DTIC ADA225632: Waterborne Commerce of the United States Calendar Year 1987. Part 3. Waterways and Harbors Great Lakes

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'a0 WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES civ ~alnd44 Weia4 1987 ID 0PART 3 WATERWAYS AND HARBORS GREAT LAKES DTIC AUJGO . F _CT E 0l Ap~oo d tw pub~ck rubce; DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WATER RESOURCES SUPPOL CENTER WRSC-WCUS 87-3 L 9 DISCLAIMER NOTICE THIS DOCUMENT IS BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE. THE COPY FURNISHED TO DTIC CONTAINED A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF PAGES WHICH DO NOT REPRODUCE LEGIBLY. Unclassified I SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE Form Approved REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE OMBNo. 0704-0188 la. REPORT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION lb. RESTRICTIVE MARKINGS 2a. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY 3. DISTRIBUTION/AVAILABILITY OF REPORT Approved for public release; 2b. DECLASSIFICATION / DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE distribution unlimited 4. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) S. MONITORING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) 6a. NAME OF PERFORMING ORGANIZATION 6b. OFFICE SYMBOL 7a. NAME OF MONITORING ORGANIZATION Waterborne Commerce (If applicable) Water Resources Support Center Statistics Center CEWRC-NDC-CC Navigation Division CEWRC-C 6c. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIPCode) 7b. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIP Code) P.O. Box 61280 Casey Building New Orleans, LA 70161 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 8a. NAME OF FUNDING /SPONSORING 8b. OFFICE SYMBOL 9. PROCUREMENT INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ORGANIZATION Office, Chief of (If applicable) Engineers-U.S. Army CECW 8c. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIP Code) 10. SOURCE OF FUNDING NUMBERS Casimir Pulaski Building PROGRAM PROJECT TASK WORK UNIT 20 Massachusetts Avenue, NW ELEMENT NO. NO. NO. ACCESSION NO. Washington, DC 20314 11 TITLE (include Security Classification) Waterborne Commerce of the United States Calendar Year - 1987 Part 3 - Waterways and Harbors, Great Lakes 12. PERSONAL AUTHOR(S) Depactmuent of the Army Corps of Engineers 13a. TYPE OF REPORT 13b. TIME COVERED J14. DATE OF REPORT (Year, Month, Day) 115. PAGE COUNT Annual FROM 1/1/87 TO12/31/ 8 1 89 May 31 95 16. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTATION National Technical Information Service (NTIS) 5285 Port Royal Road Available from: Springfield, VA 22161 17. COSATI CODES 18. SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) FIELD GROUP SUB-GROUP Waterborne Commerce -- Statistics 19, ABSTRACT (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) Waterborne Commerce of the United States (WCUS), Part 3, Calendar Year 1987 is one of a series of five publications containing statistics on the commercial movement of foreign and domestic cargo. WCUS, Part 3, presents detailed data by commodity and traffic for the waterways and harbors on the Great Lakes. The statistics include commodities given in short tons (2000 lbs.) and vessel trips for the harbors and waterways. 20. DISTRIBUTION/AVAILABIL TrY Or ABSTRACT 21. ABSTRACT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION K] UNCLASSIFIED/UNLIMITED 0 SAMF AS RPT. 0 DTIC USERS Unclassified 22a. NAME OF RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL 22b TELEPHONE (Include Area Code) 22c. OFFICE SYMBOL David L. Penick (504) 862-1404 CEWRC-NDC-CC 0 Form 1473, JUN 86 Previuus editions are obsolete. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE III WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES CALENDAR YEAR 1987 PART 3 WATERWAYS AND HARBORS GREAT LAKES COMPILED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT CENTER U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA For sale by: District Engineer, U.S. Army Engineer District, New Orleans P.O. Box 60267, New Orleans, Louisiana 70160 Price $3.25 IV IL 4 CL .,' - - X u Lai / -. C A (L uf E~ Z~ E 06 -- 0 I 0 aL 0 iI . :. . 2 a. 4E a od 0 a (~r-4L e. 0 ~L- N :z I ~ ~ ''4 CONTENTS V Page Map of the United S-ates showing geographical areas covered by each of the five Waterborne Commerce Statistics publications ...... ................. . IV Introduction ................. ....................................... VII Explanation of Terms for Kind of Traffic ........... ......................... .VIII Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce ........ ................ IX Table 1 - Ton-Mileage of United States Freight Carried on the Great Lakes by Area .............. ................................... . XI Table 2 - Freight Tons of United States Traffic Carried on the Great Lakes by Area ................ ................................ XII Table 3 - Net Summary of Foreign and Domestic Freight Carried on the Great Lakes by Type of Traffic and Commodity ......... ...................... .XIII SECTION 1. Comparative statements of commerce for preceding years and the detailed freight traffic for calendar year 1987 of waterways and harbors of the Great Lakes, arranged by U.S. Army Engineer Districts .... .............. 1 St. Paul, Minn .................. ..................................... 3 Chicago, Ill. ....... ...................... ....... .................. 6 Detroit, Mich .................. ..................................... 1 Buffalo, N.Y ................... ...................................... 49 Rock Island, Ill.. ................. ................................... 58 SECTION 2. Trips and drafts of vessels for waterways and harbors of the Great Lakes, arranged by U.S. Army Engineer Districts ....... .................. . 61 St. Paul, Minn .................. ..................................... 63 Chicago, Ill. .................. ...................................... 64 Detroit, Mich ................ ..................................... . 66 Buffalo, N.Y ................ ...................................... . 75 Rock Island, Ill.. ................. ................................... 79 Index .................. .......................................... 81 0 Dtstributioi/ Availability Codeg vasl and/or -Dist lp~al ITROOUCTON VIII This publication is one of a series containing statistics on the waterborne commerce of the United States during the calendar year 1987. Four of these publications present detailed data on the movements of commodities and vessels at the ports and harbor* and on the waterways and canals of the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, and the fifth contains summary data of the country as a whole. The numbers of the publications and the areas covered are: Area Part 1. Atlantic Coast Part 2. Gulf Coast, Mississippi River System, and Antilles. Part 3. Great Lakes Part 4. Pacific Coast, Alaska, and Hawaii - - Part 5. Waterborne Commerce of the United States (National Summaries) Both the foreign and domestic commerce moved on United States waters are included. Data on the foreign commerce were supplied to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census; data for the compilation of the domestic statistics were collected by the several offices of the Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army, in compliance with various acts of Congross. The principal provision governing the collection of these data is included in the River and Harbor Act of September 22, 1922; as amended by Section 919 of the 1986 Water Resources Development Act. Section 11. That owners, agents, masters, and clerks of vessels and other craft plying upon the navigable waters of the United States, and all individuals &,,d corporations engaged in transporting their own goods upon the navigable waters of the United States, shall furnish such statements relative to vessels, passengers, freight and tonnage as may be required by the Secretary of War: Provided, that this provision shall not apply to those rafting logs, except upon a direct requ-,t upon the owner to furnish specific information. That every person or persons offending against the provisions of this section, shall for each and every offense, be liable to a fine of $5,000 or imprisonment not exreeding two months, to be enforced in any district court in the United States within whose territorial jurisdictLon such offense may have been committed. While the information ai now collected and compiled is designed to meet the administrative requirements of tne Department of the Army in connection with the duties assigned by Congress, it also provides useful data for other governmental departments, coimercial and shipping concerns, and others interested in transportation. Waterborne traffic mo-ements were reported to the Corps of Engineers by all vessel operators of record on prescribed forms approved by the Office of Management and Budget under the Federal Reports Act of 1942 for those movements of their vessels which were classified as domestic traffic; namely, between United States ports, continental and noncontiguous, and on the island rivers, canals, and connecting channels of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, excluding the Panama Canal. The reports were generally submitted on the basis of a vessel movement completed in one direction and, for movements with cargo, the origin and destination of the water transportation of each individual comsodity. In compiling the data, the entire movement was included in the year in which the movement was completed even though the shipment may have originated in the preceding year, except that, beginning with calendar year 1961 statistics, a cutoff date of 28 February was established for the processing of reports from vessel cperators covering the prior year's completed movements. Hence, reports of movements completed in 1987 but not reported to the Corps of Engineers until after 28 February 1988 will be included in the next year's, 1988, statistics rather than in this publication, while reports of movements completed in 1986 but reported to the Corps after 28 February 1987 are included in this publication. Sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of Management and Budget, a uniform system of classification for freight was developed with cooperation of all Federal agencies engaged in collecting and compiling data on shipping. This classification, the coemodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce, is used for data on the foreign and domestic commerce presented in these publications, although some minor modifications exist in the foreign data which were necessitated by Bureau of the Census policies and procedures. The domestic traffic includes all comnercial movements between points in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Traffic with the Panama Canal Zone is treated as foreign commerce. Cargo moved for the military agencies in commercial vessels is reported as ordinary commercial cargo;*military cargo moved in Department of Defense vessels is omitted from these statistics. All movements between the United States and foreign countries and between Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, U.S.A., and foreign countries are classified as foreign traffic. Trade between United States territories and possessions, i.e. Guam, Wake, American Samoa, etc., and foreign countries is excluded. These data are furnished to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census under a working arrangement sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of Management and Budget. The data are confined to movements by water, and are reconcilable with published reports of the Bureau of the Census. Shipments of domestic merchandise and re-exports of foreign merchandise are termed exports. The imports include inbound merchandise for direct consumption and entries into custom bonded storage and manufacturing warehouses. Intransit merchandise, defined by the Bureau of the Census as merchandise coming into the United States from a foreign country and shipped to a foreign country without having been entered as an import, is treated as an import when unloaded from a vessel and as an export when loaded on a vessel. Export shipments for use of the United States Armed Forces abroad are excluded from the statistics as are import shipments on Department of Defense owned and operated vessels. Foreign trade data of territories and possessions other than Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, which are under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior, were not furnished to the Corps of Engineers by the Bureau of the Census and are excluded from the statistics of both agencies. Export shipments under the various foreign aid programs on Department of Defense operated vessels, either American Flag comercial vessels under time, voyage, or space charter or vessels owned and operated by the Department of Defense, and various items (listed by the Census) which affect national security are not published in terms of the individual commodities shipped. Instead, a lump-sum tonnage figure is compiled and appears in these tables as commodity code 9999, "Department of Defense Controlled Cargo and Special Category Items." The 1987 statistics on waterborne exports of domestic and foreign merchandise and non-Department of Defense shipments of Special CaLegory commodities reflect fully compiled data for shipments to Canada individually valued at $2,000 and over combined with estimated data for shipments valued $251-$1,999, based on a I-percent sample of such shipments. For countries other than Canada, the export statistics reflect fully compiled data for shipments valued $1,000 and over combined with estimated data for shipments valued $251-$999, based on a 50-percent sample of such shipments. Data on export shipments valued under $251 are excluded from this report. Import statistics for 1987 exclude data on shipments valued $250 and under reported on both formal and informal entries. Informal entries generally contain items valued not more than $250. Foreign trade data furiished by Census are based on reports processed for Census' monthly data January through December and represent statistical year rather than calendar year data. Vill ewareescc 01%c *afd Smaa 19Y7 The figures on ton-miles are computed by the Corps of Engineers; each ton-mile figure reflects only the distance each ton of cargo, foreign or domestic, moved on the waterway described in the section for which the figure ts reported. The summary of ton-mites for the entire United States contained in Part 5 includes movements on the inland waterways and Great Lakes System only, cargoes, foreign and domestic, of deep-sea vessels are included only for that portion of the voyage that occurred in inland rivers, canals, or connecting channels-neither the carriage on the oceans nor the Gulf of Mexico nor the tonnage moved among the territories and possessions, "Intra-territory Traffic," is taken into account. Trips of vessels at ports are reported as inbound, which represents the number of entrances or arrivals, and outbound, which represents the number of clearances or departures. On the waterways, the number of trips signifies the number of individual vessel movements on the waterway in each direction; a'singLe trip is counted for each vessel using the waterway in a continuous direction regardless of the number of stops made on the waterway. Some towboat trips and empty barge moves are sampled to expedite processing and reduce cost. Even with sampling; however, the number of towboat trips are calculated from better than 70-percent of the total number of towboat moves reported and the number of barge trips are derived from better than 85-percent of the total number of barge moves reported. The number of trips reported includes vessels engaged in foreign trade, which are furnished by the Bureau of the Census based on Customs Entrance and Clearance forms. Complete information on trips of vessels, ferry and other, not required to clear formally was not furnished by the Bureau of Customs beginning with data for the year 1969. Adjustments are made to the trip counts, if necessary, to more accurately reflect actual traffic patterns (e.g. inbound vs. outbound trip counts). Customs regulations with regard to entrance and clearance do not provide all data as required by the Corps of Engineers where supplementary information could be obtained, adjustments were made by the Corps of Engineers to reflect the true volume of vessel movements in and out of channels and harbors reported in these publications. Excluding from these figures are United States Army and Navy vessels, such as Army transports and Navy tankers entering or clearing without commercial cargo, and foreign military and naval craft. Some duplication may exist in the number of vessel trips at ports for those American flag vessels engaging both foreign and domestic trade on the same voyage. Since movements of vessels and cargo between two United States ports are reported to the Corps of Engineers, and entrance and clearance must be obtained from Customs at each port of call while foreign cargoes are aboard, those vessels engaged in combined foreign and domestic movements may be reported twice. Draft, in all cases, is the distance from water level to the lowest point of the vessel under-water and is measured when the vessel ts comp-letely stopped - either tied to a dock or at anchor. The draft under way - while the vessel is moving - is dependent on many factors, such as speed of the vessel and depth and width of the channel, and varies from channel to channel. Channel depth of at least 3 feet more than the draft of a vessel at dock is required where vessels must be operated at slow speed. Channel depth of 5 feet more than the draft of a vessel at dock is required in channels where vessels can be operated at more efficient and economical speeds. Passenger arrivals and departures on the various waterways and channels and at ports include passengers engaged in foreign travel. While the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice, no longer provides foreign passenger data to the Waterborne Commerce Statistics Center, foreign passengers traveling between Canada and the United States in the Great Lakes and Alaska areas are reported to the Corps of Engineers from other sources available to the Corps. In addition, the New England Division has been able to obtain foreign passenger data for calendar year 1987 in Bar Harbor, Lubec, Eastport and Portland Harbor. Foreign data on various connecting channels having no terminal facilities, such as Cape Cod Canal, and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, are not available from Census records. Hence, the Corps of Engineers developed such data from canal records. SECTION 1 of this publication presents comparative statements of commerce for preceding years and the detailed freight traffic for calender year 1987 of harbors and waterways in the area covered by this part of the statistics series. SECTION 2 presents data on the movements of vessels at the harbors and on the waterways included in the first section. TERMS FOR KIND OF TRAFFIC The terms applied to the kinds of traffic as found in these publications are explained as follows: Pertaining to Ports Imports and Exports. These terms apply to traffic between the United States and foreign ports, including the Canal Zone. Traffic of the U.S. Great Lakes ports with Canada is supplemented by the term "Canadian" to differentiate it from overseas traffic. Cosetwise Receipts and Shipments. These terms apply to domestic traffic receiving a carriage over the ocean, or the Gulf of Mexico, e.g. New Orleans to Baltimore, New York to Puerto Rico, San Francisco to Hawaii, or Puerto Rico to Hawaii. Traffic between Great Lakes ports and seacoast ports, when having a carriage over the ocean, is also termed "coastwise." The Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound are internal bodies of water, therefore, traffic confined to these areas in "internal" rather than "coastwise." Lakewise Receipts and Shipments. These terms apply to traff-ic between United States ports on the Great Lakes System. The Great Lakes System is treated as a separate system rather than as a part of the inland system. Internal Receipts and Shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports or landings wherein the entire movement takes place on inland waterways. Aiso termed internal are movements involving carriage on both inland waterways and waters of the Great Lakes; inland movements that cross short stretches of open waters which link inland systems; marine products, sand and gravel taken directly from beds of the oceans, the Gulf of Mexico and important areas thereof; and movements between offshore installations and inland waterways. Local. Movements of freight within the confines of a port whether the port has only one or several areas or channels, except car-ferry and general ferry are termed "local." The term is also applied to marine products, sand, and gravel taken directly from the Great Lakes. Intraterritory receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, U.S.A., which are considered a single unit. Pertaining to Rivers, Federal and Private Canals, Connecting Channels, and Intracoastal Waterways The terms "imports," "exports," "coastwise receipts," "coastwtse shipments," "internal receipts," and "internal shipments" are used as at ports. Upbound and Downbound. These terms are applied to movements within the confines of a river, intracoastal waterway, canal, or a segment of one of these channels as described in the "Section included" for each channel. Inbound and Outbound. Traffic moving from one waterway into another is termed "outbound" in the case of the shipping waterway and "inbound" with respect to the receiving waterway. Through Traffic. Traffic moving through a waterway to and from points on other waterways is termed "through traffic." General Terms Freight reported under the terms "car ferry" or "general ferry" ts not directly included in the port or channel tonnage, but ts separately stated and Iabulated. INTRODUCTON Ix COMMOOITY CLASSIFICATION F(R DOMESTIC WATERSORNE COMMERCE NOTE: The conissolty descrIptions used in the statistical tables as thi ptblcaton are abbreiated to conserve pnms space of the folowing coimnIt.': Code Code M). Itre Mus Mu. Itrese Group O-Pars Products Group 20-Feed end Kindred Products 201 Cotton, ra 2)234 Vegetables and prepurutius, cussed and A - hn4iue O22 fBarley and rye prepared and presereed 0l0O Corn 2039 Pruits, and fruit and negetuble juices, canned and 0104 Oa4 r otheraine prepured or preaeroed )11 5 R ice 204 1 d We a t fl o r sed and l ins 0106 Sorghum Groins 2042 Animal feeds 0107 Weect 2049 Grain till products, not elseshere clasified Il Soybeans 2061 Sugar 0Gld FLosseed 2062 Molasses O1l9 Oilseeds, we elsesh ere classified 201 Alcoholic beverages 0d21 Tobacco, leaf 2091 Vegetuble otis, it grsdes; eurgsrive and U12 day And Podder shar"1ing 0129 Field crop,, not elseshere classiiied 2092 Animal ails end fAs, not elsehere classified, D131 Presn troits including curiae 3132 Bananas nod p antains 2094 Groceries 0133 Coffee, dreen and roasted (including instant) 2095 Ice 0134 Coa beans 2099 niscetlaneos food products 0141 Presh nd fro n vegetables 0151 Liye uninals (livestock) except eo snimils. Croup 21-Tebacco Products corn, dogs. etc. 0164 Animals and animal productsr not elsewhsere 2111 robacco nanafucruren classified 0191 Miscellanous far, products Group 20-Msic Tentiles Group 0M-Foreat Products 2211 Manic teutile products. eucept testile tibers 2212 Textile fibers u t elseIwere classified 0641 Ccude rubber and allied us ,jb I Forest products, nut elseshere classified Crup 23-Apparel and Other Finished Textile Products Including Knit Group 09-Fresh Fish and Other Marine Prodnets 2211 Apparel and other finished textile products, inc ludind knit 0911 Fresh fish, exepr shellfish 0912 Shellfish, encepr prepared or presereed Group 4-Lusmber and Wood Products D911 Menhaden Except furniture 0931 arine shells, unanufuctured 2611 Logs Griup lO-eratllic Ores 2412 aited Iogs 2413 Fuel sood, charcsal, and nusten 1011 tees ore and coeceutrutel 2414 Tiaber, posts, pules, pilind, and ocher sood in the 1021 Copper ore snd con.entrates rOUgn 1051 Bauxite end other ali.num ores ad 2415 Pulpwood, log c oncentestes 2416 Wood chips, staves, ildings . snd excelsior 1061 Hanganese ores and concentrates 2421 LuCber 109L Monfereous metul ores and concentrates, nor 2431 Veneer, plywood, end other Werked wend enshern claSsified 2491 Wn-id esnnfactures, not elsewhere clessified Grop :I-C: Group 2S-furniture and Pixtures 1121 Coal and lignite 2511 Furniture and fintures Croup 13-Crude Petroleum Group 26-Pulp. Paper and Allied Products 1111 Cr.,. pc--.-en 2611 P., 2621 Stndart newsprint paper Group l4-Nonetellic linernls, 2631 Paper and paperboard tncepr Fuels 2691 Pulp. pupor and poperboard products, not elsewhere ulAssified 1411 Limestone flux und Cul1creOns stoee 1412 Snildiug stone, unworked Group 27-Printed Mutter 1442 Sand, gravel and rushed rock 1451 Clay, ceramic and refrectory mterials 2711 Printed matter 1471 Phosphuts rock loiS MutueI fertilsuer material., not elsewhere Group 28-Checiculs end Allied Products clasifed 1491 Salt 2810 Sodium nydroxid (taustic * 1) 1492 Sulphur, dry 2811 Crude products from coal riu, petroleum, and 1493 Sulphur, liquid nurral gas, escept bennene und tolaene 1494 Gypsum, crude and plsters 2812 Oyes, orgasic pigmeisr, dyeing and asing muteriuls 1499 Igomtallic minerel., ecept fuels, nt 2813 Al:ohels elsehere classified 2816 adioucriVe ad associated swateriels, including nun res Group 19-Ordnnrs and Aceeasuries 2817 Benzene ad toluene, crude and coemrcially pure 281 Sulphuric acid 1911 Ordnance and accessories 21119 Basic chemicals and basic chemiest prodrts., met el sehere classified Group 2.-od and Kindred Products 2821 Plsic materials. regenerated relluleso and synthetic resins, including film, .heeting, and 2011 Meat, fresh, chilled, or fromn laminates 2012 Meut end meat prodnts prepared or pres.rved, 2822 Synrhetic rubber including cussed meat products 2823 synthetic (man-snds) fiber 2014 Tetters enimal furs and oits 2831 Drugs (biological product, medicinal chemicals, 2015 Animal by-products, not elsesiere classified btanicl products aid ph areteurial preparation) 2021 Dairy prodecrs, eacept dried milk end rena 2811 Seep, detergents, and cleaning prepartins; 2022 Dried milk and ceus perfumes, res rieS, and ather toilet prnparations 2031 fish and fish products, inclnding shellfish, 2851 Paints, varnishes. Lacquers, nss, ad allied prepared or preserved prodcts 2861 Goe and wed chemicls 2M71 Mitrgenons chemital ferrilisers, encepr iin:ures 2872 Potesic chemicaL fettlisers, eteptt lst.reeu 2873 Phosphatic chelmcel erllisers, escept .1.tnr1 s X .twaukn- &msm*4WlA-d Sonst. ff 91 code Code NO. Item dame Wo. Itm Nams hrosp 2d-Chemtcals and Allied Proaducts Group 3A-Far6cated Metal Product$. Kcapt Ordnance, Machinery and 287, Insecticides, fungicides, pesticides, and Transportation Equipment disinterttants 2879 Pertiliera and fertilizer saterials, tt 3411 Fabricated metal product*, except ordnance. elsewhere classified machinery, and transportst ion eqaipm*nt 26V1 Miscellaneous chemical producia Cesup 33-n~hisery, Inrept Ilectriral droup 29-Petroleum and Coal ProdGEces 3511 Machinery. escept eloctrucal 2911 Gasoline. including natural gasoline 2912 Jet fuel Group M-lectrical Machinery. Equipment 241 eroene sad Supplier 291" Dintillote foci nil 2915 Residoal foeI oil 3611 electricsl machinery equipment and supplies 29h Lubricating oils "ad grease 2917 Naphtha, naral spirits., salenta, not Group 37-Transportatton Equipment elsewhere classified 291d Aphalt, tar, and pitches 3711 Motor ehtcles, port. and equipment 292O Coke, including pvtroleum coke 3721 Aircraft and parts 2921 Liquefied petroleum gases, coal gases. 3731 Ships and boats naturl gas. and notural gas liquid. 3791 Miscellaneou transportation equipment 2951 Asphalt building material. 2991 Petroteum and coal products, not el sehere Goup 38-Lnotraments. Photograpoic ans classified Optical Goods. Matches and clocks Group 30-RUbber and liicellaneous 3811 Instruments, photographic and optical goods. Plastic Products wtches and clocks 3011 Rubber and miocellaneous plastic products Group 39-"tscellaneous Products of Nanufsctsrsng Group 31-Leather and Leather Products 39L Miscellaneous products of manufacturing 3111 Leatner and leather procts Group 40-Waste and Dcrsp Materials Croop 32-Stone, Clay, Class and Concrete Products 4011 Iron and steel scrap 401Z Nonferrous metal strap 3211 Glass and glass products 4022 fes te wate, scrap, and swepisgn 3 41 Bilding cement 402 4, Paper a te and scrap 3251 Structural clay products, including 4029 Waste and scrap, not else..here classfied refractories 3271 Lime Group 4l-Special Items 3261 Cot stone and stone products 3291 iscellaneous nonmetallic mineral products bill Mater 6112 Mscellanmoss shipments not identifiable by Group 33-Primary Metal Products €cd Ma ity 4113 LCL freight 3311 Pig icon AIM Aseriss sed is wacerumy improremnc.t, Goeraisc 3312 Slag mterials 3313 Coke (coal and petroleum), petroleum pitches Der m epty co ftainer. and asphalts, and naphtha and solvents Department of Dens. controlled csgo sod special 3314 Iron and steel ingots, and other primary category item forms, incloding blanks for tab, and pipe. and sponge iron 5 t.rgnes esported on Department of Defense controlled 3315 Iron and steel bars, rods, angles, shapes and oesels st her than goods for the use of U.S. Armed Porces sectio.s, including sheet piling abroad) and non-Department of Defense shpments of military 3316 Iron and steel plates and sheets component items labbreviated SCi) for which csoaity 3317 Iron and steel pipe and tube detail is not furnished to the Corps of Engineers. 3318 Porroaloys 3319 primary iron and nteel products, sot elsevhere classified including castings in the rough 1321 Nosferro s.etals primary smelter product, basic shapes, wire casting, and forgings, encept copper, lead, .inc and aluminum 3322 Copper and copper alloys, whether or not refined, unworked 3323 Leas cuJ ninc including alloys, unwnrked 3324 Aluminum and al inum alloys, unorked lWaterbone &ounerce oj the United Sates. 17 Xl 3' 3' -4 I I N '4 - 1£N a a ' a a a 3 a taa t ... a.a N I * o-3 a - N ' 3'I 44 0 N 3 J 3' 4 XII 7#cea4tae &mawtee 4 Mc Itaded Learn. ~9ff7 I a., - to I to a a a a a a a to to a a a a a a - K- a, * - a a a to a to * a- to a a N a a a to a to a - I to to to to C N N to C to N - to i N N to * to -- to to 'V < a I a a -, - - S a : wet a to a a a a a a .4 ,------------4-- -~ I ON N 4~ N to N I a------------ o -. to a., - a to a to to a a to - to a-a a- r to to N to to 5% .0 to to to to S Al a to 0 - to to to a to to to S N S to to to to to to - N to to a 'N C to t% to a to to to - to - a I to to to at a a, I a N N a to a to to 0 to ajtotL. j a iv a a - to to to N I A) * to to4 - I - to toto to to to to to to N to 0 - to N C N to N to to to a, to a a i N to a a to N N - -~ a- - - - - - - - 4 -J N L.a to to a- to to to to to a to to to to a - to a to to - to -A titototo to (.1 Nto N toN to to toto~) to a isa to a tao an to to 0 At US oWfe m 4a *fted StA*4, 1987 xlll TABLE 3 - NET SU44ARY OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FREIGHT CARRIED ON THE ;REAT LAKE3. BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND COMMODITY COMPARATIVE STAT[EET OF TRAFFIC YEAR SHORT TONS YEAR SHORT TONS 198 ......................... 221,7,54 i! 183...o...... .... ...... .......... ................. 138,17,0 1 9 , 9 .. .. . .o . . . -.. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. . . / : : 4e : 4 7 1T 1 9 8 4 . -- .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. .... .. .. .. ..-. - - - - -- - 1 6 2 , 7 9 9 , 2 3 0 |9980 ......-.........-........-........................ 1 985OOS .....-......-..............--- .. P .................... 146,1l7,,22 191 ........ e-............... ..... ......... * 4617*|' 5--'' -- ............ ........................... 18OS 1982 ..................... p2,8e|! ......... o-.~o.. ... ... o*o**..I8,UJ .mO27ess..3o8..m8..7.m1O.O.pO 197...... P.............. ... 4,0,3 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 _ (NET TRAFFIC 14 TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FDR E I N DOMESTIC C O M MD I T Y T O T A L - I M P O TS T E X P O R T S! CANADIAN I OVERSEA S A AD AN I OVERSEAS OASI ISE LK[ I SE I TER A L LOCAL TOTA, ALL C04400TES-------..18108,339 10,00,3131 3,35779 2,766,16 5,283,163 1,31 96, S21 0S 1,09,550 ,Z50,2B2 0102 BARLEY A40 RYE ----......----- 4seB~ 7,2321 -------- 276,577eT 205,04s . ...... P.. ...... ...........- ..... .... 0103 CORN------- ....... --- |T~ 73--........... 1I ' ' - ' ' 5.783 I,|Zm ....... ........... 616,109 94,1 -----........ 26S6 ----- 0104 OATS ---------------- ------- 44es6| 44561 .... ..... ...... P...... ....---. ,los RCE .......................... ,5 92 ..; - , 9 ....... ... I ... ....... ........... ... ... 22 : i2 2 2 :2 2 1 2 : 2 2 : 2 2 : 2 2 010T HEAT------ ............... 2,440,03 b,8------ ITSt1652389 ......... 1 89021 Q,73 * 0111 SOYBAS--.....................f 1,091,2S,- ....... l ......... 19,962 926e923 "--..--- '------ ......... ' ... !!2 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC- .....--- SeS' 3,3 ..----- * 137,55S . e9m ....... ;;o........ 1406.....*..... .......... ... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC- .............. 6,960 79 .....-..-.-. 8,859 m......... *..........*..*........... .... 0 1 3 C O F F E E ' . .. . ...-- -- . . ...-- - - . .. .- -T27 2 - . --. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . .i . .. . ..o - 011 FES4 AND FROZEN VEGETA6ES--- 0960 2! Iv 79 39,22 m..... ..... 927i ---------- -.--...-- 0161 AN|ILS AND PR.OJCT$, NEC---- Ibb 12 14b .......... a . ......... -.........-....... .... ..... O191 I CUEL %US ARM PROD UTS--- 1 52 ....... --........ .. .... ....- .......... 21.... ]....-.. ......... 086 B!eS EROOCTND :LLED ........ 1447 ..... 1,8 ibI .......... ........... .................... I .......... ......... 0911 FRESm FISm, EXCEPT SNELLFISH--l 1,546 .-.... .... .P....... .... ...... 49B- ........ 71---.. S 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED .... 'c ......-..... 10 ........ o.. .......... ...... "°''°'"........ , : 3 1 7 : A DI I E S E L S e U AJ FAl C T I R E D -I 7 , 3 1 9 . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . .. .. . . * e . . . ..0.. .... .... 7 : 3 1 9 . . .. -. . . - - | 1 0R R A O 0 N C E T R A T E - -- -. 5 8 # 1 0 9 , 7 3 ' 3 2 9 8 , 2 6 5 9 5 05 7 3 5 ,S 9 5 ,B 0T , 1 7 4 3 , : : : :- -- -5,. $ 2 0 , 4 2 1 1 3 7 S 2 2 , 7 2 8 1151 A LU I NJ4 'RES , CO CE T RT E$ ... 3 ,S eg -.. ....... 3, 59 .......... .......... ........... ........ ; I. . O. ' ' ' '''' ' m '' ' " 1061 "-4WGS,%SE ORES, CONCENTRArES-- 40,975----- ....... --.....- ...-..- --- ..-.-.--... .......... 1091 40NFEflROJS ORES, CONCENT, NEC-i 65eb4b 4r906 59,140 . ...... *.... p* ...... .m... ...... *.......... 1,b001 ......... 1121 COAL AkO LIGNITE-...---.-...-... 33eS,32 S0 97, ...... ... IS,79,OOS! 12,b65---......... 17'TbS M ....--.-...- 90,7so 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU4 ............... 121,3941 39,5b8 6018?9'-*--.- .. ....... " "......... ..... r 2,S26 ....... 18,469 1 4 1 1 L I E S T O E - ' - ' - - - - - -- - -- .- - -- - 2 , 3 3 3 , 1 4 2 . .. . .. . . . . - -. .. , 0 1 0 4 - . . - - - - - . . . 1 , A ! 3 7 3 1 - . . . . 41 2 SU LDI VG STONE, JN ORK O -- - .. 7 . ........ .. - -- - - - -- - - - - -- -.... . ;2671 '-.-.. -... .. ... . " 1 4 4 2 S A N D , G R V E L , R S E D R C R - - -- R 7 58 , 0 5 3 1 , 2 S 3 ,T 7 6 : 3 6 9 2 Z8 I O , O ' m . . . .. . .. . . 5 7 , 3 4 2 1 4 , 0 1 9 , 5 7 5 ,0 9 14SI CLAY-'''*- ................. 5-' I3:722' 10155b437 1O9 Ob: bbss ........... 25,6021 1,411 L ......... 1 4 9 1 S A T --. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . .. . . 1 : 6 1 3 0 9 1 1 3 7 5 0 0 2 2 2 ' 18 1 , 4 7 3 5 b , $ 9 !'* ' ' ' * . * . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. 1494 YPSU4 CUE AND LASTERS.. 1,6012b ...-...... .... .......... .*..... . '' ... !i 2~i6 e''* l ----.. 149 OMTALLIEC MEAL, C ..... 90,902 2669 461,531........... 6869:- ...... - 0 14,83T] 60,750 911 ORNANCE, AD&CESSURE$ ...... 3 2 21j::::::::::::::::: o ......... .......... ......... ::: 2011 vEAT, FRESH, C4ILLEU, FR31EN-- 1,89 ---- ;.............. :84!-...... 012 MEAT AND PRO DCTS , N CC ---- -- . .0 0 20 . . . .. . . . .o -. . . .- . . - . - - - - ' -. . . . 2014 TAL O , 411AL F T S AD OL -- 19, 7 2 ."..... " .... . ' '"......... |R b7 2 -........ .. . ..... .;.... . -- - -- . . 02t A1Y PROUCT, NC ----------- ,077 .......... .......... i .......... ....... :. ........... ,°7; .......... ..... 2030 VEGETAeLES AND PREP, NEC ------ 1,123 ..... ....... 15h------ 039 PREP RUIT ND VEG JUICE, NEC- 2,7q] 1595 119b, ..... I .. . 2 0 4 1 X E , T F O U R A D S E O L I A ------ 6 , 6 6 . . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .; ; i . .. . . .. .. . i 6 , 6 7! .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 4 2 N I M L F E E D $ " - - - - - - - . .. . .- - -. .. . 2 1 , 0 5 S S 7 .* -. . - -- -. . 1 3 , 5 3 5 -. . .. . .. . .. 2 , 8 3 , , S 8 1 -- - - -- - - -- 209 GRAIN"ILL PODUCT, NEC ...... 80,957 640 o7 ........... 8,o90 .......... ,........... .......... iiiii 2061SUGA ........................ ,,,125 20 11,05....... ............ ....... 2001 ALCOHOLIC REVER,,ES -- ----.. 7 b 3 t 2, I............T63 , , . !: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : 1 0 1 V E G E T A B L O L S , ., 9 , , S H O R T, .-- 3 , , 1 6 9 2 5 5i 3 o , , , 9 .......... ...... ......... Z094 GROCERIES ..................... 184 .....m..... ........ !1 ... . ........ ..... ..... " 184 ..... .. 209S ICEm--- .... ................ 2401 .......... IS9 ...... ';.... ................ $I........ 2099 MSCELLAEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS ... S7.10, 2.1 606 .--..-..... 72,S!..... ..- * 13860........ 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTSo........ 12255 291 1,52 .... m....... 1'.....1-.o.. Z 5 1 1 , P P, 4 L ....................... 1, 0 9 3 1 ---------- 1 2 ! .......... 6, ! . .........; : : : : : .....A 2411 LOGS ....................... | 55i .......... 59 i .........-. I .......... o I .......... 48......4 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PIL34G-- 2,6b01---.--.-..... ..... "----! .......... ..........- ''' 2,6$0 ..... ...... --...- 2 21 LU BER ....... o. ......... ...... $33, 511 I5, 33 11 60 2,T;9 -oo ............. ..-...... 2 3 1 V E N E E R , P 0 0n O O 0 # O R E D O O D - -o I S5 5 7 1 6 2 9 1 . .. . .. .o . . 3 m ' * ' ' 3 ,$ 6 7 . . . . . . . o. . .. . .. 191 WOD ANUFACTURS, NEC--....... |#1 1 25! .......... ....... ... !.... ...... 1034 ........ ...... S|| UR4TURE AD FXTURES ------ :'1'. 9 7491......-----...-....-- 1 aDo.-........ ?bit PULP .......................... 18,1W3 65,67 6SS,31 151 2,9,1 ........... 2,71 ........ ...... 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ...... 169,41l1 148,126 ---------- : .... .....o. b m...... 21,2T9 ....... ...... 1691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC-- 43$O 9? 242; 9 82,L........-..- ......-........ ........ o 711 PR1TD ATER-..--........-... 138, 17 041 *..........--'*' ''''-" .. o. 610O SODIUM HYROXIDE ------..----- 9,973 .......... ..... .''' . .... ...... .....*--I---*- ,7 .*o. 2,11 CRUE T,. OL, CA, PRODCS-- 1,0 0 4,629 ;''4;9 6,31 .......... :.......... 1 2.6 4,00 3,000 2, 12 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS --- 3 ..... ...... I...... 31................. I .... IJ ALCOMLB ...................... 640881 26,06 994 i 266 93|j -- *'' " * j ' ' ...... 5...... ..... 3'4 217 BNZNE AD TOLUENE-.....-..... 141616 's$5 .......... ' 32,T33 ........... .... 35o*'*' $,2S4 ...... 7071 299 ASC CHEMCALS ND PROD, NC- 311.,10 5|,4|4 10,49 25 3O0 FO........... 79998 1911 14,672 2921 PLASTIC 44TERIALS-............. 3,632 2,?24 1,2081 21 3T9 .......... *-o--- 1 .......-...... -..... '252 SYNTETIC UBBERo-............. 117 "......... |171 .......... ......... I-........' . ..- .......--.. 2 8 11 DR U GS -. . . . .. . .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. . . 5 6 7 1 9I 3 1 1 - :: : : : : ::o- o 6 -. .. . . .. . . * * o - o . . . . * * - . o ~ . 2601 SOAP--" ................... 2,573 61 2ba ,281.......... ,,Ai. ..... . ..... .*..........- .....*.... 2951 PA1TS ........................ 23,94 2'a2 i~b'6 I 4. ... .. o...m****..... 961 UM A40 4000 CHEMICALS---- ....... ",0 ......... a0 ....-...... .....-..... ----- ....... --- *-- oe.*-.. 2 7 1 4 T R O S E M O S C H E M F R T I L Z E S - ~ 2 , 9 2 7 6 3 0 4 8 9 B 8 l O 0 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3T : 9 7 bI . . . $ T 1 4 , 1 S , 9 7 2 P O T A S S C C m[ m F E R T I L I Z E R S - .. . . . I , Z 3 ,T 4 | *, a 3 , 7 2 4 * . .. ' . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . .. .- - . ,.. .. 2. -- - - - - - - - - - 2673 PHSHATIC HEM FERILIZERS ... 9,720 .......-- .......... .....- *. ....... o.... 97Om.*.. 2676 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS*- ... S '***' ...... *----..-..... . .... ..... o..........*... :... ..... . 879 ERT L Z E R N D MTER ALS, EC" 7,33 4 9 ,60 8, 07 ...... -... . ......... . ... ** ....... ... . 9 O6T -l - .. ..... 2091 413CELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD... 4,434 1, 6T Z,361 57 341....... .... ... *'''*''' ..... ".... XIV ?Vwl mce of6 the Usare Seuta, 987 TABLE 3 - NET SU44HY OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FREIGHT CARRIED 34 T19L 6REA1 LAKES, d¥ TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND CON40ITY (CONTINUED) FREIGHT T 1AFFIC, 197 (COITINJ ) (NET0 TRAFFIC 14 TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) COMMODITY TOTAL -4WOT" CANADIAN UVLRSEAS CANADIAN ' O RSEAS COASF-ISE LA Et-1E INTERNAL LOCAL 2911 GASOLINE - - - - - - ...........-- $43,ASI 53,300 .......... 6 0,13b .......... .......... 648,1 16,600 3,o02 2912 JET FUEL-------------------- 0 --- - 8,169 ---------- ----------. 25,960 .......... t78* ?913 KEROSENE----- -.---- 39,009 1,283 ---------- 27,071 ........... ........ 9,44 .. *.... 1,255 9R0 DISTILLATE FLIEL OIL ----------- 45,52 159,482 ... 285gq *-...... 30, -- ........ 381,00 ---- -- 17'.,971 Z915 RESIDJAL FUEL OIL ------------- 991,350 151,688 S,271 ......-............. ........ 395,000 2,810 .o3,.4s ?916 LUFRICAT14G OILS IO GREASES-- 158,77 38 19 s,9q20 10 .......... a7,37? 51, II j,9'9 2917 VAPHTYO, OETROLEJO SOLVENTS -- - 7,900 20,551 ......... ........ 0....... .......... 11-00 4,200 .l,749 910 ASPIALT, TAR, 8ND PITC'-E. * 5598 35 ..... *. 9,673 ---------- ---------- b39,731 30,990 170,11s ?920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE .0.-- ... 997,191 231,100 .......... 120,000 161,90 ........ 205,075 97,698 100,44. ?921 LIDJEFIED GASESS------------- -: 6.7 271 20 ------- 9- - .... -- 596 .......... ... 2991 PETROLEJ4 AND COAL PROD, NEC-- 3; ----......- 27 .......... 7 ........................................... 3011 RUBBER 440 "IS: LASTIC PROD:: 15,598 183 3,055 19 9 2. . ...... .11,899.................. 3111 LEAThER AN0 LEATHER PROOJCTS-- 297 4 78 ---.-..-- ... is... ........... is........ ........ 3211 SLOSS AND GLASS DR3DJCT. ......................... 7-- 800 2. .......... .. .......... ...... ........ ..... 3241 SUILOING CEMENT.. ............... 0127- 135? 5 ,936 129,063 36,720 ---- ---- - -- 2........ 2,567,699 5,.n ---.-.... 3251 STRJCTURA CLAY PRODUCTS....... 8,1911 289 7, 3........... 19 .......... ........... ... ...... .. ..... 3281 CUT STOE AD STDNE PROOJDCTS 1,225 70 1,14b 9 ...................... ........ ............. ......... $291 ISI NOSSETALLIC INESRAL PROD- 1,33s" 20 223 3 8 ............ 1,041 .......... ......... 3311 PIG IRO5......................- . 119,36.5 117,962 1,901................... ............... ... ..................... ......... 3312 SLoG-........................... 830,093 19,109 .......... .......... ........ ............ ... .b5o o 155,80.. --...... 3314 0R0 AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS-- 591,086 .......... 3b8,017 .-.----- 1.. ,21a ........... S3,877 167,900 ........ 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET- 1908,363 33,1o 1,blb,050 ............... ..... ........... ............. 5.....9,20. ...... 3316 195 AND STEEL PATES, 34EET3- 133,0..bS.-.-.--- 13,769.. ......... 2,529 - .......... 90 94077 -....... 3317 TRO AD STEEL PIPE AND tJ9E- 34,03 9? 30,300 ... ... ..... . . --........ 27..--................ 33168 FE90ALLOS. - - - - ---.........- 1 665 24,127 73,577..... ........ . . .......... 20,200........ 3319 R4 050 STEEL P93OCTS SEC.- o8,3R9j 312 5,b31 8,82 62 ........... 7,378 ?6,164 --...... 33 01 9050RR3 8ETNLSE 4C. . 3.... ... ,929 626 3,000 206 13. .-...... - ...-.... ...... 3322 C E ALLOYS, 1 a............... .... 33... 32..................I......................................... 33 LE ZIN U, 144..... ,05910,092 226 1483 -------- ----........................... . - ------ --- ---- ---....... 3329 ALj9I83 :5 LLYS J.R09ED: 23:13h. 1J90 2?,862 ........ ; .............. 9....................... 3011 P089100TE0 8ETAL POODUCTS..........'1,263 7,753 29,382 13 225 ............. 72,550 300 ....... 3511 9A0,415RY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL-. 51,357 1,08 00,900 35 b,9s2 51 887 1,004 ......... 3611 ELECTRICAL 9834 050D ErdU)9..........2,702 002 2,055 5b 229............. ........... .......... ......... 3711 ot00 VENICLES, 969T3, (23iP.. 120,55 9,82b6 4,195 l00,795 07 ........... S1 ....... ..... ...... 3721 1RC F T 00 204TS.... .... .. 2 20 4i .......... ............ .......... .......... ............. ........... 3731 SHIPS 0 -0 .........................87 31 33 5 6 30.....--...... --......... 3791 4 1; TR44SP0RTATIO4 E6JIP4ENT- 2,202 ----------...... .20 r' .............. .1,2 ................ ............ 8 INST1 T1 E P04T 0 OPT 303 391 5 0 ........... ... 189 ............ . ........... .......... ......... 391 433 4 CTJ0 *RODJCTS.... 1. 20 ?32 " ..... " g ........ . 552 2-..... . ......... 40011 JR0 D 0 31LEL SCOP......... ....... 5S2........ ....... 5 -,302 208,756 ,00 0012 04FERR0 5 METAL 3CRP.... ----... 01,042......... ....... 1,6 9'-.--..-.--........... -... --- --------..... -..... 302? TEXTILE NASTE, SCRA0, P, 33- 1 ........ a129 03TE 4) SCRP9, SEC".... .... . . ......... ::: . .......... .... .! ....---........... .... 20 .......... ......... Il CO 3 S, ".C. ..................... 5,214 5,2n 838 30h' 1,034 ............. 37,831 -------....-- --.... !1 I T-WEAY 13.3VE-E4T NAT------ 38,153 ................ -..... ............-.---....-....... 3,.Iss ..--- .....-.--- 0119 EMPTY C T IE -* .......... ;::: .. 3...................... ........ .................... .... ....... ... 3. . ........ 9999 lEP44T4E4T 3F E 0 S;; N; ....... I ooo....o.oo ......-..- .ooo.o.. . SSALT O I6DED 1N O4ETALLIC MINERALS, V3, T AVID DISCLOSURE r ISNIVIDJAL COMPANY OPERATIONS. SECTION 1 FREIGHT TRAFFIC r . .. . . . ST. PAUL, MN, DISTRICT (GREAT LAKES PORTION) 3 LAKE SUPERIOR AREA TWO HARBORS (AGATE BAY), MINN. SECTION INCLUDED. ENIE IABR CONTROLLING DEPTH, 26 FEET EXCEPT 'OR A 26 FOOT AREA ALONG THE EAST PROJECT LINE. PROJECT DEPYMI 26 FEET IN INNER BASI AD 30 FEETl 'EAR ENTRANCE. NAVIGATION SEASONS MARCH 3 TO SHIPPED ALL WINTER LONG. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR TONS TEAR _ TONI 1976.................................................... 1*0,127,261 1953..................................................... 9,054,9;9 1979.................................................... 11 2,1 3 99.......................................................7?,676,53 196........................................1,57,04 193........................................Is3123 1953................................................... 11,3223 1965..................... ............................... 69,631,23S 1962.............. ...................................... S5, 059 ,996 I 1967 .................................. 7'1,I FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) LAKEOI SE COMMODITY TOTAL LOCAL SHIPMtEN4TS_ TOTAL................................................................................................ 7,418,005 7,813,996 S 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SMELLF13........................................................................ 5.......... S 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........................................... ................................ 7,815,9986 7.113,996.j.......... DULUTH-SUPERIOR HARBOR, MINN. AND MIS. SECTION INCLUDED. SUPERIOR BAT AND ITS TRIBUTARIES, ST. LOUIS SAY AND ST. LOUIS RIVER, AND ALLOUEZ BAY. CONTROLLING DEPTMI 32 FEET IN LAKE APPROACHES, DIMIN1SHING TO A 41NIMUM OF 20 FEET IN CERTAIN INNER CHANNELS$ THERE ARE NUMEROUS 1-2 FOOT SHOALS SCATTERED IN PORTIONS OF THE DULUTH AND SUPERIOR HARBOR BASINS. PROJECT DEPTHS 32 FEET IN LAKE APPROACHES, 27 FEET IN DULUTH AND SUPERIOR HARBOR BASINS, SUPERIOR FRONT CHANNEL, AND IN ORE-CHANNEL ROUTES THROUGH NORTH AND SOUTH CHANNELS TO 0. 4. 9 1. R. RT. ORE DOC9S1 27 FEET IN HONAROS BAY AND ALLOUEZ BAYI 23 FEET IN REMAINING PORTION OF SOUTH, UPPER, AND MINNESOTA CHANNELS TO HALLET DOCK NO. 6; AND 20 FEET FROM THENCE TO NORTHERLY END OF CLOUGH ISLAND. NAVIGATION SEASONI APRIL 3 TO JANUARY 11. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC ___YEAR TONS3 PASSENGERS YEAR - IO-NS-14 PASSENGERS_ 1976.8 ................................... 91s,641,364 231,626 1963........................................ 30,099,178 176,004 1979..................................... 947,725,073 196,630 2964........................................ 37,255,941 212,732 1960 .........o........................... .:.,3,366 233,690 1q5.....................216,6lb41 .1,000 1961..................................... 39,a3,50 269,536 1966......................29,1,00 215,154 1962........................................ 27,936,065 206,684 1961..........................................36,462,67......... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SHORT TONS) I FORE1GN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEN1SE COMMODITY 3TAL - --- _ LOCAL _____________ ____ ___IMPORTS EXPORTS IIMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL..........................36,962,667 6b.,B80 4 1526,394k 4 36,SS 535! ,S~ I.1,8? ISZ7,950! 2 .946.k3l. -4014 0102 BARLEY AND RYE.............................I 486,6541........... I 203,0431 7,22 27,7..... .................. 0103 CORN.......................................I 36,44 ....... 3,0j............................. 0108 OATS......................................... 31,0271 ............... 31,02711!.......................... 0107 WHEAT....................................... 2,391,023............. 1,614,606! 43,310 143,662............. 569,021........... 0111 SOYBEANS..................................... 252,61861...........I 272:9261.........9,6901............ .......... .......... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC................................ 137,655............. I3 11 ~ 369 ........ .......... ................... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC-...................6,938.............869 9....................... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.................. 19,700...........I 19,700,................................ 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT S4ELLFISH ................... IS? .... 15.7..IS 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.................. 20,078664 ............. ,2......[ 7,0,10........ ;69,979........... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE........................... 10,146,080............ .......... .......... I 26,3501 63,799 10,053,931............ 1411 LIMESTONE....................,8,1......................................... 1,28,219 ................. 1442 SAND, GRAVF,, CRUSHED ROCK.............. ... 611,100..........................................110 1851 CLAY......................................... 109,911.............. 6,638............. 103,273 .......... .......... ......... 1499 NOMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.................... 199,779 ............... 21 63,443............. 66,313.............. ..... 2012 HEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC......................... 20 28 .......... .... o..... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2022 DRIED -ILK AND CREAM......................... 94,634.............. 94,634 .......... ......... .......... .......... ............. 2081 WHEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA ................. ?To......................737.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 2042 ANIMAL FEED................................... 1,731.............. 1,028 703............. .......... .......... .......... 2099 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC..................... 5,600 o............ #163 527............. .......... .......... .......... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MIARG, SHORT ................ 858.......... .......... se............6 .......... .......... ................... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .............. 9,615 .......... 9,61S.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCT$....................... 3,769 3,768 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ............. 2311 APPAREL......................................... S B....... ;.................................. 2821 LUM8ER........................................ 1,02...........7 30............................. 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES......................... 4 a8.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ............. 2631 PULP......................................... 65,668.............. .......... 65,666.............. ......... .......... .......... 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ..................... 124,667.............. .......... 124,667.............. .......... .......... .......