"Table 4-4  U.S. Public Port Capital Infrastructure Expenditures, 2005",,,,,,,,,
(thousands of dollars),,,,,,,,,
Region,On-Terminal,,,,Off-Terminal,,,,Total
,Road,Rail,Utilities,Other*,Road,Rail,Utilities,Other**,
North Atlantic,$45 ,"$79,741 ","$7,663 ",$8 ,"$3,786 ",0,0,0,"$91,243 "
South Atlantic,143,"2,422",782,262,"3,330",0,0,0,"6,939"
Gulf,"2,630","1,739","5,554","6,633",493,"2,920","3,304",298,"23,571"
South Pacific,156,"8,218",49,"32,590","134,056","1,706","36,026","6,100","218,901"
North Pacific,0,0,0,74,566,0,0,0,640
Total,"$2,974 ","$92,119 ","$14,049 ","$39,566 ","$142,231 ","$4,626 ","$39,330 ","$6,398 ","$341,293 "
Percent,2.0%,61.9%,9.4%,26.6%,73.9%,2.4%,20.4%,3.3%,
,44%,,,,56%,,,,100%
"NOTES: Totals may not add up due to rounding.  *On-terminal “other” was defined by survey respondents as storm water, people mover, bridges, trucks, jet array system, and engineering/design.  Several ports did not define “other” at all.  **Off-terminal “other” was defined by survey respondents as barge unloaded.  A number of ports did not define “other” at all.  Excludes $33,658,000 in expenditures from two regions (Great Lakes and noncontiguous) that had fewer than three responses each.  ",,,,,,,,,
"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, Office of Policy and Plans, personal communication, Aug. 27, 2007.",,,,,,,,,
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