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLUD GUMS ......................................... 3,340 3,340 ........... ........... ........... 0861,FORESTIPRODUCTS, NEC ................................................. 23,851 21,4sb ........... 2,395 ........... FRESWFISH & DTHEWMARINE.PRODUCTS D911 FRESH FISH,,-EXCEPT@SHELLFISH ......................................... 75,103 72,718 3 2,382 ........... 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT:PREPARED ............................................ 31,734 10,78b ........... 948 ........... 0931 MARINEtSHELi.6,.UNMANUFACTURED ........................................ 67#551 229 ........... 67,522 ........... METALLIC! ORES 3011-IRON ORE-AND@CDNCENTRATES ............................................ 28,932,453, 275 27,734,BS5 1,19bb33 690 1021@COPPER-ORE,AND CONCENTRATES ---6 ...................................... 72 ,099 ........... ........... 72,899 ........ 1051 ALUSINUM,ORES, CONCENTRATES ------------------------------------------ 415,637 ........... ........... 415,637 ........ 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES ......................................... 256,565 ........... ........... ZS6#S65 3 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC ........................................ 523,198 7,076 ........... S14,383 1,739 COAL, 1121 COA@;40 LIGNITE ..................................................... 79,570,541D b,476,903 8,900,038 64,143,654 49,945 CRUDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU4 ------------------------------------------------------ R62.347,696 2S?,214,456 ........... S,060,888 72,352 NONMETALLIC;MIMERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 3411 LJMESTDNEP ........................................................... 8,098,334 8.182 5,920,890 2,169,262 ......... 1412 BUILDING STONE, UN40RKED ............................................. 331 331 ........... ........... ......... IC142 SAND, GRAVEL-, CRUSHED ROCK ........................................... 3.970,82B 202.105 264,568 3,464,801 39,354 1451 CLAY ................................................................. 246,211 5.324 92 239,167 628 1471 PHOSPHATEIROCK ------------------------------------------------------- 3,885,019 3,874.313 ........... 10,70b ---------- 1479 NATURAL FERTILIZER 14ATS, NEC ......................................... 3,880 181 ........... 3,697 1491 SALT ................................................................. 4,843,487 Ibb.6S6 114,910 4,SS9108 2,233 1492 SULPHUR, DRY --------------------------------------------------------- 20,120 20,120 ........... ........... ........... 1493, SULPHUR, LIQUID ...................................................... 2,242,408 1,940,191 ........... 299,625 2,592 1494 GYPSU4, CRUDL AND PLASTERS ........................................... 420,513, 21.709 31s,bas 91fo19 100 1499 NON14ETALLZC MINERALS, NEC -------------------------------------------- 417,137 8,650 ............ 408,459 626 ORDNANCE;& ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCEiANDLACCESSORIES ............................................. 42' 42 ........... ........... ............ FOOD & KINDRED PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN ......................................... 456,569 Q56,589 ........... ........... ........... 2012 MEAT@ AND PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------------- 55,869 55,869 ........... ........... ........... 2014 TALLON, ANI4AL,FATS AND OILS ......................................... 139,640 27,415 ----------- III,6S6 S39 2015,ANIMAL,BY-PRODUCTS, NEC ---------------------------------------------- 3,694 820 ........... 2,874 ........... 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC -------------------------------------------------- 74,324 74,3a4 ........... ........... ........... 2022 DRIED MILK AND CRE4M ................................................. 4,494 3,784 ........... 710 ........... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED-- ..................................... 