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD...................... 14..........25 I.. .2391............. .......... ......... .......... 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS................... 5so SO .......... ................................ 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC .................. 28 20 .............................. 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS.......................... ... 62 62 .......... .......... : . .......... .......... .......... ............. 2691 SOAP-- . ........................... 7 ?..... .......... .......... ...... ....... 2651 PAINTS ..................... ................... 20 14 1 ................ I.......... 4 1~4e.,tae aeas~g~eo~ te Waaed 5trfe4, 49SP7 DULUTH.SUPERIOR MARBOR, MINN. AND OIS...CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC* it#?--CONTZNUED C&HORT TONS) FOREIGNDOMESTIC OVERSeAS CANADIAN LAKEMISE COMMODITY TOTAL I ____________I_ LOCAL __________________________________IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS I EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS~ 269t MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ................ 2 9 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL.......................,77:................................... 75 9915 RESIDOAL-FUEL OIL...................6, as...............7,5......................,206!.. 33,982 299CKPTDENCK...............1564........1564......................... 30 11 RUBERAND MIS 9PLASTICPROD............ .......... ................................................ 3241 BUILDING CEMENT.................2769 3570. . .650 590 149,599' ..................... 335IRON, STEEL SMPS ECMET.............. 26,268 26,265.......... .......... .................................. .......... 33324: ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, NMORKED..................3 3:.......... ..... .......... .......... I....................... 3411 FABRICA TEO METAL PRODUCTS.......................02 70 3'?................................ 353 MACVIERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA....................3s6 267 69 .... ............................ 3611 ELECTRICAL. MACH AND EQUIP...................... 6 1 5 ....... .......... ................................ 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS................................. S.......... .......... . .......... ................................... 3911 MISC; MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ..................... 5 1 4Q1 IIRON A ND) STEEL SRA&P ..................... .... @1J...... 10,156!.. . ..... ..... ... ST. PAU, MN, DISTRICT (GREAT LAKES PORTION) 5 OTHER HARBORS AID WATERWAYS HARBOR OR WATERWAY COMMODITY TONS :PASSENGERS PROJECT ASHLAND HARBOR, MIS...........................................21121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 59,169........... 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 4.209........... 1442 SAND, (RAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.......................... 360........... TOTAL.............................................. 63,738........... SAYFIELD HARBOR, HI1.......................................... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHILLFISH........................ 172........... 1442 SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED ROCK ..................... 1 43........... 2411 LOGS ................................................. 2911 GASOLINE ........... ........................... ...... 2914 DISTILLATE FUELIOIL.....................96........... 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES...................................... 22............ 3241 BUILDING CEMENT..................................... 135........... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS....................... 94........... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL..................... 6......... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES. PARTS. EQUIP ....................... S'8si......... 3911 RISC RANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ................ 4212 COHRDDITIES, NEC ............................. 419..... TOTAL............................................. 2b,211 244,A6 SERVER BAT HARBOR, MINN...................................... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH......................... 4........... CHIPPEWA HARBOR (ISLE ROYALE), RICH ............................. N C0MRERCE REPORTED CORNUCOPIA HARBOR, NIS....................................... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH........................ 90........... GRAND MARAIS MARSOR. MIN.....................................0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH ........................ KNIFE RIVER HARBOR. MINN.........................................NO COMMERCE REPORTED LA POINTE HARORN, HS..........................................2911 GASOLINE............................................. 43........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL-OIL ....................... 96........... 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES............................21......... 4112 COMRODITIEB, NEC................................... 4.199........... TOTAL..................................... ......... 4,349 227,9t2 LUTSEN HARBOR, 4IN.............................................. HO0 COMMERCE REPORTED PORT RING 'ARBOR, M013....................................... 0911 FRESH FISH. EXCEPT SHELLFISH........................ 108........... OARROAD HARROR, RINN............................................ NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED NO NPR4OJECT TACONITE HARORN, MINN........................................ loll IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........................ 7,479,151 ........ 1411 LIMESTONE......................................... .7S.SS .... ... TOTAL............................................ 7.555,009........... 6 7?fte4oac eo~w. o4 de Wooetd S~a, 19f 97 CHICAGO, IL, DISTRICT MAUKEGAN HARBOR, ILL. SECTON NCLUED:ARTIICA HAROR ASINCOFCABOUT 235 A&CRES AND ENTRANCE CHANNELEFROM LAKE.NICHIGAN APPROXIMATELY 2,008 FEET IN LENGTH. PR OET OEPTI2FEET INENTAE HNEL,15 FEET BToEEN PIERS AND INNER BAIN 8FEINACHORAGE AREA Of APPROXIMAT'ELY 6 A CRES. COMPARATIVE STATEMEN4T OF TRAFFIC YEAR TNS YERTON4S 145....................................478,733 1983 .............................. 9216 18................................................. 286,33 At5..............................0,1 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 DOM4ESTIC (SHORT TONS) LAKEMISE C 004001 Y RECEIPF1S- TOTAL........................................................................................................................ 457,730 14'94 GTPSUH, CRUDEND. :!!:: PLSES.......................................................227,900 341 BUIOLDN CEHENT................................................................229 ,430 CHI1CAGO RIVER (HAIN AND NORTH BRANCH), ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO) S ECTION INCLUDED: RAI N RIVER FROM RUHSTREET TO JUNCTION OF NORTH AND SOUTH BRANCHi NORTH BR:ANCH TOCNORTH AVENUE. PROJECTtDEPH: 21 FEET FRO RUS ST3REET IN TH ME MAIN RIVER T0 NTH AVENUE I N THE NRTH BRANCH, ICLUDING, THE NOT BANC CANA AND HENRT TMURNING BRANCH BA7SI." COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS JYEAR -TONS - 197.........................................,75,261 198 ................................................ ,853,72 297........................................2,798,123 3988............................................... 2,1901,778 IT0....................................................2,625,907 ' 198s5..................................,6,4 1981............................2,29,800o, 16...............................................2,7,8 192..............................238,7 97................................9,0 FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 1967 FOREIGN (SHORT TONS) CANADIAN COMMODITY IMPORTS TOTAL ....................................................................................................................... .____ 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC................................................................................................ 1,348 TON-MILES, FOREIGN, 4,044. DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) LAKEMISE INTERNAL COMMODITY TOTAL- k_ T4ROU~GH LOZAL __ THROUGH RECEIPTS UPBOUND DONOUNDIRECEIPTS SHIPMENTS uFBDUiO DONBUNO TOTAL............................,6,48 274 86,067 ___162,500 358,i21 54512,0-90,950 2.172 21,26Z 212 COL AD LGNIE................2.36 I 3,98.......................,450, .......... 1311 CRUD PEIOEU.................258............,2 2s3I.. ..... 1121 LIMET 252.......... 'a ............. 9,9 704I2,4 182 ADGRVLCRSEDRCK 1,6,20..........................670.........,0.4............... 149NNEALC-IEAS E . 144,124 1,2..........987 6,3...............920........... 2024TALOM, NIML FTS AD OLS-- 35639.................. ................ ,89................. j02 ANMA F;lEEDS............... I , - , ....................... 61. .0..... 0 ......... 2,2 29 ASI CHMLS A *R, NEC. 1,09............401 ........... 3.81......,57................ ,I ............. 2872 NIROENU 1-!tEM1 FEOTILS.ER. 14,20...............,47 200...... .. . . ... 2,742.. 2912JET FUL...............62318..........,3 7,2.................................... 11 REIDL FUL ............ 5,2..........2295 2987...............................00 Z96LRCA7; IS N EASS. 4,0.......S..................200............................. 291 'APTAPRLU S OLENS.. 1,40...............1,40 .......... .......... .......... .......... ..................... a918 AISALLT,FAR,O .NDPITHE............36,9............12,1- 24,555,................................. 3241 BUILDING CEM4ENT................... 136,646.......... .......... ............... 138,b46 .......... ... ...... .......... .......... CHICAGO, L, DISTRICT 7 CHICAO RIVER tMAIM aD NORTH BRANCH), ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO)--CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967--CONTINJED DOOESTIC--CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) .... LAE I f INTEAL-- COMMODITY TOTAL HR OUGH LOCAL THROUG" RECEIPTS UPSOUDNO DOMNBOUND RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS JPSOUND OORNdOUND 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS... 15,160i............................... ........ 15,160. .......... ......... .......... .......... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET- 86,633 - .......... ........... ........... 6,633 ............ .......... .................... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS- a328.......... . .................... ,32 8 .......... ......... .......... .......... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TU3E-... 495!........... .......... .......... 496 ............ .................. .......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC 9,S87i.......... .......... .......... 5,251 1,33 .......... .......... .......... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UMOREG- 1,387-........... ........... .......... 1,357. .......... ......... .......... .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL... 1,267 . --.. -----. ----------. "-.. -. --. . 1,2 .7 --.......... ......... .......... .......... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.-- 9931 . . . .. - - - -3 - -................... .......... .......... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ........... 18,996.......... . .......... .......... .......... 17,96 Ia0 .......... .......... TONeMILES, DOMESTIC, 2,614,910. TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 1,813,806. TON-MILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 2,818,954. CHICAGO RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH, ILL, (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO, ALSO INCLUDED IN STATISTICS FO ILLINOIS RATERMAY) SECTION INCLUDEDI OAMEN AVENUE TO LAKE STREET. PROJECT DEPTHi 9 FEET. CoMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR - . . . ... ....TONS 1978 .................................................. 3,030,229 1983-..................................................... .2,560,522 1979..................................................... 3,028,459 19504.................................................... 2,194,726 1940... .................................................. 3,510,7OS 15 ...................................................1,962,051 19- - .................................................. 3,343,328 1986..................................................... 3,333,761 1982.................................................... 3,269,820 198?..................................................... 2,371,064 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 DOMESTIC (SNORT TONS) ... ... ... -- LAKEmISE LNTERN&. COMMODITY TOTAL -- THROUGH LOCAL TonL6, m UPSOUND DOOMNOUND RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS UPBOU4O DOMNAOUDO TOTAL-...................................... 2,371,068 86,067 162,S00 33b,686 64,400 187,700 l,415,83A 114883 1121 COAL AND ITE-......................... . 328,61 .......... .......... . .303,2731-........... .......... . 25,36 ........ 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM.............................. 2,528 2,528 .......... .......... ................................... ........ 1411 LIVESTOSE.................................... 1 01,042 .......... .................................... .......... .......... 13.042 1442 SAN), GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCR-............... 1,263,020 ........... ............. .11,70...............186300 1,065,150...... --- 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC............. . 162,84S .......... . 39,817 20,441 ....................... 63,437 39,150 2014 TALLOM, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS.-- 35,639 ..................... I............................. .. 3.,639 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS................... -..... 1323........... ........... . ................................. . .1,323 2813 ALCOOLS-................................. 1,395.................... .................. . .......... -1,395.......... 2819 SASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ............ 6,079 4,50; .......... ........ ..................... 1,379 .......... 2871 NITROGENOUS C4ER FERTILIZERS.............. 14260 9,479 2,010 .... ..... ...................... ........... 2,79 2911 GASOLINE-................................. . 15,136 13,8701 1,26b ........................ ......... .................... 2912 JET FUE...................... ................ 16,248 9,136i 7,112.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL...................... 27,05. 10,118 16,213 . ........... .................... 722.......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL........................ . 56,528 22,995! 29,527 ........... ..................... ........ 4,006 291b LU8RICAT149 OILS AND GREASES............. . 42,000 .......... 42,000 ............... ................................... 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS.............. 1,400 1,400 .......... ........................................ .......... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES................ 36,96 12,041 i 24,SS -- -..................................... .......... 3241 BUILOING CEMENT. .......................... 138,66 .......... ........... ..................... ......... 13, ........ 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ............ 15,160 .................................... 510..... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, E7C SHEET-..-..---.. 86,3 3............................... .... ............... 8,633.. 331 IONAN SEE PATSSHET............ 8,638.......... .......... .......... .......... ................. 433 ....... 3316 IR04 AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS--'--- ........ 5''''''' ''""''''""'''' ''''',320 *------- 3327 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUE-.....--.-.----- -. ---....... .------.. ............ ..........----- .--- .44........ 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC....... .' S7 ............. .... ........... ...-.......... ........... 5,251 1,336 3324 ALJO4NUM AND ALLOYS, UNAORKED.-.....- ..- .. 1387.................... ............................. 1,387........... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL------- ..--- -..... . 1,2?8T 7..............................................12'87........... 3702 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP-.......... .............. 93 ........................ ............... 993 .......... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.................. ... 84,7996 ........ ............. 1,4001 66,4001 1,400-........... I 7,5,6 TOTAL TONMILES, 9,542,254. . ' 8 7atse e &mce t do *ateed Stfed, 19J 7 CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, ILL (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO, ALSO INCLUDED IN STATISTZCS FOR ILLINOIS WATERAY) SECTION INCLUOEDI CHCIAGO SANITARY AND 84IP CANAL. DAMEN AVENUE, CHICAGO TO LOCKPORT, ILL. PROJECT OEPTN 9 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YLAR TONS I YEAR TONS IS ............................................. 19,942,458 i63 .......... ................................ ....... 16,74,50 1979........ ........................... o.. .. ........ . 20,013,114 194................................................ ...... I1,9,449 1960 ........................................ .22,67576 198 .......... ............................... 15,904,3S9 191...................................... ....... .... 21,706,164 1986 .......................................... 19,S24,046 1962... ................................................... 19,063,704 196T .................................................. 16,596,820 FREISHT TRAFIC, it COASTNIE AND LAKE1ISE (SHORT TONS) DOMESTIC ,COASTwISE LAKEIISE COMMODITY TOTAL 9i H D : SHIPMENTO_ RCIPT8 SHPmET AS OUNO TOTAL . .. . .................................................... ............. 23,660 6,539 169,2921 97S 6,378 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES .............................................. 500....... .0 0.......... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM .................. ........... .............................. 2 2 ....... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC. .................................................. 9,8171......... . 39,6171.................... 2619 8ASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ............................................. ,0.......... ...... .. aooS 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS .............................................. ...... 11,499 ................ 2,010 9,479 ........ 2911 GA3OLINE ....... ...... .................. ....................................... 19,40.......... . . ,13S 2912 JET FUEL ................................................................... 18,83. ........... ......... 11,471 7,112 2913 KEROSENE .................................................................. 1,42 -.......... ,242 .......... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ....................................................... 8,667 .......... 16,213 12,454 ......... 2915 RESIOUALFUEL OIL . ......................................................... 67,941 8,539 34,262 25,240 ....... 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES.............................................. 42,000.......... 42,000 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS. ............................................... 1,o00 .......... .......... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ................................................. 45,79........... .33,706 12,041 .......... TONMILES, COASTWISE AND LAKENISE, 3,654,264, INTERNAL (SHORT TONS) LOCAL I THROUGH COMMODITY TOTAL I RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS I UPBOUNO DONSOUNO TOTAL ............................................. ............. 1 6,314#9601 5,850,.161 1,773,490 2,566,205 4,009,118 2,11S,603 0103 CORN .................................................................... tA .. 4i...... .223,534 ..... .... 1,417 216,163 0104 OATS ........................................................... .2,937i.... ....... .. .... . .. ,937 0107 WHEAT........................................................... .. 6,664:. . . :,647 0111 SOYBEANS....................................................... 1,17.......... S436 0931 MARINE SMELLS, UNNANUFACTUREO ..................................... 7,319............--.........-- ..-....... 7,3191 ....... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES...................................... . 16,437..................... .......... . . ,3......... 2051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES.................................... 2,971 1,372..-.-................' .1,99'.......... 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES ....................................... 63,05s; 2I4651.......... .......... I.60,590.......... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC .................................... 17,034 7,28 ....... ,30 1,600 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ............................................. 3,6 76; 1,96271 .......... 0750 159814 ... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM .............................................. 13,672 o ........... .41616i 190 .,59,..........11 1411 LIMESTOE ....................................................... 40,326 3,02S .......... .-- .. .......415 63,8 1442 $AND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ..................................... 2,991,84 1#19,477 31,501 ,9,900 26,257.......... 1451 CLAY....... ............................................... .....1............... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERAL, NEC ................................... 379 44 126,075... ...... . 0 192,622 ......... 2014 TALLOM, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS ................................. 36 671.......... 1228.......... ......... SS,639 2042 ANIMALFEEOS - ................................................. 28,690: 1,7b 1010 ............. 2 ,764 14,160 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC ....................................... . 2,790.......... 4,417 ------..... 2,757 14,66 2061 SUGAR ........................................................... 412 4,142 1,248 1,0221 ....---- 2062 MOLSSES. ...................................................... 76,496: 2,772 ............ I 73,7 .......... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARG SHORT.................................... 2,873........... 1400 1473. .......... 2421 LU48RSE.............................................................. 9,784, 8,186 ................... ,98..... 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED 0 ................................... ,31S 7...... AsSl .... 2611 PULP ........................................................... 7,6491 7,649 ...... .......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARO ........................................... 0,434' 5,412 .-.-.......... .... S. ,02.......... ZoO SODIUM HYDROXIDE ............................................. .1628 142,093 6,059... . ..... ' 269571 .......... 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS.................................... .16,586 1 2TS 96,734 3000.-.-.-..- .18,200 2813 ALCOHOL .................................................... 39653 208,6 1, 944 ,347 217 SENEZ[E AND TOLUENE ......................................... 10 97 2904 23,223 47,072-.......... . 0,899 2015 SULPNURIC ACID .............. 1,313 .......... .......... ............ I 2323......... 2829 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC...................--.---.....- ... 4213,910 202,695 12,7S0 27,S1T 147,840 3,068 2571 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS................................... 166,969 22,862 2,541 12,624 127,697; 2R225 1671 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS.... ...................................... 7,337........... .......... ........ .7,3ST ..... 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERS........................................ 10,994 .......... ........................ 10,0941 ........ 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC -.................................. 10,534 .......... .................... 0S31 .......... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD-....................................9,650 6,760.......... ........... 27,829 23,061 2911 GASOLINE ....................................................... 163,445 24,335 32,336 SS98 20,S5 10,231 2912 JET FUEL ........................................................ 2,3 .......... .......... 16!.......... . 2913 EROSENE. ........................................................ 0,327 34,049 ............. .2 3 5015-.......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ............................................ 363,016 111,37S 85,S28 14S,793; 22,923 8,407 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL 01L . .............................................. 01,0S0 213,206 332,491 273,S391 17,4961 64,326 2916 LURICATING 016 AND GREASES ................................... .334,617 273,310 6,16 3,9681.......... 51,121 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS................................. .. .163,826 69,206 36,7T 40,3491 648 10,913 2915 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ................................... 450,179 74,762 42,260 167,618.......... 165,531 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE......................................... 797,75 86,647 323, 9S 100,944, 169,916 117,058 3141 UILDING CEMENT .................................................. . .63,00 60,1 ...... . 7 3271 LIE E........................................................... .... ,.. 10,036. - --................ .............. ....... 8,,3 C AGO, K, DISTRICT 9 CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO, ALSO INCLUDED IN STATISTICS FOR ILLINOIS UATERNAY).-CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19g7..CONTINUEO INTERNAL..CONTINUED (SNORT TONS) LOCAL COMNOOITY TOTAL RECEIPTS SHIP MENTS PSOUND DNAOUd $iPI IRN........................meee ....... . ~e .....e......ee, 2 3311PIG lOO 33,36 , 4 62,141 3,032 3312 SLAG ....... S.2..................................90,971 104.901 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ....... .......... . *. - 304,40s; 34,745 .......... .......... 17,654 111.962 3315 IRON, STEEL SNAPES, EXC SHEET ....... ........... *.... 467,978 109,175 1,497 .......... 272,172 85,135 5316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS. ... ........................ 155,6511 2,S11 ................ 35,139 118,001 331? IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE.......E. . ..- ..E........ 24,589 12,847 1,00 *....... 10,702 ........ 3318 FERROALLOYS . 171,402! 4,221-...-....- ......... 159,896 7,245 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NECoEC.................. 72,30b 12,832; ...... .... . .. 1,6 41,658 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNNORKED. .. ................... 5,312t .... .. .. * 8,312 ......... 3324 ALUMINU4 AND ALLOYS, U4ORKED-.................................. 7,444!.......... ................... .7,444 .......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS................................ ... .7S2, 2,412 ...................... 300 40 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL .................................... 7,S40 2,539 1,400 .......... 2,401 1,200 3711 NOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIPi............................................. 993........... .......... ..........993 .......... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ............................................... . 214.......... ...................... 130 84 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP........................................... . 69,9901 1,611 54,913 .......... 160,069 449,397 4029 MASTE AND SCRAP, NEC-........................................... 13,2391.......... 13,239 .......... .......... .......... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC.. ............................................... 802.......... ........... .......... . .02 .......... 4118 NATERNAY IMPROVEMENT AT........................................ .1,350 ..........- 1,3- .......... .......... .......... TON.NILES, INTERNAL, 223,605,651. TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 16,598,820. TON-MILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 227 5A5915 CALUMET-SAG CNANNEL, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO, AL60 INCLUDED IN STATISTICS FOR ILLINOIS MATERRAY) SECTION JNCLUDEDI CALUMET-SAG CNAN&. FROM ITS JUNCTION RITH CNICAGO SANITARY AND SNIP CANAL TO BLUE ISLAND, LITTLE CALUMET AND CALUMET ;:VRS TO TURNING BASIN NO. 5. PROJECT DEPTHI 9 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS PASSENGERS 198 ...................................... b,034,231 1,200 1983 ...................................... ,44S,250 boo 1979 ...................................... 5,830,427 1,290 194 ...................................... .577,7b3 650 190o...................................... 6,042,097 1,300 1965..................................... .828,780 40,358 191 ...................................... 6,841,966 1,300 1986b...................................... 7,S03,14? ........... 1982................................. ..... . 5,441,831 392 1987....................................... 6,127,480 ......... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, IS? LAKENISE (SNORT TONS) DOMESTIC COMMODITY TOTAL L AK-- 13E- RECFIPTS SNIPMENTS UP86UND DOMNSOUND TOTA ...................................................................... 36,040 6378 2,908 11,584 15,170 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES .............................................. SOO500 ............ 00.......... 2911 GASOLINE ......................................................... 5,534 2 .. ... 4,268....... 292 JET FUEL .............. .... ........................................9,447, 7,112........... 2,35...... 2915 KEROSENE............................ . ......---................. . 1 1,2021 ...................... ........... . .. 42 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL .............................................. 2,336....... 2,33 291S E31DSJAL FUEL OIL........................................................... . 9,788.......... 2,908 2,14S 4,735 2918 SPNWT TAR, AND PITCHES. .................................................. 9,193 ...................... ,....... 9,193 TO%-MILES, 6AKEOISE, 611,446. INTERNAL (SNORT TONS) CMOIYLOCAL - THROUGH COMMODITY OTAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS UPSOU4D DONNVOUNU TOTAL .......................................................... 0 44 367,414 620 3,006 10 1,860,39 0103 CORN.......................................................... 217,580.............2 5..0... . .. .. . ... 1,417 216,13 0104 OATS ............................................................ 2,937 ........................................... Z,937 0107 WHEAT. ........................................................... $4,647............ ............................... .54,647 0111 SOYBEANS ............................................................... . 83,83....:............... ..................... 83,S83 0931 MARINE SMELLS, UN"ANUFACTURED.................................. 7,31q ................. .... ........ 7,319 ........... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES-...................................... 16,437-............ ................ 16,437 .......... 031 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES.................................... . S9Q..................... .......... 1,59 .......... 106t MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES................................... bO,590.......... .......... . ........ 60,590 .......... 1091 NONFERROUS ORFS, CONCENT, NEC .................................. 98,310 1,600 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ................................................ 03,293 1 .......... .......... 1 7,443 90,7S0 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ................................................ 3 5. .. 13115........ ....... ..... 1411 LIMESTONE ...................................................... 9 .......... ........... 5 22,8 1462 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSE ROCK........................................ ..11.2'7 1,366.......... .. . 350 8,5 ........... 14SI CLAY. .......................................................... 1,411 .......... ....... .. ........ .1,411 .......... 10 W4&t4*.w eomce 4 d(e Uirted Staes, 1987 CALUMET-$AG CHNNEL, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT O CHICAGO. ALSO INCLUDED IN STATISTICS FOR ILLINOIS AATERNAY)--CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 1967-.CONTINUEO INTERN&L..CONTINUED (SNORT TONS) COMMODITY TOTAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS LOCAL U RDOU G NOUNO 1499 NONMTALLIC MINERALS, NEC ..................................... 100,744 4,570-104,270 . 2042 ANIMAL FE D ................ 2.........-..-.--.............. 5,621 2 12, 8T 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC . :-: 17:373............. . 2,7 14, 2061 SUGAR . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 : 022--" 11,022 2062 OAELASSES . 73,720 60.432 -- 13,292' 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARG. SHORT .............................. u.u..... . ..1,473 1,4731.......... ........... .................... 2421 LUMBER.................................................. ....... 1,598............, . .... 231 VENEER, PL9 ,OOO, WORKED MOOD................................... I... 2 71..........I. ........... . zSS7 .......... 2631PAPER AN PAPERBORD .................................................... e ........ 5,022 o .......... 2510 SODIUM HYDROXIDE................................. ................... 1695761 67,S31-.................... 101,723.......... 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS-...........................................500300.... ...... ---- 0................. .50,100 2413 ALCOMOLS ....................................................... 161,6 12 33 34 9,083 9061 16,09 2617 BENZ1NE AND TOLUENE ............................................ 63,770 ...................... 1 ..5 2SS6 46,099 2818 SULP4URIC ACI .................................................. 1,313 ........... ..................... 1,313........ 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NECi.................................. 323,641 80,566 ........ 116,755 66,949 59,351 2571 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ............................ 157,057................................ 127,697 29,360 2672 POTASSC CHNM FERTILIZERS........................................ . 7337.1 . .......... . .... .. ........ 7,337 .......... 2573 PH0SPRATIC CNHE FERTILIZERS-.................................... . .... 1 0.......... -....................10,994 .......... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC .................................... 10,534 1,467-.... ... .................. -,9T 7.... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .................................... . so s90o ......... . .. ...... .. 27,629 23,061 2911 GASOLINE ...................... ........... .. ........ ...... 79,232 17,692 . 3,431 26,446 2,863 16,800 2913 KEROSENE ....................................................... 5,015 ......... ............ ...---...50 . .... 2914 DISTILLAYE FUEL OIL ............................................ 66,008 11,201 1 .......... 40945 93 13,769 2915 RESID3DALUEL OL ........................ ...................... 180,197 7,164, 57.970, 73,2S2 13,132 26,680 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES.................................... . . 2S,521.. .. . ......-............... ... 52,521 2917 NAPNTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS.................................... 32,179. . 6,53 25,596 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ...................................... . .322,394 .......... 131,552 252,259 1,400 38,184 2920 COME, PETROLEUM COKE ........................................... 8 . 69,433 06-781. 263,471' 111,084 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ................................................ 19,69.... ...... r. . 19,169-.......... 3271 LIME......... ... ...................................................10,036 .................. .. ......... 6,602 2,436 3311 PIG IRON ....................................................... 312?5 4,509.... 23,734 3,032 3312 SLG 7........................................................... 99,872 ..... 94,971 104,901 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ..... o ............................ 4,460 ..... .......... .142,498 12,962 33 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, XC EET...................................... 270,673 14 0 ! ................... 171,499 8S,134 3316 IRON AND STEELPLATES, SNEETS-......... ....... ................ 14,012 1,045 -...... ......... 25,766 126,001 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE....................................... 10,204 .......... ..... .............. 10,204........... 3315 FERROALLOY ..................................................... 167,181 4,200................ .. 155,696 7,26S 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC ........................................... 49,807......... .......... 6,565! 43,322 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, U ORKED ........................................ 8,32..................... .......... ,2.......... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOTS, UNRORKED.. ... ......................... ....60.5 ....................... 60 .......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS.................................... 340 .... ........... ............... . 300 40 3511 MACH1ERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL-..................-..............- ..- .2,324.. ........ ........ .... 1,124 1,200 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS .. 214................................. . ....... 130 64 4011 IRON &ND STEEL SCRAP .............................................. S27,0701 2395................. 256,674 367,402 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ..................................................... 802............... . ........ .... .02.... TON-MILES, INTERNAL, 134,175,602. TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 6,127,480. TONMILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 134,987,048. LAKE CALUMET, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO) SECTION INCLUDEDO ENTRANCE CHANNEL FROM THE CALU4ET RIVER TO A NARSOR AREA AT SOUTH END OF LAKE WITH A CNANNEL EXTENDING NORTHWARD FO A DISTANCE IF 3,000 FEET AND A WIDTH OF 1,000 FEET, PROJECT DEPTH9 27 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR i iUNS PASSENGERS 1970 ............................ 20.. .. 106,39............. 19 80......... .1,34,536 .......... 95....................................... 1,419,19l............ 1981. ....................................... , 1,163,649 .. 9...... .......................................1,454,453 .......... 1902............................. ........ I 42 .......... 94254 -967.............. FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1907 (SNORT TONS) FOREIGN - .. . DOMESTIC . . .. . . .. COMMODITY TOTAL - I -- ' LOCAL IMPORTS I IMPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS HIPMENTS _ TOTAL ........................................ ,267,242 5,4621 51,691 366,046 65S03 387,939 156,2 66 60,432 0103 CORN..................................... 69,730 .......... ................... .... .... .......... 69,730-........ 0107 MMEAT............................................ 3,107 .......... ............................. -----...-------- .. 0107......... XI11 SOYBEANS...................................... 9,264 .......... ................................ 9Z...... 2061 MANGANESE ONES, CONCENTRATES-....-- ----- 2,920 ........... ....... .............. ...... 2,920 ...... -- :.-..--.. -- 1411 L1 $ESTNoE-............................... 22,500 ... ... .... ....... 22,500 ---------- --------- ..... ...-....... --- 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.....-........... 52,099 ......... ........... 36,767 .......... 15,312 ................ 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS.......................... ....... 21,907 ... ...... .......... .......... .......... ................ 1,007 ....... 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC................. 2,97 .......... ...................... ...... ........... . 2,87 -. ..... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .............. 5 -. ................. ..... 2491 400D MINUFACTURES, NEC................... - --..... I 2711 PRINTED MATTER.........................I ......... ............... 7 --- - CHICAGO, K, DISTRCT 11 LAKE CALUMET, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGOD)-CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987.-CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC C M TReEA-i--- CANAON .... AimIE INTERNAL COMODITY !TOTAL LOCAL I IMPORTS IMPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 2610 SODIUM HYDROXIDE............................ 101,723i;....... .... *... .......... ................... 101,723............. .......... 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS .............. . .23,061. 1, 14,967 -.-............. .. .. ..................... 7,000 213 ALCOHOL................................ 3783 20 2......... .......... 2,42 .......... 14,639 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE-...................... 2,757-.........- . 2,757 ... ................................................. 2618 SULPHURIC ACID................................... 1:313.................................. . 1,13 ..... .......... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ............ 274,638 161 0. . . 075 45,325 19,061 23,4 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS.................... 2,966! ............... . . . 2966 .................. 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD. ............... 25,2,.... ................................... 25,20............. 2913 KEROSENE...................................... 1,2831.............. 1,263 .......... .................................... ... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OI............................. 931.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... I..................93 3281 BUILDING CEMENT .......................... 244,668........... . ......... 231,759.... ........... 12,909.......... 32SI STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ................. 3r .......... : ... ..... 638 3271 L.................................8,602. . . . . .............. 02... 3311 PIG IRON................................ 3,272 ................. "."........"322........... .......... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS............. 31,134i - ............ .2,747 .......... 14,98 13,798 ........... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEETt............ 157,3621 44,318i................................ 111,971 1,073 .......... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS............ . 3,88J9.......................... . ............ .3,889 ..................... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE .............. I 3,33 76.......... .................... 2,567 .................... 3316 FERROALLOYS............................ . 9,626 .......... . .......... ........... 8,376 1,450 ......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS............... 72,316 65,..........I 72,253 ................ . . . ............. 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL... .................... '1! 11 - 1 ,.................................. ....... ...... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP...........l ..... 126 116-......................... ............................. .......... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP............... 6! 6 ........ 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP..................... 36,507i ........ ......................... .... 7,079 24,426 ......... 4112 CO M MODITIES, NEC t ......................... 2,2691 64. 2,205......... ........... . ... .......... t.......... ... TOTAL TON.MILES, 1,160,796 , , I CALUMET HARBOR AND RIVER, ILL. ANO IND. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICAGO) SECTION INCLUDEDI CALUMET HARBOR AND RIVER TO TURNING BASIN NO. S. PROJECT DEPTH2 29 FEET IN APPROACH CHANNEL, 26 FEET IN OUTER HARBOR ANCHORAGE AREA, 27 FEET IN RIVER ENTRANCE CHANNEL TO E, J. 9 E. R, R. BRIDGE, AND 27 FEET IN RIVER TO A4D INCLJOING BASIN N0. 5. COMP4RATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR . TONS -YEAR - -TONS 1976s ................................................... Im . .................................................. 2,54,073 1979.....................................................124,01465 2 984..................................................... 13,740,110 1960...................................................... 116,41S,09:I 1055 ...................................................... 12,799,728 1951. ..................................................117,631,40" 96................................................... 11,481,257 1962 .................................................. 12,77,0961 967 ..... .............................................. 9,523,714 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 2067 FOREIGN (SHORT TONS) SOVERSEAB CqANAIAN- COMMODITY TOTAL O T440Uk C D THROUGH IMPORTS EXPORTS WESTBOUND IMPORTS EXPORY8 NEBTAOUND TOTAL ................................................ ?.,551144 f057,760..3,E66 5I 62 1,190,16 516 81i691 @107 WHEAT ............................................... .. . ,79S.. ........... 6,620. ........... 2,975 .................... 0111 SOYSEANS............................................ 49,567........... 99,567 . .......... ................... .......... 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ............................ 24 a .......... ......... .......... .......... 0641 CRUDE RUBR ~AN ALLIED GUMS ....................... 0 40. ........... ......... .......... .......... .......... 0661 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC-........................ .. 52 52................. .-.......... .............-.... 0R12 SELLFISR, EXCEPT PREPARED-........... ...................... 0 10............. . ........... ... .............. 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........................... 727,277! 107,627........... .......... 619,6O---------- ---....... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC.......................6,724: 08 1606............... .......... .,90b .......... ..--.---.-- 2221 COAL AND LIGNITE........................................ 30,672 .......... .......... .............. 30,972............. .. :....... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU................................ .... 23,385 .......... ........... ........ 23,38S ........... .......... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK .................-....... . 366 364......................... . .... 1499 NONMETALLIC IEALS, NEC.. ............................ 13,66'.......... .......... .......... . 1368S .......... .......... 2032 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPAR:D ........................ 46 46....... t...................................... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC-.......................... 66 66 ..............--- . -- -............................ 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NECl..................... 36 36 ............... . .............. 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS......................................... 4s..........ASSS..... ............. 45....................... 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC............................-- .......... ..... - . . .. . . . ...... 2061 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.............................. ... 309 273................... . 36 .......... .......... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, %ARG, SHORT......................... 193 177 1. ........... .......... .......... .......... 2095 ICE................................................. 20 20 ........... ................... . . 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .......................... . ,147 379 2,763 5!.......... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE ROOUCTS-.............................. o.. 148- 2.. ........ i SB."... .... ....... 2310 APPARE.L . ............................................. 106 106-.......... - ...................... ---------.. 2421 LUMBER................................................... 2,6441 5:.......... ........... ....... 269........... 2431 VENEER, PLROOO, WORKED 0OOD*--.... .t ............... .- t9t 9-...................................... 2491 4000 MANUFACTURES. NEC .............................. ...... .... 24 23 .................... ......... 2522 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.....................a0 iT................................ ............... 2611 PULP .................................... 7................................................... ....... 2621 STANDARD NERSPRINT PAPER................................. 1,379 ........................... b7......' . 2M32 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD-.................*... . . .. 253 62 53 ...... lie. 6 .................... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NECl...................... .. 62 161 1 .... ........... ........... .... 12 %all eommeree o tie Uaited Ses, 11987 CALUMET HARBOR AND RZER, IL.,. AND 2ND. (INCLUOED IN PORT Of CPICAGDT--CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987.-CONTINUED FOREIGN--CONTINUED (SNORT TONS) OVERSEAS ! CANADIAN COMMODITY TOTAL F THROUGH TI4UvOJI i F MPORTS [PDRTS I[70N MPORTS E XPORTS OVESTSOUND 711 PRINT3D ATTER . ....... 32 1 ... :1 AC HOI....l. ............. ... 211:.2l.---...•.. 2811 CRUDE TAR, OI, GAS PRDDUCTs-o- ----. • *-• 32,986. 100 .m• 1,--4 1 ,6091 1,96g7 2.1 ALCOHOLS 25,4241 2 -.-- 4,754 20,642 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE .................. ..... -o..- 25,99b .. 1.-- ......-.-...... 17,94? 5.292 4,757 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC. EeC.......-.-........- 37,P10 1,253 1,0S 4,161. 9,782 .......... 21,Sbo 2621 PLASTIC ATERIALS................. . ................ 472 355 111.......... ............................... 2831 DRUGS...... ......................................... 51 52 ........... . ........... -......-.................... 2841 3OAP......................................................... . .lb 106 10........................................ 251 PAINTS............................... .. ............... . .182 ....... 2861 GUM AND NOOD CHEMICALS ................................. 2020............................. 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS-................... .22,560 14,52.0 .......... ....... 8,032 ......... ..... 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS................... .. .... 67,415 .......... .......... -..........- 67,415 .................. 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD........... . 912 752 160.................. ...................... 2913 KEROSENE................................ ................. ,81 .......... .............. .... ..... :::I......... 1,263 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OI - .............. ................... 18,197 ............. .. ....... 8,763-........... 9,414 2917 NAPHTHA. PETROLEUM SOLVENTS............................. 20,551. .. " ".......... ............ .. .11,6881-.......... ,863 2920 COKE, PETROLEU COE .................................... 263,783 ............................ I 211,312 52.4.; .......... 3011 RUBSER AND NISC PLASTIC PROD ........................ . 27 819 ................... ...................... 3111 LEATHER 4ND LEATHER PRODUCTS........................ 236 221 15.--.---.-.-...-......................... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS............................ 477 477 .......... l................. ......... .......... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS....................-..-- .- 3,785 2,926 19 53e1-.-.. . -.. . .... -...... 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS ................ ...... 145 145 ......... 16!.... ............ ................... 3291 MISC 4NNETALLIC MINERAL PROD ....................... 73 38 5.... . ................................... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORS3........................ 57067 57,067 ............................ .. .I..................... 3315 IRON, STEEL SNAPES, EXC SHEET....................... .7lb,4 742,330.".."....." .48,33 '.-.... -..-. ".. -..-.---.-.--.- 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS....................... 10,104 10,10-4 -...- ..-............ ................... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE-.............................. 1,281 15.50.. ..... . 776'............ ............... 3316 FERROALLOY ......................................... 28,011 I9,39.2 --......-.....--..- .8,619...-.0--.-.e......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS. NEC ............................. 4,656 1,6561 .................................................... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ...................... ........ .20 195 ........................................... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED-............................. 9b 96.......... .......... j........ .. ................. 