Office of Planning, Environment, & Realty (HEP)
Environment
This Table includes Federal-aid highway program obligations that were coded as Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements (bicycle and pedestrian facility, bicycle and pedestrian safety, and rail-trail). It does not include some projects that benefit pedestrian and bicyclists, but were not coded as bicycle and pedestrian projects: a typical example may be sidewalks constructed as part of a larger highway or bridge project. This table includes all Safe Routes to School and Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program obligations, whether or not they were coded as bicycle and pedestrian projects, because these programs are solely intended to benefit nonmotorized transportation, however, some States have not coded the projects as bicycle and pedestrian projects.
Federal-aid highway program projects may be constructed over several years, and may have an initial obligation in one year, and more obligations or deobligations in subsequent years. In rare cases, a project originally obligated in a prior year, which may have funds obligated under several improvement types (including as a bicycle and pedestrian project), may have obligations or deobligations coded as a bicycle and pedestrian improvement, but that do not necessarily affect the project total, so that the project may not show up under the program total. This may cause discrepancies with a final total. For FY 2009, we are aware of discrepancies in the Safe Routes to School totals for Arizona and Washington State, where project obligations coded as bicycle and pedestrian projects did not affect the overall project totals, so that it appears there were bicycle and pedestrian obligations, but no overall project obligations. Therefore, the national totals do not quite match the sum of the program totals.
FY 1992 to 2011 Obligations (Millions of Dollars) |
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| Year | New Projects |
Total Obligations |
ARRA TE | ARRA Other | ARRA % |
CMAQ | CMAQ % | STP Safety/ HSIP |
STP Safety/ HSIP % |
STP TE* | STP TE % |
Other STP | Other STP % | SRTS/ NTPP |
SRTS/ NTPP % |
RTP | RTP % | All Other Funds |
All Other Funds % |
| 1992 | 50 | $22.9 | $0 | 0.0% | $13.1 | 57.2% | $6.4 | 27.9% | $3.4 | 14.8% | |||||||||
| 1993 | 163 | $33.7 | $3.3 | 9.8% | $23.8 | 70.9% | $2.3 | 6.9% | $4.2 | 12.5% | |||||||||
| 1994 | 461 | $112.6 | $2.7 | 2.4% | $96.9 | 86.1% | $7.0 | 6.2% | $6.0 | 5.3% | |||||||||
| 1995 | 778 | $178.6 | $9.0 | 5.0% | $150.7 | 84.4% | $13.6 | 7.6% | $5.4 | 3.0% | |||||||||
| 1996 | 706 | $197.2 | $19.3 | 9.8% | $153.9 | 78.1% | $15.4 | 7.8% | $8.5 | 4.3% | |||||||||
| 1997 | 715 | $238.8 | $25.0 | 10.5% | $179.2 | 75.0% | $14.0 | 5.9% | $20.6 | 8.6% | |||||||||
| 1998 | 681 | $216.5 | $15.9 | 7.3% | $151.5 | 70.0% | $16.1 | 7.4% | $33.1 | 15.3% | |||||||||
| 1999 | 724 | $204.2 | $12.6 | 6.2% | $153.9 | 75.4% | $20.0 | 9.8% | $2.9 | 1.4% | $14.7 | 7.1% | |||||||
| 2000 | 971 | $296.7 | $34.4 | 11.6% | $217.5 | 73.3% | $19.4 | 6.6% | $3.3 | 1.1% | $22.0 | 7.4% | |||||||
| 2001 | 1081 | $339.1 | $44.3 | 13.1% | $224.3 | 66.1% | $34.8 | 10.3% | $1.3 | 0.3% | $34.5 | 10.2% | |||||||
| 2002 | 1287 | $415.9 | $44.1 | 10.6% | $270.9 | 65.1% | $36.7 | 9.2% | $12.2 | 2.8% | $62.7 | 12.3% | |||||||
| 2003 | 1237 | $422.7 | $34.4 | 8.1% | $276.5 | 65.4% | $30.4 | 7.2% | $11.7 | 2.7% | $80.6 | 18.6% | |||||||
| 2004 ** | 1226 | $427.1 | $44.9 | 10.5% | $2.4 | 0.6% | $272.7 | 63.9% | $46.1 | 11.6% | $16.2 | 3.8% | $43.8 | 9.7% | |||||