247,955 242,612 ........... 5,343 ........... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ............................................. 288,323 283,417 ----------- 4,906 ........... 2039 PREP FRUIT'AND VEG JUICE, NEC ........................................ 688,341 688,341 ........... ........... ........... 2091 NHEAT FkaJR A40 SEMOLINA ............................................. 22,bas 21,834 ........... 654 ........... 2042 ANI,14AL,FEEDS ......................................................... 10,071,466 lgb,b66 44 9,874,01 10,275 2049 GRAIN MILL,PRUDUCTS, NEC ............................................. 3,S?9,671 84,942 ............ 3,794,729 ........... 2061 SUGAR ................................................................ 2,475,521 2,297,269 ----------- 175,252 ----------- 2Db2 MOLASSES ......................................................... -1. 7bo,ssl 360,515 ........... 399,718 318 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES .................................................. 418,406 418,291 ----------- 115 ............ 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, IIARG, SHORT .......................................... 1,237,963 145,621 ........... 1,089.890 2,352 2092 ANIMALIOILS AND-FATS, NEC ............................................ 7,653 1,?.99 ........... b,354 ........... 2094 GROCERIES ............................................................ 799,221 797,42S ........... 1.769 7 2095,JCE .................................................................. 2,382 420 ----------- 1,956 6 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD:PRODUCTS .......................................... l,biD,193 1,596,727 15@ 13.4st ........... TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES ................................................. 2S,854 ZS,SS4 ........... ............ 1-1 --------- 104 19 9 9 TABLE,?--EXEMPTP FaR HIRE TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1988--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL; COASTOISE LA4EolISe INTERNAL LOCALt BASIC TEXTILES 22ti BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ............................................... 54,616 S2,123 ----------- 2,492 2212 TEXTILE FIBERS, NEC .................................................. 11,269 10,273 ........... 996 ........... APPAREL & OTHER FINISIED TEXTILE PRODUCTSo INCUDING KNIT 23-11 APPAREL .............................................................. 116,346 118,346 ........... ........... ........... LUMBER I o9OOD PRODS,,EXC. FURNITURE 2411 LOGS ................................................................. 90,119 617 ...... 89,SO2 ........... 2412 RAFTED LOGS ---------------------------------------------------------- 321,34o ..... ...... 27 0,548 47#111 2413 FUEL:600D, CHARCOAL, WASTES .......................................... 34,4S6 23,865 ----------- 10,Slb 72 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, Pl@ING ----------------------------------------- 31,ISO 19,244 ........... 11,900 6 2415 PULPOOOD, LOG --------------------------------------------- .......... 57,637 1,528 ----------- 56,109 ........... 2416 ACOD CHIPS, STAVES, MOLDINGS ......................................... 323,303 ........... ........... 322,491 812 2421 LUMBER ............................................................... 710,911 01,202 5 39,703 1 2431 VENEER, PLYAGOD, 0ORKED 000D ......................................... 174,802 130,016 ----------- 44,78b ........... 2491 NOOD IANUFACTURES, NEC ............................................... 311,594 311,404 ISO 5 FURNITURE & FIXTURES ZSII FURNITURE AID FIXTURES ............................................... 309,933 309,789 S 139 ........... PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PULP ................................................................. 89,402 5S,942 ............ 33,460 ........... 2621 STANDARD NEmSPRINT PAPER ............................................. 