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, U4NORKED............................. 2b,9921 26,992 ......... ....... ................... 3324 ALUMINUM A&NO ALLOYS, UNORKED-.......................-- .15371 IS,338 49........................ ............. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS........................... . 20 13 20,SS0 981 65 .................... .......... 3511 RACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ........................ ,385 8,259 94 It! 21 .................. 3621 ELECTRICAL MACN AND EQUIP........................... 1,218 1,061 41 11 ........... ............... .... 3711 ROTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP-.......................... 323 229 65 6 23.............. -.-. 3751 SHIPS AND BOATS.........................18 I.................................. s.......... .......... 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ...... ............. .. 315i 31515 .... .......... ...... ........................ 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS....................... 49 45 a ...--- -- 3911 RISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.......................... 290 264 6...---.--.-.-.-.------.----------."........" 1011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ...................................352 55 .......... .............................. 4012 NONFERROUS RETAL SCRAP-............................ 724 724 ..... ........................... ......... ......... 4022 TEXTILE ,ASTE, SCRAP, SMEEP ..............................................................I. . ................................... 4112 CORMODITIES, NEC .................................... . 2,610 335, 31 640 3--.-.-...- .2,205 9999 DEPARTMENT Of DEFENSE AND SCI....................... . . ......... . 2.................... TON.MILES, FOREIGN. 3,218.211. DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) COMMODITY TOTAL LKWS ________________________________________________________________________ RECEIPTS ,SNIPMENTS ATIN.SAN TOTA.............................. ....................... ................ 2,650,2S8 1,5A,&1. 648,786 I7,995 8 Ili! IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES-................................................." 594,133 594,133 ------ .... .... 1061 RANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATE-..............................................- 500 ..... . ....... $ .......... 1121 COAL A4D LIGNITE .......................................................... 36,4b8 ....... 368 1411 LETON ................................................................. 880so,50 57,550 ..................... 22,500 1MR9 NON4ETALLIC MINERALS, NEC-.......................................................... .36,787 ....... .... 36,787 2099 MISCLL.ANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS................................................ 11,200. 11,200.-- ......... --................ 210 SODIUM YDROXE... ........................................................... 9,973 . ....... i ... 9,97................ Z819 BASIC CMEMICALS AND PROD, NEC..... .. .............................. 54,805.......... 4,730 50,075... ...... 2911 GASOLINE.................................................................. 9,50............... 4,236 4,266........ 2912 JET FUEL . ..................................................... ............ 9,721 ........... 7,3b 2,335-........ 2913 KEROSENE........................................... ............................. 8,419.............. 7,177.............. 1,242 29J4 DISTILLATE FUEL 0..... ............................................... ...... . 33:3111-........... .30,975 2,3b .......... Z91S RESIOUAL FUEL OIL.. .......................................................... ?4941- 15,471 36,25u 18,401 4.735 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND REASES-................................................ 5377, 5,377,................................. 2911 ASP#ALT, TAR, AND PITCHES...................................--................... 9,193..-........... .................. .9,191 90 COE. PEqOLU COE............................................................. 79,587 ........... . . 179,587 .......... .......... J41 BUILDING CEMENT ............................................. 231,75 ............................ . 5I,75N 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FOAMS.............................................. Is,877 I 51,130..........- .......... 7,7 3319 IRON 4N STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC-.............................................. . 7230 0 ........-.-.-.--.--- 3411 ASRICATED METAL PRODUCTS.................................................-- 72,5 200 ................... ',5 TON-"ILE, LAENEISE, 11,54S,577. CHICAGO, L, ISTRICT 13 CALUET HARBOR AND RIVER, ILL. AND ZOD. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF CHICGO)--CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1907o.CONTINUED INTERNAL. (SHORT TOS) LOCAL THROJGK COMMODITY TOTAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS EASTSOUNO WESTSOUNO TOTAL ......................................................... * 4,320,980 2,001,433 678,938 342,525 510,927 767,157 0143 CORN . 147,SSO 1,417 119,871 ..... *- 26,562 0104 OATS . 2,937 .......... 2,937 ......................... 0107 WHEAT .----..-.----.- 5............ ....................... * 51,540 ..... *-- 47,267 .......... -*o-..--.. 47 0111 SO YENANSS....................................................... 74,319 .......... 29,969 .......... .......... 44,350 0931 MARINE SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED-........................... .... .. 7,319 .......... .......... .......... .. 7,319 ....... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES....................................... 16,437 2,722 .......... .......... 13,715 ......... 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES..................................... 1,599 1,599 .......... ..................... .......... 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES.................................... 57,670 17,195 .......... .......... 40,07S ........... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC.................................... 9,910 ,30 ....................... .. ......... 1,600 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................................. 1.358,693 1,267,943.......... .90,750 .......... .. ..... 1411 LIMESTONE-............................... ..........--.....2,259----------............ .......... ............. ,415 22, 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK...................................... . 571 4,552 .......... ..-....... 4,019 ......... 151 CLAY. ............................................................. 1,411 .......... .......... .......... 1,411J...... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC-....................................... S,62 74,425 ....... .......... 14,437 ......... 2042 ANIMAL FEE0S .................................................... 11,SO .......... 10,192 .......... .......... 1,25 2049 GRAIN HILL PRODUCTS, NEC ......................... .. o......... 14,476 2,7S7 11,719 .......... .......... .......... 2061 SUGAR............ . ............................................ 11,022 11,022 . ........... ......... .. o................. 2062 MOLASSES ........................................................ 13,292 13,292 ............. ......... .......... .......... 2421 LUMBER............................................................... 1,59 1,59 4................ .......... .......... .......... 2451 VENEER, PLYWOOD, RORED ROOD........................ ............ . 2,5S7 2,557 .......... ......... .......... .......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ............................................. S022 3,b22 .......... ............ . I,00 -.--.- 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS.................................... 43,300 .......... .3soo 25,200 .......... .4,6 2813 ALCOHOLS... .......................................... o . ............ ?919 S,252 .......... 2,667 .......... .......... 2617 SENZENE AND TOLUENE. o ........................................... 48,655.......... 20,899 27,7s6 ....... o ............ 2819 9ASIC CHEHICALS AND PROD, NECl................................... 45,413 812 14,000 11,023 19,578 ......... 2471 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS.. ................................. 157,057 2A,543 ........... 713S 103,154 22,225 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS....................o. .................. 4,369 4,369 .. ........... ........ .......... ........ 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZERSl..................................... 1,994 1,270 .......... .......... .9,720 ........ 2479 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC ..................................... 9 ,067 ..................... ........... 9,167.......... 2691 ISCELLA4EOUS CHEMICAL PROD I ...................................... . S,623 2 2 23,061 .......... .... .............. 2911 GASOLINE.........--. o ............................................ 19,663 2,863 .......... .......... .......... .16,00 2913 KERS0ENE ......................................................... 5, 015 5,01S . ........... ......... .......... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ............................................. 23,022 .......... 8407 14,61S .......... .......... 2915 RES1DUAL FUEL OIL ............................................... 43,52.......... .......... .0,752.......... 2,600 291b LUSRICATING OILS AND GREASES.................................... 52,521 .......... ....o..... 1,400 .......... 51,121 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS.. ................................... 26,396........... . 13.713 14,63 .......... .......... 2918 iSPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES-........................... ................... 39,54.......... 3,000 5,600 ........... .30, 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE.......... o ... ................ ....... 30,555 150,934 30,979 100,944 11,593 86,1105 3241 BUILDING CEMENT. ................................................. b260 6,260 .......... ......... .......... .......... S271 LIRE ............................................................ 1,436 .......... 1,436 ................................ 3511 PIS ION ........................................................ 23,494 20,462 3,032 .. ........... ......... ....... 3312 SLAG-.........--............................................o........ 199,472 10,584 33,444 ........... 44,307 71,4 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS......................o............... 228,256 54,613 6,246 .......... 75,479 69,91 3315 IRON, STEEL SMAPES, lXC SHEET. .................................. 143,589 51,990 32,395 ............ 7,538 5,66 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS. ......................... o...........141,278 21,834 26,167 ....... o.. 1,443 91,834 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE-.................................... 7,637 7,637 . .....-- .......... .................. 3318 FERROALLOTS ................................................... ..... 153155 12044 4,420 .......... 26,866 1,41S 5319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC-.................................... . 49,7 bSbS 17,158 .......... .......... 2blb4 3323 LEAD &NO ZINC, UNRORKED......................................... 8,312 8,312 . .......... ......... .......... .......... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNORKEDI................................... .6,57 6,057 .. .......... ......... .......... .......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTSI....................................... 340 .................... ........... 00 40 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ..................................... 2314 110 1,200 .......... 1,004 .......... 3731 HIPS AND BOATS......... ............................... ............ . . 2I 821. o-o o o... ..... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.. ........................................... 492,576 7.,9o 201,42.ooo.ooooo .. 76,607 139. (A1 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................................ . .80 02 .......... ......... .......... .......... TON-ILEB, INTERNAL, 14,824,812. TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 9,523,714. TON-WILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 29s,586600. PORT OF CHIaAGO, ILL. SECTION IRCLUD[OI CHICAGO HARBOR, CHICAGO RIVER, MAIN AND NORTH BRANCH, CHICAGO RVER, SOUTH BRANCH, CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, CALUMET SAG CHANNEL ANO LAKE CALUMET, ILL., CALUMET HARBOR kND RIVER, ILL. AND IND. PROJECT DEPTMI SEE CHICAGO HARBOR, CHICAGO RIVER, MAIN AND NORTH BRANCH, CHICAGO RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH, CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, CALUMET-SAG CHANNEL, AND LAKE CALUMET, ILL., CALUMET HARSOR AND RIVER, ILL. AND IND. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS ' PASSENGERS TEAR TONS PASSENGERS 1975.......................39,690,722 329,082 1983........................................2Z4,454,287 591,908 9...................................... 38.3,692,988 573,754 19 ...................................... .. 23,813,36 6551,24 1960 ...................... ................. 32,99,244 305,744 195o...................................... 22,610,102 S04,000 91 I ...................................... 31,599,167 300,090 19 I 6...................................... 24,330,497 604,416 1982...................................... 2b,819,783 33t,152 197-.................. o-................. 20,705,271 25s,070 14 Z'4te4~a eoau'me o( de ad 5em /d 19 97 PORT OF CHICAGO. ILL..CONTINIIED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1*87 FOREIGN (SHORT TONS) OVERSEAS CANADIAN COMMODITY TOTAL IMPORTS_ EXPORTS_ ImjPORTS ExPORTS TOT ............ 4 13.8611j31, ~,6 0107 NHET 1,79 ................................... 8,620 7,875 0111 SOYBEANS ................ ,......87............. 99,587 ..... .... 0161 ANIMALS AND PROUCTS. N E C .......................... 1, 6 ......... 0841 CRUDE RUBBER &ND ALLIED SUMS..................................................... 4 40............. .......... .......... 0861FORST PIOUTSNEC..............................................2 2..................... ............ 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED.................................................. ..... 10o 10' .......... .......... ........ 01 IRNOEAND CONCENTRATES .................................................. ... 727,277 107,627............. 619,690 .......... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES. CONCENT, NEC................................ .................. 6,714 1,808;.............. 4,906........ 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE.................................... ........................... 310,97Z.............. .......... 30.972 ... ...... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ................................................................. 21,38S5.......... o.............21355....... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL. CRUSHED ROCA...................................................... 3566 368,.............. .......... ..... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC..................................................... 158,910 22............. 138,68....... 2031 FISM AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED................................... ................. 46 06.................. 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC................................................ ......... 66 6......................... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VES JUICE, NEC.................................................... 38 38;....................... .......... 2092 ANIMAL FEEDS............................................................45.................... 455 .................. 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC ............... ................ o......................119 -4&S6 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVERA9ES....................................................... ...... 309 2731 ... ............. 6....... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARC, SHORT..................................................... 193 177 16.............. ..... 2095 ICE.................................................................. ............ 20 24 .......... .......... ........ 2099 MISCELLANEOUS POOD PRODUCTS................................... ................. 3,1b0 597, 2,763.............. .... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS.............................................. ............ 206 1661 2 38......... 2311 APPAREL ............................................................. ............ 106 1061 .......... .......... ........ 2421 LUMBERo.......................................... ............. ................. 21,844 5.............. 21,839 ....... 2431 VENEER, PLYNOOD, RORKED 4000..................................................... 9 9 ....... .. .......... ......... 2491 ROOD MANUFACTURES, NEC.......................................... ................. 24 201......... .......... ......... 2511 FURNIURE-AND FIXTURES ........ .................................................. 175, 175 .......... .......... ........ 2611 PULP ....................................................... ....................... 7.................7................ 2621 STANDARD NE93PRINT PAPER............................................ ........... 1,179 ................ 1,173....... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD......................... ................................... 253 821 S3 18..... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC..........................................IT 7,1.......... .......... 17 7 2711 PRINTED MATTER ...................................................... ........... 940 391 ............ .......... 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS................................................... 33.015 1,223............. 31,792?....... 2813 ALCOHOLS ....... ................................................................ 2S.424 271 1 25.396...... 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE............................................................ 25,996.............. .......... 20,704 5.. ,292 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC.................................................. 39,179 5,435 1,054 32,690......... 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS................................................................ 8472 3W5 117 ....... .......... 2831 DRUGS ............................................................................ 52: 52............. ....... .. .......... 2841 SOAP................................................................... .......... 138: 126 ID............ .......... 2851 PAINTS................................................... ........................ 193' 182 It .................... 2861 GUM AND ROO0 CHEMI1CALS........................................................... 20, 20............ .......... .......... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS................................................... 250 1457........... ,032........... 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS...................................................... 90,631' ................ 90,631........... 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHENICAL PROD............................ ......................... 912 7S2 160............. .... o..... 2913 KEROSENE........................................................ ................ 1,283:.......... .............. 1.283...... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.............................................................. 2:3,830!.......... .............. 2,430 ...... 2917 NAPHTMA, VETROLEUM SOLVENTS.................................................... 70,5511......o -............. 2.5...... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE........................................................... 263,'783 .................... 211.312a 5;:477 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD.................................................... 8a2 8 820 5............ .......... 313l LEATHER AND LEATHER PVODJCTS.................................................... 236 221 IS.......... .. .......... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS................................................ ........ 477l, 477............ .......... .......... 32S1 STRUCTURAL LAY PRODUCTS............................. o ....................... 3,785 3,766 19............ .......... 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS.......................... .............. ........... 167 167 .......... ........ ........... 3291 4ISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ............................................ 7 3 S.......... ...... 713 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FOR4S5............................. .................... 5,6 57,067 jo?.... ................ .......... J315 IRON, 37EEL SHARES, EXC SHEET................................................. 7198,164, 798,164............ .......... .......... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS.................................................. 10,109i 10,109............ .......... .......... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE................................................... 16,952' 16,952............ .......... .......... 3318 FERROALLOTS.............................................. o ..................... 24,011 19,392.........869..... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC...................................... ............. 0,651 4,5................... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC........................................................... 2Z04. 195 9............ .......... 3327 COPPER ALLOYS, UNRORKED.......................................................... 138s 138............ .......... .......... 3323 LEAD AND IINC, LJNNORKED................................................... ... 26,992! 26,992............ .......... .......... 3320 ALUIMINUM AND ALLOYS, U'4RORKED.................................................. 15s,4061 15,157 49....................... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS...................................................... 23,052 20,958 9B............ .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL................................................... a S3 8,388 94 21........... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EgUIP.................................................. :2 t..........1,2 ,8 ....... 0711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, E201P.................................................... 323 235 652...... 173 SHIPS ANT 0OTS................................................................... I ISll15.......... ................ 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ................................................... Al Al............... .......... .......... 3411 M931, TIME, PHOTO, OPT ;DD ----------------- o......................................9, 45' 4............ .......... 3911 MISC 4ANUFACT'JRED PRODUCTS...................................................... 7972 2W6 6............ .......... 8011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP................................................. ........... 552 552i:::::::::: ............ 40l2 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP....................................................---9--.......................... 4022 TEXTILE PASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP.............................................. ........ I...............I............ .......... A112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................................................ 2,610, 39 .0...... 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI1...................... ...................................... 7........... DOMESTIC (SNORT TONS) .COAST11ISE - - LA~IKE - INTERNAL. COMMODITY TOTAL . -LOLAL - SMIP MENTS , RECEIPTS S'IP4ENTS. R ECEIPTS ,SHIPMENTS, TOTAL........................... ...................... 18,109,656, 8,S39, 7 ,114,741, 86,109, 9,354,605 I ,019A I,9V 117714,671 0103 C09................................... .................. 414,552 .......... ......... -............... 1,417 015I,135. .......... CHICAGO, II, DISTRICT 15 PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL.--CONTNUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19S7--CONTINVED DORESTIC..CO4TINUED (SHORT TONS) I COAST*ISE LAKENISE INTERNAL COMMODITY TOTAL* LOCAL i SHIPMENTS, RECIPT_ SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 0104 OATS .......................................... 297 .......... ............................... 2,97.......... 0107 NHEAT ......................................... 1 91. ............................. ........... 61391 .......... 0111 SOYBEANS............................................ .147,7671-..........--.......... . ..................... 147,767 .......... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........................... 596,551-.......... 594,133-.......... . 2,T22.......... .......... 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES.......................... ...... 2,911- ..........-........... ............ 2,971.................... 1061 MANGANESE ONES, CONCENTRATES........................- 23O50-...................... .500 22,580 ............. ........- 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC .....-..- .............---...... --- ..... IS134................ 1121 COAL AND LINTE.-------------.....-----.... .-----. -4,014,229 -0 - -.-. - 368,468 3,555,011 -.......... 90,150 1311 IKOJ PETROLEJY......................................... 186,200............. .......... 1 2,528 .......... 1771 1,4 1411 Eo................ .................. . ..... . 910,1291......... o....90,104........ .. . ,................. 1442 SAN), GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK........................... 2,987,1651..... o ----- .......... I. ....... 1,222,715 314,550 1,449,900 1499 NIINMErALLIC MINERALS, NEC ..............................843,3 ........ 76,324[......- .. 1....04,2601 ............. 611,750 2014 TALLO, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS............... -... ... 36,567....... ........................ -......... 36,671-.......... 204? ANIMAL FEEOS....................................... ..... 26,1091 .......... .......... .............. 4,340W 21,769,........... 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC........................... .21,790: ..................... ..........I 2,757 1,O331. -...... 2061 SUGAR ............................................... .53, .............................. .. 52,168 1,248 i .......... 2092 MOLASSES ..................................... :..... . ,49'...-----.-.-.- ...---- .-.-- .-.-.-.- 7.... --.-..... - bll~~~~~~ ~~ P L -m - e - - o e - o - m m m m e o u - o o o - - 7 b4 o o o m m mm o .. .... . .m.[ 7 b496 . ..... .. .......... 2091 VEETA5LE UILS. MAR-, SHORT.................. .........- .2073, .......... '... .... 1,471 1,40- ---......--- 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FODO PRODUCTS......................... 11,200 .............11.200........ .......... .......... .......... 2421 LUAEC ---------------- o................... ... ..... . .9,7S$ ............. . .... . ......... 9,78!.. ........ 2431 VENEE,, AU - - - -- NKED HOOD................................1 . - ............ ..... ----.-.-.......... ..... 3,1.... 261 PULP....... ..................................... ........ ... 7,4g................................. 7,64% .................... 2631 PAPER AND PAPE AROD .................................. .9,04 .......... .......... ........... 9,034 .......... 2810 SDI U RYDRUXIL -.......................................- ........... ....... .. 9,979 711,66! 6,459.. - 2811 CkJOE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS-...............................15-9....0. ......................... 11 -5--00--0 -- ,000 2813 ALCOOLS.. .............. ....... ....... 396,553.---.-.-... ..................... ..... 44,373! ... 2361 . 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE .................................. ... 104,097' ............ ....... .- 12,-904! 44,122 97,-71 2418 SULPURIC ACID ...................................... .-. .1,3131 ............................ .... 1,313 .................... 2819 BAS3C CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC..... . -1................. -- 5 33 90 7S,21 04,672 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS ......................... 3 079.........2,010W 9,479 -47.425; 2:,1,1 11,:624 2872 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS................................... .7,337 .......... ........... 7,337. .......... I .......... 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEM FERTILIZER --------------------------. ... 274 .- .-.-.-. ", .......... ...... ---- 2879 FLRTILIZE9 AND MATERIALS, NEC ............................ 1,4671...........................1,6...........,I.... 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD............... o 60...................... .3,39 23,0611........ 2911 GASOLINE ...................................... 1,56.1,266' 22,34 44,690 45,787! 37271 2912 T . . . . . FUEL 5 ---- 8,8.-------------------- $ 0 ........... .11 18,857- ..... .......... . .2,31 2913 KEROSENE ....................................... - - 40,71i 0 ........... . 1,242 7,177, 39,U44 ..... :::I 1.!5s 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL.................................. 435,215. ...........- 1,213 43,429 a 2376 93,925 159,072 2915 RLSIDJAL FULL I .. . 1052,521 " -,SS;! 49,733 77 ,730 213,75 04 : 394,001 291,408 :6 Uo ICAI OILS ATD WREASES.------------.--------- .7. .................... 330,773.7... ..... 47'. 273,31 6,198 . S APIT A, PETRL6tJ SOLVENTS ......................... 169,426 .......... .......... 75,791 51,86 . 441. 9 i918 A 5PIALT, TAR, AND PITCHES.............................470,245............. 33,746 11,102 74,702 17b,715 167,010 2920 CRE, PETALEUM ODA .................. . . 481,12................. ......... . 179,587 246,459 35. J ... 4.,4 3241 SAILINj EME -------------------------------------......994,76................231-75.----.-.------.--0................. 3271 LIME ................................................ .. 10,0..... . ..... .................... 8,602 1,4'. .......... 3311 PIG IRON............................................ I 33,73................................. 30, 704i ,3...... 3312 SLA........ ....................................... 44,02. 14,364 33,4. . 3314 IRON AND STEL PR14ARY FORMS ...................... 19,6.........347........119,54TI 2,4...... 3313 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET------o.................... 408,7.......... .......... .............. 373,4,9, 34,'965 ------ 3316 IRON AND 3TEEL PLATES, S.EETS........................ 63,774 .......... ................. ... .37,607! 2b,167 ---------- 3317 l404 AND STLL PIPE AND TUBE........................... 24,689 .......... .......... ............... 2,3491 ,V43........... 33.8 FLA,,OLLUIS. ..................................' 143,2. ........................ ...... 137,250 5,4... 3319 IRN A4 STtEE PRODUCTS, NEC ......................... 5,372 .............. 7,2301 ........... 27,048 18,''49....... 3323 LEAD A'ND ZINC, JN0ORKED.................................. 8,312............. .....................' 0,312............ .......... 5324 ALJ4INU4 4N0 ALLOYS, UNwORKE............................ . 7,44............... .......... ..... .... 7,'.s............. .......... S411 FA4ICATEO METAL PROJUC1 ........................ . 74,865 ................. 72,43 ... .......... 2,412.......... .......... 3511 "ACIIERY, L XCLPT ELECTIA. .................... . 6,53.......... .......... ........ 3,936 2,600 .......... 711 -urDH VEHICLES, PARTS, EIP...................................993..........................................993. ... - 3731 SH'IPS AND 434?..............................................214........................ ----. . . . .130 84...........- 4011 IMUV AND0 STLEL bCNAP.................................... 460,052......... .......... .......... 8$6,473 372,119 1,-Y4 .029 HASTE AND SLMAP, NEC.....................................13,239 .......... .. .......... ..................... 13,239........... .112 CO3MODITIES, IEC..........................................802 ----- -......................................----.. . . 4110 NATERAT 14peiveEE MAT................................. 1,35U.......... ...... .......... .......... Jsu...............13...... TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 20,705,271. SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC, CHICAGO AREA, 1987 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC LOCALITY TOTAL OVERSEAS CANADIAN -COASTRISE S - A0 L INrERNAL ________________ IPOTSIRE. SHIP. LULA IMPORTS EAPURTS IMPORTS EXPORTS CLIPTS, MENTS RECEIPTb SHIPMENTS RECElPr SHIP4E4TO SUFFIN.TON 6.2,8251 03,70.!.. . 6 2 . . . . ..... .I HARSOR, I1D.- . 692,82S 3,705i ......... .......... ......... ,120---- ----- .... ..... GARY MARBORINO. A b507Sb .. . ......... ...... . ......... . 6,710,965 4,63 1570 9b,090 .----- 14DIANA H4A0RBOR26,63 1POR............13,$33,416 298,165 9,893 712,727 6.750. . . . ........11,021,917 1,271,463 191,4b 296,26l !5,770 PORT OP CICAG -20, 271 1,122,56 113,58 1,301,672 57,763 - 8539 2,114,781 810,109 9,354,605 3,094,981 ,718,671 TOtAL,UNADJU1E 41,999,30011,43 4'134 123,479 1,513,399 64,513 --...... S,5391 20, .,431 2,52,9 1 9,53,443,3,467,314 2,744,441 -- 11 N . . - - 1 1 6 . 2 41. Z ...... 0 ,5 3, 1,79 TOTAL, NET. 41- +e,159.1,434,43 123,479 1,5o3,399g 64,13.......8,39 20,159.4$0! 2.163552$ 9,553,768 ,4031 ,1,9 16 *004~ &mw 4 e Unted States ,1987 ILLINOIS WATERWAY, ILL. (CONSOLIDATED REPORT FOR ENTIRE NATERWAY) SECTION INCLUDED: ILLINOIS RIVER, GRAFTON, ILL. TO CONFLUENCE OF DESPLAINES AND KANKAREE RIVERS THENS DEPLAINE, RIVER TO LOCKPORT, 4I.1 CHICAGO SANXTARY ANO SHIP CANAL, LOCKPORTo ILL. TO DA9N AV E I CAlBDlEO CHICAGO RIVER (SOUTH BRANCH), ,AMEN AVENUE 10 LAKE STREETI C1UMET-SAG CHANNEL, FROM ITS JUNCTION OITM THE CHICAGO 8ANITARY AND SHIP CANAL. TO BLUE ISLANDI AND THE LITTLE CA6UMET RIVER AND CALU-ET RIVER TO TURNING BASIN NO. 5. SEE. REPORTS FOR ILLINOI8 RIVER, CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, CALUMET-SAG CHANNEL, AND CH"rAGO RIVER! IDUTH BRANCH, PROJECT DEPHR 9 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS i PASSENGERS 1979 ...................................... . 39,339,385 66,490 19 4........................ . 39,30,7651 0060 1980 ...................................... 61 ... ..... ............ ........... 3SS30,635I 100,324 1981.3,1 132 65,735 156........................... ..... 434,15 60496 198. ... ... .....................2719,065 6,122 1986 ...................................... 1..41,11,72 .. FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 197 COASTRISE AND LAKEWIBE (SHORT TONS) COASTRISEI LAKEWISE COMNODITY TOTAL ASwSjOEI&KOE SHIPMENTS; RECEIPTS I SHIPMENTS TOTAL ......................................................................... ............. 20,76 ,539 177,670 100,359 1061 MANGANESE ORLS, CONCENTATES.........................-...............-.. .. 5-0 .......... .................. 500 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUR........ 2................. ........ . ,528 ..................... . 2,25 149 N NqTAL ...... O N--'-''----e* --- '-'------- .. .. 39,817 .•....... 39,,17 .......... 19 ONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC .......................................................... 98?...... 967..... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ........................................................ 4,500 ,50 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEN FERTILIZLRS ......................................................... . 9. 01 979 Z911 GASOLINE .... ......................................................................... 19,404 .... .,266 16,38 2912 JET FUEL ............................................................................. 18,563 .......... .7,112 11,471 2913 KEROSENE . ... 1 ,2 . .. . 1,2'42. . .... 2914 DITILLATE FUEL 1•• 01...................................................6,67..........1621' 2, 2915 RESIDJAL FUEL . . .. . .. .70,849 e,3 3 2 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND REAS . . . ..... ......... 0 ..... .2000....-.-.-" 2917 NAPNTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVNTS ........ ..................................... ,4'0' ....... 00 2918 ASPHAL, TA LAND PITCHES ............................................................ 45,769 .......... 33,08 12,041 TON.MILES, COAST RSE AND LAKENISE, 8,193,394. - INTERNAL (SHORT TONS) INBOUND UTS UNO - - ROUGH COMMODITY TOTAL, r UPSOUND DOmNSOUND UPSOUNOD, DONSBOUND UPSOUND DODNSOUNO! UPSOUND I DO-NBOUND TOTAL ............................ 1,124,961 9,644,873 949,b19 1,264.4s5119,?45,703 4,114,396 3,??VLI1,184, ,519,48 0203 CORN........-................1",254,156 13,2971 22,755 1,4i7!1I,521,790 1,49 ... I 193,405 010 OATS.................29? 1937 0207 OHUA ........................... 26 6 4,3.... ............... 29,196 .. .......... ............................,7 0101, S .... ................. .,,. ..................... . ............. .. ,6. 0119 DILSEEDS, NEC...........------- I ,4721 1,472 ........ .-.. -...-....-.- .......... ,,............. 0911 RE FIH EXC. P SHLLI. .- 73 109.......................................... i::::::::. .... ............... 0931 MARINESMELLS, OUNMNATRE. 7,319! ................................................... 739..... l0ll IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........16,7I..............................................................1,37... ...... 1051 ALU IN M R ES, CON CETRAT ES. . ,91 1 1,3 ... ......... .... ......... ..... ....... .... . .... ... 509 -. . - 1061 MANANE ORES ONCNTNE... 6,0 4: 3059............ 0091 NONF ERROU E CONCENT, NEC- 27,034 7,124 .......... ... ,30.... . ....... .......... 6,300 1,600 1121 COAL AND -IGNITE......-.---. 2,405,072 89,sT.............. ...... .2,059,366-....... 2,293,31......... 031I CRUDE PETROLEU............... . .192,050 5,840 ..................... 166,931 13,605 3, 702O............ -°-. i401 LMEST . .. ONE-...- - - - . . . 75,813 3S .................... .......... .......... ............ 1,4151 35,486 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK . ,146,5301 . 63,960. .... ...1,065,150 30,602 1,562,317 315,9001 8,37.......... 1451 CLAY........................... .1.,1................ .... ................. .......... .............. i 1,4.. ......... £494 GYPSU, 7CR:E AND PLASTE. ...... 1...11 21115............................................................... 1499 NUN TALC MINERALS, N. ...... 33441 506 39,150.......... .......... ............ .. 7,,61. .......... Z014 TALL O0, IMAL FATS I S - 36b671 .......................... ... 1,22., .......................... 3 .39 202 AN .14ES.....--- ..... , 1 2,419 .................... ... 0 2-,9-3 .1.... ......... ............. 1-- 2049 :N.01W MILL PRODUCTS, NEC .......... 27743 2,1.........277 2,4.....................161 061 SGTA R. E ............... . . . . , 41,14 2. .... .. ... -.. ..... . ., 33 ......... ..... .. . ....... 1 ........... 2062 MOLASSE.......................... .95194! 619028....................I.................................. ... 23,29.......... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARG, SNORT.... 1333 1,093. ....... .... .......2,744.......................... . ......... 2211 !A31CNTEXTILE PRODUCTS..............1:06 1,066$.......... .......... .......... ..... .......... ...................... 2421~~ LUBR.............. 014 ,6.................................1,5941........... 230 VENEER PLaU, OKD 9000... 1 3,691 1,334..........57.........................240..... 2611 PULP ........................... .. 64 7:649 .......... .................................... .... .... !: 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARO-....... S0,434 5,412 ............ .......... ............ .. ....... :-.1 5,021-....... 2610 SDIUM NYORUIL-............... Z23,5021 409,946 ..................... ....... 11,633... ........ ...... .101,1231......... 611CRUDE TAM, OIL, GAS PROUTS 224,4 67 87,393 2.,40 S,... . ........ 103,594 .-...- .. . 2,500,........... 15300 2603 .COHOLS.....................-. 723,630: 23,347......... .........7 S10,S 166,635 12,344 9,1891..------. 2817 ENEZENE AND TOUENE ................ 10,9 39,96 1,00..o..--..-.-...5,779 19,315 1,400..........2,9 2816 SULPHURIC ID................. - .. i,313.o.o.. ..... . ........................................... 1,313;.......... 2819 SASIC CHEICALS HAN PROD, NEC- 11,554,055 1,30 6,4 136,2. i ......... .16,916 3,246 9:207 1 67,9 12,820 287 NTOENOUS C":M INRTILIZERS-- 6 64652 35452 2,91 5,055 24,631 a5,617 2 0,09 12,42 22,223 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS... 209,377i 395,855 .......... .......... . .210 2,995. ...... 1,3371.......... 2673 PHOSPATIC CHN FERTILIZERS.... 66,363 7,.700.......... I.,274 2,669 ........... i::9,:20: .......... 2679 FERtlLIZER AND MATERIALS, ONC.- 633,8361 6,5 --..-......- ....- ...- .. ,999 3,261 9,0671o.......... 2891NISCE LANEOUS CHEMICAL PRO-' 0 .D 10,005.... ... ..... . . . -.------.-.......-- 7,29 2 ,11 GSOLNE I......................... .2,146 39,74 1,6.. .......... .. 36 1 5,o3'" .. ,, i ....... 2912 JET FU............................ .,.......... .................................... .......... 2,316............ .......... CHICAGO, L, DISTRICT 17 ILLINOIS WATERWAY, ILL4 (CONSOLIDATED REPORT FOR ENTIRE WATEROAY)..COMTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987.CONTINJED INTERNAL.-CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) INBOUND OUTBOUND THROUGH COMMODITY TOTAL. UPsOUND DOWNBOUNDI UPSOUND DOANBOUNO UPSOUND DOmNBOUND UPBOUNO DORNSOUND 2913 KEROSENE * 4 1 34,049 1 1,253 5,015 "0,17- 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL .. 729,5621 259,824 ' - ...... O 1-4,86- 20,586 £0,510 2915 RSIDAL FUEL 01............. 1,646,307 789,950 13,660 ........-. 51,356 132,503 194,960 0,0$2 3,S4b 2916 LUBRICATIG OILS AND GRLASE$--. 337,240 277,333 . ... --.... b'198 2,588 .......... .......... 51,121 2917 NAPHTHA, PErROLEUM SOLVeNTS.-- 200,909 117,4891 14,396 ........... . 6,77, 8,794 16,872 6,563 .......... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES...... 632,082 238,508 3,000 1.400 162,669 239517 171,5 -.......... 30,984 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COE-........... 1,437,650 93,9251.......... 189,373 910,139 6,200 46,801 74,098 111,884 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, N-.. 4,256 9,256. .......... ... ........... I...................................... .......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT - -.. ....... . 802,310 644,-9 - ........... . ...................... ........ ........... .157,815-.-.--- .---- 3271 LIRE...---.------- -.... 8------ 8151, 1 71,473 ........................................................... 8 3311 PlO -------------........ 38,294 i1s528i-................. .................................. 3312 SLAG........................... 201,541 1 9 26,39 4,1........... .......... .......... 9,755 7,08 3341 IRON AND STEEL PRIARY FOR4MS.- 343,093 57,874.. ............. . 5,599. .......... ......... 157,656 110,962 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, LXC SMEET- 529,095 138,919 09,229.............6.910.................... 258,032 63,40 331b IRON AND STEEL PLATLS, SHEETS- 159,991 7,96 800.......... .......... ................. 34,094 111,201 317 IRON AN0 STEEL PIPE AND TUBE--- 30,684 19,942 " V*' - --.......... 17,702.......... 3318 FRSLLO.3 -..----------------- --- 170,402- 4211 ............ . ........... ............... ............ 155,66 7,26t 1319 IR40 AN STtEL PRODUCTS, NEC 7 62............ $89 9 ... 7.9. 4,690 .......... ............. 148,06 S8,700 3323 LAD A4ND INC, UN"RKD..-------- S.,8,31-....!-......... ........- ..... ....................... ,302 --------- 3524 ALOM'4U" 4N ALLOYS, UNWDRKED:: 7,84,.............................................................7,44............ 3011 FA8RICATEU METAL PRDUCTS ....- a-1 3,5 461........................... ....... -- 00 ........... I 30 80. 3511 MACHI4ERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 20,097 11,7 948.................... ..... .. ,708.. - -------- .......... 2,400 0,200 3711 MOTwR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ... 2,342 ........... I.......... .............. 1,349 ....... ........... 993........... 3731 SHIPS A'iO 8JAr.......................214 ...........I.......... .......... ..................................... 13 IS b 4011 140'. AND STEEL SCRAP ............. 722,589 33,A95 24,9251 11,739 129,8261 0,395 10,800 045,535 360,472 4029 .ASTE AND SCRAP, NEC.............. 23,036............. .......... .......... 23,03.............. .......... .......... .......... 4102 C94RODITOES, NEC................... 1,552' 750: .......... .......... .......... .......... ................. 02...... .116 AATERAT IMPROVEMENT MAT.... 1,5...............1,5...... .......... .................... 1,351............. ......... TON-MILES, INIERNAL, 7,976,8b3,547.' II TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 401,411,729. TONoNILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 7,965,05b,941. INDIANA HARBOR, IND. SECTION INCLUDED1 APPROACH CHAMNL, OUTER HARBOR AND CANAL ENTRANCE CHANNEL TO THE FIRST E. J. 9 E. R. R. BRIDGE$ INDIANA HARBOR CANAL, INCLUDING THE CALUMET RIVER BRANCH TO COLUMBUS DRIVE BRIDGE AND THE LAKE GEORGE BRANCH TO 0.2 MILES PAST INDIANAPOL1S BLVO. PROJECT DEPTH: 29 FEET IN APPROACH CHANNEL, 28 FEET IN HARBOR BASIN, 27 FEET IN CANAL ENTRANCE CHANVNEL, ANO 22 FEET IN kEMAIDEk OF CANAL TO 0.2 HILLS PAST INDIA4APOLIS BLVO. ON LARE GEORGE BRANCH AND COLUMBUS DRIVE ON CALUfET RIvER BRANCH. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR YTON TEAR TONS 1978....................................................... 0,75602 1953............................. ....................... 14,475,365 1979.................................................... 4,IB60 1984.................................................. 14,566,601 1980-.................................................... 16,898,932 1985-.................................................. 13 ,4.278 1980-............................................. ... 1,374,900 ,,,-.-.-.---..----.-------- .----- .-- .------ .------ 10 014,0I3 1982....................................- -................... 1230378 SOS 18..................... --..-- 13,43$,41b FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 FOREIGN (SHORT TONS) OVERSEAS CANADIAN CORODITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL ..................................................................... 52,55 298,165' 9,93 211,727 6,750 0107 WHEAT ...................................................................... 9,886 .......... 9 ,61 ............... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ................................................. 439,638 Z26.12: .......... 211,713......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC .............................................. 2 2.......... . ..... 2711 PRINTED HATTER ............................................................ 3 3. .................... .......... 2809 BASIC CHEMICALS AN PROD, NEC ............................................. 2,0178 2,0 ....... ............... 2820 PLASTIC MATERIALS ................................................ ........... . .. .... .... .... . .... 2911 GASOLINE.................................................................... ,750 .......... . ....... ............ 6,75 3291 RISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ............................................. .......... ..... 3308 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS.............................................. 61,91 , . . .......... 1S IRON, STIL SHAPES, E8C SHEET ............................................. 6 4,683 863........... ..........- ....... 3307 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE ............................... . ............ 1,252 1,2521.......... ... m~m..o.•im~mm~. . 7 .......... o~m••m 3511N ACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL-................ o .............................. ..... ..7.................. 3610 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ............................................................. ........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC .................................................................... I. ... ............... 18 Wood~ &awmw 4 do aited Star. 1987 INDIANA HARBOR, IND.-.CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19S7--CONTINdED DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) OILAKENISE INTERNAL COMMODITY TOTAL LOCAL RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTSJ eeelocle ~e~ eieemoe eeeeee eee~eee~l~ee 12,505,581 |l0021.917 n I,271,4b, 193,465, 2 96,2b3i 25,770 SI 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES...................................... .9328,9611 91327 52 .......... . .,4551.................... 1061 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATES8.................................... 10,842.. ............. -........... .1,42..........-.......... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU ................................................ 5 2,52 .... ... .. .... ,2 1411 LIMESTONE...................................................... 414 ,1, ,07........... 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLATER ..................................... . 142,02 142,082 ....... .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ............................ .......... .11,279.................. ... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS ................................................... ................... ..... , .......... 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE........................................... 38,251 3,254 .......... ............ 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS................................... .16,625.............................. i 06,625........... 2911 6ASOLINE....................................................... 567,065 22,374R 524,360 .......... 16,800 3,531 2912 JET UEL ....................................................... ,7 1057 7,112 .......:............. 1.,46 293KEROSENE .............................................. ,5.........227.............................. .... 2913 KRSN 2257 --- * 2,257 ...... ..... .... .... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL................................................ 222,018 25,783 19b,235 ...................... .......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.............................................. 8 ,218 26,967 35360 ...... 5406 14,485 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND 6REASES ................................... .98,498 ........ . 47,377 .............. 5 ,121 ......... 2917 NAPHTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS .................................... S'600 l, .......... 4,200i .................... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES-.............................................330,887...........! .29,145 ..... 8 1758 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM CO E............................ ...... .... .... . 35,329.................... 1,489 35,840 .......... 3312 SLAG ........................................................... 216,962 ........... 160,6179 18,77 37,558.......... 4314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS ................................... 61,6S4 .......... .......... 50,451 11,203..... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ............................ ..... 19,908.......... .......... 59381 13,970....... 3316 100O AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS...................................e.. 7,475............ ... . .. 1,R4S i 6,032.......... 3316 FERROALLOS .................................................... . 19,000 .................. 19,0001 .......... ..... 3319 IRON AND 4TEEL PRODUCTS, NEC .......... o ................... .... . 3,015o.......... ............ ......3,015.......... 401 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ........................................... 137,O55...........I.....6...I .604 68,45 .... ..... 4012 COmROOITIES, NEC ....................... .................. ........ . 7...................I .... TONS. ALL TRAFFIC, 13,335,416. I BURNS WATERWAY HARBOR, IND. SECTION INCLUDOED APPROACH CHANNEL, OUTER HARBOR, AND To HARBOR ARMS, PROJECT DEPTHI 30 FEET IN APPROACH CHANNEL, 26 FEET IN OUTER HARBOR, AND 27 FEET IN THE EAST AND REST HARBOR ARMS. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC EAR TUNS I YEAR TONS 1978: . ... .. 7,306,481 1953 •..................................... 6,332,235 1979 ............................... . ... 8,077,847 1984............................... .... ............... 8,790,770 1980 .................................................. 6,462,020 19s........................................... ....... 8,178,641 1980..................................................... 7,366,655 1986..................................................... 6,149,674 1982 ....................................................... 5,R58,420 Igo $....................................................... 1,09A,196 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) _ _ FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKERISE INTERNAL COMMODITY I TOTAL I , IMPORTS IMPORTS I EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL... ....... ......................... 