| 2005 ** | 1077 | $399.9 | $41.4 | 10.3% | $1.1 | 0.3% | $240.7 | 60.2% | $48.7 | 12.2% | $14.7 | 3.7% | $53.3 | 13.3% | |||||
| 2006 | 1320 | $394.9 | $29.2 | 7.4% | $3.5 | 0.9% | $232.6 | 58.9% | $13.6 | 3.4% | $17.5 | 4.4% | $16.5 | 4.2% | $82.0 | 20.8% | |||
| 2007 | 1584 | $564.0 | $57.3 | 10.2% | $0.9 | 0.2% | $287.2 | 51.0% | $43.4 | 7.7% | $45.7 | 8.1% | $15.9 | 2.8% | $113.6 | 20.1% | |||
| 2008 | 1817 | $541.0 | $69.5 | 12.9% | $1.8 | 0.3% | $249.9 | 46.2% | $45.6 | 8.4% | $91.2 | 16.9% | $11.0 | 2.0% | $71.9 | 13.3% | |||
| 2009 | 3010 | $1,188.6 | $254.3 | $151.0 | 34.0% | $115.5 | 9.7% | $6.5 | 0.5% | $292.1 | 24.6% | $70.1 | 5.8% | $118.2 | 9.9% | $21.4 | 2.0% | $159.2 | 13.0% |
| 2010 | 3007 | $1,036.6 | $208.6 | $128.4 | 32.5% | $68.4 | 6.6% | $8.7 | 0.8% | $283.1 | 27.3% | $86.0 | 8.3% | $117.2 | 11.3% | $18.2 | 1.8% | $118.0 | 11.4% |
| 2011 | 2763 | $790.8 | $0.749 | $0.138 | 0.11% | $97.4 | 12.3% | $5.8 | 0.7% | $265.7 | 33.6% | $90.6 | 11.5% | $131.0 | 16.6% | $30.6 | 3.9% | $169.0 | 21.4% |
* Abbreviations
| ARRA | The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 |
|---|---|
| ARRA TE | ARRA 3% set-aside for Transportation Enhancement Activities |
| CMAQ | Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program |
| STP Safety & HSIP | STP Safety set-aside and Highway Safety Improvement Programs. STP Safety was included under Other STP from FY 1992 to 2003: STP Safety had its first significant amount of funding for pedestrian and bicycle projects in FY 2004. STP Safety funds were apportioned through FY 2005. HSIP replaced STP Safety in FY 2006. Highway safety projects that benefit pedestrians and bicyclists may be part of larger highway safety projects and coded only as regular highway projects. |
| STP TE | Surface Transportation Program set-aside for Transportation Enhancement Activities |
| Other STP | Surface Transportation Program (STP except TE; includes STP Safety FY 1992 to 2003, excludes STP Safety from FY 2004 and beyond.) |
| SRTS & NTPP | Safe Routes to School and Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Programs. These programs had their first obligations in FY 2006. |
| RTP | Recreational Trails Program |
| All other includes | High Priority Projects; National Highway System; Bridge; Interstate Maintenance; Federal Lands Highway Program (primarily Public Lands Highway Discretionary earmarks); Corridor Planning and Development and Border Infrastructure; Transportation, Community, and System Preservation; National Scenic Byways; Ferry Boats; Congressionally-earmarked funds, etc. Prior to 1998, it includes the Recreational Trails Program: few States coded RTP projects as bicycle and pedestrian prior to 1999 because most RTP projects used other improvement type codes that existed until 1999. |
** Figures updated December 2, 2011
New projects are projects obligated for the first time in a particular fiscal year. Total obligations includes new obligations for new projects, new obligations for previously obligated projects (projects funded over more than one fiscal year), and deobligations for previously obligated projects (funded in one or more previous fiscal years, but final costs are lower than the original estimated cost). Therefore, dividing total obligations by new projects does not provide a meaningful result.
These figures show projects coded as bicycle and pedestrian projects. FMIS does not have separate codes for pedestrian-only or bicycle-only projects.
