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Maritime Trade and Transportation 2007

Maritime Trade & Transportation 2007

BTS 01-01
2009


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Preface
Chapter One - Infrastructure—Capacity and System Performance
Table 1-1 Top 25 U.S. Port Calls by Port and Selected Vessel Type, 2005
Table 1-2 Top 25 North American Cruises by Departure Port, 2003–2006
Table 1-3 U.S. Maritime Port Activity and Landside Traffic Delay Per Traveler in Surrounding Urban Area, 2003
Table 1-4 Number of North American Cruises by Destination, 2003–2006
Figure 1-1 Number of Lockages and Vessels, 1993–2006
Figure 1-2 Total Tons Passing Through U.S. Locks by Major Commodity Groups, 1993–2006
Figure 1-3 U.S. Lock Usage by Type, 1993–2006
Figure 1-4 U.S. Locks, Percent Vessels Delayed, 1993–2006
Table 1-5 U.S. Seaway International Trade Through December 31, 2006
Table 1-6 Changes in Panama Canal Traffic Along Principal Trade Routes, FY2006-2007
Table 1-7 Panama Canal Traffic by Type, FY2005-2007
Table 1-8 U.S. Cargo Transiting the Panama Canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean by Origin and Destination, FY2007
Table 1-9 U.S. Cargo Transiting the Panama Canal from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean by Origin and Destination, FY2007
Table 1-10 Top 25 Countries Using the Panama Canal by Origin and Destination of Cargo, FY2007
Table 1-11 Containership Calls at U.S. Ports, 2001-2005
Chapter Two - Transportation Services
Table 2-1 Top 15 Ranking of World Merchant Fleet by Country of Owner, Year-End 2006
Table 2-2 U.S. Privately Owned Fleets, 2001-2005
Table 2-3 Number of Licensed and/or Bonded Ocean Transportation Intermediaries, 2000–2006
Table 2-4 Vessel Operating Common Carriers’ Service Contracts and Amendments on File with the Federal Maritime Commission, 2006
Table 2-5 Vessel Operating Common Carriers’ Service Contracts: Number of Original Contracts and Amendments on File with the Federal Maritime Commission, 2000–2006
Table 2-6 Participation by Vessel Operating Common Carriers in Agreements on File with the Federal Maritime Commission as of Nov. 2, 2006
Table 2-7 Types and Number of Active Marine Terminal Operator Agreements on File with the Federal Maritime Commission, 2005–2006
Table 2-8 Location of U.S.-Based Ocean Transportation Intermediaries Licensed by the Federal Maritime Commission, FY 2006
Table 2-9 The Types and the Number of Active Vessel Operating Common Carrier Agreements on File with the Federal Maritime Commission, 2000–2006
Table 2-10 Number of Vessel Operating Common Carrier Agreements on File with the Federal Maritime Commission by Geographical Region as of Nov. 2, 2006
Table 2-11 Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers’ Service Arrangements: Number of Original Service Arrangements and Amendments on File with the Federal Maritime Commission, 2005–2006
Table 2-12 Concentration in the U.S. Container Shipping Industry
Chapter Three - Domestic and International Freight and Passenger Trade
Table 3-1 U.S. Waterborne Trades, 2001-2005
Table 3-2 Top 20 U.S. Liner Cargo Trading Partners—Exports and Imports
Table 3-3 U.S.Waterborne Foreign Trade Export by U.S. Custom District, Calendar Years 2003 through June 2007
Table 3-4 U.S. v. World Maritime Container Traffic and Gross Domestic Product, 1995–2006
Table 3-5 Top 25 World Container Ports, 2005 and 2006
Table 3-6 Top 10 U.S. Maritime Container Ports, 2001-2006
Table 3-7 U.S. Related Party Trade in All Available NAICS2 with China for 2006, in U.S. Dollars—Exports
Table 3-8 U.S. Related Party Trade In All Available NAICS2 with China For 2006, in U.S. Dollars—Imports
Table 3-9 Top Trading Partners—Total Trade, Exports, Imports, Year-to-Date December 2006
Table 3-10 Port State Control Statistics
Table 3-11 Port State Control Statistics by Port
Table 3-12 Cargo Preference Statistics
Chapter Four - Economic Impact
Table 4-1 U.S. Water Transportation Gross Output, 2002-2006
Table 4-2 U.S. Water Transportation Fixed Assets and Labor, 2002-2007
Table 4-3 Employment in Water Transportation and Support Services, 2001–2006
Table 4-4 U.S. Public Port Capital Infrastructure Expenditures, 2005
Table 4-5 U.S. Public Port Capital Dredging Expenditures, 2005 Improvement vs. Maintenance
Table 4-6 U.S. Public Port Capital Expenditures by Type of Expenditure and Facility, 2005
Table 4-7 FY 2005 Analysis of dredging Costs, Actual Amounts for FY 2005
Chapter Five - Safety and Environment
Table 5-1 Recreational Boating—Age of Fatality Victims and Injuries, 2006
Figure 5-1 Alcohol Use as a Contributing Factor in Accidents, 2002–2006
Table 5-2 Boating Accident Causes, 2006
Table 5-3 PFDs and Drownings in Recreational Boating Accidents, 2006
Table 5-4 Recreational Boating Accidents, Fatalities, and Injuries, 2006
Table 5-5 Recreational Boating Accidents by Body of Water, 2006
Table 5-6 Commercial Vessel—Spills from Facilities and Vessels by Type, 2002–2005
Table 5-7 Volume of Oil Discharges (>1,000), 2002–2005
Table 5-8 Commercial Vessel—Waterborne Transport Safety Data and Property Damage Resulting from Vessel Casualties
Chapter Six - National Security
Figure 6-1 U.S. Coast Guard Detentions 2001 to 2005
Table 6-1 Safety Compliance Performance Statistics by Flag State & Safety Detentions
Table 6-2 Security Compliance Performance Statistics by Flag State & ISPS Major Control Action
Table 6-3 Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement, FY 2007 Participants
Table 6-4 Security Deficiencies Associated with Major Control Actions by Category
Table 6-5 Transportation Worker Identification Credential Program (TWIC)
Chapter 7: Shipbuilding Section
Table 7-1 U.S. Private Shipyards Major Shipbuilding and Repair Base
Table 7-2 World Orderbook Summary, Dec. 30, 2006
Table 7-3 World Merchant Fleet 10,000 Deadweight Tons and Above by Top 25 Flag and Type, 2006
Table 7-4 World Merchant Fleet, 10,000 Deadweight Tons and Above by Top 25 Country of Owner and Type, 2006
Special Section: St. Lawrence Seaway
Table 1 2006 St. Lawrence Seaway Commodity and Transit Results
Table 2 St. Lawrence Seaway Five-Year Tonnage and Transit Levels
Table 3 St. Lawrence Seaway Vessel Transits by Type
Table 4 U.S. Seaway System Downtime/Availability in Hours
Table 5 U.S. Lockage Equipment Malfunction by Type in Hours
Special Section: U.S. Coast Guard


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