17,093,196 21,50 799,139 28,1241 5,245,432 79.747 309,299 J79,872 0103 CORN ......................... ......... 262 2 ....... . ..... ...... 26,S62 0107 HEAT ............. , ............-..-- ............................. 4,273 0111 SOYBEANS............................ .... 44,350.......... .................... ............................ 44,350 0931 MARINE SHELLS, UNMANUFACTURED............ 70319.......... 7,19 ......... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.................5,626 052,435 747..74 1 ............ 4,714,757. . .. . . 12,260 .......... 1001 MANGANESE ORES, CONCENTRATrES............ 30,133 ........... . .. .... .... 500 .......... 29,633 .......... 1091 NONFERROJS ORES, CONCEtJJ, NEC.. ... .. ,600; ........................... ..... .. ........ .......... . 1600 1411 LIMESTONE........................ . .. O.74504.1 ....... ......... .. 403,330. .....o 0,415....... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ................ 41..................... ........... 4 0.......... .401 I.......... 1450 CLAT........................1,411 .................... I 1,411......... 1499 NVNNETALO.1C HIHERALS, NEC ............ 39,400 36,941.............. .......... .......... .......... 1 3,158 ....... 2042 ANIHAL FES-............................. 1,323r...--.-...-- ................................ ............... .I .,3 . 2061 ALCOHOLIC AEVEMAGES ...................... 221 22 .......... .................... . . 2211 BASIC YERTILE PHOOUCT................... . 4, .......... .................... .. ......... .. .............. 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD..................... . ,400: .......... .................... .................... .1,400!...... 2711 PRINTED MATTER.................................. 9 9 ................................... .......... .......... ...... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ............ 19,sTs .......... .......... ........................ 19,516.......... 2871 MITROENOuS CHEH FNTILIZERS................ 117,66S 1. ...... ....... ..V,44 103,154 4,204 2672 PUTASSIC CHEM FERT18ZERS ................. . . ,690........ . . ..... 29,.. ......... 2873 PHOSPHATIC CHEN F YILIZERS.-I.- ...... i 9,720 ........................... ...... ................. 9.7.. ...... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC......- . 9.067. ... l..........................970........... I..,061..... ...... 2914 014 SILLATE UE OIL 01...................... 4,200. . . ............. . 1:,200..... .................. 2915 RESIJAL FUEL OIL........................ . . 2,098, .......... .... ... ,096 ... .096 ....... ..... .......... 2920 COKE, PETROEUM COKE ..................... .19,171 ......... ! t.......... . . ,126 50,40..........i 0,04 50,523 3291 MISC 1ONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD......... ............... 51 ......................... . I.. .......... .......... 3311 PIG IRO ...................................... ..10,222 ............. 18,22......:.... ............... ................ 3312 SLAG..................................... 197,012 .................. 60,1 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMRY FORMS.......... .0,553 662 ............. ...... .............. . 0 : 4 07 7,299 331S IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET........ ..70,501 34,493. . ............... ................ ' l 00bl0 34,406 3316 IRON AND STLE PLATES, SHEETS.... $..52 a653 13........................... .............- . ,690 3311 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TuE ............. 702 702 .......... .................... .......... ..................... CHCAGO, L, DISTRICT 19 BURNS ATERNAY NARBOR, INO.--CONTINUEO FREIGTl TRAFFIC* 1907.-CONTINUED (OUT TONS) FOResGN DOESTIC C OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKESE INTERNAL ImPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS 3S4PUENT$ RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 3316 FERROALLOT3S* 31.66. 23,593 3,8S3 .. ... 0 I,S 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, , . C - .4, 8 2 0 ' * . . . . . , . . . 3323 LEAD AND iINC, IU4JRKO* 606 60 . .. . A24 ALUN AN2 ALL-YS 428 ; ......... 3411 FAOIATED ,ETAL PRODuCTS 372 3..................................................300 31 MATRA VE ICLPT e,065 2.................... ........................................ 4011* IROTo AND S" SCRAP............................7,503 . :7,490 ,,3.013is, 20 7#afeqpdt &*mrewc 4~ de *aalrd £faa 19J 7 OTHER HARBO0RS AND OATERMAYS HARBOR OR OATERMAY C3i. TONdS PASSENGER# PROJECT CHICAGO HARBOR, ILL. (INCLUDED IN PORT Of CHICAGO) ...... 1121 COALAND'INIE ................ 1,450 . 1499 NONM4ETALLIC' MINERALS, N4EC ............ 22.. 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PROCT. U.......... 13 ..... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS .............. S ... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ............. ..... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC......... 13.... 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS .......... 29 . . 2819 8ASIC CHE4ICALS AND PROD, NEC ...... ... 21 -.. *: 2841 SOAP................................................. 20........ 2672 POTASSIC ICH FERTILIZERS......................... 23,216........ 2914 DISTILLATE, FUEL OIL................................. 722........... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL................................ 5,3.... zs ....... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES.......................... 5,261......... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC' PLASTIC PROD......................... I......... 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS........................ 22.......... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET..................... 11,#516.......... 3116 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS........................ S.......... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE........................ 673............ 3122 COPPER ALLOTS, UNNDRKEO........................... 5.... a ....... 332a ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNNORKED .................. .......... 9..... 3411 FAB42CATED METAL PRODUCTS .......................... 5 ...... 3611 MACH4INERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........................ 118....... 3411 ELECTrRICAL NACH AND EQUIP........................... 109........ ... 3791 4ISC:TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT....................... 99.......... 3911 MISC' MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS........................... 2.......... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP.............................. 254........... TOTAL.............................................. 49,a.4 265,970 MICHIGAN CITY HANSON, lID....................................... NO0 COMERCE REPORTED NONPROJECT BUFFINGTON HARBOR, IND........................................ 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES .................... 37S....... . . 1011 LIMESTONE......................................... 676,52 ........ 2914 DISTELLATE. PUEL'01 D................................ 1,440........ 2916 RESIDUAL-FUEL OIL.................................. .. 4.......... TOTAL.............................................6&92,626........... GARY HARBOR, lID........................................ ..... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES........................ 6,103,960........... 1411 LIMESTONE......................................... 65.l 0........... 2531 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS....................... 4,600........... 2871 WIROGENOUS CHEN FERTILIZERS....................... 31,400.......... 2914 OISITILLATE FUEL'I 01................. .............. 1,96......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OI................................... 13,321.......... 2920 COKEi. PETROLEUM COKE.............................. 21.782 .. 3332 $L49.............................................. 369.497........ 3314 I4O4 AND STEEL' PRIMARY FORMS...................... S1,312.......... 331S IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EIC SHEET............. 3,266.......... 1316 IRON AND STEEL' PLATES SHEETS..................... 38,1...... 3318 FERROALLOYS................................... 6,6........... Z 339 IR0N AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC....................... 5,577........... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS......................... 7?2,253.......... 3511 M4AC-HINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL....................... 1,04....... 401l IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.............................. 11,200........ TOTAL............................................ 7,265,781........... DETROIT, Mi. DISTRICT 21 PRESQUE ISLE HARBOR, MICH. SECIO INLD, ENTIRE NARBOR. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTHS, 30 FEET IN APPROACH AND 26 FEET IN SBIN. NAVIGATION SEASON MARC U: OJAURY 21. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 1978................................................... 7,'956,e8 1963................................................... s,iz9,5Ss 1979 ,2176 18.................................. s 175 96... .......................... ............ 6,848,430 1960 .................................................. 7#881*252 195................................................... 7,202,744 1981.................................................. 6,119,940i 1986.................................................. 4,101,S30 1982..................................................... 3,363,M35 1967.................................................. I9,332,587 FREIGHT' TRAFFIC, 1987 MSORT TONS) FOREIG DOMESTIC OVEREAS8 CANADIAN L4KEMISE COMMITY TOTAL EXOT !EXOT REEPS 31P NS TOTAL............................... ......................................... 9,332,58 132,209 1 4,069,465 1,907,624 3,23,29 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES .................................................... 7375,607 132,097 .4,051,9 4..........,191,79. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE.............................................................. 1,422,200 ................. 1,422,200.......... 1411 LIMESTONE...................................................................... 527,942 ............ 1,2 485,424' 31,493 2031 PISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED.................................................... lI 112 .......... ........... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC .............................................. . bs..........6,.5261......... .......... ,26 MARQUETTE HARBOR, MICH. SECTION INCLUDEDt ENTIRE HARSOR. CONTROLLING DEPTH$ 24 FEET. PROJECT DEPTH. 27 FEET. NAVIGATION SEASON8 HAY 14 TO NOVEMBER 22. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR I TONS TEAR TONS 1978....................................................... 086,870 1963...................................................253,951 1979...................................................... 153,617 1984...................................................::::: 160,473 1980....................................................... 77,300 I 1985 ................................................... 176,315 196........................................................ 67,716 3956.................................................. 350,623 1982...................................................... 175,615 1987...................................................... 636,652 FREIGH4T TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) LAKENISE COMODTYTOAL RECEIPTS ISHIPMENTS! LOCAL TOTAL .......................................................................... ........... 616,852 561,589 35,167! 96 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH........................................... ... ....... ........ 96 .......... .. ........... 96 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ............................................. ::------ 7............35,167...;........3,17....... :123 C04l. AND LIGNITE.......................................................................... 327,9071 327,97........... 1411 LIMESTONE............................................................................. I Z3662 23:2.........2362 25,8 ..... ONTONAGON HARBOR, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED, MOUTH OF ONTONAGON RIVER, MICH. CONTROLLING DEPTH, 12 FEET IN LAKE APPROACH, 9 FEET SETNEN ENTRANCE PIERS, AND 5.5 FEET IN HARBOR BASIN. PROJECT DEPTH, 17 FEET IN LAKE APPROACH AND 15 FEET BETEEEN ENTRANCE PIERS. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR TONS YEAR TONS 1978................................................... ..... 22 1963 ....................................................... 90,802 1979....................................... ............... ........... 1994....................................................... SS5,740 1980.................................. 95.................................... ................ 95,03S 1983........................................................... 986....................................,:6 1962............................................ ...... ... ........... 1:987..................................................... 302063; 22 Wwpted.~a eatwem 4 d~e *ed £~g,/8 ONTONAGON HARBOR, MICH, -CONTINJED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 DOMESTIC (SNORT TONS) C0ASTW1SEi LAAENIS COMMODITY TOTAL MPE S RCIT TOTAL.............................................. 02,063 600 301,2b3 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ....................................... S6,257 ... 266,257 1411 LIOE.......E S T ONE........................... .. .... : :1 15,006 ... 25,006 3131 SHIPS ANO BOATS ......................................... 800 600..... ST. MARYS RIVER, MICH. SECTION INCLUDEDs ENTIRE LENGTH OF ST. MARYS RIVER FROM LAKE SUPERIOR TO LAKE HURON, INCLUDING AMERICAN PORTS OF SAULT STE. MARIE, RADER, LIVE ISLAND, DRU4MOND ISLAND, AND DETOUR, MICHIGAN. NAME OF CANAL PROJECT CONTROLLING DEPTH I DEPTH GROS CAP REEFS........................................................................................................0. 30.0 POINT IROQUJOIS SHOAL CHANNE...........................................................................................3. 29.4 POINT IROQUOIS ANCHORAGE AREAS......................................................................................... 29.0 21.0 BIRCH POI4T COURSE................................................................................................... 26000 30.0 &RUSM POINT COURSE................................................................................................... 28.0:30:0 POINT LOUISE CHANNE..................................................................................................... 26.0 28.0 POINT AUX PINS COURSE.................................................................................................. 26.0 26.0 VIDAL 3MOALS CMANNEL..................................................................................................26.0 , 260 LOCKS AND CANAL (SEE REPORT FOR ST. MARYS FALL-CANAL) _____ SATFIELO CHANNEL COURSE I............................................................................................. 26.0 26.0 ANCHORAGE AND WANEUVER AREA ANGLE COURSES I AND 2.................................................................... 26e.5 26.5 LITTLE RAPIDS COURSES 2 AND 3.......................................................................................... 27.0 2T.0 LAKE N1COLET CHANNE..................................................................................................... 29.0 29.0 LANE NICOLET ANCHORAGE................................................................................................. 26.0 26.0 MIDDLE NEESISH CHANdNEL...............................................................................................21r.0.26.0 Z7. 0 VEST NEESISH CHANNEL..................................................................................................26.5 27.5 LAKE MUNUSCONG CHANNEL................................................................................................. 2m.0 26.0 LIME ISLAND CMANNE...................................................................................................... 29.0 29.0 DETOUR PASSAGE......................................................................................................... 30.0 29.0 PIPE ISLAND COURSE..................................................................................................... 2 9.0 290 0 ATSON REEF COURSE...................................................................................................... 300 30.0 CRAS ISLAND............................................................................................................ 3 0:03. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIL YEAR TRAFFIC OF PORTS THROUGH TRAFFIC 2TOTAL TONS] PASSENGERS TONS IPASSENGERS TONS IPASSENGERS 1970............................................................... 2,736,1331 S0,493 66,025,435.............. 90,761,566 $60,493 1979...............................................................21,196,6161 074,630 86,862,344.............I 91,060,92 476,630 1980...............................................................21,559,355 586,370 72,750,692 27,652I 74,310,:047 606,222 1962............................................................... 1,504,564 666,605 74,793,296..............76,371,72 64660 5 1962................................................................ 917,07 697,601 42,545,216........43,462,6213 697,601 1963............................................................... 1,264,696 735,128 50, 4 1,969..........2,526,667! 735,116 1964.............................................................. 1,175,90 757,326 59,050,064.............. 60,325,354. 757,316 1985........................ ...................................... 1,240,340 713,095 55,840,925.............I 57,061,265: 723,095 096............................................................... 1,412,841 760,841 49,619,632..............51,032b63 760,841 1967............................................................... 1,577,6#63 663,172 59,896,703.............. 61,074,5b68 663,272 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 UPSOUND (SHORT TONS) TMROUGM TRAFFIC OECEIPTS AND SHIPMET COMMODITY TOTAL FOREIGN DOMESTIC FRIN DOM4EST!IC OVEREAI C~7AI~ LzAKERI SE CNDAN jLAKEIS TOTAL..............................................................6,090.2 66,48 2 ,42. 2 3,W19.316 2.79 ,46j 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.......................................... 20,099............. 20,099.............. .......... ...... 1221 COAL AND L16NITE................................................. - 2,825,647............. 1,801,075 2,016,107.............. 6,6 1411 LIMESTONE......................................................... 2,75P1,27............. 466,001 2,062,396 200,620 ....... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK......................................... 268,696 .......... .......... ............... 3,66....... 2499 '40NMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.......................................... 2144,930............. 56,206 60,959 7,865....... 2022 MEAT AN4D PRODUCTS, NEC................................................ 20 20 .......... .......... .......... ........ 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS.............................................. 3,74 3768 ............... .......... .......... .......... 2311 APPAREL........................................................... ... a........................ 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES............................. 4......................................... ?b31 PAPER AND PAPERSrIARO............................................... 0 1:4:.......... .......... .............. 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PROUCTS....................................... 50:: s 50 .......... .......... .............. 2619 BASIC CMEMICALS AND PROD, NEC........................................ 21 21............. .......... .......... .......... 2622 PLASTIC wrRERIALS..................................................... 6b2 2....................... .......... .......... 2641 SOAP................................................................... 6................................ 21st PAINT.................................................................. 219 19! ...... ... ........................ 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD.........................................:-92 921 ........................... 241S RESIDUAL FUEL 01............................................7,5..................7,650o ........................ 3241 SUILDING CEMENT.................................................... 251,919, 35,770' 66,550 ... ,5 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EOC SHEET...................................... 26,268 26,268 ....... ... ...... .................... DETROIT , MI, D0STRICT 23 ST. MARYS RIVER, 4ICM...CONTINuED FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 1987..CONTINUED UPBOUND-.CONTIMUED (SHORT TONS) CMOIYTNMOUGN. TRAFFIC RCIT OSMPET3 OMDTYI TOTAL FOREIGN DOMESTIC FON I;N DOMESTIC ____ OVERSEAS ___ CANADIAN _ALM1!i3C CA 4AQIAM LKaS 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED......................... ......................................... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS............................................. 0 70 ............... .......... .......... .......... 3S11 4ACNIERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA.......................................... 267 287........................ 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP............................................. 1........................ 3911 VISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS....................................... I is; 1is............. .......... .......... .......... 4112 COM4ODITIES, NEC ...................................................... ... ..... I.....I.......... 4115 MATERWAY IMPROVEMENT MAT................. ........................ 38,1531 ... j..... 3B,2S3 ........ 0 OMN SO UN 0 (SNORT TONS) - -THROUGH TRAFFIC RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS COMMODITY TOTAL FOREIGN DOMESTIC FOREIGN DOMESTIC ___ ____ OVERSEAS ICANADIAN LAKERISE OTN4ER OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEWISE TOTAL ..................................... 5,634 ;,5,63 3,1,i.4,6.7 0113 4,5 9,3 4102 BARLEY AND RYE--............................ 06 41,622 205,045! 276,577 ........... .......... .......... .................. 010 CRN...............................36,404 36,404'......................... .......... .......... .......... .......... 0104 OATS............................... .......... 13,534...............13,534 .................................... .......... .......... 0107 MHEAT........... ........................... 2,347.309 1,614,606 143,642 549,021:............ ................................ 01ll SOYBEANS..................................... 262,616 272,926 9,690......................... .......... .......... .......... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC................................ 134,016 134,016 .......... .......... ;.......... .......... .................. 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ........................ 8,639 8,639 ............................................... .......... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.............14,700 14,100............................ .......... .......... .......... ...... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ............. 44,195,302 174,322 3,293f974 36,727,006i .......... .......... .......... .......... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ...................... 675,966................9,3221 8,416,644.............. .......... .......... .......... 1411 LIMESTONE ............................ 1,356,652.....................3149....................2,0 996,63 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK............114,444............93,419 ....... 1.......... ............... 19,023........... 1451 CLAY......................................... 109,911 6,638 103,273............... .......... .......... .......... ......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS NEC...........................2 21........................................ 2422 DRIED "ILK AND CREAN......................... 4,634 4,634 ............ .......... .......... ......................... 2431 F134 AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED-............112 1121.......... :..........................- 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC .................. 2............................ ............ .......... 2042 WHEAT FLOUR AND SEM4OLINA ................... I 757 737 ...... ........... .............. 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS.................... ........ 1,026 1,026 ................. I.. 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC ................. ,143 3,143 ........................................ 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS.................. 00615 4,615 .......... ........... o........ .......... ..................... 2421 LUMBER.............................. I 11,011 775 10,236! .......... ............................ 2431 VENEER, PLYROD, WORKED MOOD.............446 44.......... & ...... ... ..... .................. 2621 STANDARD NEMSPRINT PAPER..................1 13.492............. 13S,492, ...... ..... .......... I.......... ................... 2631 PAPER A4D PAPERBOARD...........................o.7......... ............................ 7............ .......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC:::::: ......... :.......... ....... 4.......... .......... ................................ . 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC..........,7 7 5,170 ...... ........ ............ .......... .......... 2431 DRUGS......................................' 371 ............................................ 2641 SOP............................................ 62 62 ;........................................ 2851 PAINTS.................................... I I............. .......... I.......... ..... .... :: ............ 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS: ::...........43,046 ...... ...... 43,0486.......... .......... ..... i................... 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS...........1,069,729............. 1,069,729 1............. . . . . . . . . . 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS~........ I ..... ............... 291S RESIDUAL FUEL OIL..........................I 4,206 .......... .............. 4,206,............................ 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE........................ 216,389 136,664 59,725 ................................... S01l RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD.....................2 2.............. .................................... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ....... 1 ..... 16.............................. 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC................. 6,326.............. 6,526.............................. 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, IJNWORKED........................ I.......... .......... .......... ........................... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .................... 6,241 32 6,290...................... ... 19 ................... 332 MCMIER, ECET EECRIC...................9 69......................... ......... .... 201................ 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ...................... 23 ....................... 8........... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, E20UIP...................9..............................p........... 3731 SNIPS AND BOATS................... ........ 03 .............................. 3811 INSYR, TIME, PHOTO, OFT GOODB............. ..47....................................2............ 402 IRN AD SEE SCAP.................. ~.5e 10, ~i:::............i.......................................... TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 61,474,568. TONMILES ALL TRAFFIC, 3,670,971,136. ST. MARYS FALLS CANAL, MICHIGAN AND SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO SNIP CANAL, CANADA (INCLUDED IN ST. MARTS RIVER) SECTION INCLUDED, AMERICAN AND CANADIAN NAVIGATION CANALS AND LOCKS At ST. MARTS FALLS, SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH. AND ONTARIO. b CONTROLLING DEPTH$$ SABIN LOCK 23.1, DAVIS LOCK 23.1, MACARYNUR LOCK 31.4, POE LOCK 32.0 AND 16.8 FEET CANADIAN CANAL. PROJECT OEPTN. SEE ST. MARTS RIVER. COM4PARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS IPASSENGERS YEAR TONS PASSENGERS 1976........................................6,634,609 236,476 1963.................................. ...... 52,792,2...... 2979........................................ 90,499,463 113,074 194.................................. 622722............ 4960........................................73,P046,943 206,666 1983........................................386,4,9411........ 1961........................................ 77,022,732 226,332 1966........... .................... 32:,7,936........... 196!........................................ 43,824,736 103,166 1987................................ I 6249,69 ........ 24 1W'4t&eAmw aasc ak 11aiad Srakt- 198 7 ONTARIO SHI CNAL, CND ICUE NS.MR8RVR.'OTN FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1957 EASTBOUND (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC COMMODITY TOTAL. OVERSEA CDOIN AEIS T TOTAL........................................................................£ 56,754,b65 2.6SS.603! 7,956,bBS#LS !A 86 5 0 0B 0102 BARLEY AND RYE................................................................ A481622~ 205.0R4i 276,577............ I.......... 0103 CORN............................................................................ 36,404' 36,404A.......... ...... :... 'I........... 0100 DATS........................................................................ xsa....... S4 .......... 13,S34 ...... ... ....... 0107 WH4EAT......................................................................... 2,347,509 1,614.606 143:882 S69,.. ..... 0111 SOYBEANS....................................................................... 232,618 272,928 9,60 ...... ........ 0119 OILSEEDS, NE................................................................... 134,016 134,016 ..................... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC................................................................ 85,859 8,889 ..................... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.................................................... 14,700 14,700 ......... ................. 2011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.................................................... 42,946,123 174,322 6,044,795 36,727,0061 ....... 1121 COAL AND L.IGNITE..............................................................86,875,966............. 5S9,322 8,8T6,64..... 1411 LIMESTONE...................................................................... 31,493.............. .......... 1A3...... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK .............................. 9,1.................98,419........... ........ .... 1451 CLAY........................................................................... 109,912 6,638 103,273................... 1499 4ONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC........................................................ 21t 21 .......... ................ 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM............................................................ 4,634 4,634 .......... ................ 2431 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED.................................................... 11 112 .............. .......... .......... 2041 WHEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA........................................................ 757 757 ...................... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS.................................................................... 11026 1,028 .......... ............ 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC....................................................... %,143 5.243 .......... .............. 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS.................................................... 9,618 9,615 ...................... 2421 LUMBER.......................................................................... 11,011 775 10,236............ 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD0, MORKED 0OOD................................................ 48..........44 448............I 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER....................................................... 15S,492............. 15S,492 ................ 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC.................................................. 5,177 7 S,170............I 2841 SOAP.............................................................................. 62 62 ...................... 26s1 PAINTS................................................................................................I 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEN FERTILIZERS...........................................3,8................. 43,048 ................. 2872 POTASSIC CHEN FERTILIZERS.................................... ................ 1,069,129.............2l,069,729............ 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OI..................................................4,0.............................. 4,206 ........ 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE........................................................... 218,389 188,664 59,725i.............. 301t RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD..................................................... 2 2!..................... ...... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD................................................I........14 ..... I 14'....... ... : 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC................................................... 6,S26 ........... 6,S2b ..... ......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS..................................................321.......... .... I 3512 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA.................................................b96!..........696 3612 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP......................................................... 5 5 ......... ................ 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS............................................................. ' S..........80 5..........I 80 *Ot1 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP .......................................................... 116 20,155i ..... I......I..... WESOUND (SHORT TONS) COMMDITYTHROUGH TRAFFIC COMMODITY ~~TOTAL FRINDMSI OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEW13E TOTAL.................................................................................... 5,678,238 66,450' 2,233,07 3,375,681 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES................................................................. 21,099............ 1 21,099.......... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE......................................................................... 2,828,607..............1,303,07S 1,024,5;; 1411 LIMESTONE................................................................................ 2,362,795............. 260,397 2,082,398 1499 NONM4ETALL.IC MINERALS, NEC................................................................. 137,065............. 56, 106 80,959 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC....................................................................... 20 20............ .......... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS..................................................................... 3,768 3,7601............. ..... 2311 APPARE........................................................................................ 8 a................ .... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES..................................................................a 1.......... . . .... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD......................................................................... 1 14 ,................ ... 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS................................................................ s0 50!.............. ... 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC............................................................... 21 21j-............ ..... 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS............................................................................ 6b2 6............... ..... 2841 SOAP ..................................................................................................... a ZS5I PAINTS....................................................................................... 19 191:::.:: 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD................................................................. 92 921......... .......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL...................................................................... JSo.......... 17,850....... ,5....... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT........................................................................... .252,919 3S,7701 66,580 149,9 3325 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET............................................................. 2b,2661 26,26:1::::::::::...... 3524 ALUMINUM AND ALOYS, UNRORKED................................................................ 3 ........... 3413 FABRCATED METAL PRODUCTS................................................................... 701 70.................... 3512 MACHINERT, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL................................................................ 287. 287'........... 3411 ELECTRICAL M4ACH AND EQUIP.................................................................... I ........... 3911 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.................................................................. 5 isI 5................ 4118 WATERWAY IMPROVEMENT MAT................................................................. 3,3...MIS........... ..........I 3*6,151 TONS, A6LTRAFFIC, 62,459.096. DEROIT, AM, DITRICT 25 DRUMMOND ISLAND, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. MARYS RI VER) SECTION INCLUDEOI PRIVATE LOADING DOCK O4 ST. MARYS RIVER AT DRUMMOND ISLAND, MICH. CONTROLLING DEPTHS$ 30 FEET TO AND FROM LAKE HURON i7.0 FEET TO AND FRO" LAKE SUPERIORO 27.0 FEET TO LAKE SUPERIOR# 23 FEET AT DOCK. PROJECT DEPTH$ SEE ST. MARYS RIVER. COMPARATIVE.STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS IPASSENGERS 1975.........................................Z2,S5B,3S4 83.2631 1983................................. 1:130,294 23,7 1979......................................... 2.047.047 66,805 1964 ... o.............................. ,9.0 240,30y 1960.........................................21,469,32 2.06[ 95............................ 167,254! 209.096 1981................ ................ ........ 1,478,807 239,210: 18....................................306191 245,059 1962 .......................................... 14,730 20S,456 198:7............................... ... 1,15,950spso 235,256 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SNORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC CANADIAN LAKEPISE COMMODITY TOTAL EXPORTS 3SH1PMENTS TOTAL............................................................................................... 2.515,950 S19.300: 996.650 2411 LIMESTONE.............................................................................. ............ 2,7,2 481,S7' 9.5 1442 SAND. GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK........................... ............................................ j 3,2 371 GRAYS REEF PASSAGE, MOCK. SECTION INCLUDED, EAST CHANNEL, 3,000 FEET WIDE AND ABOUT 2 MILES LONG. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTHSo 25 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR I TONS IPASSENGERS YIA TNI PASSENGERS 1978......................................... 6,582,477 948 963................................... 3,732,01....... 1979......................................... 7,690,697.............21984..................................... 4, 712,45........ 2980........................... ............. 6.020.552.............21985......................................... 4,6 0.IS........... 1962......................................... 5,294,820............. 1966.........................................,96,21....... 292............................3,791,447............. 1987............................... ....... 3.464 ,260.......... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) ITHROUGH TRAFFIC I K NDOMESTIC COMMODITY TOTAL OVERSEAS CANADIAN A*KEMISE _____________________________________________________ _______NORTHBOUND, OTHOUN. NORTHBOUND 'SOUTHIO-0U-N TOTAL.........................................................................35,464,160 775,6701 563,7S3 i.736,144i 360,593 0103 CORN........................................................................... 470,576 291,022 279,555............. ....... 005 RICE..................................... ........... ........................... 2,5S92 2,592............ .......... .......... 0107 "MEAT................................................ ............ .............. 268,706 08,706.......... .......... .......... 0121 SOYBEANS....................................................................... 99,5687 99,56............... .......... ...... 0142 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.................................................... 16,381 t6,3610.......... .................... 0261 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC......................................................... S S............... .......... ...... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH..................................................... 496 49B.............. .......... ...... . 2221 COAL AND LIGNITE............................................................... 346,996.............. .......... 36,511: s0o.47; 2411 LIMESTONE...................................................................... 45,260.............. 6,006 27,2951 20,959 1462 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.......................................ft ........... 683,125 10,002 305,553 307,5701......... 1699 NONMETALLIC MINERALS. NEC..................... ............................ 474 4.5a..........,,l .. 7... ... j....... 2014 TALL0M ANAL FATS AND OILS...................................... ............. 3,003 3,003 .......... .............. 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM........................................................... 9,4461 9,448 .......... .............. 2032 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED..................................................... 2 I7.............. .......... .......... 2041 MMEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA ............................................ ft ........... 16.06s 26,085............ ............ ........ 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS ..................................................... 4S 4S.......... .......... .......... 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS. NEC....................................................... 73,277 73,277............ .......... .......... 2090 VEGETABLE OIL, MARG, SHORT.................................................... 30,699 30,899............ .......... .......... 209' MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS.................................................... 5S9,369 59,369............ .......... .......... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS............................................................ 3 3......... .......... .......... 2321 APPAREL.......................................................................... 961 960.................. 2421 LUMBER........................................................................... 267 267.................. 260 2 PULP.............................................................................. 71 7 .......... ......... .......... 2802 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ............................................ 66.......... .......... ...... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD............................................................. 2191 291............. .......... .......... 2891 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC..................................................... 49 49.................. 2702 PRINTED MATTER.................................................................... 3 3.................. 2802 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS...................................................... 3 3............. .......... ......... 2513 ALCOHOLS.................................................................................... I .......... .......... .......... 2517 BENZENE AND TOLUENE............................................................. 5,2392.............. 5,0292............ .......... 2609 BASIC CHEMICAL$ AND PROD, NEC.................................................. 2,9 1,19................... 2620 PLASTIC MATERIALS................................................................ 173 23...... 2631 DRUGS............................................................................. 4 ................. 2641 SOAP.......................................... ................................... 120.................. 2852 PAINTS............................................................................ 1 It................ .......... ...... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD..................................................... 309 309.............. .......... ...... 2911 GASOLINE ....................................................................... 247,649.............. 6,7S0 217,733 23,166 2913 KEMOSENE........................................................................ 1,005 .......... .............. 1,035 .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL............................................................ 867,477.............. .......... 72.406 1502 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.............................................................. 201,46............... .......... 221,465........ 2916 LUBRICATING OILf AND GREASES..................................................... 210 20............ .......... .......... 2915 ASPHIALT, 'AR, AND PITCHEB..................................................... 0560,267.............. .......... 050,:267........... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE.......................................................... 8139,5$6............. S9l Is6.989...... 26 7W~4fea4w &xasc .4 de lWed S~ae, I 19J 7 BRAYS REEF PASSAGE, NICH...CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967.-CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC CMOIYFOREIGN DOMESTIC CMOTYTOTAL V 3"Es! CANADIAN I AKE IS( ___________________________________________ NORTMSOUNO NORTBODUND' NORTHBOUND SOUTNBOUND- 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ..................................... 22..................... .......... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD..................................................... 12 12............ .......... .......... 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS............................................................ Is............. .......... .......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT................................................................ 459,615............. ........... 09,615......... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS......................................................... 19 19.............. .......... ...... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD.................................................... 36 36 .......... ... ............. 33±2 SLAG..............................................................24,6............................ 240,965........ 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS................................................... 618 616....................... ......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC..................................................... 22 221....................... I.......... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC............................................................ 9 9......................... ....... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UMNORXED.................................................... 79 791 .......... ................. 3*1± FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS............................................. t16 ..................... 1( f1 3S11 MACNINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL................................................... 2,34S 2,3.5............. .......... .......... 3611 ELECTRICAL-1MACN AND EQUIP........................................................ 130 130 .... .......... .......... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.................................................... 136 i.................. 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS................................................................... 6 3011 INSYR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS.................................................... M 40.................. 3911 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS........................................................ 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.................................................... 1110292 131,292........................... ... 402TEXTILE RATSRP ME...............................1..................... 422COMMODITI NE..................................... 90 90............ .......... ........ 9999 DEPARTMENT Of DEFENSE AND SCI....................................... ............ .2 2 ........... ... TRAVERSE CITY HARBOR, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED$ CITY OF TRAVERSE CITY AND TNE SAY SNORE TO AND INCLUDING THE EXISTING FEDERAL PROJECT LOCATED ABOUT 1.25 MILES NOMTM OF THE CITY LIMITS. CONTROLLING DEPTHS 14 AND 10 FEET AT THE EXISTING PROJECT. PROJECT DEPTM: 14 AND 10 FEET AT TNE EXISTING PROJECT. NAVIGATION SEASON, MARCH 4 TI DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TN ERTN 1975........................... ........................... 426,212, 1963 .................................. ................... 270,607 1979 . ................................ 316,1941 1984...................................................... 32S,529 19S0...................................................... 323,31. ±98S...................................................... 221,650 lost...................................................... 341,141; 1966...................................................... 307,774 1962...................................................... 310,805' 1967................................................ a53,225 facIGHT TRePPIC, its? DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) LkXEMISE COMMODITY RECEIPTS TOTAL....................................................................................................................... . 253,225 1121 COAL AND L16NITE........................................................................................ .................... 36,4S5 2911 GASJLINE....................... ............................................................................................. 191,413 Z914 DISTILLATE FUEL-Ol 0......................................... .............. ......... .................................... 2,S LUDINGTON HARB04, RICH. SECTION INCLUDED. ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND ENTIRE AREA IF PERE MARQUETTE LAKE. CONTROLLING DEPTHSt 23 FEET IN THE OUTER ENTRANCE BAR DECREASING TO 20 FEET THROUGH THE OUTER BASIN AND IN THE CHANNEL TO PERE MARQUETTE LAKE. PROJECT DEPTHS: 1o FEET TO PERE MARQUETTE LAKE. NAVIGATION SEASONS APRIL 2 to DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT IF TRAFFIC ElF. TINS PASNGR YE-AR TN PASSENGERS ±975..........................................2,397,920 1 ±0,006 ±953.......................................... 659,645 67,065 1979................................. ....... 2,764,RSB 133,765 1984........................................ 1,174.955 96,676 1960......................................... 2,129,001 136,272 198S......................................... 1,075.051 85,035 198±......................................... 1,762,302 65,668 1986......................................... 720.904 85.109 1962................ ........................ 21,290,796 86,5±5 ±997.......................................... 694, 477. 84,599 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) -~FOREIGN - -DOMESTIC OVENS LAKEPISE COMMODITY TOTAL I - EMPORT RECEIPTS SMIP-ENTS TOTAL.................................................................................. 69,T 510 7 lb 5st 014 FESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES....................................................97.................... 594 333 1±21 COAL AND LIGNITE ................ ....................................... 