Projects coded as a bicycle/pedestrian projects usually are independent bicycle/pedestrian projects. The obligations above probably exclude many bicycle/pedestrian components of larger highway projects. Therefore, actual Federal-aid obligations for bicycle and pedestrian facilities are larger, but not quantifiable.
Table 2: FY 1999-2011 State-by-State Federal-Aid Highway Program Funding
Note: The following table presents State-reported spending (rounded to the nearest dollar) on pedestrian and bicycle facilities and programs during fiscal years 1999 to 2011. It is critical to note that not all States follow the same reporting procedures, so the table is not a complete representation of actual spending in States. For example, some States report only spending on independent bicycle and pedestrian projects or programs, but not on facilities that are constructed as part of a larger project. By comparison, some States report all aspects of bicycle and pedestrian-related spending, regardless of whether the facility is embedded in a larger project or is an independent project or program. Readers are strongly discouraged from using this table to draw comparisons between individual States' spending patterns without understanding how each State reports spending.
FY 1999-2011 State-by-State Federal-Aid Highway Program Funding |
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| STATE | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 ** | 2005 ** | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 1999-2011 |
| Alabama | $3,777,824 | $5,774,970 | $7,424,174 | $8,625,480 | $7,734,305 | $12,260,643 | $9,283,737 | $5,295,335 | $10,157,603 | $8,838,786 | $10,375,606 | $22,927,676 | $6,743,057 | $114,155,646 |
| Alaska | $7,104,146 | $10,607,384 | $9,034,324 | $15,927,789 | $20,727,813 | $11,250,386 | $6,844,349 | $6,166,648 | $5,780,411 | $10,333,093 | $12,867,533 | $10,771,569 | $6,239,828 | $132,938,157 |
| Arizona | $5,062,015 | $3,685,592 | $4,014,089 | $1,859,433 | $12,359,479 | $14,767,968 | $12,031,795 | $13,942,507 | $16,282,843 | $13,849,557 | $27,683,562 | $12,823,348 | $9,991,060 | $141,527,485 |
| Arkansas | $2,566,771 | $5,594,444 | $14,298,799 | $7,805,867 | $8,844,060 | $7,288,971 | $1,844,755 | $7,276,781 | $1,069,271 | $7,833,076 | $3,285,023 | $7,006,504 | $2,688,271 | $77,336,593 |
| California | $4,382,911 | $31,725,549 | $28,850,925 | $37,580,525 | $22,004,612 | $50,023,938 | $29,638,888 | $31,228,483 | $53,727,866 | $64,541,104 | $137,337,715 | $72,641,049 | $44,981,254 | $602,377,457 |
| Colorado | $5,122,009 | $2,454,282 | $5,651,120 | $3,804,446 | $8,776,230 | $5,400,340 | $4,728,653 | $7,882,169 | $3,268,273 | $6,950,269 | $23,623,813 | $15,576,688 | $10,518,772 | $103,757,065 |
| Connecticut | $2,143,563 | $4,026,974 | $470,507 | $6,618,713 | $2,472,000 | $4,151,598 | $4,510,831 | $1,259,690 | $6,497,096 | $12,233,736 | $4,711,475 | $13,870,969 | $5,870,336 | $68,837,488 |
| Delaware | $2,837,015 | $2,443,456 | $2,071,445 | $4,679,710 | $3,805,740 | $4,185,223 | $2,496,607 | $8,931,579 | $4,246,938 | $1,923,604 | $15,017,435 | $4,967,302 | $3,025,292 | $60,631,347 |