66FS97 11,392 ........... SS'Sos ......... m. 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ................................................. 204,865 112,644 ........... 92f221 ........... 269ILPULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ......................................... 620,155 548,21S ........... 71,937 3 PRINTED MATTER Z711 PR14TED MATTER ....................................................... 31,059 31'OS9 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2810 SODIUM HYDROXIDE ..................................................... 2,900,973 2,320,379 .... i...... 657,916 2.678 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS ----------------------------------------- .......................................... 49 45 ........... 4 4.......... a812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING 14ATS 785,218 95,734 8,730 678,648 2flob 2813 ALCOHOLS ............................................................. 3,067,Z40 1,347,545 ----------- 1,713,013 6,712 2816 RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, OASTES ........................................ 4,064 . 679 ........... -------------------------------------------------- 1,596,522 751,103 ........... 829,863 15,556 2817 BENZENE AID TOLUENE 3,40S ........... 2818 SULP4URIC ACID ....................... o ............................... 57,737 30,638 ----------- 26,508 591 2Si9 BASIC CHE41CALS AND PROO,'NEC ----------- o ............................ tb,311,757 6,044,626 46,885 l0t20q@Qll 13,837 2821 PLASTIC 14ATERIALS .................................................... 111,555 95,412 ........... - 16,138 - 5 2622 SYNT14ETIC RUBBER ----------------------------------------------------- 8,444 1,583 ........... 6,861 2623 SYNTHETIC 0411-MADE) FIBERS .......................................... 3,414 3,414 ........... ........... ........... 2831 DRUGS ................................................................ 78,493 77,SB6 ........... 907w.......... . Z841 SOAP ................................................................. 192,671@ 192,276 ........... 394 5 2851 PAINTS ............................................................... 59,630 59,620 ........... 10 ........... 2561 GUM AND ADOD CHE41CA . ............................................... 515,987 9147,347 ........... b7o&49 991 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ......................................... 4,476,331 I,IS3,040 1,596 3,319,2SI 2,444 ?972 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................................. 1,OS3,748 52,467 ........... 1,000,942 339 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERMIZERS....P .... ................................. 612,499 ZO,655 41295 S87,319 127 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS --------: ................................. 10,920 10,858 ........... 62 ........... 2679 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ........................................ 4,350,738 200,294 ........... 4,146,005 4,439 2691 413CELLAAEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .......................................... 221,035 96',697 ........... 123,593 745 PETROLEUM L COAL. PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ........................... ....... o ......................... 32,499,000 25,246,126 174,530 bv97b,471 101,863 2912:JEr FUEL ............................................................. 6,030,126 4,738,802 26,554 1,256,688 6,082 2913 KEROSENE .......................... o................................... 638,939 455,959 767 178,452 3,731 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL -------------------------------------------------- 18,977,416 tS,584,085 73,731 3,186"918 132,684 2915 RESIDJAL,FUEL OIL .................................................... 32,900,559 26,329,967 79,032 6,307,S66 184,994 2916 @UBRICATIIG OILS AND GREASES ......................................... 