9,7..............................9,679 DETROT, Ml, DITRICT 27 LUDINGTON HARBOR, MIN-COTVE FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967..CONTINJED (SHORT TONS) _____ __________ ____________ -FOREIGN ___ DOMETIC OVERSEAS LAKENISE COMMODITY TOTAL __________EXPORTS _ RECEIPTS __SHIPMENtS 1411 LI MSOE.............S T ONE........................ 348,775 ...... 388,775---- 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROK.............................. 95,207 ...... ,789 93,01 1451 CLAY....................................................................................... 2S,602.............. .......... 25,602 1499 40NMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC................................................................. 10,452 5,071.............. 5,781 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN............................................................... 1,849.............. 1,549.......... 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC........................................... ........................ 107..........1,7 90B16 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC.................................................................... 4597 ................ 97.......... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS............................................................................... 2,811.............. 2,811.......... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS................................................................ 2,377.............. 2,377.......... 2021 LUH8ER.................................................................................... .15,'08............. 14,61279 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED WOOD............................................................... 3,367 .......... .............. 3,367 2491 ROOD VlANUFACTURES, NEC................................................................ 102..........1,1 214 794 2611 PULP....................................................................................... 23,07.............. 19,169 6,302 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER.................................................................. 21,279............. 21,279.......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPEROOARO...................................................................... .84,099............. 08,696 33,00 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC............................................................. 80,031 33 63,805 16,195 2661 GUM AND ROOD CHEMICALS..................................................................... 5,'085.............. 5,085.......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL....................................................................... 96.......... ................9 291S RESIDUAL FUEL OIL...................................................................... 8$0,507..............057.......... 3011 RUBBER ANO MISC PLASTIC PROD.............................................................. 11,499.............. .......... 11,899 5241 BUILDING CEMENT............................................................................ 6,300 .......... .............. 6,300 3291 -ISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD......................................................... 101..........1,4 216 825 3312 SLAG....................................................................................... 17,472............. 17,472.......... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE.............................................................217 .......... ............... 2 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC............................................................. 18.......... ............... 148 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS................................................................... 97 ............... 97.......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA............................................................4............. .......... .......... 4 MUSKEGON HARBOR, MICA. SECTION INCLUDED, ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND ENTIRE AREA OF MUSKEGON LAKE. CONTIOLLING DEPTHS2 29.0 FEET THROUGH THE OUTER PORTION OF PROJECT AND 27 FEET IN CHANNEL TO MUSKEGON LAKE. PROJECT DEPTHK VARYING FROM 29.0 FEET AT HARBOR ENTRANCE TO 28 FEET BETWEEN BREAKWATERS AND 27 FEET IN INNER CHANNEL. NAVIGATION SEASONI APRIL 7 TO DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASSENGERS __TERTONS PASSENGERS 1974......................................... 1,952,A76............. 1983.......................................... 932,129............ 1979........................................ .1,906,685............. 1984......................................... 1,303,73a........... 1980..........................................1,235,315..............- 985........................................... 773,581............ 1981.........................................1,158,0a99............. 1986......................................... 1,192,740........... 1982.......................,5,3 17........................ ................ 1,201,70.............. FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 COORT TONS) -FOREIGN _________ D04ESTIC OVERSEAS 7CANADIAN LAKENISE INiERNAL COMMODITY TOTAL -______ IMPORTS EXPORTS ..IMPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL.................................................. 1,201,746 3,539 31,442 2,314 1,144,498 17,166_ Z1791 1121 COAL AND LI*NTE........................................ 910,675,....................918,675 ...................... 1411 LIMESTONE......................................3,7............,........32,327............ .......... 2471 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS........................... 12,809 ........... .......... .......... ............... 1005 2,791 2911 GASOLINE............................................. *......... 48,343 .......... .................... 4,33........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL 014..................................... 55,'325 ..........[.............. 5S5,325....................... ?916 ASPHALT, TAR. AND PITCHES................. .... ......... 13,271 .......... .......... ............... 6,363 6,904.......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT......................................... 87,461;.......... .......... .............. 87,461............ ........ 3311 PIG IRN................................................. 2,2471.......... .............. 2,247 .......... ............. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS................................. 200,.......... .......... .......... ................ 20..... 3SIl MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........................... 3,539 3,539.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 3411 ONSYR, TIRE, PHOTO, OPT GOODS..................6............................6:...................... R011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP................................. 31,442 ............ 1A........................ GRAND H4AVEN MARBOR AND GRAND RIVER, MICH. SECTION INCLuDEC% ENTIRE HARBOR, INCLUDING FERRYSBURG AND SPRING LAKEI AND GRAND RIVER FROM GRAND TRUNK MY. BRIDGE AT FERRY3BURG To BASS RIVER ABOUT .5 WILES. CONTROLLING DEPTHS$ 22 FEET IN ENTRANCE CHANNEL$ 21 FEET TI THE MOUTH OF THE SOUTH CHANNEL; 19 FEET TO THE $A68 20 FEET TO GRAND TRUNK 97. BRIDGE AT FERRYSBURGF 17 FEET IN THE TURNING BASINS 17 FEET IN CHANNEL TO SPRING LAKE; THENCE 4 FEET TO %ILE 17.0 AND S FEET 70 TME END OF THE PR'IECT. PROJECT DEPTNBI 23 FEET IN ENTRANCE CHANNELI 21 FEET TO FERRYSBURCI 18 FEET IN CHANNEL TO SPRING LAKE$ G FEET TO MOUTH Of BASS RIVER) MISCELLANEOUS SHOALS IN THE TURNING BASIN. NAVIGATION SEASONI MARCH I TO DECEMBER 3I. COM4PARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONI Y.- - EAM TONS 17........... -w, ....................... o ~ i r . . ..... .. .. ................... .,056,i419 1979 ...................................................... 1,009,966 1984..................................................... 1,358,439 10........................... ............................ 545,202 196...................................................... t,455,412 lost...................................................... 430,087 1986..................................................... 1,377,201 1968...................................479,311 1947......................... ......................... 1,368,086 28 7#4red~~ e"mw o( de 11aed Sfues. 1997 GRAND HAVEN HARBOR AND GRAND RIVER, MICM...CDN1SNuED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 3987 (SHORT TONS) -FOREIGN DOMESTIC ,OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAXEMISC COMMODITY7 TOTAL - EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS .SHIPMENTS T O T A LS .............................. ,385,B100 ,611'ss 95,006P 293,Z67 663,855 324,300 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ........................ 106,40 ...... i. 206,405 . 1413 L1MESTONE ............................ a12,70..................6,0 S 0 9r 729 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK......................................... 604f2661 10,002............. 267.261.............307,003s 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.......................................... 77,0411 1,653 6,6.........1,2'..... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEN FERTILIZERS........................................ 2,9121.........,1....................... 2872 POTA5SIC CHEM FERTILIZERS-............................97...........,7 2911 GASOLINE..................................62 ............................. 0625........... 2913 KEROSENE............................................................. 7,177 ....................... ..........I 7,177........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL 01OIL ............................................... 4,5191............. 3,462'...........' 1,357'........... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT............................................... 13 10;..........3,97 1 3S,197 .......... 3312 SLAG................................................................ 0192,632! ........................ 192,632........ HOLLAND HARBOR, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED, ENTRANCE CHANNEL 23 FEET DECREASING TO 21 FEET DEEP AT THE OUTER END OF THE INNER PIERS THENCE A CHANNEL TO AND THROUGH LAKE MACATA9A TO THE WHARVES IN HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, A TURNING BASIN 16 FEET DEEP, A CHANNEL IN SLACK RIVER 21 FEET DEEP AND A SETTLING BASIN ABOVE THE SLACK RIVER CHANNEL' TO THE STATE STREET BRIDGE. NAVIGATION SEASONS MARCH 13 TO DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR ___ ___ ___ TONS 2978....................................................I 419,916 0 963...................................................... 313,736 1979...................................................... 451,092, 1984...................................................... 2w0,77 j'M........................................................ 263,177 965...................................................... 456,506 0981...................................................., 263,974 t986...................................................... 419,70? 092................................................... ... 209,365 0967...................................................... 30,937 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKENISE COMMODITY TOTAL EXPORTS IIMPORTS 'EXPORTS RECEIPTS TOTAL.......................................................................... 313,937 26,1361 27,926 18,2921 261,S81 0120 COAL AND LIGNITE.................................................12S9....... ......... !..........I259 022,589 0401 LIMESTONE....................................................................... S3,939.::::::.........................3,9 0442 SAND, GRAVEL. CRUSHED ROCK..................................................... 16N,2 18,292:........... 0499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC...................................................... 30,802....... 079 ....... :: ...... 8 3312 SLAG............................................................................ 042,169 ..... ....... I.................42,069 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP...................................................... 1636 616 .......... 1,3 16,036 ....... ST. JOSEPH HARBOR, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED, ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND LOMER PORTION OF ST. JOSEPH RIVER TO AND INCLUDING BENTON HARBOR CANAL. CONTROLLING DEPTHS 24 FEET AT ENTRANCEI 24 FEET BETMEEN ENTRANCE PIERS AND IN THE RIVER TO THE MOUTH OF THE PAM PAM RIVER, MITH I FOOT OF SHOALING ALONG THE CHANNEL LIMITIF 17 FEET IN THE TURNING BASIN) AND 1B FEET AT BENTON HARBOR CANAL. PROJECT DEPTHS, 21 FEET AT ENTRANCE, AND IN CHANNEL AND RIVER TO THE MOUTH OF THE PAN PAM RIVER; 1B FEET IN TURNING BASINS AND THE BENTON HARBOR CANAL. NAVIGATION SEASONS MARCH 7 TO DECE49ER 30. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR TON TEAR TONS 1976....................................................... 320,633 0983 ............................................. ........ 241,348 0979...................................................... 443,895 1984...................................................... 33N,042 0980................................................ ...... 045,689 01985...................................................... 1390,330 0981 ......... ............................................ 5429,216 0986 ...................................................... 432,818 1962 ..... ................ w..........................270,254 1987.................................. .......... .... 492,392 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 0967 DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) COMMODITY RECEIPTS TOTAL.............................................................. ........................................................ __492.39k 1411 LIMESTONE.................................................................................................................... 105,664 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.................................... ............................................................ 1,4 3202 BUILDING CEMENT............................................................................................................. 110,131 3312 SLAG ....................................................................................... .................. ............ 4T,632 DETROIT, NI, DISTRICT 29 MILWAUKEE HARBOR, 01B. SECTION INCLUDED LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL, OUTER HARBOR, MILWAUKEE RIVER TO BUFFALO STREET, LOWER 2 MILES Of MENOMONEE RIVER, LOWER I RIES Of KINNICKINNIC RIVER AND SOUTH MENOMONEE AND BURNHAM CANALS. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTH33 30 FEET IN LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL, 25 FEET-IN THE ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND THE SOUTH OUTER HARBOR, a1 FEET 14d THE NORTH OUTER HARBOR. 27 FEET IN THE AINNICKINNIC RIVER TO THE CHICG AND NOT WESTERN R41L.AY BRIDGE AT MILE t.0, THENCE 21 FEET TO SOUTH KINNICKINNIC AVENUE BRIDGE; 2? FEET IN MILWAUKEE RIVER TO THE CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY BRIDGE AT MILE 0.21. THENCE 21 FEET TO EAST BUFFALO STREET BRIDGE; 21 FEET IN MENOMONEE RIVER AND SOUTH MNOHONEE AND SURMAN CANALS. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS IPASSENGERS YEAR TONS- PASSIENG 4ti 1975......................................... 4,497,949 113,381 10S3......................................... 2,740,575 109,294 1979......................................... 4,679,500 101.606 1 1964......................................... 2,993.065i 067,420 1980......................................... 4,079,5061 97,661 1NSO.......................................... 2,459,654 101,652 1961......................................... 3,000,454 72,494 1956........................................ 1,623.143 73,976 19627................. ...................... 2,249,0331 55,354 1967 ................. .................. 1108...........6,06 FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 19S7 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS I CANADIAN LAKEWISE _________COMMODITY____________TOTAL,______ IMPORTS EXPORTS IM4PORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL............................. ..................... 2,161,03S 116.923 S7S.52lj 375998i -179.55% 902.052 6.000 0103 RCRE................................................... 470,576'.............291,521 .......... ....... 5.......... .............. 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES............................. 14,3731............. 014,37&............. .......... .......... .......... 0911 FRESH FISH. EXCEPT SHELLFIS............................... 4981...............495............. .......... .......... .......... 1021 COAL AND LIGNITE........................................ 370,048................ .......... .......... .......... 371,146i-........ 0311 CRUDE PETROLEUM......................................... 60,6291 60,829........................ I.......... ........ 1411 LIMESTONE................................................ 37,80691........... .......... ......... .......... 37,869........... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.............................. 32,7961,.......... .......... ......... :...............32.798........... 1499 NONM4ETALLIC MINERALS. NEC.............................. 376,9601............. .......... .310.070.............. 66.790........... 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS....................... .... 3, 0031.............. 3,003 ........................ 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM............................... : .... 9,406..........9,44B........................ 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED...................0............7................................... 2041 *HEAT FLOUR AND SEM4OLINA................................ 16,085............. 16.0865.......... ................... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS...........................................6 7.......... ... .......... .......... .............. 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC............................ 68,697........6,97............ 2081 ALCONOLIC BEVERAGES....................................... 0is 18 .......... ....... .......... ................... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS MARG, SHORT ............................. 26,656 ........ ......... 8.5 .......... .......... ........... I..... 2095 ICE ............................................... ......4:2 ........ 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS......................... 60,3............. S3,033 ................ I........,000 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS....................... ........... 6,269 6,266 I1.......... .......... .................. 2301 APPAREL................................... ................ 961 ............... 961 .......... ...................... 2921 LUMBER.................................................... 313 26; 287 .......... ...................... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.................................... 10 10 .......... o.......... f.......... .............. 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARO...................................... 412 274: 138................................... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC.............................. 48 ............. 46............. .......... .......... .......... 2711 PRINTED HATTER............................... .............. 3 : 2 .......... ...................... 2B11 CRUDE TAR, OIL, CAB PRODUCTS............................ 3,423 .......... .............. 3,423 ...................... 2612 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS................................ 3.................3 ............. ......... .......... .......... 2607 BENZENE AND TOLUENE.................... ... o.......... 229...........229 .......... 229.......... .......... 2,2 .......... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS ANO PROD, NEC............................ 3129 221 007............. .......... .......... .......... 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS .......................................... B 9ZI 52 6............. .......... .......... .......... 2831 DRUGS................................................... 4.................A....................... .......... .......... 26A1ISOAP....................................................2............2............. .......... .......... .......... 2651 PAINTS.................................................... 15 156.... ..... ;! .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS............................ 27,6341 620................ .......... .......... 27,024........... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD............................... 37 3 224: 049............. .......... .......... .......... 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES........ .................... ... 10 .......... 0....................... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD....................- 4.................................. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS ..................................... 2 2 ................................ 3201 BUILDING CEMENT......................................... 3166,423 .......... ...... ......................... 366,423........... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD ........................... I ................ 1 ............. .......... .......... .......... 3310 PIG IRON............................ ............... ..... 65,163............. ..........I1 63,163............ .......... .......... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY F"RMS............................. 9,290 9,290'........... I......L.............. 331S IRON. STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ........................... 36,637 36,637 ........... .......................... .......... ...... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS........................... 1,246 6301 606 ..... ................ .......... .......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC.............................. 22 ..... 2...... 2 ..................... .......... .......... 3329 ALUMINUM4 AND ALLOYS. UNNORKED...................... ...... 35 S! 30............. .......... .......... .......... 3800 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS.................... ............ 0105 90; Is........................ ....... .. .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA............................ 3.50? 0,35W 2,263......................... .......... ....... 3611 ELECTRICAL M4ACM AND EQUIP........................... ..... 3162 731 B9............................ ........... 3711 ROTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP............................. 3151 244. 70............................... ..... : 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS.................................. .......... 61........... 1 6. .... 0..... ..... ..................... 3611 IHSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS............................. 361 21 36 .......... 0........... .............. 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.................................... 613,114 ....... 8,0 .......... .......... ................... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC.......................................... 4671? . .. . . 487.......... .......... ................. SHEBOYGAN HARBOR. M1B. SECTION INCLUDED. OUTER HARBOR AND LOWER 1.0 MILES OF RIVER. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTHS, IS FEET IN ENTRANCE CHANNELS 21-2S FEET IN THE TURNING BASIN 23 FEET IN THE RIVER CHANNEL TO MARYLAND AVENUE; 1S FEET TO JEFFERSON AVENUE. NAVIGATION SEASONv 9 APRIL TD 30 DECEMBER. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 1978 .................................................. 265,079 16.............................3 3 099.................................313,564 196................................, b,6 1960....................................... ......... 1I67,576 196......................................................1,09qS,00S 1960...................................................... 110044 096............................... ....................... 920,509 3961-.................................................... 0146,209 1967.......................................... ............ 643.165 30 7W'le.4~a &eaewe 4 de 11aMd &~t, 1997 SHEBOYGAN HARBOR, 01S..CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVRESICNADIAN LAKENISE ___ COMMODITY TOTAL IMOTIIPRTEEITHIMNS TOTAL ................................... 543.ies 31293 30 165l H 60261' 393 466 I tai COAL AND L ITE...............T E............... 757,429 ...... ... 16,2B1i 371,148 1499 NON"METALLIC MINERALS, NEC ..................................................... 30,1651................ ............... 2519 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC........................................ I 4,5001.......... .................... , 0 2571 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS............................................ I 12,2351 3,293 .................... 6942 2915 RESIDUAL- FUEL OIL .............................................................. ,656 .... ,6.56........... GREEN BAY HARBOR, RIB. SECTIOM INCLUDED, OUTER CHANNEL, CHANNEL THROUGH THE CITY OF GREEN BAT AND UPPER RIVER CHANNEL TO CITY Of DE PERE. CONTROLLING AND PROJECTMDEPYNSI 2g6 FEET. IN OUTER CHANNELTO GRABB3Y 1SLANDU26 FEETaI4NTHE ENTRAN4CEMCHANNEL AND RIVER CHA:NE O 1 0 PINTU 1,700 FEET UIPSTREA Po H C. I N, . R. 4.BRIDGES 24 FEET IN THE TRNG BASIN A T TE MOUTH OF THE EASTRRIVER 20 FEET ITHE TURIN aSIN ABOVE THE C. & N, 0. R. R. BRIDGE1 1S FEET IN 14E UPPER RIVER CHANNEL AND TURNING BASIN AT THE CITY OF DE PERE. COM4PARATIVE STATEN4ENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 196...............................2,457,924 13............................2,440,974 196........................................2,29,01 19915...................................................2,25,7 21 1961...........................................1979865 1986.....................................................2199,0 1982..................................................... 2, 030,832 1987..................................................... 1,431,203 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SHORT TONS) F OREIGN DOMESTIC _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __COMMODITY TOTAL OVERSEAS ICANADIAN LA._EM13E IMPORTS WRORTS IMPORTS 'RECEIPTS TOTAL.........................................................................1,3,0 83.090 44,4571 96,419 1,021 1 141 FRESH AND6FROZEN VEE4LS:............................0163.........., 1.........i.......... 141 LIMSOE............................................... ........... 169,55.......... ................ 149,556 149 GPSU, RU;DE AND PLASTERS...........................................5,T......................co.......... .......... 8,0 149 NONMETALLC MIEwS E..............................1,674............ .......... ....6 1V 33,70 2014 TALLON, ANIMAL FAT 3ND OIS.............................7,119.............. 7,119 .................. 2022 DIED MILK AN RA................................................ 18,55a............. 16.532............ .......... 2041 WHEAT FLOUR ANDSEOLINA .................................................. 00S.......... 10,02 ........ .......... 1,2 2040 GRAIN MIL PRDUCS NE2...............................,...............,1 ................. 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCS.............................3370..........3,370............ 2611 PULP.................................................................... 79,616 79,616 .......... .............. 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL 014............................................................ 20,162.................1,- 7,2 2914 ASPHALTTAR, AND PITCHES...................................................... 56,s67.........................6,5S67 3?42 BU;ZOIG CEMENT......................................... ...................... 17:6,40...................... 68 3~315 RON, STEELI SHAPEECSET.......................: 3,130 ........................ 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.............................................. 23 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP................................................... 7.................7........... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP........................................... 0-;......... .......... ALPENA HARBOR, MICH. SE CTION INCLUDEDl6. j LOWE 4,00 FET OF RIVER ANDPRIVATE HARORS NORTH IF MOUTH OF THUNDER,:AY RIVER..CONTROLLING .DEPTM3 ,,,21 FEET IN THE BY EC N 17FE INRVR 15 FET IN TURIN BAIN PJECT DEPTHS CHANNEL 24FET DECP FRMTA ETpNTUDRSYT :1POIT 2,50FET LAKEWARD OF THE LIGHTHOUSE$ THENCE 23 FEET IN RVE a:RRO:WING TO lA-FOOT to T4 AT A P07INT 700FEETZ UPSTR;EAM FROMr THE LIGHTHOUSSTEC 10 FETRD AN 22FTDEP O THE SECOND AVE. BRIDGE$ THENCE 1. EET DEEP AND 75 FEET WIDE TO TE UPPE LIMITS OF THE PROJECTOA TURNING SASON 13 FEET DEEP BY 3;7 ACRES AT THE UPPER END OF PROJECT; AND A TURNING BASIN 19 FEET DEEP At THE RIVER MOTH NA VIGATION SEASON MARCH 1T TO DECEMBR I7. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR T0NS YEAR TONS 196..........................................2,737,030 195...................................................... 2,362,306 196..........................................2,170,676 1946......................................................21,39S,224 16.................. ................................. 1,821,'191 1967..................................................... 1,968,6s DETROIT, hMI, DISTRICT 31 ALPENA HARBOR, MICH.-.CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) IFOREIGN DO4ESTIC COMDT OA OVERSEAS CANADIAN ________________ ________________________________________________________ I IMPORTS IMPORTS iEXPORTS RECEIPTS I SHIPMENTS TOTAL ..................... oI... ,968,86b 2270 2,4181 6,509 Sl1.b091 1,42S,628 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES........................................ 22,706 22.706 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE--o................................30,7............................. .......... .3IA............ 1411 LI TMESTONE............................................. .............. 5,486........................5,4561........... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.......................................... 25,009.............................. :,091........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL.................................................5 ,487............,1............... 3,069'........... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL ............. ............................... ...... 2,797 .......... I......................2,79?.......... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE............................................... 121,791 .. ....... ........................ 121,791.......... 3M42 BUILDING CEMENT.............................. ..----------........... 1,432,133 ........... 6,509,. ......... 145,4 SAGINAW RIVER, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED: FROM THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER TO AND INCLUDING SAGINAP, MICHIGAN. CONTROLLING DEPTHS: 27 FEET FROM THE 25 FOOT CONTOUR IN SAGINAW BAY TO 19 FEET AT THE RIVER MOUTH 4 - 5 FEET MISC. SHOALING ALONG CHANNEL LIMIT31 THENCE 24 FEET TO THE PENN CENTRAL R.4, BRIDGE$ THENCE 22 FEET TO THE C&O R,4. BRIDGE IN SAGINAW, M4ICHIGANP THENCE 14 FEET TO THE HOLLAND STREET BRIDGE; THENCE ABOUT 7 FEET OVER A NIDTH OF 100 FEET UPSTREAM TO GREEN POINT, CONTROLLING DEPTHS IN TURNING BASINS AREI ESSEXVILLE - 19 AND 24 FEET$ AIRPORT - 21 FEETI CARROLLTON - 14 FEET$ 31XTH STREET - 20 FEET: BASIN AT 19 MILE POINT - 15 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS: 27 FEET FROM THE DEEPWATER IN SAGINAW BAY TO THE RIVER MOUTH; 2 TO 3 FEET OF SHOALING ALONG THE CHANNEL LIMITS FROM THE DT & 1.4.4. BRIDGE TO MILE I IN THE BAY SECTIONI THENCE 26 FEET FIR 0.0 OILEj THENCE 25 FEET TO THE PENN CENTRAL 4,4. BRIDGE$ THENCE 22 FEET TO THE CAO 9.4. BRIDGE IN SAGINAW; THENCE 18,5 FEET TO THE UPSTREAM LIMIT AT GREEN POINT. 20 AND 2S FEET IN ES3EXVILLE TURNING BA31NI 22 FEET IN THE AIRPORT TURNING BASIN) 20 FEET IN THE CARROLLTON TURNING BASIN: 20 FEET IN THE SIXT4 STREET TURNING BASIN AND IS FEET IN THE TURNING BASIN AT THE 19 MILE POINT. NAVIGATION SEASON: MARCH 24 TO DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TOM$ 1973........................... ...... ................... 3,173,573, 1953................................. .................... "GS, " 9 1979.............................................. 14,046,126, 1964................................................. ... "5a18S4 1980....... o..................................................,3,081,260, 1945S.................................................... 3,902,669 1961.................................................... 2,593,591 1986:::::::::::::: ...................... ,1716 1982.................... .............. ................. 3, 608,79 1 987...............................,4,0 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19S? (SHORT TONS) OVMDTYTTLERSEAS CANADIAN _ LAVEMISE__ IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHI1PMENTS TOTAL.................................................. 4,342,102 8,807 5,417 682,026 92,111 3,456,472, 96,769 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ........................................ 166,312 .... ................. .......... ........ .I 166,312..... o...... 1411 L1MESTON......................... ....... ......... ... 2,849,888o........ .......... ................ 23511 2,797,537. .......... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED R0CK........................... -- 281,413 .......... .......... ............... 7,606 274,207. .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.......................... .... 227,850 .......... .......... .... 29,636............. 98,212. .......... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS.................................... 540 S40 ... ................................. 2813 ALCOH4OLS.................................................. 930 ................. 301............................. 2519 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC........................... 2,365.............. 2,651'.......... .......... ................ 2841 SOAP..................................................... 2,122.............. 2,122............. .......... .......... .......... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS............................ 19,604.............. .......... 19,604 .......... .......... .......... 2872 POTASSIC ICH FERTILIZERS.............................. 164,360.............. .......... 164,360............ .......... .......... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC........................... 85,267 8,267.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 2911 GASOLINE................................................. 34,323 .......... .......... .......... .............. 11127 23,166 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL O1IL .................................... 52,9048.......... .......... ............... 1,742 9,114 28,04 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL 01IL ...................................... 5S6,187 .......... .......... .......... .............. 16,995 39192:8 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES................................ 6,363 .......... .......... .......... .......... ............... 6,363 3241 BUILDING CEMENT......................................... 444,773.............. .......... 349,223 16,4121 79,18....... 3312 SLAG..................................................... 23,469 .......... ......... 19,169 ........... ,0...... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACN AND EQUIP ............................. ..... 2 ........... 32 ......... .. .. ST. CLAIR RIVER, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED. ENTIRE LENGTH OF ST. CLAIR RIVER AND BLACK RIVER UP TO WASHINGTON AVENUE IN PORT HURON. CONTROLLING DEPTHS, 27 TO 30 FEET IN ST. CLAIR RIVER AT PORT HURON AND 20 FEET IN BLACK RIVER. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TRAFFIC OF PORTS THROUGH TRAFFIC TOTAL YEAR : TONS PASSENGERS_ TONS PASSENGERS TONS _PASSENGERS 1975........................................................... ... 4,445,380 266,779 102,023,236 962 106,866,536 260,741 1979............................................................... 4,64S,648 281,780 107,54S,409............. I12,691,0ST 2611764 1960..............................................................I 5,318,169 296,752 83,692,18...............489,010,353 298,752 1961............................................................... 4,446,740 272,715 42,377,416.............. 86,824,156 272,715 1962............................................................... 3,962,476 196,453 50,706,565.............. 54,689,039 196,453 1963............................................................... S,022,252 166,296 55,100,993.............. 60,121,24S 166,296 1964...............................................................6,642,651 298,649 67,708,065.............. 74,350,716 298,649 1965...................................................... ... ... 6,660 ,528 223,264 63,057,479.............. 69,918,007 223,264 196.......................................................... .. .9 T21,250 222,663 55,626,279.............. 65,349,529 212,863 1967................................................ ............. 117:01S,466 139,654j 51,379,535.............. 66,395,719 139,658 32 W1awemw &mcv 4 de *,&ed Sates, 1987 ST. CLAIR RIVER. MICH.--CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 UPSOUND (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC RECEIPTS AD SHIPMENTS COMMODITY TOTAL zzzi TIT FORIGN N OVERSEAS . CANADIAN LAKEMISE OTHER OVERSEAS CAN TOTAL ........... u............. ..... .1±6ul,10k9 245 S,260,A2 _5,866 4_1 1 6 1 0107 HEAT RUBERAND.. LIE GUS... ................. ... ,2 . ...... 29 .......... ..................... ., .......... 0161 FEALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ................. 1. . 2 5..................... .................. ........... 0841 CRUDE RUHER AND ALLIED GUM$ ............. .1320 10.......................... ........... . ........... 061 FOREST PRONUCT RA NEC S............59 5........................................... S:::: ............... 0918 NOELLFSRO EXCEPT REARED N............... 10 .......... .......... ................ 1011 CRO O AND CONCENTRATE$... ..................... 9,509...... . 9.1..5 . .... ................ 101 ALUDINUM ORE, CONCENTRAT-............... .6411 6,411 ................................. .... ...................... 1091 NOFERROUS ORES, CONCE............... .............. .... 406 ......... 9 ,.00 3, ...................... 1121 CL AND LIGNITE RUHERO-.-.............. ............ 973 3 .......... 7 2 4,90,2 .................... ........ '. 4.5 8 131499UNON ETLMNERALS, N.......................542567 6,26 77,745 .. ............................................. 12 LIAESTO DT ................................ 13,8.0 0................. .............. 4,529 142 $ANFH GRAVELF CRUSHED ROCK ED....................... 7 1 6.......................... ................ .......... 2993OVETALLC INERALS, NEC .................... 54...67 '2. 77045 •'°•*°* ..................................... 2012 PET AND PRODUCTSG NEC- ......-. 33.... ..................... 20 20........................ 2042 FISH AND SHELLFSH, PREPARE-............. . 21 6.................... ...................... 204 VGA E MI PRUT NEC. . .. ................. ... .................................... 2061 ALEOLI BEVE GES . EC .......... . . . 3 6.............. ........................................ 2042 ANGAL FEOILSM-- SHRT..--7 1........................................... ................... 2049 GRAIN ILL PRODUCTS, NEC................... 6 2.......... .......... ................... 2081 ALCOHOLIC EVEOAGEUS FOD ...................... 349 316.......... ............. ............ . 201 VEGETABLE PIL~v MARG, SHORT ............... 174 17 0............................................ 203 APPAEL...........................................1 11.............-........................ 2421 LUB .R.......... .......... 1 3 ....... " ........ ........... 2099 VISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTO D.............. . 400 3 .......... .......... .. . . . ... ..... ....... 2211 RAOC TEXTLE PROUCTS E.................... .... 84 4. . . . ....................... ......... 231 FURNIRE AN.. TRE.............................. 194 11 .. ....... .......... .......... .......... .........2........... 2611 PULPR ................................... 3, 79,61............. .................. ..... 8 2431 VENEERD PLNOOD, ORKED OOD..................1. .9........... .............. ...................... 2691 PAPD ANUACTURES, NEC ..................... 24 37 . .... .............................77.......... 2511 FURNITURE APD FIXTURES .................... 14 17 .................... ............ 211 PINE MATTR................................ 3,106...5 52 .................................................. 2621 STANDARD NESPRNT PAPERU.............. ..3. 1.173 1,7 3 .............. .. .............................. 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARDLC S ...................... 2565 7 2 6.............................. 2691 PUP AND PAPR PRODUCT , E EC.............. 176 9,253. .......... 3 3 .................................... 2191 BAINEC HMAL ........................... S3 . ..... 49.... .......... ........... . .. ,..... 211 PRUDE TAI AOILE GAS PRODUCTS.................. 36736 1 .............. .................... 27.......... 2613 DLCOOLS..........................................25 2. ........... .............. .i.... 2641 ENZENE AND TOLUENE........................... 89,2S.3.... . . .. .......... ........... .. 2619 BASIC CHEMICAL AND PROD, NEC...... .............. 4934q •. . .......... ............ '- Z21 PLASTIC ATERALS . ......................... 2...2 20................... ............. ............ 2071 NRUGS CE ERTILIERS....................3,2 18.............. ........ .......... 0, . .13.......... 2872 POASS (EFETLZR......................8,0.................18300 ......... .......... .......... ..................... ... ...... Zest FERILIZE .. NDM.TER..AL... NE..................,6 6,2675.......................................... ........ . 2961 MUS AL AOOD CHEICALSP .................. , 20 0 0...... .............. ..................................... 2911 NIGASOLINE CHEM.FER............................39,11.............3,903 3,6................................. 2572 POTA$SIC CHE FERTILIZERS .................. 18,300.............. 1.,3001. -......-............. . 2,9 DERTILLAER FOIATL.AL,, NEC ............ 1,361 . ,.8, ........... ........... ...... ...... 7. 2691 MSIDCLLAEFUL OHEICAL PROD.............. 1,061 1080 .... ..... I .... ,35 9,936.--- 291 GAOLE OS A E............... 39,171 ............ ,926!........ .......................................... 2913 KERNT ETROEU.SOL S.................... 26,354 ..... 2,53S4 .......... .......... ...................... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OL....................... .13,381..... . 23,1431 10,43 . I...........9.. . . . 291 LIOULFU L OIL ........................ .......... 271....... 31.31. . 9,936 3916 LUBRICATING MILS ANS GREASES .............. SS924 .. .. ........... .......... .......... .................... 21 LAPHTHR PETROLEUM OLVENTS....... .............. 22' 2 21..........,' - - .......... .......... .......... ........... 2920 COE PNOLEU COEUCTS.......................... 47099 47 9.......... . . 9,4731 S016 -................... . 293 BUIDG EN............................ 15,.14 .. 5,77 59,74 3051 RUTER AD LSCA C O PODU ............... 7 37 6. ........... I...... 3111 LETHE AND LATHER PRODUCTS ............. 221 2171 .................... .......................................... 3211 MLASS ANO MLL PRODUCTS P .................. 449 43 . .......... ......... .......... ..................... .......... 321 BUILOING CEMENT................................ S ............ 5,37 ............. ................................... 32 SLAUCTURAL.C.AY.P.ODUC........................ID,96................,69 66,7..... ............................... 33R CUT STOE AND STONE PRMODCTS .................. 167 167 ----..................... .......... .......... .......... 3291 I1C ONEALLIC INEREL PROD ............ 0 344 9 3, .......... ......................... 9................... 331186I IRON NDSTEELPLATSS..................14,902 30,92...............f.............................. ................ 3312 ILNAN STEEL PIPE AND UB................... . 068926 ,9..... 19,69 6 TST .. ............... .......... ......... 3314 IRON AND YSEEL. PRIMARY FORMS............. 193 28,9 ......... I .......... .......... 66,42 92,98................ 5.... 3319 IRONAN STEEL SHPRODC, NECW................... 43 4*,73......................... .... ..................... 33,1NONFRROU METALS,, NEC.......................I, 195................. ........ . ................ :::::,5:................... ........ 3312 ION AD TEEL ULE.. H............ ............ 3........................... "-'' . 3317 IRON LAD STEEL PIPE AND TUBE... . ............. 26,906 27,906 ................. .................. 334LN A ALLOYN- -E-..-....-.-...-5,793 1935 . ...................... ........ ..........-........ - ..................... 319 FRI AND EEL PRODUCTS N.............8 ,6 476 ........... I.......... .......... .......... 1 ................... 3321 OHIFERROUS EETALE, NECT ................... 15 19 .95 ..... .................... ......... .............. 3322 COPPER ALLOYC'UNORKE ......................... 136 138 39............................................20.......... 132 LEAD AND ZINC U ORKEDE ................... 2. 1 27,598 2............... .......... .........9 331 ALUN AND OALOS., UN.. RE ............ 1,79...1 153 .......... ...................................................... 3791 MAIISCTA MPTATIOUIPMEN.............. ........ 4 147 ........................... - 21 ............................. 3II MAINRY, ECPT, PCTRIGOOD.......................1-47 6 7.......... ............... 23....... 3611 ELECTRICAL ACH AD ROUIP .................. t423 , . 39 --.......... .......... ........... 01-... 3711 40T0R VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP'............. 2,310 5|5 4Z .......... .......... 9J 1,72p--•---- 4011 SIO ANO TEEL S.......................... to................................. .......... .......... 3791 KISC" TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ............ 414 414 .......... .......... ... ...... :: 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT C0008-..........- its 47 67*-o" ........... o..oo 3911 MI$C MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ............... 301 301 .......... .......... ...... " •••°•' 4011 1004 AND STEEL SCRAP ..................... 552 552 .......... .......... ..... o'• 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP...................... 982 962 .............. . ........ ........ .. 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC..........................I 2,763, 007 ,0' 75 .- • o .75.......... DETROIT, NI, DISTRICT 33 ST. CLAIR RIVER, MICH...CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19S7--CONTINUED DOONBOND CSNORT TONS) TCROUGH TRAFFC RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS COMMODITY TOTAL FOREIGN DOMESTIC FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERfEES ANADIAN LAKENISE OTHER OVERSEAS CANADIN LAKENISE TOTAL .................................... 53,452,9SI 3,464,27 ?,167,697 33,767,379 Boo 4,618 60,659 $967,520 0102 BARLEY AND RYE-........................... 481,622 205,045 276,577 .......... ........ ........... .......... .......... 0103 CORN ..................................... 5 06,960 327,4251 179,555 . ........... ............................. .......... 0104 OATS..................................... 13,5341...........1 13,534 . ............ ....... .......... .................... 010S RICE.... .................... o. .............. 1,592 1,592......... . ............ .......... ........... .......... 0107 NHEAT.................................... 2,366,215 1,633,312l 143,682 569,021 .......... ..................... .......... 0111 SOYBEANS................................. .32,205 372,515i 9,690 .......... .......... ................... .......... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC................................ 1349,016 13R,016................................. 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ............................ .... 6,859 5e59. ........... ......... .......... ........... ................... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.............. 39,862 35,264 .......... o.........o . ......... o . 4,61 .......... .......... 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC.. .................. a;..o............... .......... . ............................. 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFSH-............. 496 49i................... ............. o ........................... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES................ 24,716,902 174,3221 2,710,192 21,832,380..... ....- o ................. -....... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE......................... 5,840,994 .......... 28,3so 737,929 ............. ....................8,07,15 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM.......................... 16,183 .......... 16,183 .................... ................. ....... 1411 LIMESTOE................................ 11,214,939 ........... 1,872,759 4s53l375. ......... .................... B.4605 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.................. 591,75S 0,002 406977 160,302 ...... o ... .......... 12,474 .......... 1453 CLAY..................................... 109,911 6,636. 103,273 . ... ....... o ......... ............................. 1494 ;YPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS................ 665,144... ............ ......... 665,144 ............ ..................... .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC................ 254,810 6,745i 231,626 .......... . .................... 16,239 ........ 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS............. 10,122 10,122.................... .................... . ...... .. ........ 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM ..................... 32,614 32,b14........... ......... .......... .................... .......... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED............. 129 129 ..................... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC-................. 2 2: .......... .......... o.......... ........ ........... . .......... 2041 WHEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA................. 26,667 26,867............ .......... ............ ........... .......... .......... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS............................. 1,483 3,463 - .......... .......... .......... .............................. 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC..------- ----- 79,632 79,632.; o o-oo............................................. 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARS, SHORTo.............. . 30,99 30699............................................................... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .................. 2,354 7254............................................................... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS................... 3 3,.................. . ........... .... .................... ..... 2311 APPAREL.................................. 961 9W2....... .......... ................ ............................... 2421 LUMBER................................... 8,59 1,062 7,397 .......... .......... .......... 60 .......... 261 VENEER, PLYDOD, ORKED MOOD............. ....44 ........... 44 ............................ .................... 2611 PULPo............... . o ....................... I 7..................................... .......... .o..05 ............ 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER................. .15,49 6 15,492 ................................................. 2631 PAPER AND PAPERSOARD......................9 6 19 . ........... ....... .......... ......... .................... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ............... . 62 53 .... . ..................... ........... 9............ 2711 PRINTED MATTER ...................................... 3 3 3 ............. ........... ....... . .......... 2812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS.............. 3 3 ........... .......... ............... ......... ..................... 2613 ALCOHOLS-................................. 2,072 931 6S .................... .......... 266.......... 2617 SENZENE AND TOLUENE...................... .S292 ........... 5,292 . ........... ....... .............................. 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC-............ 3,806 3,566'.......... .... ....... ....................I 240.......... 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS..... . ........................ 162 73............................ ........................ 9o........... 2632 DRUGS.. .................................... 41 41. ............ ....... .......... .................... .......... 2641 SOAP ..................................... 2,201 2,201 .......... .......... ............................................ 26S1 PAINTS................................... 