| Dist of Columbia | $0 | $58,205 | $0 | $2,996,227 | $298,300 | $706,353 | $2,764,684 | $6,615,048 | $3,841,831 | $7,934,781 | $12,704,314 | $5,670,625 | $13,414,918 | $57,005,287 |
| Florida | $19,598,562 | $13,678,871 | $13,587,789 | $46,039,402 | $13,741,063 | $11,556,536 | $27,858,170 | $25,973,927 | $29,376,536 | $23,892,392 | $113,093,332 | $78,037,373 | $79,050,408 | $487,872,481 |
| Georgia | $4,312,144 | $11,486,822 | $24,777,044 | $13,722,644 | $41,226,186 | $8,154,208 | $21,112,779 | -$4,537,622 | $27,144,962 | $26,871,290 | $64,371,802 | $22,447,117 | $48,649,6958 | $309,739,073 |
| Hawaii | $2,727,514 | $1,044,307 | $3,104,170 | -$263,375 | $13,709,873 | $6,654,918 | $10,824,191 | $3,728,609 | $229,285 | $454,740 | ($324,118) | $6,821,852 | $4,645,327 | $52,809,993 |
| Idaho | $1,539,075 | $3,142,466 | $5,321,705 | $3,934,414 | $1,747,815 | $1,760,041 | $1,804,006 | $1,626,505 | $2,406,983 | $7,787,748 | $1,688,110 | $9,304,811 | $981,359 | $43,045,040 |
| Illinois | $5,758,903 | $20,796,791 | $8,562,043 | $6,499,634 | $12,081,926 | $20,957,647 | $8,387,070 | $4,943,081 | $10,121,198 | $6,956,150 | $25,939,996 | $22,144,743 | $19,674,650 | $172,677,959 |
| Indiana | $6,458,432 | $5,918,358 | $11,536,518 | $8,048,492 | $11,146,342 | $6,559,696 | $3,730,351 | $8,922,195 | $12,501,851 | $20,281,702 | $26,656,047 | $50,762,287 | $35,929,226 | $208,297,803 |
| Iowa | $2,795,091 | $3,781,799 | $4,062,897 | $7,417,536 | $8,116,054 | $6,701,071 | $13,693,972 | $8,374,347 | $14,849,674 | $11,021,273 | $17,240,939 | $22,072,999 | $14,357,790 | $134,485,443 |
| Kansas | $882,242 | $2,139,230 | $3,257,916 | $12,566,033 | -$1,840,659 | $1,221,619 | $5,631,788 | $4,776,254 | $6,538,878 | $7,272,291 | $6,931,823 | $7,737,287 | $364,830 | $57,479,533 |
| Kentucky | $5,868,671 | $8,057,336 | $7,356,774 | $10,041,009 | $11,599,914 | $5,549,209 | $13,148,729 | $870,810 | $30,081,793 | ($3,824,949) | $45,072,631 | $29,328,827 | $6,918,909 | $169,808,827 |
| Louisiana | $2,475,518 | $5,758,141 | $4,172,690 | $7,758,167 | $5,002,399 | $6,019,209 | $3,186,040 | $3,907,328 | $7,254,204 | $6,169,103 | $25,928,283 | $9,512,619 | $12,831,683 | $99,975,385 |
| Maine | $1,343,510 | $1,642,843 | $814,727 | $2,991,512 | $908,136 | $2,454,964 | $1,597,452 | $2,209,457 | $2,652,365 | $3,015,086 | $6,873,596 | $3,468,486 | $7,635,391 | $37,568,276 |
| Maryland | $7,196,640 | $1,475,225 | $5,687,465 | $5,672,759 | $6,327,681 | $6,480,525 | $5,577,640 | $4,614,587 | $1,765,726 | $4,626,378 | $9,055,414 | $3,290,699 | $7,545,854 | $68,816,406 |
| Massachusetts | $12,171,988 | $8,958,898 | $19,864,883 | -$9,733,685 | $6,078,959 | $7,306,103 | -$3,138,991 | $1,272,656 | $15,696,401 | $13,189,577 | $53,204,259 | $5,249,941 | $8,010,646 | $138,131,635 |
| Michigan | $7,020,344 | $7,674,819 | $8,402,701 | $9,873,004 | $6,726,615 | $13,481,014 | $15,017,972 | $9,985,960 | $22,149,128 | $13,749,105 | $20,989,711 | $37,832,290 | $19,332,404 | $191,984,491 |