4,030,950 2,320,921 464 1,106,894 2,,671 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 2,373,169 1,130,264 106 1,230,975 11,824 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 4,404,997 1,414,873 164,474 2,014,965 10,685 2920 COKE, PETROLEULA COKE ................................................. 3,698,656 6,067 130,336 3,505,02 56,841 2921 61QJEFIED GASES ...................................................... 120,2S7 61317 1 113,988 st 2951 ASPHALT BUILDING MATERIALS ------------------------------------------- 4T,292 47,270 ........... 22 ........... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ----------------------------------------- 053,177 478,078 ........... 372,210 2.889 RUBBER & MISC. PLASTICiPRODUCTS 5011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC,PRDO ................................. o ....... 200,788 191,147 ........... 9,641 ........... LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS 3111 LEATHER AID LEATHER PRODUCTS ......................................... 30,817 30,817 ........... ........... ........... STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD, , 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ............................................. 40,067 371,891 ............ 2@176 ........... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ...................................................... 2,222,915 30,571 $85,701 I,s97P392 9,251 3251 STRUVURAL@CLAY PRODUCTS ............................................. 220358 14,113 ........... 7,645 ........... 3271 LIME ................................................................. 605,999 617 ........... 605,382 ........... 3a8l CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS ............................... ......... 11,558 11,558 ........... ........... ........... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ........................................ 269,970, 255,471 5 14,440 54 PRIA44RY 4ETAL@PRODUCTS 3311 PIG IRON ............................................................. 519,289 ..... .... 519'259 ............ 3312 SLAG ................................................................. 707,266 1441 234,4201 ........ 33J3,COKE, PET ASPHALTS, SOLVENTS ......................................... 327 121 ........... 206 33t4 IRON AND STEEL,PRIMARY FORMS ......................................... 1,376,842 0,144 140 11372,482 76 33I$,IRON,,STEEL,SPlAPES, EXC.SHEET ........................................ 1,038,591 19,432 26L 1,019,076 137 WATER CARRIAGE TON-MUS 105 TABLVT--EXEMPT, FOR HIRE@ITON-NILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAW1965-CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL COASTAISE; LAKEmilW INTERNAL LOCAL PRI14ARY 4ETAL,PROOUCT3 (CONTINUED) 3316 IRON AND STEEL-PLAYE3, SHEETS ........................................ 312,699 64,550 ........... 248,121 as 3347 IROWANO, STEEL, ............... 358,279 51,609 ........... 306,400 70 Y :!:!,!!!.:USE 3348 FERROALLO 3'--- ................. 843,936 ........... 48 841,345 2PS43 3319 IRON AND-STEEL,PROOUCTS, NEC ......................................... 162,571 72,455 69 90,053 ........... 332VNONFE0DUS METALS, NEC ............................................... 7,673 2,TS9 ........... 4,914 ........... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS,.UNfJDRXED ---------------------------------------------- 7,192 1,066 ........... 6,121 --- 3323,LEAD ANO,ZINC, UNVaRgED ------------------------- .................... 31,013 280 ........... 30,731 ..... 3324 ALUMINUWAND ALLOYS, UNWORKED ..................................... b,170 2,,270 ........... 3,900 ........... FABRICATED 14ETAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRAYS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............................................ 838,170 bse'084 ........... 150,088 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 376,493 283,218 42. 92,95S 278 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY,. EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ............................................ 16S,105 161,155 ........... . 