14 12!.......... .......... .......... .......... 2.......... 2971 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS............. 8,145 ........... 26,14 ............ . ......... ............. .......... 2672 POTASSC CHEM FERTILIZERS................ 604,359 .......... i 804,359 ......... . ... .... ...... .. 2676 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS......... ................ I ............. .......... .......... .......... I 2893 MISCELLANEDUS CHEMICAL PROD.............. 329 309! .......... ................... .......... 20 .......... 2921 GASOLINE...................................... 60,050.......... .60,00............................... .......... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL...................... 99,787 .......... 97,34 2,439l......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL-........................ 66,364 .......... . S2,47 13,913;-........................ 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES- ................... 10 to 10............... ......................... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES................ 162,03S ............. 5,385 .S6..So.... - ............ . . .. . . 2920 COKE, PETROLEU- COKE-..................... 276,459 0s,664 0,597 37,1981 ........ ......... ......... ........... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ............. .2 2 .......... .......... ......-......... ..................... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD............. 33 14,. ....................-.......... ........... 19.......... 3110 LEATHER A4D LEATHER PRODUCTS ............. . . i5 ..................... .......... ........................ 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS................. 32 ............. ... .......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT............................. 662,355................62,355' ........ ....................... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS............... ..................... 1. ............. ................. 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC M4INERAL PROD............ 39 36!.......... ........................ ........ ..... 3......... *o ............... ....... ....... 11:::1:: 3302 SLAG ..................................... 236,665 ............. ........ 236,665.......... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATE$, SHEETS............. .. .66 66;................................ ..................... .......... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PPE AND TUBE............. 16 . .. i............ ............................... 16!.... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC............. 6,864 22 6,612............. 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC. .................... S 9.......... .......... 24........... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNRORKED ................... I............ ........... ....... ....... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNRORKED............ 79 79........... .......... I..... ............................... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS................ 6,370 167 6,190 ...--..................... ........... 131 3510 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL............. 2,446 2,434,.......... .......... .......... .......... 12. . 3611 ELECTRCA ACH AND EQUIP-................... .216 160........... ..................... . .... S6-........ 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP............. 30,632 1451-.. ........... ..... i.......... ........... .. 30,4S7i-.... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS .......................... st . . 8. . 00 .......... ........... 3810 INSYR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ................. 5 57 .......... .......................... . 3911N0ISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.............. 6 6 .......... ... . . . 4011 IRON AND STEEL' SCRAP ..................... 145,4SO 141,450........................................... ..................... 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP .............. I I... .I I. . 4112 COMMODITIEB, NEC ....... . ............ 79S 490 ... n . I........ 30s;-.......... 9999 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI. ............. . .2 2.. .... o.... -.... . .... ...... ........ oio....... TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 68,395,7109. TONMILES, ALL TRAFFIC, 2,276,996,794. 34 o004~ e uaowc 4 de *ited St4at, 1987 PORT HURON, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER) SECTION INCLUDEDI WEST SANK OF THE ST. CLAIR RIVER FROM MOUTH O RiVER TO GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD OBRIDG ANO BOTH BANK$ OF THE BLACK RIVER UP TO WASHi yGTON AVENUE IN PORT HURON, MICHIGAN. CONTROLLING DEPTHS FROM LAKE ST. ClAIR TO STAG ISLANO, 27.1 FEET. IN THE STAG ISLAND TO PORT HURON CHANNEL AND THE FOOT OF LAKE HURON CHANNELA 27.3 FEET AND 30 FEET RESPECTIVELY. IN THE BLACK RIVER, 17 FEET, FOR A WITH OF 70 FEET, FROM THE MOUTH TO 1.TO0 FEET UPSTREAM OF THE GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD BRIDGE, AND IS FEET FOR A WIDTH OP SO FEET THROUGH THE SETTLING BASIN TO WASHINGTON AVENUE. PROJECT aEPTHS IN THE ST. CLAIR RIVER, SLOPES FROM 30 FEET AT MOUTH TO 27.5 FEET AT GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD BRIDGE. IN THE BLACK RIVER, 20 FEET FROM THE MOUTH TO THE UPPER END OF THE SETTLING BASIN, ABOUT 2,300 FEET UPSTREAM FROM THE GRAND TRUNK WESTERN RAILROAD BRIDGE. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC 1978 ........................ *.............. .. 47097.. £983. .. 'o. . . . ... ... .'. ... 31,4611-......... 190 .............................. .578,70, .......... 1960...................................... ..... 69S,64 ........ .. . 195S ...................................... . .324,43........ 1981......... .................... ..6292.. . 1986.......................... ........... 19,010......... 1962..................... ...... . 320,993 198 ......................................---- .. ..5 59,053 .... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (OHORT TONS) SFOREIN ,DOMFOSTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKENISE COMMODITY ITOTAL iI I IPORTS I EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORT$ RECEIPTS TO~ • " • 0 • •• • •• 5BO3 4,169 4,615. 42,452 31,955 415,86 TOTAL............................................................~ $59,055i IMORTS' EXPORT IMPORS EXPORTS RECEIPT 0191 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES.................................... 4,618.......... 4,616 .......... .................... 0 841 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GUMS........................................ 1,260 ..... : . .............. 1.280............ .......... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ........................................... 16555 ..... ....... 1,5 1411 LIMESTONE .................................................. 439,3311 ................. .... .439,331 1492 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.................................... 17,015.. ................... 17,015.......... ......... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED................................. ------.--.-- 25 25 ............ ............................. 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS ................................................... 154o ........... ..... 14.. 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC.. ....................................... I I .......... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS.................................... 3 .......... .......... ........ ...... 2421 LUMER . ......................................................... 146.......... ........... 56 60 ......... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ......................................... 2.......... ........... 2............... 2611 PULP ........................................................... ,641 3,411 7..9...., 151 .......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ........................................... 77 ..................... 77 ...................... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ................................... I. . . .......... 1 9 2711 PRINTED MATTER ................................................. .. ... ........ ) ............... 2811 CRUDE TAR,'OIL GAS PRODUCTS.. .................................... 2 9o.......... o........... 246 ........... ..... 2613 ALCOHOLS ....................................................... 273, 20 ..................... 253 .......... 2617 BENZENE AND TOLUENE-............................................ 625 ............. ....... 6251-.......... .......... 219 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ...................................... 1. ,188 4T. ................ toO... 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS .............................................. 2,061 25 .......... 2,0271 9... oooo. 31 DRUGS. .......................................................... 230 103.......... 127 ........... ....... 251 PAINTS. ......................................................... 2 ............................... 2 ..... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS....................................139.......... .I.......... .39 ........... ..... ... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .................................... 21 1 .......... ........... 2 ...... 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES ................................................ 271 .... .............. ... 271 ........... ....... . 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD ................................... .19 ............. .... 19..... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS-.......................................... .32 ..... . .... . o o-o...... 32 .......... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS............................................ 1 1.......... .......................... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD .................................. .4 1 .......... ........... 3 .......... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, CXC SHEET .................................. 39 391 ..........-.......... ........... 3311 imON AND STEEL PIPE AND FUS. .... ................................. 18 ........... ................. . 16 ...... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........................................... 246 .......... 246......... ..... . 246 ......... 3411 FASRICATEO METAL PRODUCTS-...................................... 34 21..................... 13 .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........... o ....................... 41 2.o--......4 , i 12......-.. 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ...................................... 7b .......... 20 5............ 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP................................... 32,246 9 -........ . 1,752' 30,487-......... 3811 INSR, TIME PHOTO, OPT GOODS .................................. I ........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC ............................................... 3..........30 . . I 5si MARYSVILLE, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER) SECTION INCLUDED. WEST BANK OF St. CLAIR RIVER AT MARYSVILLE, MICH. CONTROLLING DEPTHS 27.4 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS AT LOWO.ATER DATUM$ 27.4 FEET TO AND FROM LAKE HURON1 27.1 FEET DOWNBOUND TO LAKE ST. CLAIR, WITH 2 TO 3 FEET OF SHOALING ALONG SOUTHERN LIMITS OF THE CUTOFF CHANNEL AT THE INTERSECTION OF LAKE ST. CLAIR. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR Y TONS . Y- - - -TONS 6t . .................................................. 529,920 , 1963 ................................................... 266,13 1979 .................................................. 42S,480 194.. ................................................... 333,28 190 ................................................... 614,580 194 ................................................... 73,768 1961 .................................................. 263,797 1986 .................................................. 210,431 1962 ....................... .................. 293,00 198-7..........-. ........................... ... 440,089 DETROIT, MI, DISTRICT 35 MARYSVILLE, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER)--CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19S7 (SNORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC CANADIAN LAgEWISE COMMODITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS kECEIPT3 TOTAL..................................................................................... 440,069 131,6W5 is 306,400 11Z A COAL AND LIGNITE.............................................................................. 200,3|91 1411 LIME TNE. . .Ee..ee..e. ........................................................................ 00363I 101,463 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCR.....................................................100161 100316 ........... I.......... 2513 ALCOMOLS. ...................................................................... i.......... .131......... 0 -4 DISTILLATE FU- . ........... ............ ................................................................. 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.......................................... -- ST. CLAIR, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER) SECTION INCLUOED$ NEST BANK OF ST. CLA7R RIVER AT ST. CLAIR, MICH. CONTROLLING DEPTH: 27.3 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHI 27.3 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS Y YEAR TONS 1975 .................................................. 3,319,766 1963 .................................................. 4241,500 1979 .............................................. .... .3,266,404 19S4 ....................................................... 5,379,966 980 .............................................. 3,726,267 - 1965.................................................. 6,176,971 1981 .................................................. 33S,0691 1966................................................... 6,606,164 1962................................................ .3,25,562 1987............................................. ..... .. ,49,794 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 DOMESTIC (SHORT TONS) COMMODITY .... .... .... _ - RECEIPTS TOTAL ................................................................................................................. 8,449,794 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE . .................................................................................................... 6 34,722 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL..................................................................................... 92136 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL .............................. ........................................ ................... 9,3 MARINE CITY, MICH, (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER) SECTION INCLUDED$ NEST BANK OF ST. CLAIR RIVER AT MARINE CITY, MICM., 21.5 MILES UPBOUND TO LAKE NURONI 19.2 MILES DORNBOUND TO LAKE ST. CLAIR, MICH. CONTROLLING DEPTH$ 27 FEET. PROJECT DEPTH: AT LOR RATER DATU4)s 27.3 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS i PASSENGERS I YEAR TONS PASSENGERS 1976 ..................................... . 6S3 193,64 196 ............................ :::: ...... 163,06 114,500 1979 ...................................... .. ,2991 369,620 1396 ...................................... . 350,696' 111,755 1960 ............................. ...... ... 260,662 215,934! 192-....--....... . . . . ....... 270,74 I 147,863 1981 ...................................... 190,020 17, 1 1 6 ................................... .... 3166- 1 1962.................................... 009,61 1967 ...................................... 9,253 125,91 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SNORT TONS) N OMSTC CAN&DIA N LAKEWI13E COMMODITY TOTAL IMIPORTS RECEIPTS TOTAL................................................................................................. 90,5 26,703t 390,540 942 SAND, GRAVEL CRUSHED OCK......... ....................................................................... 1,,3 32,874, 3699 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC............................................................................. 16,2391 36,239. .......... 36 W7ft.4w e&uevme o4 dem *oa Srw, 19f 7 CHANNELB IN LAKE S1T. CLAIR SECTIO NCDEIIPROVD SHIP CHANNELS CONNECTING ST. CL41R RIVER AND DETROIT RIVER ACROSS LAKE-ST. CLAIR, ENTRANCE CHANNELS TO MOUTH OF CLIONRIVER AND THIOE CANDIAN CHANNEL T0'THE MOUTH Of THE THAMES RIVER. CONTROLLING DEPTMSI 27.0 FEET IN THE MAIN CHANNEL WITH FEET TO 3 FEET MISC. SHOAL14G ALONG CH ANNEL LIMITS I FEET IN CHAhNEL TO CLINTON RIVER. PROJECT DEPTHS, 27.S FEET IN MAIN CHANNEL AND * FEET IN CLINTON RIVER CHANNEL. COMPARATIVE'STATEMENT Of TRAFFIC YEAR TONs PASSENGERS YEAR TONS 'ASSEMGERS 1976....................................... 1:2:197,942 902 1963........................................ 54,7061,4771........ 179.....................1 7 708,762.............21964........................................ 67 ,519,040; ........ 2960................................63914 , 20........6................ ........................ ,6t,9o;............ 1961........................................6$2,294,165 ...............iR ....................... .............. 56929...... 1962........................................508,221,16 18........... 7 ................. ........ 5.26 1........... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 UPSOUNE (SHORT TONS) COMMODITY TOTAL THOGHT SFI TOTAL........................................................................ 14,6 1.650 2,026,297' 6,664,154 5.697,513 35S66 410 HEA.........................................................2,975 .............. 2 9 5........... .......... 064 CRDERUSER NDALLIED WN...................................................... 40 10.................. 0561 FOREETRUCTS, NC............................ 52 52......................... 0912 SHLFIH EtEP PEAD...................................1 0 ...................... £011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATE.................................................... 1,509,329 517,454 991,57S ::::................. 1051 ALU MINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES....................................................356,411 36,011 .................... 1091 NONFERROUS ORES CONCENT, NEC.................................................. 6,714 2,8 0,90b....... I121 COAL. AD LIGNITE............................................................. 9,723,503...........,6,0 5,7,0 ........ 1311 CRUDE PETROCE UM!............................................................... 60,629 60,624.................. 1411 LESOE...........................................136,67...........3,7 6509 566 £42SNGAECRUSHED ROCK.................................38 3:66...................... 169 NOMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC-............................................... 54,6 36,264 ??,7M? 2,58...... 2012 HEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC........................................................... 20 20 .......... ................ 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED..................................................... 71 71............. ..................... 203: VE:ETASLESAD RP NE.................................6 00........... .......... .......... 2039 PREP FUI AND VEG JUIE, NC.............................36 6 ........ ................... :042 ANIMALHFElO;-DS ---- ................................................ 67 67 ........ ................... 29 GaI MILL PODUCTS, NEC......................................................... 55 ss ....................... 206£ ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES...................................349 313 ... 6.............. 2091 VEETLE OILS, NARS, SHR..............................177 177........................... 205 CE................................................................ 6 62 .................. 2 E9 MICLAEUSFO PRODUCTS .................................................... 40 40.. . . , . 221 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUTS......................................................... 10,764 10,746' 315:F:D............. 2311 APPAREL........................................................... 110 114,........................... 2621 LUMBER.........................................................31 31............. ..................... 2631 VEER, PMO OEDMO.............................. ... ................................ 2491 MOMAUFACTURES NE........................................24 24.............. .................. 2511 FURNITURE' AND FIXTURES...................................................... i 192 191 1............. ....... 2611 PULP..........................................3,027 63,027............. ..................... 202 STNDAD NWSPINTPAPR..............................................,173.............. 1,173!...................... 2031 PPRADPPROR...................................8 3701 Its! ................ 2711 PR INTED MATTER......................................... .... 53.............. . . 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS.............................................. 6,506b ,7 , 2 3 . . . 2821 PLAS1TIC 4ATERIAL....................................465 -65 ---...- .. 265 DRGS. ... ... ... ... ..... 15 5......................... ,.......... 2541 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~3 SOAP...... ................................................... 3 3 . . . ' . 256£ GUMMAND MOOD CHEMICALS........................................................... 2 20 .................. 21171 NITROGENOUS CIEM FERTILIZERS................................................... 35,093 198S 566................. 62POTAI CHE FERTLES.......................... 1:6,30..........I7 0................... 2S79 FE RTILIZER AND MATEILS, NEa...........................527 827................. 2692 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMIC1AL PROD ..................................................... 2061 2,062.......... ........... 2921 GASOLINE................................................................ 39,171.............~ ,766..... ... 2914 DISTILLAT FUL0..................................171..............7263 1023...... 2915 RESIDUAL FUE DI...................................515........3,901 S55..... 2916 LUBRICATN OIL AN GRAE..............................ss, 924.........5,2:............ ........ 297NPTHAr ERLEUN SOLVENTS................................................. ... 2,59...........2,596.............. ....... 2920 COME ERLU COKE.........................................10 9,6%............ S9,73' 50,426 ........ 11 RUSEAND M:*OISCPLASTI PRD..............................24 624!............................... 321LAHRADLAHER PRODUCTS.................................................... 22 22........... .......... .......... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS P OUT..............................7 .9....49 79...... .......... 3241 BUILDING CEET..................................555,524 35,770 519,744'............ ........ 3252 STlR1U;lLCLAY PRODUCTS....................................................... 3,767 3,767.................. 322CTSOEAOSO~POUT..................................16 1671R .................... 3291 MISC 4NNMETALLICNEA PRD.............................44 44................. 3311 PIG IRN--- --- ............................................ S6,367............. S6,3671........... I.......... 3312 SLAG............................................................................210S,926............. 19,1691 96,7571........... 3::1 IRO MMTEEL PRMR OM............................16,930 124,930! .......... i.............. 332ZRO, STEEL SHAEXC $SEET...........................903,420 903,424.......... ................ 1326 IRN AND STLE PLATES SET.................................................I,9.02 20,902'........... I................ 3317 IRON4 AND STEEL PtIE AND TUE.................................................... 16,906 16,906 ..................... 3326 FERR0ALLOYS.................................................................. 46,234 42,965 ,9......' . 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRDCS0E.............................,736 4,730 ...................... 3322 NONFERROUS MEAS E..................................95, 1951 .......... ........ ......... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNMOR......................................................... 36! 138:....................... 3323LEO AN ZIN, UMORED ................................................. .. 2,9 2756.................. 324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS. U4MORKED.............................................. 1Is,793 2,9 ........ ................. DETROIT, NU, DSRICT 37 CHANNELS IN LAKE ST. CLAIR-.CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987*.CONTINUED UPOOUND--CONTINUED (SNORT TONS) THIOUGH TRAFFIC COMMODITY TOTAL FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS I CANADIAN LAE[ISE OTHER 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCT 3 ... 21,16 6 21 :16 . . 3511 MACH NERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA * 15,00S 14,984 21 3611 ELECTRICAL MACN AND EQUIP . .. 1,403 1,364 39: ........ ....... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EUIP . 596 524 72i ........ ..... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ... . I is ....... '.--.... .. .. $7vt M14: RA PJRIATON EQUIPMENT . o 414 414 . .... ! ...... .......... 3811 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ................... ......................... 5 48 67.-.. ............... 3911 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .0................................................ 31 301 ........... ..................... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ...................................................... 552 SS2........... ..................... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ..................................................... 982 982 .............................. 4212 COMMODITIES, NEC .... -o ................................................. 4 93 R0T 22 75 .......... DOANSOUND (SHORT TONS) t TNROUGH TRAFFIC COMMODITY TOTAL FOR TIGN R DOMESTIC __ OVERSEAS _CANADIAN LANEMISE OTHER TOTAL. ..................................................................... 43,99,012 3,48,696 6,641,937 33,767,3791 800 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ............................................... 481622 205,045 276,S77................ 013; CORN ............... ......................................... 506,980 327,425 179,555..... ......-... 0104 OATS ......... ................ .................. ................................ 3,.3.. 13,534 .......... ........ OOS RICE ....... ............................................................... 1,592 1592 .................. . ............. 0107 NHEAT ..................................................................... 2 ,366,215 1,633,312 143,842 589,021 ........ 0111 SOYBEANS ....................... .......................................... 362,205 372,SS 9,690 ......... ...... 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ... ...................................................... .... 134,016 134,016 ......... .................. 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC .......................................................... 9 8 9 .... ... ...... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN EGEOABLES.. ..................................................... 39,:82 39,6S2........ .................... 0161ANIMLS AD PRDUCS, NC......................................................................................... 011N: lb: P ODUCTS°NC * 0911 FRESN FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFIN. . .. .. .. .. 496 496 2011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES..................................................,24,692,923 174,322 2,686,213 21,832,386........... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE.......................................... .................... 766,279............. 26,350 737,929........... 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM ........................................................... 6183............. 16,183..................... 1411 LIMESTONE ................................................................. 9,084,911......... 1,431,536 8,453,37S..... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ................................... 538,676 10,002 366,572 160,302...... 14SI CLAY .... o............................................. ..... 209,911 6,638 103,273 ........... .......... 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS ........................... o .. 665,144 .. ................... b,14. o ......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ................................................ . .238,571 6,74S: 231,626.......... ........ 2014 TALLOO, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS ...... o ...................................... ..10,122 20,122 .......... .. ....... ..... 2022 DRIED MILK AND CREAM ......... ............................................. 32,614 32,6141...................... ....... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED. . . . . . . . 29 129--.......... .......... .......... 2034 VEGETABLE AND PREP, NEC................ 2 2 ...................... o. 2041 WHEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA .................................................. 26,867 Z,667 ......................... s.... 2042 ANIMFA. FEDS.. ..................................... ....................... 1,463 2,483..................... o ..... 2049 GRAIN HILL PRODUCTS, NEC ................................................... 79,632 79,632 ............................... 2991 VEGETABLE OILS, MARG, SHORT ............................................... 30,699 30,899..................... ..... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS. .............................................. 72,354 72,3S4.o oo ............ ... 222 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ...................... . .............................. 3 3 ..............::::::: .......... 2311 APPAREL .................... o ....................... . o ... . ............... 9961................ ....... 2421 LUMBER ................... ................................................ S,4S9 1,062 7,397 .................. 2831 VENEER, PLYRDOD, RORKED ROOD ............... . . ..................... 446...........448............... 2611 PULP .................................................................. . o .. T 7. ........... ............... 2621 STANDARD NERSPRINT PAPER ................ ................................... 15,498 6 15,492 ......... . 2631 PAPER AND PAPERSOARDo ..................................................... 196 198e........... .......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ....................................... ...... S3 S3 .... ............. ..... 2711 RINTED MATTER.............................................................3 2612 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS .................................... .......... 3.... 2613 ALCOHOLS .............................................. ................. . o, *806 931 -....... . 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC .. ............................ .............. 3,566 3,566 ............ 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS ......................................................... 173 173 ............ 231 DRUGS ...... ......................................................... . o .o .. 41 41 ................ 2641 SOAP ................ ..................................................... 2,201 2,201oI...................... ..... . 2611 PAINTS . ........................................................ . 2 21 ......................... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEN FERTILIZERS .......... o ............................ ....... 26,148 . .......... 26,1481 ....... o.. ..... 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS................................................. ........ 04,39. .......... 2876 INSECTICIDES, DISNFECTAMTS ................................ .................. I........ . 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ................................................ 309 309. .............................. 2911 GASOLINE .......................o . ......................................... S3,00 ............ S5,300.................... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ....................................................... 91,676 ....... ... 9,237 2,439 ......... 291S RESIDUAL FUEL 0IL ......................................................... 66,364 ....... ..S2,471 13,91 ......... 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES ................................ 1 10o........... .......... I .......... i918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES. . ............................... o . 162,035 ......... 5 s . sol-.......... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ...................................................... 276,459 258,666. 60,597 37,298-........ o 2919 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC -"............................................... .2 2.......... .................. 3011 RUBBER AND RISEC PLASTIC PROD-....................................... ....... s 14............. . . 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS ........................... . ........... 3"1 BUILDING CEMENT. .............................................. ............ 662,3 5........ .......... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS .................................................. 19 3 I MISC N NMETALL .IC MINERAL PROD - .- .- . "" ."" "."."". . . 3 ... " 3322 SLAG . .................. .. 236,66S . .......... ......... 236,665 ........ 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, S TS............................................. 616 616.... ............... . 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC .............................................. 6,64 22 8,642 .......... . 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........... ........................................ 9 9 .......... ... ........ ....... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNRORKED . ................................................... I .......... ..... ........... 3321 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNMORKED ............................................. 79 79 o................. ............. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .................................................. t JS 167I 6,290 ........... ......... 3511 ACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL .............................................. 2,434 2,434 3411 ELECTRICAL. NACH AND EQUIP .................................................. 160 260.............................. 38 Wwe ~e 4 tde Ui&d Stes, 1987 CHANNELS IN LAKE ST. CLAIR--CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967.-CONTINUED OONNBOUND..CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC COMMO0DITY TOTAL FOREZGN 41 1 DE3T|C OVERSEAS CANADIAN DOME OTH R 3711 NOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP....................................... ....... 145 .......... A..IE.TE 5731 SHIPS AND AOATS . . . .61. al- 000 3611 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GO O D S . S7 ... -... --... 3911 "ISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .......-....... *. .. ..........-.... .... 6 6 ... 401i IRON AND STEEL SCRCPR AP................................. i.. ........... . 141,450 14,,45014.......... ....... . 6022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SEEEP....P.. .. ......... ........ . 1 I........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC .......................................................... 90. 9999 DEPARTHENT OF DEFENSE AND SCZ . 2... .. . . . . . . . . 2i .... ........ TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 56,520,662. TON.RILESt ALL TRAFFIC, 1,053,375,516. DETROIT RIVER, HICH. SECTION INCLUDED$ ENTIRE LENGTH OF DETROIT RIVER AND ROUGE RIVER TO HEAD OF PROJECT. CONTROLLING DEPTHS. 2s TO 26.S FEET AND 1t TO Is FEET, RESPECTIVELV WITH 6 TO 7 FEET OF SHOALENG ALONG THE CHANNEL LNITS OF THE LOWER LIVINGSTONE AND EAST OUTER CHANNELV AND WITH 2 TO 3 FEET OF SHOALING ALONG THE CENTER L1NE THROUGHOUT THE CHANNELS, WITH PROJECT DEPTH IN THE REGULARLY TRAVELED SHIPPING LANES. COMPARATIVE STATENENT OF TRAFFIC TRAFFIC OF PORTS THROUGH TRAFFIC , TOTAL YEAR_______ TE_ _ _R_ _TONS PASSENGERS TONS PASSENGERS TONS P PASSNGERS 197 ............................................................ 2S,081,506 867,828 67,150,328........... 113,03l,636 16T,628 1979 ............................................................ 24995,967 631,860 93,396,0421............'118,392,029 631,60 1960....................... .................................... 19,278,914 484,708 72,793,919 ........... 92,072,633 464,708 1981 ........................................................... 17,639#139 356,694 72,566,737... .90,405,6761 356,694 192 ............................................................ 131T6,099 369,36I 43.390,099......... 56,S66,193L 369,366 9:3:: 4330,9 ....... II ISbSI6II931 369,386IIIIIIIII 1963 ...................... .................................... 14,955,003 679.16 GS,605,095.............. 60,760,0969 879,146 1964 ........................................................... 17,330,626 1,617,966 57,52t,4431 ..... TsIS2,369 117,96 l s.................... ..... ................................. 1S609,067 1,219,460 53,795,219 ............ 694041,261 1,219,480 1986 ........................................................... 15,t39,865 977,736 46,593,401 ............ 61,733 266 977,736 17................................................. 1,097...............46,537,605.............------- FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 UPSOUN0 (SHORT TONS) THROUbM TRAFFIC RECE TS ANDViPNTS - COMMODITY I TOTAL, FOREIGN i DOMESTIC FOREIGN I-$ - OVERSEAS I CANADIAN p LAKEWIE OTHER OVERSEAS CANADIAN 'AKENISE OTHER TOTAL.......................... 117,76,027 2,024,297 6,601#458 5,655,135' 35,86 614,963 856,519 i,0T,997 61,772 0107 WHEAT............ ............. 2,975 .......... 2,9751 .......... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ............... 22 ..................... .......... 0133 COFFEE......................... . . ..... ..................... . 7.................... 011 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES..-o 10 ........... .............. .......... ............ 1.... 0 .............. . 0161 AN14ALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC-o- .... is ... .... 130..o.l.. 0161 ANIWLS AND PRDUCTS, NE..........3 l.......... ....................... 3 I............ .......... 0191 "ISCELLAREOUS FARR PRODUCTS.... S .......... .......... ....................... ...... 3.................. 0641 CRUDE RUSER AND ALLIED GUN... 100 40: ............ I. ............ 60 .......... .................... 0861 FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC.......... . 116 5Z'.................. ........ 64 ................................ 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED..--. . 10 10,....................................................... ........ -...... loll IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES. ...... ,936,010 ,4S4 970,71........................ 77,919 290,696 60 963........... 0051 ALU41INUP ORES, CONCE4TRATES...I 36,432 36,411-..................... ..... .... . 21 . . ........... ........ 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC..-i 6,714 1,608 4,906 .................................. .......... .......... .......... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ............... 1, 9,423 ........... 4 ,647,602 5,075,901 .......... .......... ........... 1,53S.920........ 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU-................ 60,829 60,8291...........I...... .... 1411 LIRESTONE ...................... 163:666........... 26,718 6s.029 35,6. ..... ,972................... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK.- - .16,605 366S................................ . 199 18,038 .......... .......... 1451 CLAY................................. 22 ;*... ................................. 20 2 ............ 1499 VONRETALLIC RINERALS, NEC..... 797,625 36,24 ,TS 426,5 .......... . ......... 190,196 64,6,........ 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES. ...... 2 . . : ... . ......... 2 ........... .......... 2012 HEAT ANO PRODUCTS, NEC.......... 40 20.......... .......... ............. 20 .......... ....... 2031 FISH AND SHELLFISH, OREPARED--- 71 .I.. ---..... ........ .....................-- 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ..... [. IS 6 ............. . .................... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NEC.. 2,791 36.. ............ ...... 1,15 1,59. .......... .......... Z042 ANVRAL FEEDS .............. ......69 67 .................................. 22 .......... ................. 2049 GRAIN OILL PRODUCTS, NEC ....... 330 55: ................................. 162 t3 .................. 2061 SUGAR............................ Z,260 .......... 1 ......... .......... 2,260 ....... .......... 2061 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES............ 1,970 313 36 ............... . . ..1,36 263. ................. 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, 4ARG, SHORT.... 33 177 ............ ..................... 77 a1........... ........ 209S ICE ................................. .. i 6 .................................. I 97 .............................. 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS- 623 40,.--------.-.-.-------- 181 42 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ....... 11600! 10,746 38 .................... 563 253................... 2311 APPARE.................... ' ' . ... 121 114.................... . ... ......... .......... ................. 2421 LU -ER-........................ 19c 31 ............................... .......... 663.................. 2431 VENEER, PLYWOOD, WORKED WOOD... 297 9.......... ..................... 20 266 ..................... 1491WO00 ANUFACTURES, NEC ......... 26 241..................... .......... I I...................... 2S11 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES........... .749 19' I... ........ ......5 i S21 36 2611 PULP............................. 6S 3 63,027 .......................... 266.................. 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ..... 7 .............. 1,173 ............................... .6,79 ... . . .. 2631 PAPER ANO PAPERBOARO........... 1,109; 370 16... .............. . . 3 6 6-........... . 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC... 317 176 .................... ... ....... .64 77 .......... ...... 2711 PRINTED RATTER-................. 11 53 .......... ........................ 51 17 ................... DETROIT. MI. DISTRICT 39 DETROIT RIVER, MICH...CDMTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987--CONTINUED UPSOUND--CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS COMMODITY TOTAL- FORE16N DOMESTIC - - - FOR IG4 __ DOME -STIC , - OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKERISE OTHER r-OVERMES CANADIAN -LAKEWISE - OTHER Z811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS.. -- ,695 1,2731 7,233: .................... ob1 3 ........... .......... 2813 ALCOHOLS ....................... . 1,49. ... --.-... ---. -....-...... . 947 475..........-.......... 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE ............ 65,695.............T..27,-5. . ..................... . .18,254:.......... ?819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC- 10,66?! 8,13.............................. ........ 2,24....... 3 ........ 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS ............... .1,367 485 ................................. 68 26. I................ , 6,1::: 65 19 ........ 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER...... 11........ ...... 7 ...................... .......... .......... 117 ... :....... ..... 2531 DRUGS ..................... ........ . . 375i 155 ................................I 156 6 .................... 2841 SOAP ............................. ..... 240! 134 ................................. as a8 1.................... 2851 PAINTS-.........................- .. ,2 359 .......... ...................-.. 1-..1,043 0 2861 GUM AND MOOD CHEMICALS. ........ 20 20..............................,..........,.......... ..................... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS... 35,093 19,445 15,648 .......... ............ ..................... .................. ..- 2872 POT4S3C CHEM FERTILIZERS....... 18,300'--.------ 18,500.. -................... ......-.........-..................... 2R76 INSECTICIOES, OISINFECTANTS---- b ........... ....................... ........... .. 6- .......... .......... 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC: 8,303 R,267 ........................................... ... 36 .......... .......... 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD -- 3,964 1,081 .................................. 1,216 1,667..................... 2911 GASOLINE....................... 39,171 .......... 11,369 .................... .......... 24,034 3,76 --........ 2913 KEROSENE....................... .27,071.......... 6,946 .......... ..........-.......... 20,125..---------- . ----- 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL-............ 124,190-.......... 17,265:-.......... .......... ........... 5065, 100,238. 1,624 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL............. 220,404-........... 36,590 8,526 .......... .......... ........... 96,10 78,878 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES- 55,61........... 51,685 .......... .......... 19 8,274 .......... .......... 2917 NAPNTHA, PETROLEUM SOLVENTS-::! 2,s98............ 2,598 ................................. .................. ....... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ---- 739 ..................................... . . . . . . . . . .... . ?3 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE-........... 129,679!-.......... 59,473 S0,418 ........ .......... 19,788 .......... .......... 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES-.................. 20.......................................... 20....................... .......... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC- - - 27! ..........-.................... .......... 27' .......... .......... .......... 3011 RUOR AND MISC PLASTIC PROD-- 3078 24 .................... ........... .. .2,0 5 169 .......... .......... 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS.- 2521 221... ............... . --.---... 7: ......... . 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS .- 786' 879........... ...... 233 74 .......... .......... 5291 BUILDING CEMENT ................ 726,750, 35,770 519,144 9.................... . 17,777 13,459 ..................... 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS ....... 5,116 3,76' ...........I.........:: :. ........ 1,060 29. .................... 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS I2161 167!.... 979 70 .................... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD- 202 441............................. 1.. . 10 ..................... 3311 PIG IRON .......................... 56,37, .............. 56,38..........-.. .............................. 3312 SLAG .............................. 133,379 .. .......... 19,169i 26,628 ....................... , ...............7,82........... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORS. 149,077: 12B,936 .......... .......... ..........I 20,IAI................................ 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET- 1,378,IS8 903,414............ .......... 441,655 33,109 .................... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS-- 11S45s 10,902 ........ ........... 643 .... .......................... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE..- 27,3711 18,906 .......... I. ........ .......... . 3,373. 92 ..................... 3318 FERROALLOTS.................... 4,286 42,985 3,249!...................--. 6,272 1,780 .................... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC 5,73 4,736 ........................... .. 690 312 .................... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........ 728 195. ".... .---.-.--.............. 246 287 .............. .... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNWORKED-225 138-. -.-.-....... : 87. .......... .................... 3323 L1EAD AND ZINC, UNMORKED......... 31,091 27,598 ........ ... 3,267 226 .......... ... ....... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNORKED-- 16,650 15,793- -..---- '- 828 29 .......... .......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS*.-..- 26,360 21,168-.......... -...................... 3,631 ,561 --........... .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL'.. 23,920 14,9541 211. ................... 1,514 470 .... 31.... S31 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP ..... 2,295 1,369, 391 .................... 571 321 .......... .......... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP -- 60,004 s24! 16,071.......... .......... 1,4 41,922 .................... 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS............. 20 .......... -.......... . ......... .............. 20........ . ...... 3?31 SHIPS AND BOATS ................. 9 S......4 18............. . ...... ...... 3 .......... ......... 3701 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT. - 4201 414 ................... .......... . 6 .......... .......... .......... 3511 INSYR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS-- 376 48 67.. ... .................... 243i 1 ..................... 3911 C MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ..... 0....................409 24.................... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP ............. 552! 552..................................... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP......... 1,045 982. ....-..-.-.-.......... 4112 COMMODITIES. NEC.......... ...... 96b 407 it, 75 326, 167 .................... DOWNBOUND (SHORT TONS) THROUGH TRAFFIC RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS COMMODITY TOTAL, FUORIN DOUMESTIC FORE1O4 DOMESTIL - UVENMSA3 CANADIAN LAKErNI OTHER I OVERSES CANAT[N7L"ETWI1E -- fRER TOTA ............................ 4, ,56 348896 6,SOSf16Ql24,225f969 Goo 306 673 273,376 9,997 300 12,347 0102 BARLEY AND RYE................. 41,622 205,045 276 .......... ..... 0103 CORN ........................... 507,011 327,42s 17,5.. . .......... 0194 OATS........................... 13,53 8.................13,5 3.......... .................... 0105 RICE............................... 1,9 1,592 .......... .......... I.................................. .......... .......... 0107 WHEAT .......................... 2,366,221 1,633,31? 1 43,882 56 ................................ 0111 SOYBEANS-....................... 382205 372,SIS 9,690,......... ................... .............................. 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC...................... 138,016 134,016...... . ...... .......................... ............... 9129 FIELD CROPS, NEC ............... 6, 55 'i : .......... 8859 ....... 8859 I . 018t FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES .... 40,000 39,8 .................... ........... 4 79........... ..... . 0161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NEC......... I ...... . . .. . .. ...... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFtS.-- 98 98: ............................... I ....................... . 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.... 24,692,9213 174,32 2,69213i16,576,507....-.---........ .. ........ 5,255,880......--.. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE ............... 766,279 .......... 263:: .......... 28,3 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM................ 16,183 .......... ..... 16,131... .-.-.--------.----------. ---------.-------.--.-.-.-.---- 1411 LIMESTONE - ...................... 9,10,867 ........... 1431,536! S,242,219...........................25,95 3.211,156.......... 1442 SANO, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK 538,816 10,802 368,5172: 160,302 ......... ......................... ' ............. 1450 CLAY ........................... 109,921 6,6 10,73...........I...... ID................................. 1498 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS 685,N......... ...-. .... .. 36,38.......... . ..... " .............. 32,0............ 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.... 268,934 6,745 1 7,16.......................... .. 0 24,90---.......-- -.----- Z014 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND OILS-. 27,89 .0..2 - . .... ..............-....-.. ..-...... ....... ............ 2422 DRIED MILK AND CREAM.................2,804 32,614....-.......... ...... .I.. ... L.................... .......... .......... 21031 FI8 AND SHELLFISH, PREPARED... 129 .2..... ...- ..... ................. .................... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ......... 2 ........... ; .... .............................................. .......... 2B41 WHEAT FLOUR AND SE4OLINA........ .26,67 26,867 --.......... - -.................... ............. . . . . . ......... 