| Minnesota | $4,625,201 | $18,328,165 | $10,527,002 | $9,021,549 | $10,764,107 | $11,674,198 | $8,430,052 | $16,694,038 | $15,350,775 | $13,104,273 | $18,947,414 | $43,673,085 | $17,002,340 | $197,982,200 |
| Mississippi | $3,930,738 | $2,669,224 | $196,537 | $2,233,043 | -$34,603 | $3,739,790 | $7,106,066 | $11,286,312 | $5,403,436 | $2,424,675 | $4,452,637 | $15,124,396 | $10,084,829 | $68,617,080 |
| Missouri | $3,575,847 | $6,162,184 | $15,969,127 | $21,631,170 | $19,078,554 | $13,329,394 | $7,903,865 | $9,660,942 | $12,157,057 | $27,074,834 | $26,610,490 | $31,138,921 | $33,918,558 | $227,055,513 |
| Montana | $3,508,765 | $2,040,648 | $3,291,874 | $3,676,049 | $2,031,125 | $2,670,496 | $2,231,947 | $4,847,679 | $5,838,490 | $9,786,438 | $3,659,018 | $14,525,380 | $5,075,194 | $63,360,799 |
| Nebraska | $2,693,007 | $3,234,437 | $7,429,401 | $5,039,793 | $2,791,175 | $15,580,526 | -$6,499,354 | $9,615,572 | $1,110,347 | $2,595,837 | $3,052,406 | $8,261,440 | $4,483,234 | $59,387,824 |
| Nevada | $1,503,874 | $1,065,809 | $1,024,376 | $2,704,686 | $2,116,072 | $732,634 | $2,310,428 | $1,509,274 | $2,712,508 | $3,709,109 | $3,619,602 | $5,595,986 | $5,419,953 | $33,850,642 |
| New Hampshire | $1,607,189 | $2,882,203 | $2,251,085 | $4,953,763 | $3,166,836 | $4,876,864 | $4,914,035 | $5,353,140 | $6,095,999 | $4,767,824 | $4,261,778 | $2,982,065 | $1,085,626 | $49,198,409 |
| New Jersey | $1,689,968 | $5,182,932 | $6,353,567 | $3,464,458 | $6,999,247 | $7,800,468 | $4,296,614 | $2,489,691 | $7,386,823 | $3,787,190 | $8,074,199 | $22,653,125 | $11,485,517 | $91,663,801 |
| New Mexico | $1,538,956 | $1,398,167 | $4,124,146 | $3,161,389 | $902,353 | $3,420,465 | $4,400,001 | $5,701,267 | $6,497,227 | $7,583,852 | $13,663,972 | $16,437,774 | $10,225,878 | $79,055,447 |
| New York | $2,248,026 | $15,582,486 | $12,781,205 | $14,520,586 | $28,915,186 | $196,082 | $16,175,803 | $21,042,931 | $24,995,339 | $7,606,394 | $49,947,517 | $64,368,212 | $75,793,036 | $334,127,757 |
| North Carolina | $10,978,246 | $4,793,565 | $6,380,450 | $8,243,782 | $6,283,457 | $11,223,542 | $7,418,595 | $10,130,234 | $28,556,564 | $6,554,029 | $43,056,759 | $30,255,974 | $22,111,692 | $195,802,809 |
| North Dakota | $1,691,162 | $1,239,197 | $1,267,526 | $3,302,181 | $1,847,805 | $193,689 | $2,394,624 | $2,726,064 | $1,696,606 | $2,498,502 | $3,484,734 | $5,703,707 | $1,410,388 | $29,456,186 |
| Ohio | $15,579,528 | $9,438,456 | $6,248,270 | $6,579,009 | $14,210,014 | $25,106,213 | $11,236,042 | $10,812,803 | $14,565,787 | $21,260,075 | $26,688,887 | $24,463,690 | $13,565,708 | $199,679,483 |
| Oklahoma | $1,799,062 | $3,315,264 | $6,284,127 | $4,413,352 | $11,133,825 | $3,660,982 | $12,965,998 | -$445,282 | $-$6,921,000 | $3,650,559 | $5,395,643 | $18,243,159 | $3,132,079 | $80,469,769 |
| Oregon | $8,089,196 | $3,133,129 | $2,945,713 | $4,936,874 | $6,211,091 | $6,045,701 | $8,736,937 | $2,514,519 | $3,853,896 | $4,784,548 | $24,733,067 | $13,872,378 | $18,132,980 | $107,990,032 |
| Pennsylvania | -$111,132- | $5,676,869 | $11,020,829 | $9,829,430 | $9,031,142 | $19,998,609 | $22,891,094 | $28,041,885 | $19,909,266 | $40,507,747 | $65,575,425 | $68,873,552 | $41,194,996 | $342,364,713 |
