Table 3-2:  Domestic Shipments from Indiana by State: 1997,,,,,,,
(Descending order by weight),,,,,,,
State of destination,Rank,"Value
($ millions)",Weight (thousand short tons),,,,
Indiana,1," 62,978 "," 219,984 ",,,,
Illinois,2," 18,525 "," 29,575 ",,,,
Ohio,3," 16,195 "," 14,772 ",,,,
Kentucky,4," 7,793 "," 11,420 ",,,,
Michigan,5," 20,052 "," 10,730 ",,,,
Tennessee,6," 5,176 "," 4,676 ",,,,
Wisconsin,7," 4,027 "," 3,947 ",,,,
Texas,8," 10,139 "," 3,721 ",,,,
Louisiana,9," 2,299 "," 3,669 ",,,,
Pennsylvania,10," 5,199 "," 3,127 ",,,,
North Carolina,11," 2,770 "," 2,997 ",,,,
Georgia,12," 4,319 "," 2,970 ",,,,
Missouri,13," 6,360 "," 2,948 ",,,,
West Virginia,14, 508 ," 2,681 ",,,,
Iowa,15," 2,436 "," 2,333 ",,,,
California ,16," 6,166 "," 1,991 ",,,,
Minnesota,17," 2,667 "," 1,585 ",,,,
New York,18," 4,311 "," 1,564 ",,,,
Virginia ,19," 2,273 "," 1,401 ",,,,
Alabama,20," 2,234 "," 1,234 ",,,,
New Jersey,21," 3,142 "," 1,057 ",,,,
Maryland,22," 1,782 "," 1,043 ",,,,
Arkansas,23," 1,880 ", 956 ,,,,
Florida,24," 4,920 ", 874 ,,,,
Nebraska,25, 936 , 860 ,,,,
Kansas,26," 1,375 ", 774 ,,,,
South Carolina,27," 1,273 ", 704 ,,,,
Massachusetts,28," 1,281 ", 701 ,,,,
Mississippi,29," 1,181 ", 653 ,,,,
Oklahoma,30, 944 , 536 
Colorado ,31," 1,078 ", 315 
Delaware,32, 372 , 293 
Arizona ,33, 904 , 250 
Washington,34," 1,064 ", 209 
Connecticut,35, 675 , 163 
New Mexico,36, 295 , 108 
Utah,37, 497 , 89 
Maine,38, 303 , 82 
Vermont,39, 114 , 53 
Montana,40, 176 , 48 
New Hampshire,41, 283 , 44 
Idaho,42, 187 , 39 
Nevada,43, 297 , 35 
Rhode Island,44, 98 , 19 
District of Columbia,45, S , 18 
Alaska,46, 136 , 13 
Wyoming,47, 37 , 7 
Hawaii,48, 32 , S 
North Dakota,48, 451 , S 
Oregon,48, 835 , S 
South Dakota,48, 130 , S 
To all states,," 213,193 "," 338,332 "
KEY: S = data do not meet publication standards because of high sampling variability or other reasons.  ,,,
"NOTES: The Commodity Flow Survey covers business establishments in mining, manufacturing, wholesale trade, and selected retail industries.  The survey also covers selected auxiliary establishments (e.g., warehouses) of in-scope multiunit and retail companies.  The survey excludes establishments classified as farms, forestry, fisheries, governments, construction, transportation, foreign establishments, services, and most establishments in retail.  Due to industry-wide reporting problems, shipments by oil and gas extraction establishments are also excluded.  ""To all states"" total includes all domestic shipments from the state of origin, including intrastate shipments.  ",,,
"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, 1997 Commodity Flow Survey, Washington, DC: 1999, available at http://www.bts.gov/ntda/ cfs/cfs97od.html as of Nov. 2, 2001.",,,