3,95 0 ..... TRANSPORTATION EQUIP14ENT 3711 MOTOR@VEMICLES, PARTS, E201P .....a------- 537f295 529,424 7.871 ...... 3121 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ...................... 543 427 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ------------------------------------------------------ 12,060 12,048 ........... 11162 3791 413C@TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ........................................ 42,825 42,731 ........... 94 ........... INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS-NATCHES L CLOCK3 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ........................................ 49,993 49,993 ........... ........... ........... "ISC-PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 4ISC@4ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ............................................ 233,749 212,487 ----------- 21,262 .......... NASTE@& SCRAP MATERIALS 6011.1RON AND STEEL@SCRAP ------------------------------------------------- 1,994,755 114,65S 13 1,876,413 3,674 4012'NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ----------------------------------------------- 48,049 11,497 ........... 36,552 ........... 4022-TEXTILE X&STE, SCRAP, SNEEP ........... ;- ............................ 2,660 2,660 ........... ........... ........... 4024 PAPER 4ASTE AND SCRAP ................................................ boo 684 ........... ........... . 4029 4ASrE AND SCRAP, NEC ........... ..................................... 61T'108 53,336 31 555,999 7 SPECIAL'ITEMS ------- ........................................................ 76,594 3,67S ...... 151001 57,918 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ----------------------- ............................. 2,757,944 2,740,323 301 16,SS2 766 106 TABLE S.-PRIVATE CARRIAGE TON-MILES COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR 1985 (IN tHOUSANDS) COSMUDITY TOTAL COASTOISE LAKE*iIsE INTERNAL LOCAL TOTAL ---------------------------------------------------------------- 198,619,788 172,941,78a 5,319,3S7 20,032,04 325F953 FAR% PRODUCTS 01*2 BARLEY AND 1,347 ........... ........... 1,341 ........... . C_. 3 OR,*I::.:::.::: 404,956 ........... ........... 484,95b ........... 0104 OATS 3:T41 ----------- ----------- 3,741 ......... 0105 RICE;@;-;@;; ----*----------------------------------------I ----------- 2 402 ........... ........... 2,402 ......... 0106 SOR' ------------------------------------------------------- 221,987 ........... ........... 221,987 ........... 0107 14HEAT ------- !! ...................................................... 541,991 ........... ........... 541,991 ----------- 0111 114:191 lt4:050 ......... 4? 0119 OILSEED 3, 1 2q4 1 244 D141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ------------------------------------------ 2........... ........... 2 FRESH FISH & OTHER MARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRESHFISH' EXCEPT SHELLFISH ......................................... 3,011 22 ----------- 2,984 5 0912 SHELLF ISH'EXC EPT PREPARED;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 7,,5411 71529 19 U '4A S N31 04ARINE.SNELLS, Y NJFACTU 379 98 ........ 379,988 ........... METALLIC, ORES 1011 IRON ORE.AND 3'889:156, 80 10bI MANGAESE ORES, C04CENTRA 2 16 NRES, 16, 1091 NONFERROUS 0C3NCENT, NEC ---------------------------------------- 2 268 ........... ........ 2,268 ......... COAL, 1121 COAL ANO.LIGNITE ..................................................... 460,373 ----------- las'889 324,197 10,287 CRUDE,PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ..................................................... 124,365,552 123,885,179 ----------- 492,b32 8,021 4014METALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 411 LIMESTONE ------------------------------------------------------------ 1,415,57S ---------- S43 bqs I:L35 '!"! 018 441 90 aso 1442 SAND, GRAVELo CRUSHED ROCK ------------------------------------------- 2,111,761 2, -; .... !2- - 2, : 1451 CLAY ----------------------------------------------------- ........... 