| Puerto Rico | $680,000 | $1,060 | $0 | -$783,345 | $92,568 | $0 | $4,433,766 | $405,682 | $1,244,315 | $0 | ($2,389,794) | $0 | $0 | $3,684,252 |
| Rhode Island | $1,903,535 | $2,560,033 | $3,204,462 | $8,876,309 | $10,839,203 | $9,602,143 | $6,258,614 | $7,703,040 | $5,656,372 | $6,705,817 | $7,222,065 | $3,882,651 | $10,848,942 | $85,259,186 |
| South Carolina | $1,376,605 | $826,376 | $1,261,796 | $1,637,007 | $2,922,301 | $1,193,622 | $1,472,666 | $213,848 | $3,354,943 | $5,457,511 | $11,618,458 | $6,070,584 | $8,026,772 | $45,052,492 |
| South Dakota | $1,182,701 | $189,601 | $743,859 | $622,138 | $836,473 | $442,520 | $150,324 | $2,184,162 | $3,186,588 | $987,465 | $3,849,164 | $10,547,310 | $2,310,571 | $27,232,878 |
| Tennessee | $4,525,860 | $5,735,398 | $3,703,840 | $20,622,442 | $12,174,637 | $17,030,555 | $13,706,782 | $15,936,303 | $18,488,404 | $10,872,769 | $24,577,123 | $26,893,188 | $16,734,830 | $191,001,734 |
| Texas | $3,111,916 | $13,876,224 | $5,026,943 | $23,367,678 | $30,971,088 | $16,191,200 | $18,604,604 | $20,241,366 | $38,845,360 | $23,504,849 | $73,533,819 | $55,362,819 | $34,702,839 | $356,991,828 |
| Utah | $1,775,767 | $3,707,907 | $1,753,711 | $4,566,981 | -$957,802 | $1,573,972 | $2,401,972 | $5,486,720 | $5,620,551 | $4,818,433 | $15,063,860 | $6,239,836 | $11,013,664 | $63,065,572 |
| Vermont | $2,063,158 | $4,648,273 | $2,510,089 | $6,212,542 | $6,949,650 | $2,324,179 | $4,689,619 | $3,959,772 | $6,257,500 | $7,839,049 | $4,407,780 | $5,559,710 | $8,060,399 | $65,460,722 |
| Virginia | $944,571 | $4,330,397 | $4,260,777 | $9,045,542 | $7,540,631 | $7,450,765 | $3,311,046 | $857,673 | $5,923,474 | $4,737,045 | $14,049,208 | $11,715,912 | $15,008,622 | $89,175,663 |
| Washington | $2,297,614 | $4,875,198 | $10,841,897 | $22,121,027 | $9,245,607 | $12,774,897 | $13,298,121 | $14,753,820 | $22,808,097 | $24,344,967 | $46,912,618 | $19,317,818 | $23,923,663 | $222,998,909 |
| West Virginia | $24,000 | $42,521 | $189,026 | $1,228,657 | $536,264 | $986,665 | $243,905 | $6,860,290 | $2,416,986 | $1,723,649 | $2,081,221 | $11,497,470 | $1,049,684 | $28,676,338 |
| Wisconsin | $2,916,682 | $6,127,839 | $14,102,620 | $11,037,610 | $7,174,210 | $10,850,253 | $9,536,861 | $6,754,852 | $10,409,712 | $8,564,061 | $11,741,707 | $16,068,711 | $12,785,402 | $127,976,986 |
| Wyoming | $3,058,819 | $1,639,465 | $1,121,889 | $3,821,258 | $2,378,054 | $1,533,785 | $2,361,184 | $2,281,524 | $2,901,768 | $3,900,145 | $6,449,844 | $3,007,869 | $2,764,204 | $37,219,808 |
| American Samoa | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Guam | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Northern Mariana Is | $270,000 | $67,409 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $337,409 |
| Virgin Islands | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| USA TOTAL | $204,223,745 | $296,697,200 | $339,140,846 | $434,552,712 | $439,745,133 | $427,096,407 | $399,957,694 | $394,886,454 | $563,964,307 | $541,051,539 | $1,188,668,923 | $1,036,603,783 | $790,752,579.01 | $7,057,678,731 |