Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
BTS Home > Programs > International > North American Transborder Freight Data
Printable Version

Table 12: Imports from Canada by with Port Geography and State of Destination Detail

Excel | CSV

Field Name Data Element Description Type Width
DISAGMOT Disaggregated MOT Method of transportation by which the commodities are exported. Character 1
CONTCODE Container Code Distinguishes whether the merchandise is containerized "1" = containerized shipment. (Only applicable for truck and rail shipments) Character 1
DESTATE U.S. State U.S. state of destination. Character 2
DEPE District and Port of Entry Four-digit classification of U.S. Customs districts and ports of entry. For non- border ports, "XX" appears in the field's last two positions. (See DEPES.197) Character 4
COUNTRY Country of Origin or Destination Will always be "1220" to denote Canada. Character 4
PROV Canadian Province Code Two-digit province code. Character 2
VALUE Value of Shipments Commodity value in U.S. $. Numeric 11
CHARGES Aggregate Charges Ten-digit numeric in U.S. $. Numeric 11
SHIPWT Shipping Weight Ten-digit numeric. (kilograms) Numeric 11
STATMOYR Statistical Month and Year Such as MMYY. Example Month 0592 = May 1992. Character 4
Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA) • U.S. Department of Transportation (US DOT)
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE • Washington, DC 20590 • 800-853-1351 • E-mail RITA

Accessibility | Disclaimer | Fast Lane | FedStats | Freedom of Information Act | No FEAR Act | OIG Hotline | Privacy Policy | RSS | USA.gov | White House | Wireless

Plug-ins: PDF Reader | Flash Player | Excel Viewer | PowerPoint Viewer | Word Viewer | WinZip

RITA's privacy policies and procedures do not necessarily apply to external web sites. We suggest contacting these sites directly for information on their data collection and distribution policies.