18P651 83 ........... 17,665 703 1491 SALT -------------------I............................................. 204,743 7,990 98 176 98,571 ........... 1493 5VLPHOR, 1,04 356 I'L34,937 ....... :- 58,463 9sb 1494 GYPSU4 121:382 ........... ........... ' Ic M N 1499 NONMErALL I ERALS, NEC@ ........................................... 3,061 10 ........... FOOD & KINDRED PR3DUCTS 2011 MEAT'FRESH'CHILLED 47 41 2031 FI SH AND SH ELLF180f, PREPARE 34,725 34,72S 2039 PRE F UIT AND VfG JUI 72 72 ........... ........... ........... 0 2, D 3111:942 34,1:941 a 4 PIN14ALIFEE S. ... E@ .. 2049 GR AIN MILL IR;D@E'TS, NEC ............................................. 44S 326 44 326 2062 M-LASSE S;' .......................................... 8,870 ........... ........... 8'870@ ........ 2091 VEGETA. OILS, MARG: 133,631 2092. ANIMAL,, 01 1*6 A,I' FAT5N9 200 2094 GROCERIES ............. 1 209S ICE ...... .................... .... 46 ........... ... 46 ........... 9 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ::::: 209 .......................................... 6,102 4 ... 6,098 ........... BASIC'TEX71LES 2211 BASIC:TEXtILE PRODUCTS ----------------------------------------------- I........... ........... I ........... LUMBER & 01DOD PRODS.,EXCI. FURN17URE 2411 112:,9,9'1 42:,9911 a"" RAFT 40 40 33 24131FUEL '04 DOD, CHARCOAL, 7,154 ---------- T,154 2414 TI MS ER OS TS, POLES,PILIIN 769 7be 2415 PuLPllO;DP ............ :: ..................... 319,286 ....... 315,931 33 ... . ....... ....... 310,03 ......... 2416 loo 0 CHIPSP 1 310, 09 9 24?1 OLUMaER ........ ................ 293 a ......... 2491 WOOD MANUFACTURES, ................................ 450 461 ........... FURNITURE & FIXTURES ISSI.FURNI,TURE,AND FIXTURES ----------------------------------------------- 27 ----------- ----------- 21 ........... PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 1631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ------------------------------------------------- S2 52 ........... ........... ........... 'mI PULP,AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------- 7,790 7,790 ........... ........... ........... CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS Z610 SOD 4 ' a 1,390,399 b,172 3 :b 0 '"" 1 2:1 CRUDE TAR,.OIL, 103 goa 5 553 48,348 a 13tAL L 1, 6:4:,636 214:604 441:41,1 4!806 2." , COHO S;@D 5 NZENEL 0 2 74 771 657 268 36 2,IS4 ISIS SULPHURIC ACID ------------------------------------------ Z26:41b 25:387 111,141 1,281 29 aASIC CHEMICALS AND:PROD, NEC---.; ....................... 2,945 277 77 015 161:026, 7,236 2:711- NITRO'GENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ......................................... 3S5,062 ........... ........... 335 023 39 2672:POTASSI C CHEM FE 11 TILIZERS ............................................ 1,569 ........... ........... 1,569 ........... 2673 PKOSPHhTlc@ CKEM. FERT ILI '41:41 ............. 7,S24 ........... 2079 FF:TILIIEit DAND MATERIALS , N 464 S4 669 373,795, 2891 f4l CELLANE US CmeMlCAL PROD .......................................... 59t,5331 531,307 60,22b WATER CARRIAGE TON-MUS 107 TABLEib--PRIVATE:CARRIAGE@TON-MILE3 COMMODITY BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC, CALENDAR YEAR,1988--CONTINUED (IN THOUSANDS) COMMODITY TOTAL COASTWISE LAKEWISE INTERNAL LOCW PETROLEUM & COAL PRODUCTS 2911 GASOLINE ............................................................. 1(4,279,455 l2o419,70Z 45,167 1,780,470 34,116 2912 JET.FUEL ............................................................. 3,620,03 3,284,639 ........... 335,S2S 209 2913. KEROSENE ............................................................. 519,425 496,2S3 ........... . 22,479 693 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL@DIL .................................................. 12,054,b4O 10,679,707 13,$al 1,333,567 26,0115 2915 RESIDUAL:FUEL OIL .................................................... 12,131,625 11,187,548 $49 930,32S 13,230 2916 LUBRICATING@OILS AND GREASES ......................................... 