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Table 6-4b
Top U.S. Maritime Intransit Shipment Ports:a 1996
(Thousands of U.S. dollars or U.S. short tons)
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To/from Canada |
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Canadian overseas exports transshipped through
U.S. maritime ports |
199,519 |
80.6 |
Port of Los Angeles, CA |
119,143 |
33.6 |
Port of Long Beach, CA |
70,791 |
42.2 |
Port of Norfolk, VA |
4,964 |
2.5 |
Port of New York, NY |
1,111 |
1.0 |
Port of Houston, TX |
822 |
0.4 |
Canadian overseas imports transshipped through
U.S. maritime ports |
442,627 |
92.9 |
Port of Superior, WI |
132,496 |
1.8 |
Port of Los Angeles, CA |
83,079 |
12.6 |
Port of Duluth, MN |
55,096 |
0.7 |
Port of Brownsville, TX |
44,438 |
31.3 |
Port of Seattle, WA |
37,781 |
9.1 |
To/from Mexico |
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|
Mexican overseas exports transshipped through
U.S. maritime ports |
420,320 |
1,224.80 |
Port of Long Beach, CA |
171,012 |
23.9 |
Port of Brownsville, TX |
90,559 |
58.8 |
Port of Los Angeles, CA |
46,716 |
14.9 |
Port of Charleston, SC |
39,688 |
6.0 |
Port of Houston, TX |
21,969 |
4.6 |
Mexican overseas imports transshipped through
U.S. maritime ports |
584,373 |
1,225.40 |
Port of Los Angeles, CA |
161,817 |
48.9 |
Port of Long Beach, CA |
133,015 |
50.7 |
Port of Portland, ME |
126,073 |
980.6 |
Port Everglades, FL |
34,136 |
2.1 |
Port of Miami, FL |
30,612 |
3.3 |
aPorts are ranked on total intransit shipment value.
SOURCE:U.S. Department of Transportation. Maritime Administration. Office
of Statistical and Economic Analysis. Annual Waterborne
Databanks 1996 (formerly TA 305/705). (Washington, DC: 1998).
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