40 7(/ag,4ma eofmw 4 de 1(aad Strte, 1 98'7 DETROIT RIVER, OICH...CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, I4O7..CONTINUED DONOUNOD.CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) THEDUM TRFPXCRECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS COMODTOMETIC TAFORL, F0N OM[TIO CMOTTOREINADIAN LAKENISE OTHER OVERSEAS CANADIAN I OTHER 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS ................... .. 6 .. .43 1,463.................................................. .... .............. 2049 GRAIN MIL PRODUCTSe NEC........ 0,084 70,632..........-..... .... I ........... . 41.. .... . 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARS, SHORT ... 30,899 30,899 ..... 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS 72,354 72,354 . dIl BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS - 9 3 -. ........-............. .......... 2311 APPAREL ........................ 961 961 ....................................................... ............... 2621 LUMBER ......................... 8.,4 1,062 4.606 ........................... ' 2,79 .......... .......... 2431 VENEER, PL10OO0, WORKED WOOD ... 491........... . 446.................... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ......... Is ................. i.........:.......... . ,.......... .. ........... .... 2611 PULP ............................... 7........................... .......... ... .... e 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER . 1,6 .......... . . 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD-....- - . 208 196 .......... ...................... 0.......... ........ .......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC-- 53 53..1." ........ I .............. ............. ........... ............. 2711 PRINTED MATTER.................. 13 3-.... .. ...... ........... 101 .......... .......... .......... 2511 CRUDE TAR, OIL. GAS PRODUCT... 14,936 ...................... : ."... .................... :::::2....... 66:: ........ 2812 DYES, PIGMENT, TANNING MATS .... 3 .... I .,... .......... 2613 ALCOHOLS ............................ 1,0b 931 ......... :................................ a7s..................... 2819 BASIC CHEMI:ALS AND PROD, NEC-- 3,613' 3,566 ...... ....... ........... ... .......... 47 .................. 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS .............. 23 IT. ... ........... ........ .......... .... . -..................... 2631 DRUGS ...................... ..... .. 6. . 41 .......... 24 .................... 2641 SOAP ....................... 2,24S 2,201 ........... 44i.......... .. ....... 2651 PAINTS ....................... .. 7,724! 121 7,70o . .... ......... . 12.. I.............................. 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEW FERTILIZERS-- 28,14'8 ........... 22,594 .............. . ... 5,55,.........".......... 2872 POTAI3C CHEM FERTILIZERS ......... t..9.............. .797,s .... ..... ..... .. ..... 6,766 .......... .......... 2676 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS .... 171 16 ............... .................... 291 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD .... 349 ! 309 .......... . ..................... 40 .......... I .......... ........... 2911 GASOLINE°......-...-- o............ o.126,85 ........... .......... .......... 13,770 73,SIS. --------- 2912 JET FUEL.......... F ............ . 6300 ..................................... ................... ...... ..6300S.. . ....... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ............ ; 103,363 .......... ...... 2350 1.,7.......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.............. 133,777-.......... 0 1144 i 6,313.."......... 1 .... 11,327 6Z,646 12,347 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES..- 10. .......... .......... .................... .......... .......... .......... 2915 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ........... 476071 .......... ....... 1105 ... ............... .IsOSS 4S2,698 .......... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE.............. 306,73 IS,664! 80,597T 37,196..1:: : -...... ..3 30,324...................... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC..- 7 2..o.o-o.-.o.oo.-o..-o-..o.oo-o SI o o ................ --.-- 3011 RUBBER AND RISC PLASTIC PROD... 40 14. .... ........... 26........... ...................... 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS... is, IS .......... ... " 3241 SU1LDING CEMENT...................662,35 .......... .... ......-.. 9,8-..:.... --. ......... "..62,3.. 32S1 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS-........ 19 19 .......... .......... ........ . .... .. 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD 36 36 ...................... . ........ 302 SLAG .......................... 236,66'.S ..................... . . ...... 6.66S ........... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS-- 13,760 616 ........ I. ..... I .. .. 1,.14.......... . . ......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PODUCTS, NEC... 6,664 22 6,642........................ o................................ 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ......... -- -o-..345 9 339-oo..oooo......o.o..-..-..-.-o-o. o-ooo--.-o 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNRORKED.. ......... I I o o...... o o...............I....o . .... . o.................... 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNNORKED - o 79 79 .......... .......... ............................... .............. .. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ..... 6,393 167 2,816! .......... .......... 34 3,374.......... .......... SIll MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL . 2,645 2,434 10....o--....-..-...-o--.. 54 23 ...... .............. 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP 74 160..... - . o - ---o........... 14 .................... o 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, E.UIP... 19517 L .45 ........ . 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ........................ 611 6 5 600.............. ................. .. 381 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS * 169 S? - -- ..... "°' ' 13.". "" 3911 RISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS .... 9 6 . oo o ............. 10 3 .......... ...... ............. 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP........... 426,466 11,4SO ............... ........... . . .26,016 .......... ! -.......... 4Q22 TEXTILE HASTE, SCRAP, SHEEPo.... I I ........ .................... .... ........ o .... oo.o.ooo--............... 4322 COMMODITIES, NEC............... 490 490 ........................................................ ..... .. ....... 9949 DEPARTMENT of DEFENSE AND SCI.- 2 ....................................................... .................... TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 62,666,563, TORNMILEB, ALL TRAFFIC, 1,699?2,033. DETROIT HARBOR, MICH. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF DETROIT) SECTION INCLUDED$ U.S. BANK OF DETROIT RIVER FROM LAKE ST. CLAIR TO RESTERN EXTREME OF ZUG ISLANO. CONTROLLING DEPTH$ CHANNEL NORTH OF BELLE ISLE 21 FEET, REMAINDER OF RIVER 25.28.5 FEET. PROJECT DEPTMI 28.S FEET EXCEPT CHANNEL NORTH 0 SELLE ISLE, 21 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC TEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS ' PASSEMGER 7 6........... . - ....................... 9,00591S 666,b6 1963 ............................ 5,01S,6S61 679,146 1979 ...................................... . 316,331 631,860 1964 ........................... $,30227 1,44S,992 1960.........................................1S,694,627 A84,70B 1965.........................................5,04 Ste!6 1,067,S94 1961 ...................................... S. 43,1SS 3s6,694 1966 ........................ ,03,799 9773 1962 ...................................... 4,322,606 369,380 197 ........................ 3,36....... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SHORT TONS) _________- FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN COASTH!5(' LAXEISE COMMODITY TOTAL' - LOCAL ____________________________-- IMPORTS EXPORTS IIMPORTS EXORTS R!ECEIPTS RECEIPT ___HIPMENTS, TOTAL .......................... L,073,365 "6,711 1 2, 269 3)64 )3l 3,973,0 3,6 5s6,64 0103 CORN ........ ..... ........ 31....'...311............ ....... ........... o? rTo............................... ............. .......... ....... .......... ...... . ..................... DETROIT, M, DISTRICT 41 DETROIT HARSOR, MICH. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF DETROIT)..CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1967--CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN ~q I OVERSEAS CANADIAN COASTISIEi LAKERISE CuMODTIT Y TOTAL, "CAL IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 0129 FIELD CROPS, NECo.......... 221 22 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .--.-. .......... 0133 COFFEE .............. 8. 1 . . ......... .......... .......... . ...-... -. 0141 FRESM AND FROZEN VEGETABLESmo- 1291 10 90 ......... l4 ......... .......... .t........ 1161 ANIMALS AND PRODUCTS, NE C...... 1271 115 .......... 12 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS - S.... "'... . .. '. S .-....... ..- *...-... .......... ... ..... .......... 0641 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED GUMS... 60 60 .......... .......... ................................... .......... ..... 0861 FOREST PROOUCTS, NEC-........... .44 ............................. ...... ................................. .... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES. .2,4,481 77,919. .......... 6 1,649 .......... .......... 2,242,913 .......... .......... 1051 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES-.... 21, 21 .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... .......... ........... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE............... 722,122 ............ . ........... .....-.......... .......... 722,722 .......... .......... 1411 LIMESTONE. ...................... 575,01b .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 575,01 .......... .......... 1492 SAND, GRAAEL, CRUSHED ROCK...... . 3,0 6.......... .......... .506 ... ............... .............................. 1451 CLAT ............................. ....... 32 20 10 2 ............ ........ .......... .......... .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC...........1 ,208. ............. 20 109,383. ..................... 13,805..................... 191I MANCE AND ACCESSORIES ..-.---. 2, - ........... I .... . Z........... .......... .................... .......... 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC .......... 20 .......... ....... .... 20.......... ... ........................... .......... 2014 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND OIL$ - ... 7,367 .......... ,367..................... ...... ....-........ ...................... Z034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ........ 8 8 - .................... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE. NEC.. 2,733 1,138-.......... , -9........................... .......... .......... 2042 ANIMAL FEEDS. .................... 822 822i .......... ........... .......... ........ .......... .......... .......... O9 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC......... .7101 145 9-2' 113. ........... .......... ..................... ......... 2061 ALCOMOLIC BEVERAGS . ............ 1,253 1,0041'...........- 2 . .......... ......... .......... .......... .......... 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, MARO, SHORT.... 158' 77 '.......... a8-................................................. 2095 ICE.................................. 971 97.......................... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 1099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS---- 223 10i. .............. . 42 . -..-. ......... .......... -...... .......... e21 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS BO A 5......... S 4 b23 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2311 APPARE....-.............................7 7.................... ........ . ...... ....................................... 2031 VENEER, PLYODO, WORKED MOOD... 760 1 4 716..................... .......... ........... ......... 2491 MOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC----- 2i I .......... I .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.......... 475s 4Z1' 1$ 36.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 2b1 PULP-........................... 2,26 2,826.... ........... ........................................................... 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ....... 6,794 ....... 8....1......... 6,794. ................................................... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD..--..-- ... 458 0 106.......... . . ............... ................ e691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC--- 21 44 ................ . 77 --------------.-------------------- ---------- 711 PRINTED MATTER-................. 78 51 10 17 ................. ....................................... 2811 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS... 5,710 1 86-.......... . .......... ..................... Ss2 -.......... 2813 ALCOHOLS ......................... 1,913 7S5- -............. 1,158...................... .. I .......... .......... 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC.- 2,554 2,256' 471 25 -.......... ............................... .......... 2921 PL1STIC MATERIALS............ 717 461! :7 197 12-.......... ..................... .......... 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER............. . III t11.l ...................... ................. .......... .......... .......... 2831 DRUGS - .......................... 244 156 24 64 ........... ........... ............................. 2641 SOAP..............................8 1 s a4 21. ............ .................. .......... .......... 2851 PAINTS .......................... 1,090, 1,0381 22 40 ..................... .............................. 2676 INSECTIEDE8, DISINPECTANT8.... SOD6 F .-----. *-*-- ----- -- *-- -*.------- 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC.. 36 .. 6; 616................................................................ 2891 MISCELLA4EOUS CHEMICAL PROD.... 2,829! 771".. 1.6.-- - --- --- - .--.....--.-.. -. - 2911 GASOLINE....................... 7,2731-.................... . 7,273 ............ ......................................... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL............ 3,671 ........ . ....... 3,636 3............ ......... .......... .......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.............. 77,570i .......... .......... . ,84....................................0,324 57,405 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES... 1,283, 18'.-..--- .. 38 1,227........................................ 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ...... 6,1 ...................... . 385...................... ........... .......... 739 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE........... 30,9101.................... . 19,788 11,122 ...................... .......... .......... 2921 LIQJEFIED GASES..................... 201 20 .................................... .......... .......... .......... .......... 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC... 32 2, S ........... ............ . ...... .... .. ........................... 3011 RUBBER AND RISC PLASTIC PROD. 1,061 1,1231 24 159 -..................... ......... .......... .......... 3111 LEATHER AND LEATMER PRODUCTB.-- 57 57 ............. . ..........-..................... ......... ................... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS-......... 290 233! - ........... 7 ........... ........ ................................ 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ................ 501,20S:......................138,738. ..................... 362,367..................... 32S1 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS.' ,278 1... .... 24........................ ...... .... 3281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS... 194 $71.......... 70 .......... ...................... .................... 3321 MSCA NOMTLLCMNRA.RD. 0 3................ ...... 20,7 .......................... .......... .......... 72 .......... .......... 321MISC NO MEALLC .INRL PROD. - 142 ...... . 0.- ...... .............. *..0.... -....... *-........... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORRS.. 13,631 04,632. . ...................... ..... ........... ..................... .......... 3S1S IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEETo. 294,755 264,939.... ... 2 82 9...... ................... ... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS..- 129,A:F Is: 756. .. , .................................... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE~., 2,46S5 2,373 .......... 92.. ....... . ......... ......... .......... .......... 3318 FERROALLOS....................... 0 . .. . .- 80........................... ... ........................... 3 3 19 IR O N A N D S TE E L P R O D U CT S , N E C . . - 8 5 5 43 . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . 3 1 2. .. . -. - -.. . . - -.. .. . -. - --.-.-. . -.-. - - ---. --, -- -. -. 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC ........... . 527 240.......... ........ ......................... .......... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNRORKED-........ 671 671 ................................... ............... --.. -.. .... 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNMORKED ............... .447 221....226 ............ . ........ .......... .... 3324 ALUINU AND ALLOS, UNPORKED-- 469 444......... ... 20.....................-.-.............-.-.-........ 3411 FABRICATO METAL PROOUCTS.....- 3,284 1,76 21 1,467...................................................... 3521 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.-- 5,134 3,691 84 W10 235 31............ .......... .......... S11 ELEC TRICAL, ACH AND EQUIP ....... 739 R07. 1I. 321.................... ............................... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP... 23,819' qRo; 3, 2,6S, 29,369..................... ......... ....... 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS-.................... .. 2...............20 ....... ................................................. 3732 SHIPS AND BS........................31............................31................................. ... ... •......... .. 3791 MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT.... . .................... ..................... . 3821 ISTR, TINE, PHOTO, OPT GOOD$. 216 72, 1321 I............ ........... 3911 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS-..... 415 35 3' 17o.....oo-...............-.-.o-........... 011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP............... 16,559 ............ IS6,SS......................... ...-......-...-..... ....-...... 012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ........ to 181 ......... ........... .......... .............. I 4112 CORMOOTIES, MC...................... 460 293 .......... . . 16 . ........................ . . ........... 42 W,,,w &*ew 4 de %aed StateA, 1987 ROU6E RIVER, MICMq (INCLUDED IN PORT Of DETROIT) SECTION INCLODD FROM THE MOUTH OF THE SHORT CUT CANAL TO THE PONO MOTOR COMPANY, CONTROLLING DEPTH, 20 FEET FOR A MINIMUM OID74 Of 100 FEET IOM THE OuTH OF THE SHORT CuT TO DIE AVENUE sRZ0iG, WITN THE EXCEPTION OF SORE SNOAL AREAS, AND 20 FEET IN THE TUNNG BASIN. EACEPT REAR THE SHORE. PROJECT OEPTHs 22.0 AND 25 FEET FROM MOUTH OF SHORT CUT CANAL TO , POINT 200 FEET DOWNSTREAM Of Too JEFFERSON AVENUE BRIOGEI THENCE 21 FEET TO AND INCLUDING THE TURNING ASIN IN MAIN CHANNEL. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of TRAFFIC YEAR I TONS YEAR TONI FRE2GHT TRAFFIC, 1967 (SNORT TONS) FOREIGN I OOHEBTIC OVERSE£AS CAAO LAREMISE COMMODITY TOTAL LOCAL ___________________________________IMPORTS EAPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS t RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS I I TOTA ............................................ 7 161, 1923.15[ 11,514 3.7,s ....... 762.961 ST 62 90.0 1121 COL AND LIGNITE....................................11,46....::::7;.,4................ 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED 40CR............... 14,731 19 .............. 532........................... .......... 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS...............3216................................32,,:::::i322,10................ ...... 1499 NONMETALLIC NNRALS, NEC....................61A43..........................220,786.........SI,05.................. 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUICE, NEC...................20 20............ ................... g•....•................... 2049 GRAIN MIL PRODUCTS NC........................1 1... .......... 96........... .................... 8... 2061 SUGAR'.......................................2,60 2260....................................•.o.......o.... 106 ALCOHOLIC AERAGES................ ......... .366 352-.................. .. 17 ............................................... , 2211 BASIC TEITILE PRODUCTS..................... ... 14 tA 14!-.-••• •-•-•••••--•-•--••-......................................... 2431 VENEER, PLYMOO MONED MOOD....................19I 19..................*........................................ 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES..................... 49 49,.......•.......................•emigoe.w..m..•... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERSOARD............................13 173'~m...........w.................em.......................... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC....................20 201..........................•*. .. +. s•-........•..i...•.. 2611 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS................. 9R,417!.................................... 6,313............. 3,104. .......... 2513 ALCOHOLS........................................363 i 17..............19. ......................................... 28178BENZENE ANODTOLUENE.......................... 38,254....... :........ ':::i..................................... 52 4 ... 26198ASIC CHEMICALG ANDPRODeNEC..................28 16.....................20................................. 2621 PLAIC MATERIALS .............................. 224 aI......... .................. ...... 2651 PAINTS ..... .................................S Si..................................;: :::::i...................... 2671 NITROGENOU' CHEN FERTILZERS..................5,54.........•..........554............. ............... 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS.................... 6,766 .......... ............... 6766............................ .......... :::: 2691 MISCELLAo NEOU CEICAL P40..................... 75, 5............... .. 23 .......... ,.................. 2911 GASOL.......................................|3,3641.......................... ° ............... 9596............3,:4....... 2913 NEROSENE...........................0,2.....................................2-,12....... , s--........ -........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL 0O.............................05,977.............I 1,429.....................02,9241 1,626 2905 RESIDUAL FUEL 01L--...........................200,661...........+........... 1,461...... .56.621; 52,;7;; 6,53 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES .................. ,010..............-.......... ......... :1 3,009........... ... ........... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCNES.....................63,110........................9,673 14,3 30,6 9 290 ON, PETROLEUM CN..........................1,202............................ ............. 1,,20.................. 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD ................... 66 67.............I.......................................... 30±1 LEATHER ANO LEATHER PRODUCTS.......................................-..-................ ...... 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS................... ...-- 17-----... .... 17'................... ... •"•-.................. 3261SBUILDING CEMENT...............................32,496 17,771...............A,72l|.............................. 3251 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS.............. ....-.- .. .71 23.........-.' 4.................... .... i--o---!........ 32 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS...................... O O ONS 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD....................1 15-.•..{-•-•-l.... ........ -o-+.....•.... i............................... 3312 SLAG..........................................267,17.................................................207,046 60,129'........... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS...................144 14---•--..-o•I----o .*o. I.. 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EEC SHEET...............866,060 8B,D60 ........... I..........I ........................................... 3316 IRON ANO STEEL PLATES, SHEETS....-.--.-.- 643 643 LOC.............. 3317 IRON AND STEL P AND TURE.................. 1,336 1,336- ..-..........----.-----.---...-.---.-------...--.-.---.--- IRs O FERAOALLOYS............................... .,,21 6272. .............. 1 .0.................... .................. 3319 IRON AND STEL PRODUCTS, NEC.........................06 ....... .....-...... ..... .... 3322 NONROTLS, N....................,.,.............. : .......-.............. 76,634 .-.-.....-...... 1342 COPPERAVLY, OUNMOED..C..... 1:3 ..... 19 0 20.......... 1453. ....... .. .. . 3323 LEAD AND LINC, .. NORED....-....-- ...--- .. 3046 ,046...-.......................... -.. , 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNMORNE-.............. 139 130.................... 1...... ............ 341 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS...........-. 30 2I4........... 9AI............... .......................... 51MAHIE.........9 .................................... 2061 ELECRIA MAC... AND... UP............... ..... 35 634........... .......... ......................... ........... 3611 LOOEHICLES ARS QUIP....................... 3.8 .... ........... ...................... 3211 INSTR, TIME, PHOTO, OPT GOODS......................5.. .............................. ....................-.---...--.....-..-- 311 MISC AYUFACTUROD PROUCTS.O................ ..1 9.......... ............................................... .61 IRON AND PTEL RAP ..................... , 4.,5 4 .......... . :..........: ............ 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP........................... . 140 2S .......... ... ........................... ... 212 CB1E TLNE........................... 33 ,S.................. .I ........... ........... DETRIT, NI, DITRICT 43 TRENTON, MICH. (INCLUDED IN PONT OF DETROIT) SECTION INCLUDED$ U.S. SHORE OF DETROIT RIVER FROM FOOT OF SIBLEY ROAD TO FOOT OF PARKAY DRIVE. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTH$$ 26 FEET. COMPARATIVE 3FATEMENT Of TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 0 9 76.................. ....... .. 3,704,851 Ig$.......................... 1,59S,546 199.............................. 3,61S,549 198 .......................... 2,083,601 19 82......................... 1,OOS4:0 ii1967 .......................... 1,676,8 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) OVRES FORE1GN ' DOMESTI OVRES CANADIAN LAKEWISE COMMODITY TOTAL - _________ _______________________________________________________IMPORTS iIMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL.............................................................. 1,878,606. 7081 85,761 35,S37 1,972,065 62,501 0161 ANIMAL$ AND PRODUCTS, NEC ................................... 2 5....................... 1011 IRON 3RE AND CONCENTRATES.................................10154 *,919 .................7,2 109 14137..... 1121 COAL AND LI6NITE.................................... ............... 11,'254.....................11,2s5A........... 1411 LIMESTONE........................................................... 19,4 34].....................19,434........... 2813 ALCOHOLS ......................................................... .... 1 2........... ...... I.......... 2891 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD........................................... 19. 19............. .......... .......... .......... 2911 GASOLINE....................................................4,5..................6,9 1448........73,5s 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL nIL......................................896....................................:::::.........::.......0,!!96 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD.........................S 8......................................... 3014 IRON AND STEEL PR1MARY FORMS......................................... 548] 5'........................ 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC............................... 21j.......... .......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS............................................ 8676i 1 8 ................. 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL......................................... 51I, 51 .......... .......... ................. 3811 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP............................................. 61 6 .......... ...................... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.........................I ...................................... ....... PORT OF DETROIT, MICH. SECTION INCLUDED, DETROIT HARBOR, ROUGE RIVER, ECORSE, WYANDOTTE, RIVERVIEW AND TRENTON. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT OEPTMSE SEE AFOREMENTIONED PROJECTS. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR I TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS IPASSENGERS 1978........................................ 25,881,506I 886,666 1983........................................ 14,955,003 879,146 1979........................................ 24,995,9671 831,860 1984........................................ 17,530,626 1,817,066 1980........................................ 19,268,44 46,08 1985........................................15S,612,344 1,219,960 1961........................................ 17,839,139 356,694 0986........................ ................ 15,219,322 971,736 1962........................................ 13,176,0991 389,366 1967......................................... 14,129,84............ FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 COHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMST~c OVERSEAS CANADIAN CIASTWISE? LAVERISE COMMODITY TOTALi - LOCAL ______ __ IMPOT EXPORTS IMPORTS IEXPORTS RECEIPTS IRECEIPTS -SHIPMENTS' - TOTA....................................61,2,4 14,963 3,6 8 ,4 1 2138 S 1,S07,029 898,2991 93,568 0103 CORN....................3....................................31........................... 0107 WHEAT............................. ... ...... 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC.................... 22 22 .......... ........................ 0133 COFFEE........................ a 7............. ......... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES .... 1291 10 40 ............... 791................... 0181 ANKM8LS AND PRODUCTS, NEC ........... 142 130 ................ 12 ... ............................... 0191 MI1SCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS...' 5........................................ ... ............ ................ 081CRUDE RUSBER AND ALLIED GUMS ... 60 80 .......... .......... ................................. 081FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC ................. 4 84................... ........................... .......... l0ll IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ... 5,684,562 77,919............. 269,799............. .......... 5,336844............ .......... los1 ALUMINUM ORES, CONCENTRATES .... 21 21 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ................. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................. 1,S35,920 .......... .......... .......... .......... ............. 1,53S,920............ .......... 1411 LIMESTONE........................ 3,273,084 .......... .......... ............... 6,926............. 3,211,258............ .......... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCA ......... 16,237 299............. 286,038 .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... 1451 CLAY................................. 31 20 t0 2 .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS.... 322,1068.......... .......... .......... .......... .............. 322,106............ .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC........ 380,052 ................ 20 315,089.............. .......... 64,662............. ...... 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES......................... .......... ................................................ 2012 MEAT AND PRODUCTS, NEC...........20.................20 .......... .......... .......... .................. 2014 TALLOW, ANMAL FATS AND OILS... 7,387.............. 7,387 ......... .......... .......... .......... ..................... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PR EP, NEC:;:: el as.......... ......... .......... OS.......... .......... .................................... 2039 PREP FRUIT AND VEG JUCENC. 2,7!53 1,258 .......... SS........255............................. 2042 ANIMAL FEED........................ 822 622 .......... ........................................ 2089 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC ............. 7271 162 402 213 .......... ....................... 208 SUAR........................ 220 2,280.............. ............. ................................. 2061 ALCOMOLIC BEVERAGES ................. ,82 1,3S6...............25............................... 2092 VEGETABLE OILS, MARG, SHORT .... 28 77 ............... 6............................... 2095 ICE.................................. 9 97 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .............. 2099 MIS3CELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .... I 223 le61................42......................... .......... .......... .......... 44 Womsw &aowcc 4 Ac 1wtd Sfga, 1997 PORT OP DENOIT. CHoe...CONTINUEO FREIGHT TRAFF~r. 1 8oY.4ONTINUED (SHORT TONS) IFORE|I SMO[BX DOVERSEAS CANADIAN COASTisE LAKEOISE LOCAL COMMODITY ITOTALS OA IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS RECEIPTS SHIPRENT$: 211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS- ...... sea 563 6 253 .......... ..... ti .. .. . ... 2311 APPAREL- .............. 7 7 .e............ .......... ...................... .......... ..... •.• 2* MBE .. .........• 3,65• ...... ...... 3 a..... .... . 0 .......... .....eit~ 231 VENEER, PLMNO0D, WORKED WOOD 779 a0 - 3 7i i 2691 M00 MANUFACTURES, NEC ........ 2 1 ........ e g c t 2511 FURNITURE AND PIXTURESS........ Sys 521 tS 36 to ... . . . o 2611 P U L P 2,0....... 6 ........... Z126 2,826 . .o..... oo..... .................. .. ..... 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER ....... .6,794 .......... .. ......... . 6,79e.......... .......... ............. o ........ 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARO........... . 631 S53 1o 68 ........... . o .......... .......... ..... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC 11 60 .......... . 77.. ........... ........ .......... .......... .......... 2711 PRINTED MATTER.................. . . . 1 117 .......... .............. ... ...... ................ 2611 CRUDE TAR. OIL, GAS PRODUCTS... IS,1271 16o .......... ....... 3 6,313 .............. 625........... 2813 ALCOHOLS...................o.... . 2,2971 94 ....... .1,30 ......... . .......... ..................... .......... 2817 BENZENE D TOLUENE.............i 38,258........... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .3t,2S4 .......... 2819 DASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC-- 2,582p 2,270 251 10.......................... .................... 2821 PLASTIC 4ATERIALSo............... 9411 685 47 197 12 ......................................... 2o22 SYTECRUBS.....ER.......................1 2........................................... 2631 DOUP ....... ................... 1' SS b 9 6.......... .......... ..................... 282 SYNTHET .. UBBER ........................ 5 I I ?5 w . .... ....... .. .. . ... . ........ ..... 2851 PAINTS ....................... .095 1,03 12 0. ................................................ 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEW FERTILIZERS..- 5,554 ............ ........... 5,55.......... .......... ................................ 2872 POTASSIC HE. PERTILIZER5 ..... 6,766 .... ..... ........... 6,766............................................ 2876 INSECTiCIDES, DISINFECTANTS . so 64 16 .......... ... . ... ............ ......... 2879 FERTILIZER-AND MATERIALS,'NECo- 36 ........... ............... 36 .......... .......... -..................... 2691 PICELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PRODo 2,923 1,216 00 1,6b6.......... .......... ............................. 2911 ~~~~+++ GAOLN........... 2911~600? GAOIE..............1507............. .......... 13,770 28,038............. .......... 1 77,283........... 2912 JET FUEL......................... 6,30j..: ..... . ........ ............... 6,300.............. .......... .......... ......... 1913 KEROSENE.......................... 20,125- .. ........ .... 212......2S ..................... .......... .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL ............... S1 9................... ..o .5,06S .......... e.......... I ......... .111,910 1,628 2915 RESIDUAL-FUEL OIL ............... 261:608 ~.............11,327 ........................ 64,021 95,035, 91,225 2916 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES... 4,293 19................ 3 ,23. ........................................... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ..... 0 ........... I ,385 9,673. ..........145.6,W 107,063 739 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ....... 1 ........... 19,78 30,128..................... ........... . 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES..................... 2 20 a* ........ ........................................ 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ... 3 27 5.... 3011 RUSBER AND RISC PLASTIC PROD... 2,28; 2,085 6 169 .......... . . 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS.. 61 57....... .......... 4 .......... ...... ................. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS 307 :: 233................153. 3241 BUILDING CEMENT................. 336W3 17,777 ............ ,459 .... ................I 362,367............ .......... 321 STRUCTURAL-CLAY PRODUCTS ........ 1,349 1,060 ....... . 269. . .... I ............................. 1281 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS;0 979. ....... ............. 3291 RISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PR630 1No 148............1............................ . 3312 SLAG ............................... 324,2471......... ........ I........ a..................... '',18 ',29i........... 3324 IRON *NO STEEL PRIMARY FORMS.:. '20,181 20,1811....................................... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC WEET. 074,700, 441,635............... ...... I ....................... 3316 I0N AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS-- 13,7671 603 13,1 ............ . .......... ..... ........... ............... 331 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUSE--- ' 8,373. ............ g9 2'...... .... 3318 FERROALLOYS ..................... ......8052 6,272...............1,7801 ..... .......... ..... ,.. 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC ... 102 .... ... 3121 P1.........121............................... --------.............. 3321 NONFERROUS METALS NEC......... .. 33 246 .......... ...... .......... .................... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UNORKED....... ......... 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNRORKED ............ 3,093 3,26722I 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNORKED-- 857 628 29 3410 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS...........8600 3,631 34 0,935I .................... .. . 3611 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.. 9,0221 7,514 $a 8701 23 531...................... 3611 ELECTRICALMACH AND EQUIP......... 06 571 IA 321................:::::.....................: . ....... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP... 62,781 1887 3 3,051 5,20 ..... I .......... i. 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS. .............. 20 ........... ........... 20. ............. 3731 SHIPS AND 50ATS ...... ......... ... o.... : ....... 31 ::::.... ...... o..............1............................. 3791 RISC TRANSPORTATION EGUIPHENT. 6 6 :...... .......... ........... o............................. 3811 INSTR, TIRE, PHOTO, OPT GOODS~~ $93 243 132 Is8......................................... 3911 ISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS... 036 409 3 26 ............ . 7 .. ... ...... .............. 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP............ . ,016 1........... 7 5,016 .................... ........... ........... .. .... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP 13 16...... 13 ...... ... .......... .......... .............. '312 COMODITIES, NEC...................3 326 .. . 167. .. ......................... MONROE HARBOR, RICH. SECTfON INCLUDED1 CHANNEL IN LAKE ERIE AND 12,300 FEET ABOVE RAISIN RIVER. CONTROLLING DEPTH, 20 FEET TO TURNING BASIN OVER a CENTER 32THOP 1T 0 FEETI 12 FEET IN TURNING BASIN EXCEPT NEAR THE SHORED 5.5 FEET IN 0 FOOT CHANNEL. PROJECT DEPTH, 21 FEET TO THE TURNING SASIN 183 FEET IN THE TURNING BASINI 9 FEET TO LOWER DOCKS At MONROE. NAVIGATION SEASONS; APPROXIMATELY 20 APRIL TO 10 DECEROER. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS ]PASSENGERS YEAR TONS PASSNGCR to?$ ................. "OSmILI 9"EA RDe 18 4te''o•e..•..••.e. e..•••-... 187 ............................. . . . 2, ,166.............193... o ........... .................... 9 ........ 319.........2,278....184...................................... .2,398,740-.......... 190 ................................ ...... .2,768,51 . o1 ...................................... 792,68....... 191...................................... 2,7,9 .......... ............ ... 22,77............ 318.................................. 2,01,44 .. 1 9 . ......... ................. ..... 77,M ........ DETROT, Wl DOsTKr 45 MONROE HARBOR,. NICN..CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC. t967 WSORT TONS] OVMMDRTYEOTS CANADIAN LAKEMISE COMOIY OTL IMPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS TOTL.......T AL.......................... 1,177,8B3 75,522 35,867 16,018 1,050,676 1121 COAL AND LIGNIfE .............................. 1 ,013,478 ....... 47 2421 LUMBER ... a5 ............. 7..6 5 1 .J,7 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM 3ON1E1 ........... S . . 796 3241 BUILDING CEMENT .......................... 75.......,5'tb l'16 25,0001 ...... 3411 FASRICATEOMKETAL PRODUCTS ....... 6...................' . 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP ...................................... ..... ,1 ZBSW.................1,I...... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS.............................................................8 61 .......... .............. 46 2P'at,4ac &afwefta 26ed Sturm. 1'997 OTHER HARBORS AND 11TER.118 HARBOR OR PATERWAY COMMODITYTOS PSEGR PROJECT TOS PBEGR ALGOMA HARBOR, NIS ...................... NO C04MERCE REPORTED ALGONAC, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER) ............................... ......... 1307 AU SABLE 4ARBOR AND RIVER (OSCODA), RICH ......................... O COMMERCE REPORTED @Is BAY HARBOR, MICH............................................ N0 C04MERCE REPORTED BLACK RIVER HARBOR, RIC1........................................ NO C04MERCE REPORTED CASEVILLE, MICH................................................. NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED CEDAR RIVER HARBOR, 142CH........................................ NO COMMERCE REPORTED CHARLEVOIX HARBOR, MICH........................................1121 COALIAND LIGNITE .................................. 0110.......... 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 21,950........... Q112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................... 3,39S........... TOTAL.............................................. 126,537 15,955 CHEBOYGAN 4ARBOR, MICH........................................ 1121 COAL. AND LIGNITE................................... 15,309........... 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 13,019........... 2911 GASOLINE............................... ........... 081,082......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUELL X............................... 27,432........ 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.................................. 5,242........... TOTAL.............................................. 142,048 17,626 DETOUR, 4ICH., AND VICINITY (INCLUDED IN ST. MARYS RIVER) ............................................................. .......... 235,156 DETROIT HARBOR, RIB5.......................................... 0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH........................ 173........... 2414 TIMBER, POSTS, POLES, PILING....................... 2,680........... 2911 GASOLINE............................................ 1,050........ 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL'I DI.................................942......... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES........................... 198........... 2921 LIQUEFIED GASES.................................. 74....... ... 9112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................... 3,644........... TOTAL................... ........................... 8,961 200,776 EAGLE HARBOR, RICH.............................................. NO COMMERCE REPORTED ECORSE, MICH. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF DETROIT)...................2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ............................... 51.......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL.................................. 50,107........... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD........................ 78......... 3291 RISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD........................ I........ 3314 1R4 AND STEEL PRIR1ARY FORMS....................... 4,817........ 331S IROV, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET..................... 91,926........ 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS....................... 386.......... 331T IROY ANO STEEL PIPE AND TUBE....................... 4,668.......... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC........................ $I............ 3324 ALURINU4 AND ALLOYS, UNRORKED ......................... 2 -........ 3411 FABRICATED RETAL PROUCTS.......................... 4,132 ....... 3511 RAC4ONERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.................... 24.......3,3 ... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND E;UIP........................... 123........ 3711 mRft VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.........................438........ 3811 I4STR, TIRE, PHOTO, OPT GOODS....................... 172........... 3911 RISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ....................... .... 7.......... 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP........................... 18b,983........... TOTAL.............................................. 185,RI............. FRANKFORT HARBOR, RICH........................................ 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES......................... 62,681........... GLADSTONE HARBOR, MICH....................................... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 39,283........... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES......................... 12,509........... TOTAL.............................................. 5S1,792........... GRAND HARAIS HARBOR (HARBOR Of REFUGE), .ICR ..................... N CORRERCE REPORTED GRAND TRAVERSE BAY HARBOR, MICH,...............................0911 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH......................... 7........... 4ARBOR BEACH, RICH., HARBOR OF REFUGE, LAKE HURON............ 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE.................................. 102,278........... 4ARRISVILLE HARBOR, MICH., HARBOR OF REFUGE, LAKE. HURON NO.. 4 COMMERCE REPORTED KENOSHA HARBOR, NI3S...........................................0181 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES........................ 2,008........... 1411 LIMESTONE ................................... ...... 40,387......... 2049 GRAIN ROLL. PRODUCTS, NEC .............................8515........ 2091 VEGETABLE OILS, RARG, SHORT.........................2,227........... 2099 RISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS........................ 6,773......... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES............................... 3........ 2991 PETROLEUM AND COAL PROD, NEC ........................... -....... 3014 RUBBER AND -ISC PLASTIC PROD......................... 3......... 3411 FABRICATE5 METAL PRODUCTS............................ I............ 3511 RAC4INERT, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.............. ........... A.......... 3811 INSTR, TIRE, PHOTO, OPT GOODS........................ 2........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC..................................... 7........... TOTAL.............................................. SS,932........... KENAUNLE HARBOR, MIB3............ ............................ 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES......................... 927.......... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE..................................... 63.......... 1411 LIEETONE ........................................... 6,068........... 1482 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK ......................... 4,888.. 14S1 CLAY ................................................ 25,602........ 1499 NONTATLL;C MINERALS, NE..................57 ........ 2011 NEAT FRESH, CHILLED, FR0N...............1,884........... 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC................................ 1,077.... ....... DETROIT, AM, DISTIrCT 47 OTHER HARBORS AND NATERMAYS..C-ONTINUED HARBOR OR MATERNAY COMMODITY TONS PASSENGERS PROJECT-.CONTINUEO KEWAUNEE HARBOR, 01S. (CONTINUED)..............................2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC............................ 8597........... 2042 AN4AL FEEDS....................................... 2,8211........ 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS........................ 2,377........... 2421 LUMBER......................................... ... 15,408........... 2431 VENEER, PLYROOD, PDRKED 0OO........................ 3,367........... 2491 ROOD MANUFACTURES, NEC............................. 1,012........... 2611 PJLP............................................... 23,471........... 2621 STA4DARD NEWSPRINT PAPER.......................... 21,279........... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD.............................. 8$4,099.......... 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC..................... 16,193........... 2861 GUM AND HOOD CHEMICALS .............................. 5085.......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL.................................. 96........... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD................ ...... 11,599...... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT............................. ... 6,300......... 3291 4ISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD............. .... .204 1........... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AMD TUBE........................ 2i7 ....... 3319 1904 AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC........................ 148......... 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS........................... 97........... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........................ 865........... TOTAL.............. ............................... 241,903 84,S99 KEWEENAN .ATERMAT, RICH....................................... 0911 FRESH FI64, EXCEPT SHELLFIS......................... 68.e.......... 1221 COAL AND LIGNITE.................................. ,3s 3.......... 2499 4ONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC ...........................24.:4.......... 4118 MATERRAY IMPROVEMENT MAT ............................ 09.25.......... TOTAL.............................................. 2107,430 7,757 LAC LA BELLE HARBOR, MI1........................................ND0 COMMERCE REPORTED LELAND HARBOR, RICH,............................................. NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED LIRE ISLAND, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. HARTS RIVER) ................ N COMMERCE REPORTED MACKINAC HARBOR, RICH......................................... 1412 LIMESTONE................................... ... 212,549........... 4212 COMMODITIES, NEC............................. 11,908........... TOTAL.............................................. 24,457 995,331 4ACKINA0 CITY HARBOR, MICH.................................... 2911 GASOLINE.............................. ............ 129,302 ....... 2913 KEROSENE.....................................2,1........... 