3,975,497 3,SIO,084 59 465,041 313 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .......................................... 2,441,209 2',048,744 ........... 386,34S 4,147 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ............................................ 605,156 140,b4? ........... 464,28S 221 2920-COKE, PETRD"U4,COKE .................................................. 37,088 ........... 300495, 6,237 3S6 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ...................................................... 524,322 191,410 ........... 332,776 136 2991 PETROLEUM AND,COALLPROD, NEC ........................................ 166,171 162,b2S ........... 3,537 9 STONE, CLAY, GLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 3241 alllLOING CEMENT ...................................................... 1,325,287 S47,101 2S9,919 518,242 2s 3271-LIME ................................................................. 150,91L, ........... ........... Iso'912 ........... 3291 *ISC!NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ........................................ 10,153 ........... ........... 10,149 4 PRIMARY [email protected] 3312, SLAG ................................... ............ 97,852 24,368 45'sle 2?,66b ........... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC@S4EET ---------- ............ 23 ........... ........... 23 ........... 3317 IRON AND STEEL@PIPE@AND TUBE ----------------------------------------- 19,308 134 ........... 19,174 ----- 3316 FERROALLOYS ---------------------------------------------------------- 4,825 ........... ........... 4,825 ----- 3319 IRON AND STE" PRODUCTS, NEC ----------------------------------------- 3,149 ........... ........... 3,149 ........... FABRICATED METAL PRODU;JTS, EXCEPT: ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,& TRANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............................................ 11,317 8,9el ... o ....... ?.,330@ ----------- MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT,ELECTRICAL ......................................... ?1765 309@ ........... 4,272 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT &SUPPLIES 3611 ELEC.TRICAL;"ACH AND EQUIP .......I ..................................... 73 ........... . 70 ........... TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ......................................... 21 ........... ........... 21 ......... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ...................................................... 5,299 5,258 ........... 11 .......... 5791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ........................................ 169 ........... ......... 169 ........... MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 3911 MISC.4ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ------------------------------------------- 20,386 909 ........... 19,477 ----------- NASTE & SCRAP MATERIALS 4011 IRON,AND STEEL SCRAP ------------------------------------------------- 3,?77 1,359 ........... 601 1,317 4012' NONFERROUS 14ETAL SCRAP ............................................... 5,949 ........... ........... 4029 WASTE:AND SCRAP, NEC ................................................. 247ob5d 14'Bol ........... 125,901 1,949 SPECIAL ITEMS 0111 OVATER ------------------ 22,303 4s 21,701 552 QIL2' COMMODITIES, NEC ....... 26,801 26,799 2 ......... SECTION 4 WATERBORNE TONNAGE BY STATE 1 109 WATERBORNE TONNAGE BY STATE CY 1989 WATERBORNE TONNAGE BY STATE (In Units of 1000 Tons) SORTED BY STATE STATE SHIPPING TO RECEIVING FROM INTRA GRAND DOMESTIC FOREIGN DOMESTIC FOREIGN STATE TOTALS ALABAMA 8032 11141 20479 5652 15998 61302 ALASKA 107099 8709 2192 1303 5818 125121 ARKANSAS 4037 0 3589 0 1493 9119 CALIFORNIA 9973 36499 57019 33396 29561 166448 CANAL ZONE 0 0 0 0 0 0 CONNECTICUT 1370 242 11245 4404 767 18028 DELAWARE i5015 258 1727 10204 2977 30181 DIST. OF COL.- 0 0 536 0 0 5U FLORIDA 10921 22487 52736 18962 3258 108364 GEORGIA 1208 5k2 2168 6926 283 16504 GUAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 HAWAII 1647 578 6755 4353 5484 18817 IDAHO 1215 0 24 24 467 1730 @ILLINOIS 61075 61 20389 2918 10821 95264 INDIANA 15909 74 40748 1739 4456 62926 IOWA 11633 0 5301 0 847 17781 KANSAS 164 0 82 0 2 238 KENTUCKY 49649 0 23197 0 10291 83137 LOUISIANA 83228 102736 131491 66026 36661 420142 MAINE 47 250 3450 6900 128 10775 MARYLAND 5702 12225 7257 16785 46754 MASSACHUSETTS 782 564 11978 14233 1674 29231 MICHIGAN 26409 8316 22987 3869 14194 75775 MINNESOTA 1431 4427 147 2579 47786 MISSISSIPPI 13592 3039 8212 14606 682 40131 MISSOURI 9648 0 8306 0 5790 23744 NEBRASKA 304 0 248 0 4 556 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 273 1100 2100 6 3486 NEW JERSEY 40540 5213 31952 28631 8609 114945 NEW YORK 19246 2133 27492 45886 17501 112258 NORTH CAROLINA 739 3264 4134 3287 3741 15165 OHIO 33.104 20882 53680 4319 11279 123264 OKLAHOMA 1912 0 939 0 159 3010 OREGON 5322 23133 7197 2587 7751 45990 OTHER 7517 0 23640 32481 925 64563 PENNSYLVANIA 15498 3208 .41361 41499 16818 118384 PUERTO RICO 2469 1916 5915 14619 4685 29604 RHODE ISIJM 710 344 3467 4165 62 8748 SOUTH CAROLINA 329 4891 3334 4424 149 13127 TENNESSEE 5244 0 22017 0 2746 30007 TEXAS 53642 48211 37808 118373 42217 300251 TRANS-SHIP 30631 0 28145 0 63202 VERMONT 0 0 70 0 0 70 VIRGIN ISLANDS 15486 378 4765 9498 297 30424 VIRGINIA 7792 49640 4760 9841 10857 82890 WASHINGTON 10141 42480 27444 14460 19113 113638 WEST VIRGINIA 39144 0 8651 0 10644 58439 WISCONSIN 22898 58.26 5819 1280 534 36357 -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- TOTALS 790233 426324 790233 549897 321539 2087993 INTERSTATE EXPORTS INTERSTATE IMPORTS INTRASTATE TOTAL 112 CY 1988 WATERBORNE TONNAGE BY STATE (In Units of-1000 Tons) SORTED BY TOTAL TONS STATE SHIPPING TO RECEIVING FROM INTRA GRAND DOMESTIC FOREIGN DOMESTIC FOREIGN STATE TOTALS LOUISIANA 83228 102736 131491 66026 36661 420142 TEXAS 53642 48211 37808 118373 42217 300251 CALIFORNIA 9973 36499 57019 33396 29561 166448 ALASKA 107099 8709 2192 1303 5818 125121 OHIO 33104 20882 53680 4319 11279 123264 PENNSYLVANIA 15498 3208 41361 41499 16818 118384 NEW JERSEY 40540 5213 31952 28631 8609 114945 WASHINGTON 10141 42480 27444 14460 19113 113638 NEW YORK 19246 2133 27492 45886 17501 112258 FLORIDA 10921 22487 52736 18962 3258 108364 ILLINOIS 61075 61 20389 2918 10821 95264 KENTUCKY 49649 0 23197 0 10291 83137 VIRGINIA 7792 49640 4760 984i 10857 82890 MICHIGAN 26409 8316 22987 3869 14194 75775 OTHER 7517 0 23640 32481 925 64563 TRANS-SHIP 30631 0 28145 .0 4426 63202 INDIANA 15909 74 40748 1739 4456 62 926 ALABAMA 8032 11141 20479 5652 15998 61302 WEST VIRGINIA 39,144 0 8651 0 10644 5843@ MINNESOTA 39202 1431 4427 147 2579 4778E MARYLAND 5702 12225 7257 16785 4785 46754 OREGON 5322 23133 7197 2587 7751 4599G MISSISSIPPI 13592 3039 8212 14606 682 40131 WISCONSIN 22898 5826 5819 1280 534 36357 VIRGIN ISLANDS 15486 378 4765 9498 297 30424 DELAWARE 15015 258 1727 10204 2977 30181 TENNEISSEE 5244 6 22017 0 2746 30007 PUERTO RICO 2469 1916 5915 14619 4685 29604 MASSACHUSETTS 782 564 11978 14233 1674 29231 MISSOURI 9648 0 8306 1 0 5790 23744 HAWAII 1647 578 6755 4353 5484 18817 CONNECTICUT 1370 242 11245 4404 767 18028 IOWA 11633 0 5301 0 847 17781 GEORGIA 1205 5922 2168- 6926 283 1,6504 NORTH CAROLINA 739 3264 4134 3287 3741 15165 SOUTH CAROLINA 329 4891 3334 4424 149 13127 MAINE 47 250 3450 6900 128 10775 ARKANSAS 4037 0 3589 0 1493 9119 RHODE ISLAND 710 344 3467 4165 62 8748 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 273 1100 2100 .6 3486 OKLAHOMA 1912 0 939 0 159 3010 IDAHO 1215 0 24 24 467 1730 NEBRASKA 304 0 248 0 4 556 DIST. OF COL. 0 0 536 0 0 536 KANSAS 154 0 82 0 2 238 VERMONT 0 0 70 0 0 70 CANAL ZONE 0 0 0 10 0 0 GUAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- TOTALS 790233 426324 790233 549897 321539 2087993 INTERSTATE EXPORTS INTERSTATE IMPORTS INTRASTATE . TOTAL * i 1 4 rnvrQNKAPNT MINTIMr. nrpiep- lQQf%.7A7-179 DUE GAYLORD No. 2333 1PRINTEDINUSA. @3 668 14106 9759