2914 DISTILLATE FUELL I............................... 36,984........... TOTAL.............................................. 167,301 350.030 MANISTEE HARBOR, RICH.........................................1121t COAL AND LIGNITE.................................. 192,640........... 141t LIMESTONE........................................I qS,835........... TOTAL............................................. 241,275........... HAN15TIQUE HARBOR, 41CH....................................... 1121 COAL' AND LIGNITE................................... 29,174........... 4ANITOA0C HARBOR, $IS......................................... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 44,162.......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT...................................2132,079.......... TOTA............................................... 176,241............ MENOMINEE HARBOR ANP RIVER, MICH. AND MIS3.................... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 46,490........... 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 6,306........... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC......................... 34,229........... 3322 PIS IRON........................................... 2,S97........... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC....................... 2,326........... TOTA............................................... 92,53........... 4ERI BUFFALO HARBOR MICHIGAN..................................... 4O COMMERCE REPORTED 3CO11TO HARBOR, MI1 .............................................. NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED PENBAUKEE HARBOR, RIB........................................... NO3 COMMERCE REPORTED PENTMATER HARBOR, MICH........................ NO3 COMMERCE REPORTED PORT SANILAC HARBOR, RICH....................................... NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED PORT MASHINGTON HARBOR, MI1.................................. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE..................................2127,370........... PUT.IN-SAY HARBOR, 0HIO.......................................21422 BUILDING STRUMRE.................27..... 1492 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK......................, 394........... 2913 KEROS9EE............................................B........... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES...........................5........... 2922 LIAUEFIED CASES..................................... 400........... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........................ 27........... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC.................................. 10,660........... TOTAL.............................................. 12,762 584,552 RACINE HARBOR, RI1 .............................................. NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED ROGERS CITY, MICH............................................... NO0 COMMERCE REPORTED SAUGATUCK HARBOR AND KALAMAZOO RIVER, RICH......................... .................................................... .......... 2Z3,476 SAULT STE. RARIE, MICH. (INCLUDED EN ST. MARYS RIVER)...1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 6b,165........... 1411 LIMEBTORE.......................................... 47.7B........... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.......................... 7,645........... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC............................. 2a.......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD .................................. 7.......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCT$, NEC......................... 4........... 48 7Wwte4o e*,wen e de Wafd Sruea. 1 987 OTHER HARBORS ANO MATERIVAYI..CONTINUED HARBOR OR MATERMAY COM4MODITY TO%$ PASSENGERS PROJECT-CONTMdEO SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH. (INCLUDED IN ST. %ARY5 RIVER) ( C O N T I N U E D)........................ 2831 DRG ..................... 3? . 2576 INSECTICIDES, DISINFECTANTS .......... 3322 COPPE ALOYS Nom ~ 3411 FABRICTEO METAL PRODUCTS.................19...... 35JJ 44C"INIRY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAl........................ 20........... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP........................... Is.......... 3711 4OTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP......................... 9.......... Sal1 M~dTN, TINE, PHOTO, OPT GOODS ......................... I.......... TOTAL.............................................. 61,913 609,911 3ESEMAINS, MICH................................................. NO COMMERCE REPORTED SOUTH HAVEN "ARBOR, MICH......................................... NO COMMERCE REPORTED St. JAMES (BEAVER ISLAND), MICH..............................84112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................... 3,395 15.95 STURGEON BAY AND LAKE MICHIGAN SHIP CANAL, MIS............... 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES......................... 37,652........... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT.................................... 16,229........... TOTAL............................................. SSI..l.......... TWO RIVERS HARBOR, MIS....................................... 2871 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS....................... 86,942........... ONIlE LARE H4ARBOR, MICH........................................1411 LIMESTONE..................................... 356.........13. OHITEFISH POINT HARBOR, RICH .................................... NO COMMERCE REPORTED dYANOOTTE, RICH. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF DETROIT)................1121 COAL AND LIGNITE................................... 90,48S........... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP...................... 38,971............ TOTAL.............................................. 129,359........... MONPROJECT ALABASTER, MICH............................. .................. 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 12,057 . 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS........................ 629,375...... TOTAL............................................. 642,232........... CALCITE, 41CH.............. .................................. 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES......................... 29,267........... 1411 LIMESTONE........................................ 8,130,025........... TOTAL...........................................8 ,159,292........... ESCANABA, 4ICH................................................ 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES,.......................5S,721,296........... 1123 COAL AND LIGNITE.................. ...... ... 233,895........... 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 17,080.......... 14994 ONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC......................... 19,948.......... 2810 SODIUM HYDROXIDE................................... 9,973.......... 2911 GASOLINE........................................... 70,476.......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUELIOIL............................... 40'4sw......... 3611 ELECTRICAL MIACM AND EQUIP ....................................... TOTAL............................................ 6,112,919........... 4ARBLEMEAD, OHIO.............................................. 1411 LIMESTONE........................................ 1,098,332 196,746 PORT DOL041TE, MICH........................................... 1121 COAL-AND LIGNITE.................................. 7,922........... 1411 LIMESTONE........................................ 2,839,960........... 4118 NATERNAY IMPROVEMENT MAT........................... 8,826........... TOTAL............................................ 2,856,328........... PORT GYPSUM, MICH ............................................. 1494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AN PLASTERS........................ 430,181............ PORT INLAND, ICH............................................. 141) LIMESTONE........................................ 3,143,667........... 411S NATERNAY IMPROVEMENT MAT.......................... 29,127 ...... TOTAL............................................ 3,173,394........... STOHEPORT, MICMH..............................................l1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES......................... 140,881........ ... 1411 LIMESTONE........................................ 7,906,070........... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK........................ 27,817.......... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT................................... 103,971......... TOTAL............................................8,1885,999........... BUFFALO, NY, DISTRICT 49 TOLEDO "ARBOR, OHO SECTION INCLUDED$ CHANNEL IN LAKE ERIE AND I MILES IN LONER MAUMEE RIVER. CONTROLLING DEPTHS8 25 FEET IN THE BAY CHANNELI 27 FEET IN THE RIVER CHANNEL TO THE TURNING BASIN OPPOSITE THE MI.STATES TERMINALS, INC. DOCKI THENCE 14 FEET TO THE TURNING BASIN AT THE UPPER PROJECT LIMITS WITH 13 FEET IN THE TURNING BASINI 20 FEET IN THE TURNING BASIN AT MILE 3 AND 27 FEET IN T4E TURNING BASIN AT MILE 6.5, PROJECT DEPTH$ 26 FEET IN SAY AND 27 FEET IN THE RIVER CHANNEL TO THE TURNING BASIN OPPOSITE THE MID-STATES TERMINALS, INC. DOCKI THENCE 25 FEET TO THE TURNING BASIN AT UPSTREAM LIMITS OF THE PROJECT MITH 18 FEET IN THE TURNING BASIN; 20 FEET IN THE T'RNIMG BASIN AT MILE 3 AND 27 FEET IN TURNING BASIN AT MILE 6.5. NAVIGATION SEASONS APPROXIMATELY MARCH I TO DECEMBER 31. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASSENGERS YEAR TONS PASSENGERS 1ts .............................. 27,571,R1B 10,620 1983............................. 19,66 1979 ...................................... .26,2sb355 10,620 196 ............................ ......0.66,636 197,262 1980. .........................................22,263,26S 22.800 19 ................................ .B,00, , 210'562 1981...................................... 22,962,303 19,900 19B6...................................... .. 17,BSSA 238,05B 1982.............................. .o....... 16,394,148 17,700 1967..-... ................................ i 16,211,7271 ........... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 197 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEKISE COMMODITY TOTAL I i LOCAL IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS_ TOTAL.................................... 16,211,727 368,945 1 313,949: 1160,899 4,990.016 3,897,25B 4.319,04 161,615 0103 CORN ................................... 1,221,830 .......... 613,687 .......... .. l606,143 0107 WHEAT......... ......:: ......... 23.040 .......... 19071 .......... 3.969 0111 SOYBEANS. .................................... 660. ..............55,408 .......... 10272.... .... 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES-............... . 3,90S,259.......... ................- 66,..............66,2B 60,96........... 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE......................... 8406,970 .......... 122,665 .............4,17,.............. 4,144,401 ...----. 1411 LIMESTONE ................................ 13,390 ....................................... ......... 13,390......... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK............... 20,072 .................... .26,196 .......... . 19,600.......... i6 1499 NONETALLTr MINERALS, NEC .................... 139,769 6,201.............. .7,079.......... 3,99.................... 1911 ORDNANCE AND ACCESSORIES.......... o.......... 2 21 ...... . .......... . ...................... 2034 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC ................. To 12 58 ................... ................................ 2049 GRAIN M4ILL PRODUCTS, NEC ................. I........................I.............. .......... .......... .......... .......... 206t SUGAR ....................................... .... . ,845 6,66 ...................... ....................................... 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ...................... 96 96 .............. .............................. .................... 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS.................... .. 34 34.................. ............................... 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ......................... 99......... ........................ 2621 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER..................... IS,492.............. .......... 15S,492............. .......... .......... .......... 2631 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD ..................... 0 .......... 10 .......... ........ 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC ............. 2 2 .......... .......... ................. 2817 BENZENE AND TOLUENE...................... 27,441 .................... ........... 27,441 ------................. .......... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC ................... 9 06 13 .......... ............................ 2621 PLASTIC 1ATERIALS ........................ .......... I ... o ...... ...... ... 2841 SOAP.-.--o...-.....-...... o.....................3 .. ........ 3 .......... .................... ............. 2871 NITROGENOUS CMEM FERTILIZERS-............. 91,25 60,664 ............. 22,594.......... ........................... 2672 POTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS................ 794,014 . .......... ......... 794,014 .................... ............ .......... 2679 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC............ . 6,924 .............. o..... 6,926 .......... ..........I.......... .... ::::: 2911 GASOLINE ................................. 41,676 .......... .......... 16,715 26,961 .......... ............... 2912 JET FUEL-...................................1,869.......... ..................... . 1,669 ........................... 2913 KEROSENE ................................. 6,946 .............................. 6,946 ......... ............... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL-...................... 26,545 .......... .......... 896s 12,622 S12s .................... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL........................ 160196 .......... ... ...... .......... ........... 77,566 80.291 2,339 2906 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES .............. 51,666 ........... ........... .......... 5,68 .......... ..........-.......... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES-............... .11,015 ..........-.......... .......... .......... 11,015 .......... .......... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE-..................... 2,26 .......... 2,826 ........... ........ .......... .......... ........... 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD-....--...... 1 1 .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... . 3211 GLASS AND LA PRODUCTS ................... ..... 12 42 ....... .............. ......................................... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT .......................... .1,749 .......... .......... 9S76........ 3291 RISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD... ..B.............. .... ....................... 3311 PIG IRON ..................................... ..,497 ........... ............ ,67.,........"" ............................... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS............. 32,364 32,364 ................... .............................. 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SMEET-............ 126,72S 126,725.......... ................ . .. ........... 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS............ 1,406 1,406 ................ . ........... .... .......... .......... ..... 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE-............. 3,609 3,609 .................. ..... .......... .......... .......... ..... ... 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC. .... ......... . . ......................................... .................... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC-..................... .2906 2,S65 4 339.......... .................... .............. 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNNORKED .................. 116,666 110,68 6 ...................... ............................ .......... 3324 ALUMINUN AND ALLOYS, UNNORKED............ 273 273 .......... .......... ........... ............................. 411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS-............... .1,506 1e67 21 ... ........... ....... .......... .......... .......... 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL-............. 4520 3,629 956 10S .......... ............. ..........l.......... 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP. . ................. 53 .......... .53........... o........ ................... .......... 3711 OTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP........... .... IS4 39 1 ..................... . .. ::.................... 3731 SHIPS AND BOATS ................................................. R011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP........................... 12 ................ 2 .......... .......... .... ....................... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP........................ 32 322 .... ....................................... 2 OM O E N ........................... ...... ... .............................. 4112 COOITIES, NET O E AD ................ 2.798 38 .2.7S..-. 999 EPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND SCI ............ 21 ........... '•••' 2• .................... ........L •'- 50 Vkat4Ae emaec a4 de Wfae~d £Sfues, 1~997 SNDU KY HARBOR, OHIO SECTION INCLUD1DI 11OUTHEASTERLYORTION OF SANDUSKY SAY TO AND INCLUDING PASSENGER DOCKS ON CEDAR POINT. CONTROLLING DEPTH; MOlELY CH"ANNE L, 2 6 FEETIO SAY CHANNEL AND TRAIGHT CHANNEL FROM MOSELY CHANNEL. TO JUNCTION WITH SAY CHANNEL, 25.0 FEET TURNING BASIN, 28 FEET; DOCK CHANNEL, 21 FEET# STRAIGHT CHANNEL FROM DOCK CHANNEL TO JUNCTION WITH SAY CHANNEL. 21 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS; MOSELY C"ANNEL, 26 FEET SA CHANNEL AND STRAIGHT CHAN4NEL FROM NO3ELY CHANNEL TO JUNCTION WITH DAY CHANNEL, 25 FEET) TURNIVG BASIN, 24 FEET; DOCK CHANNEL, 22 FEET; AND STRA1GHT CHANNEL FROM DOCK CHANNEL TO JUNCTION WITH BAY CHANNELv 21 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR T NS PASSENGERS, YEAR TONS !PASSENGERS 1978......................................... 3,655,745 178,992 1953......................................... 4,344,261 224,337 1979......................................... 5,972,652 173,153 1988.........................................84,789,730 246,744 1980......................... ............... 6,412,356 165,541 1985.........................................8,5S5990 254,851 1 98.........................................5,'989,310 126,835 1986.........................................4,:134,889 283,9)1 1982......................................... 5,06S,353 118,634 1987............ ........................... i 3,319,46S 272,714 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987 (SHORT TONS) FOREIlam DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKERISE COMMODITY TOIAL EXPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL........................................................................- 3,319,468 147 2,285,8291 274,412 759,050 0131 FRESH FRUITS..................................................................... 366 .......... ............... 366........... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS...................................................... 2.......... .......... ................. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE.............................................................. 3,038,S13.............2Z,285,829.............752Z,684 1811 LIMESTONE...................................................................... 28,731.............. .......... 28,731......... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK..................................................... 50O,938.............. .......... 50,00592 1498 GYPSUM, CRUDE AND PLASTERS.................................................... 160,167.............. .......... 160,187.......... 1899 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC...................................................... 34,860.............. .......... 38,860.......... 2002 ANIMAL FEEDS..................................................................... 2.......... .......... ................ 22 2094 GROCERIES..................................................................IS.............. 4 .......... .......... .......... 1SA 2095 ICE............................................................................1..... t .......... .......... .......... a 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS..................................................... 283 .......... .......... ................ 283 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS ................................................................1............ 2891 MOOD MANUFACTURES, NEC........................................................... 22 .......... .......... ................ 22 2511 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.....................................................8................ .......... .......... .......... a 2711 PRINTED MATTER...................................................4 ................................... 2819 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC.................................................... 36 36.................. 2621 PLASTIC MATERIALS................................................................ 106 106............. .......... ........ 2872 POTAS31C CHEM FERTILIZERS........................................................ 20 .......... .......... ................ 2 2911 GASOLINE...................................................................51.............. e .......... .......... .......... 51te 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL.............................................................. 640 .......... .......... ................. 40 2918 ASHALT, TAM, AND PITCHES....................................................... 910 .......... .......... ................ 910 2921 LIQUEFIED GASE................................................................... 63 .......... .......... ................. 3 3241 BUILDING CEMENT..................................................T................................... 3S11 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL.................................................... 75S1.................113 8011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.............................................................. 2.......... .......... ........... 2..... 9029 WASTE AND SCRAP, NEC............................................................. 24.......... ................ 24....... a4112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................................................ 2,170 ..................... isi ,5 4119 EmPTy CONTAINERS........................................................ 3....... ... ......... I HURON HARBOR, OHIO SECTION INCLUDEDI LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL FROM DEEP HATER TO A POINT OPPOSITE THE OUTER END OF EAST BREAKHATERI ENTRANCE CHANNEL FROM ITS JUNCTION WITH THE APPROACH CHANNEL TO ITS JJNCTION WITH THE RIVER CHANNEL; RIVER CHANNEL AND TURNING BASIN TO WITHIN 1,500 FEET OF THE PENN CENTRAL RAILROAD BRIDGE. CONTROLLING DEPTHS, LAKE APPROACH AND ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 27.5 FEET RIVER CHANNEL, 27 FEET; TURNING BASIN, 21 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS8 LAKE APPROACH AND ENTRANCE CHANNELS, 24 FEET RIVER CHANNEL TO SLIP No. 1, 28 FEET; FROM SLOP NO. I THROUGH EASTERN PORTION OF THE TURNING BASIN, 28 FEETI TURNING SAS1N, 22 FEET. CUMPARATIVE -TATEHENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TOSHORTRTONS) TOT0.. ........................................................................... .......... 237 30,39 6T,? 091 OATS.......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 5 4 13,5 4.. ... ... ... ... ... 1811 LMSOE................................................ 18319 :7................................7 .................. 8759,077 282PTASCCESFRIIZR........................................9,8b,90............ BUFALO, NY, DITRICT 51 LORAIN HARBOR, OHIO SECTION INCLUDEOX ,OUTER MARON AND SLAC RIVER FROM M!OTHA TO AND I.CLUDING1 UNITED STATESRSTEEL CORP., NATIONALTUBE.DIV IO DOCK,3 ILES. CONTRO LN DEPTS LAK APPROAC CHNEL 70 FEE A MCANNE 0 ETWD HOG TH OTR AARBO,2. ET RM DRO OUTER HABR, S FEET; LOWER 2 ,? EET OF RIVER CHANNEL, 25 FEETI REMAINDER OF RIVER CHA4MEL 24 FEET EXCEPT TURNING BASIN JUST D04:OWNSTREAM IFTHE 213T STREET RIDGE WMIC4 IS 12 TO 39 FEET AN0 THE TURNING BASIN OPPOSITE THE U. S. STEEL-CORP., NATIONAL TUBE DIVISION WHICH IS 12 TO 20 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS: LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL, 29 FEET) A CHANNEL 800 FEET AIDE THROUGH THE OUTER HARBOR, 26 FEET; REMAINDER Of OUTER HARBOR, 2S FEET: LOWER 2,200 FEET OF RIVER CHANNEL, 26 FEET; REMAINDER OF RIVER CHANNEL, 27 FEET$ EXCEPT TURNING BASIN DOWNSTREAM OF 21ST STREET BRIDGE, 20 FEET AND TURNING BASIN OPPOSITE U. S. STEEL CORP., NATIONAL TUBE DIVISION DOCK, 21 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TOSYEAR TONS 397........................................... 6,:236,264 198 39).................... ............................. 7,229,537 1979..............................................4,3,3 19B4................................................... 9,8B4,246 19B..........................................8,31,36 19B5.................................................... . 9,A26,0Z4 19631........................ ........................... 313,719,505! 986............................. ................... 13,426,666 1982.....................................................5S,672,069 I 19B7.................................................. 14,372,412 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 3967 (SHORT TONS) F ORIGN DOMESTIC COM4MODITY TOTAL CAAINLK43 LOCAL TOTL........................................................._______ ] IMPORTB RECEIPTS 'SHIPMENTS TOTL ................................................... 34,372.412 54,085, B,R06,4186 5,664,837 247,072 3013 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES.................................................... 13,656,009 26,09 7,B7S,760, S,527,B28 224,726 1411 LMSOE................................... .. 271,937 ............. 273,937, ........... .......... 344 SAND GRVL CRSE O .............................. 35672 ........................ 1 32 2,4 3496 GY PSUM , CRUDE AND PLASTERS.................................................... 202,653............. 202,B53.............. ..... 262 OTSSCCHEW FERTILIZERS.............................25,992 2S,992.............. ................ 292 COKEIC ETOEUM COKE....................................5,670............. 5S5B7D............ .......... 3312 SLAG6.................................................................. 5A4,06............... .......... 5S4,061.......... CLEVELAND HARBOR, OHIO SECTION INCLUDED: ,OUTER HARBOR,OLD RIVER AND CU~tHOGA RIVER FROM OUTH TO ANDINCLUDING UPPER RPUBLIC STEELCORP. DOCK, IMMEDIATELY DRSTREA: FO NRFOLK " ETR NALA BRIDE, 5, MLES CONROLLINGDEPH LAKE APROC C NNL, 29 FEET; ETANC CANNEL, WEST B O E 4 1E RY SO E 0 O A LASI AND WESTERLY 60FET OFA EAT BASIN 28 FEET: EASTERLY 3BOLLIOO LENGTH OFEAST BASIN, 27 FEET; 500 OT CHdNE "to UGH EAS3T OUTER HARBOR, Z5 FEET; CHANNEL BETWEEN PIERS TO CONRAIL. RAILROAD BRIDGE, 27.0 FEET CHANNEL IN CUYAHOGA RIVER FROM PENN CENTRAL RAILROAD TO UPPER PROJECT LIMIT, 22 FEET TJRNING BASIN UPSTREAM FROM E.I. DUPONT DE NEM4OURS AND COMPANY, INC., GRASSELLI CHEMICAL DIVISION DOCK, 19.5 FEET$ OLD RIVER TO SAND PRODUCTS CORPORATION DOCK, 23 FEET: REMAINDER OF OLD RIVER TO UPPER PROJECT LIMIT, 14 FEET. PROJECTDEPTH: BLAKEPP:ROACH ,CHANNEL, 29FEETI;WEST BASIN ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND NEST END OF EAST 3ASIN, 26 FEET# REMA4INING 3800-FOOT LENGT OF EAST ASN 27 FEET:S 500FOOT CHANEL THRUG EAS OUTEq 48YOR 2S FEET) LOWER CUV&HIOGA RIVER FROM L&KEWARO ENDS OF THE PIEAS TO IMME1DIATELY ABOVE JUNCTION WITH OLD RIVER, 27 FEET; OLD RIVER TO UPPER PROJECT LIMIT, 27 FEET: REM4AINDER Of CUYAHOGA RIVER, 23 FEET: TURNING BASIN UPSTREAM FROM E.I. DUPONT DE NEWOURS & CO., GRASSELI CHEMICAL DIVISION DOCK, 1S FEET. C0MPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YfE-AR TONS PASSENGERS TEAR TONS PASSENGERS 3976............... ........................ 119,656,662 327,820 3983.................................... 13359,960 365,600o 199...........................19::70:349 ... 120,400 :94......................1 72,06 160,00 963.....................1454,151.........I19 .......................... 13,767,371 19 00 1983 ........................... 13,903,860 27,200 196......................2,166,27 200,000 192......................8941,3 164,00 97......................3,9 47........... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19B7 (SHORT TONS) FORg1GM DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEWISE COMMODITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTA............................................ ..... 13,914,047 543,526 43,370 1,903,673 171,87K 10,753,302 502,300 :007 WET.......................... .. 69,0:SO..............................69,4B0........... 033 COfFE BE.................................... ............... 19 1................................ ............. 30:140 I ROR AND CONCENTRATES.............................GS,5,62.............. .......... B669,3S4..........T,b33,26S........... 10S1 ALUMIN4UM ORES, CONCENTRATES............................. 3,157 3,137 ....... .......... .......... .......... ........... :::I CRUDE PETROLEUM...................... .................. 316,133.............. .......... 16,183.............. .......... ....... L43 1 3 LMSONE...................................... ....... 2,336,037 .......... .......... .......... .......... 2,336,037.......... 2614 TALLOW, ANIMAL FATS AND OIS0 ..................... ,6....... .. ,13 ....................... 2049 ~ ~ ~ ~ L BRI ILPOUTNC .......... .. $,I: . ............. . ... .. .................................................. 2099 MRICELLOSO PRODUCTS .................................... 2 2o1......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 221O BAICTXTL PRODUCTS................................ 5 .............. .......... .......... .......... .......... ':311 1AR ................................................... 3 S.......... ....... 0.. .......... .......... .......... 2421 LUMERGS ........................................ 59 ... . . . 59.................. t63CRD TAR, OIL, %AS PROUCT....... ..... .......... .......... 14,44................................. 4R 2819 ASIC CHEMICALS1AD PRO, NEC.................447............. ................ 261 PLASTIC 4MATRALS................................... ...... ................ .................... 2651 PAINTS....................................................14,765 223............. 16,942............ .......... .......... 52 17'4t,4ug ee&amew 4 fde 1fa4a St4fa, 1197 CLEVELAND HARBOR, OH,3O.CONtINUEO FEIGHT TRAFFIC, 1987..CONTINUED (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC CMOIYTTLOVERSEAS I CANADIAN L a xEWIB3E IM4PORTS EXPORTS iIMPORTS EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS 2579 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NE ........... 40 40 ................. ...... ...... 2891 1413CELLANEIOUS CHEMICAL P R OD.............. 64 64 ................ 2911 GAOIE...................... 3,159...... . .... 3:1591 .. .... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OI L................. 54.809 ........... 54,6 091 ...... ..... 291S RESIDUAL. FUEL OIL.................. 77,787 ...... zs 1s .... 492; 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES .............. 167,931 ....... 160',094: 2,837 3011 RUBBER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD .......................... .. 470 47S.......... ...... j..... ... .. 3211 GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS.................................. 46 46......................... . 3241 BUILDING CEMENT......................................... 497,976 ................... S,7...... 3251 STRUCTURAL-CLAY PRODUCTS................................ .,056 3,05............... ...... .......... 12S1 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS ........................ 9............. ............................ 9............ 3291 4ISC NONMETALLIC M4INERAL PROD............................. 12 12 .................................. 3334 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS............................ 17T4,264 173,072 3,212........................ 331S IRON, STEEL SHAPES. EXC SHEET.......................... 327,720 327,720 .......... ............................ 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS........................... 11,587 ale 10,769...... ..... 331? IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE............................ 3,420 3,420 ............. ... :::................ 3318 FERROALLOYS.......................................... 715 385...........3 3,585........ .......... 350 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC .......................... .... 36 196 40 ...... I........... 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC................................ 3 8.......... 8. .......... 1.......... 3322 COPPER ALLOYS, UN0ORKED ............................... .... 7 7 ......... :: 3323 LEAD AND ZINC, UNRORKED ................................... ,280 2,280 .......... ......... .. 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS. UNNORKED........................... 4,315 4,315 1.......... ........... . . . . 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ............................... 3,096 3,096 ........... I2................. 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA............................. 15S,696 14,005 ,9 ............ . 3613 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP...................10 30............................... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP............................. 700 so 642........................ 3011 MISC MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ............. ........ 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP.................................... 26b,095............. 26,095 .......... .......... ................. 401a NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP............................... . B 444..................I........ 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC.....................................66 00!: : 0391 S 75 FAIRPORT HARBOR, OHIO SECTION INCLUDED$ OUTER HARBOR AND GRAND RIVER FROM MOUTH TO AND INCLUDING DIAMOND ALKALI COMPANY STONE D0CR, 1.5 MILES, CONTROLLING DEPTHS: ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 24 FEET) OUTER HARBOR. 24.0 FEET; GRAND RIVER TO UPSTREAM Of REPUBLIC STEEL, 19.0 FEET) REM4AINING LENGTH OF BRAND RIVER TO THE UPPER PROJECT LIMIT, 19 FEET EXCEPT FOR 1,000 FEET OF THE UPSTREAM END0 OF THE BEST SIDE OF THE CHANNEL, S FEET; TURNING BASIN, IS FEET. MAINTENANCE DEPTHS1 ENTRANCE CHANNEL AND OUTER HARBOR, 25 FEET GRAND RIVER TO JPSTREAM OF REPUBLIC STEEL, 24 FEET; REMAINING LENGTH Of GRAND RIVER TO TME' UPPRER PROJECT LIM1ZYS, 21 FEETr TURNING SASIN, 15 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC -YEAR I TONS TEAR TINS 1978.................................................. 2,9,69 1983...........................................1,0,8 1979.................................................. 2,9,0 1984......................................... .... 1,995,097 1960................................................... 1,906,27 195.................................................... 2, 117TT 3983....................................................I 1,674,66 196...................................................... 2,492,551 1982....................................................I1 1,6 6,9T7 1987..................................................... ,077272 FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 1967 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN 00 1E 3T I COMMODITY TOAL OERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEMISELOA CMOIYTTL EXPORTS IMPORTS 1EXPORT! REEIT SHIPENT TOTAL.................................................-A 2. 0T7 21 26,1441 25,655I 28,006 3.530,040 370,4911 94,426 1411 LIMESTONE...............................................1,30,1) ... 4..... soS0 ........... ....... 142 WAD, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK .............................. 20,083....... 2,5............ . . .9,6 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.............................. 426,601 28,441............806........7,9,..... ASHTABULA HARBOR, OHIO SECTION IN4CLUDED: OUTER HARBOR AND ASHTABULA RIVER FROM MOUTH TO AND INCLUDING CITY OF ASHTABULA DOCK (FORMER GREAT LAKES ENGINEERING 0493 DOCK), 1.75 MILES, CONTROLLING DEPTHS WESTERLY PORTION Of OUTER HARBOR TO INNER BREAKWATER & APPROACH CHANNEL TO DOCKS EAST OF INNER BREAKWATER, 26.0 FEET TURNING 5A3IN IN FRONT OF INNER BREAKWATER 21.5 FEET) THE APPROACH TO THE PENN, CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY'3 SLIP AND THE LOPER Z,000 FEET OF THE ASHTABULA RIVER, 23 FEET) THENCE TO CAR FERRY SLIP, 10 FEET) THENCE To A POINT 3,500 FEET UPSTREAM FRO" TURNING BASIN AND0 INCLUDING TURNING BASIN, 3 FEET. PROJECT DEPTHS ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 29 FEET; WESTERLY PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR TO INNER BREAKWATER, 28 FEET) APPROACH CHANNELITO DOCKS EABT OF INNER BREAKMATER, 28 FEET) TURNING SA31N IN THE EASTERLY PORTION OF THE OUTER HARBOR, 22 FEET) CHANNEL PROW INSIDE THE INNER BREAKWATER TO MOUTH OF RIVER AND Z,000 FEET UPSTREAM AND APPROACH CHANNEL TO PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD SLIP, 27 FEET) THENCE TO CAR FERRY SLIP, 1B FEET) THENCE TO A POINT 1.050 FEET UPSTREAM PROW TURNING BASIN AND INCLUDING TURNING BASIN. 16 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEM4ENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR ~r TONS YEAR TONS 3976................................................ ... 12.830.261 19398..................................................... 8,39S.023 1979.................................................. 314 602,640 1984.....................................................9,&43,4"S 1960.................................................. 10,074,956 3985S.................................................... 7,039.128 1981.................................................. 9,947,705 19B6..................................................... 7.163.S93 P952 .......................... ............ .... .. ..... b632,337 1987..................................................... 5,08,069 BUJFFALO, NY, DISTRICT 53 ASHTAULA HARSOR, OHIO..ONTINJED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 1957 (SHORT TONS) OVERSEAS FO IN CANADIAN LAXEM13E COMODIY TTAL IMPORTS IEXPORTS IMPORTS IEXPORTS RECEIPTS SM3IPMENTS TOTAL ........................ 8,688,069= 159,863 45,0261 50S,249 4,8S7,6481 2,094,987 1,225,094 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ........... .. 2.063,729 ........... 255,464 1.62 ,26 5,------ 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, CONCENT, NEC .......................... 7,332 57,332.. .. 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE......................,7,7..............................4,5,7..............1,2,9 1411 LIMESTONE...........................2672............................................... 266,722...... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCAK.............................. 105s,599 .................. 0S5 .................. 1451 CLAY............................... ..................... 16,756 10,523.... o... ............... 625........... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC................ .......... .... 28,450 ........... 28,450'i.......... ...................... 2872 POTA3S1C CHEM FERTILIZERS............................... 469,826.............. .......... 89,826 ..................... 2691 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD ............................. ... 37 o7...................... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT ............... ........ ................ 3,91........... 3,901..7..........I 3311 PIG IRON ..... ................................ 311............ 13,791................... 3315 IRON, STEEL SMAPES, EXC SHEET........................... 6,952 6,5........ 3318 FERROALLOTS.................................. ........ ... 4,801 3,133,........... ....... 066 .......... .......... , . 3511 MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICA................ .......... 552............................. 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EOUIP..........................201 2O9........................ . . 391.1 MISC MANUFA.CTURED PRODUCTS .................. ........... 1B............................. 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP .................................. 16,5781 .......... 1,7.............. . . 4012 NONFERROUS METAL. SCRAP .................... ... 984 9S4..........................79 B54 7,854. CONNEAUT "ARBOR, DHIO SECTION INCLUDED. OUTER HARBOR AND CONNEAUT RIVER 2,450 FEET UPSTREAM OF THE OUTER END OF THE WEST PIER. CONTROLLING DEPTHI MESTERLY PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR, 20.5 FEET ACCESS CHANNEL TO CITY DOCK, 7.5 FEETI EASTERLY PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR 23 FEET. INNER HARSOR, 28.5 FEETO PROJECT DEPTH, EASTERLY PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR, 28 FEETI WESTERLY PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR, 22 FEET ACCESS CHANNEL TO CITY DOCK, 8 PEETI INNER HARBOR, 27 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS TEAR TONS 1978.................................................... 117,427,794 1983 ................................................... 8,771,290 19T9...................................................121,478,060 1984..................................................... 12,660,783 1980 ................................................... 116,654,609 1965.................................................... 9,148,003 1981....................................................I 16,150,563 1966............................. ........................ 7,675,248 1982 ..................................................... 0 0,966,273 1967..................................................... 6044"o7 FREIGHT TRAFFIC, M.97 (SHORT TONS) FOREG DOMESTIC OVERSEAS I CANADIAN LAKEMISE IMPORTS IM4PORTS , EXPORTS 1RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL.............................................................. 7,046,570 211 111,265i 4,265,4221 1,808,089 _ 861,773 1011 IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES......................... ............... 1,266,241.........11,-o.......103,6 23,37 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE...........................................5S,103,868.............A2 42...........38,46 1411 LIMESTONE.......................................................... 676,420 ........ :...:.................676,420...........- 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS ................................................... 21, 20 . ........ ....... I..... ERIE HARBOR, PA. SECTION INCLUDED. SOUTHERLY SIDE OF ERIE HARBOR AND LAKE ERIE MATER FRONTAGE FROM HARBOR ENTRANCE EASTRARD TO AND INCLUDING SUN OIL CO. DOCK, 3.5 MILES. CONTROLLING DEPTH1 ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 29 FEET; CHANNEL TO EASTERLY COAL AND ORE DOCKS, 27 FEETI AND 27 FEET TO THE PORT AUTMORITY DOCKI HARBOR BASIN, 21 FEET: WESTERLY PORTION OF HARBOR, 18 FEET. PROJECT DEPTH: ENTRANCE' CHANNEL, 29 FEET: APPROACH CH4ANNEL TO EASTERLY COAL AND ORE DOCKS, 28 FEETY APPROACH TO PORT AUTHORITT DOCKS, 27 FEET) HARBOR BASIN, 21 FEET: WESTERLY PORTION OP HARBOR BASIN, 18 FEET. THE APPROACH CHANNEL, FROM THE 28 FOOT CHANNEL TO AND INCLUDING TURNING BASIN AT WEBTERLY DOCKS HAS SEEN AUTHORIZED, BUT NEVER COMPLETED AND CONSIDERED INACTIVE AT THE PRESENT TIME. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of TRAFFIC YEAR TOS PASSENGERS, YEAR TONS _PASSENGERS 197................................1,129,985 67,2001 1963 ..................................... 606,6901 .......... 1979................................. ..... 33,70; 2 7,360 I9....................................... 826,9041 19,940 1980...................................... ..... 50,7 . 206 9e 98......................................... 965,589' 26,988 1983.......................................... 7S4,69 2048 1986..........................................8 34,191' 12,600 1092........................................, 624,43 1469 907.......................................... 971,320 2580 54 7#4" e of 4 e United Stats, 1987 ERIE HARBOR. PA...CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC. 19087 (SORT TONS) ! ~~FOREIGN i +DNO OVER&JS CANADIAN - LAK9 OISE CMOIYTOTAL 11- LOCAL IMPORTS EXPORTS _ IMPORTS RECEIPTS TOTAL. . .......................................................... . 9-040 1 0 3L.. TI 1411 LINESTONE ...................................................... 6 .......... .......... ...... 496OS 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK......................................... 325,674 .......... ........... . S .......... 2463 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC-.......................................2,760 .......... . .................... 2,760 .... .. 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS .............................................. 23 23 ........... ............................... 2421 LUMBER .......................................................... ,63 .......... 1,635 .......... 2691 PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTS, NEC..................................... 29............ . 29 .......... ....... ...... 3311 PIG IRON ........................................................ 3846 -,401 ............ . 2,44S .......... ..... 3314 IRON AND STEEL PRIMARY FORMS-................................... 13504 13,S04 ................ ............ ......... 3315 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, CXC SHEET.................................. 6,726 6,728 ..........---.......... ............. 3316 FERROALLOYS .................................................... 22,959 17,302 .......... 5,657 ............... 3511 4ACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL ......................................... 14 ............................................. 3611 ELECTRICAL MACH AND EQUIP . .................................. 1 .......... .......... .......... .......... 39t MISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT.................................. 1,822 .......... 1,822 o................................ 4011 IRO AND STEEL SCRAP ........................................... ... .. 16,1 ... . 6,151 .......... .................... 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ......................................... 123 123 ................................. BUFFALO HARBOR, N. Y. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF BUFFALO) SECTION INCLUDED: OUTER HARBOR, LACKARANNA CANAL, UNION CANAL. BUFFALO RIVER FRON MOUTH TO CONRAIL R Y, BRIDGE, S.S MILES, BUFFALO SNIP CANAL, AND BLACK ROCK LOCK CANAL TO THE BLACK ROCK LOCK. CONTROLLING DEPTHSt OUTER AREA OF SOUTH ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 30 FEET$ $ TN ENTRANCE CHANNEL 29.0 FEETS SOUTNERN PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR, 26 FEET# 900 FEET #ZDE SECTION ADJACENT TO THE SOUTH BREAKWATER BEGINNING 2,000 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTH BREAKWATER AND PROCEEDING NORTHERLY 4,200 FEET, 23 FEETO THENCE 27 FEET TO THE INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY AND 23 FEET 14 TNE REMAINDER OF THE OUTER HARBOR TO THE NORTH) MEN NORTH ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 25 FEETS BLACK ROCK CANAL, 21 FEET$ BUFFALO RIVER ENTRANCE, BUFFALO RIVER A.D BUFFALO SNIP CANAL, 22 FZET. PROJECT DEPTHs OUTER AREA OF SOUTN ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 30 FEET$ SOUTH ENTRANCE CHANNEL 29 FEET) SOUTHERN PORTION OF OUTER HARBOR, 28 FEETI 900 FEET WIDE SECTION ADJACENT TO THE SOUTH BREAKNATER BEGINNING 2,000 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTH BREAKWATER AND PROCEEDING NORTHERLY 4,200 FEET, 23 FEET. MIDDLE SECTION OF THE OUTER HARBOR, 27 FEET) NORTH OUTER HARBOR, 23 FEET$ NORTH ENTRANCE CHANNEL, 25 FEET) BUFFALO RIVER ENTRANCE, BUFFALO RIVER AND BUFFALO SNIP CANAL. 22 FEET. BLACK ROCK CANAL, 20 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS PASENGERS I YEAR TONS , PASSENGERS 1978 .......................................... 9,13;,7S3.......... 1,963,434 ..................... '979 ...................................... ,31,68019841490,3 ... ... 1980 ...................................... 5,070,3091........... . 19 5........ ............... 139s0 .... 1981 ...................................... 5,?80,021 ............. 06 ......... - ............... 1,4.4,.0!-........... 1982.... ...................................... 3,551,960... ........... 1987 ......................... I.. 02,814............ FRI;MT TRAFFIC, 167 (SHORT TONS) I-FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CANADIAN LAKEPISI COMMODITY I TOTAL 1,002,614 IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTB EXPORTS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS ,OTAL ................................................ . , .3,900 12,974 47,502 9,163 9b5.20 6#,167 0107 "HEAT ............................................... 19,51 ................. .. . ......... . ........ .. 195,41,.......... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES............................ .22o................... ....... .......... 1411 LIMESTONE ............................................... S1,836 .......... ..................................... ... 51,036 ......... 1442 SAND; CRAVFL, CRUR4EO ROCK.......................... 52,379............................... .......... .52,3791 ........ 0899 NONMETALL1C MINERALS, NEC ............................ . 119,778 ........... Ioo o .......... . .... 119,778 OO.......... 2049 ORIN ILL PRODUCTS, NEC ................... ...................... 2060 SUGAR............................................ p 20 .......... .............. 0............ 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ......................... 5 5.................. ..................... 2421 LUMER ...................................... .. 161 .......... 22 139 ........... ..................... 2S11 FUR4ITURE AND FIXTURES...................................21 .... 20 . . .......... ......... * 2621 PULP.................................................. .11,953................1193....... 211 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS......................... 23,069 .......... .......... ........... .. 2,0 .......... 2819 BASIC CHE1CALS AND PROD, NEC....... ............... 3. 43,.. .......................... ..... :!!9..... 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS .......................................... 00. . .. .. .. ,. . ..... . ....... 2840 SOAP --................................................. I s 45 .......... 40. .......... .................... 251 PAINTS.............................................. I I .......... .... ..... .................... .......... 2911 GASOLINE............................................ 84,696 .......... .......... 12,524 .......... . 2,012 .......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL- ................................. . 3 78. .......... ........ 29,492.......... . 8,96-.......... 2915 RESIDUAL FUEL OIL ........................................... 5,22 ............ ........... 5,22................................ 2918 ASPHALT, TAN, AND PITCHES........................... 2,637 ............. .... .......... ........... . 2,837 .......... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE .................................... 73,230 .......... ...................... ... 9,b3 ............ 64,067 3011 RUSER AND RISC PLASTIC PROD ........................ 62.......... 4....... ............. .......... 3240 SUILOIN CEMENT ...........................................14,60 .......... . ........... ................. 04,610...... 3291 MISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD. -....................... 9 9 .......... . ........... ....................... 3305 IRON, STEEL SHAPES, CXC SHEET.. ..... ............... 2,861 2 -,61.......... ................. ............... . ........ . 8314 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC.......................... I I ........... . ...................... ........ ...... 311 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS .................................. .... 3 .......... . 3.............. .......... 3513 NACHNERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL........................ 1,763 A94 862 7,.................................. 3610 ELECTRICAL, MACH AND EQUIP ........................... 2 1 2 22 .......... .................... 3701 MOTOR VLHILL4, PARTS, EOUIP........................ 73 .......... .3 "o.. .......... ........... .......... 4012 COMMODITIES, NEC................ . . ........................................ . I . -) ..................... BUFFALO, NY, DISTRIT 55 NIAGARA RIVER, N. Y. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF BUFFALO) SECTION INCLUDED$ $LACK ROCK CHANNEL NORTH OF THE BLACK ROCK LOCK AND NIAGARA RIVER TO AND INCLUDING AMERICAN OIL CO. DOCK, 4.5 M1LE SOUTH4 OF THE TONAmANDA CITY LINE. THE NORTHER% LIMIT OF THE NIAGARA RIVER SECTION OF THE PORT OF BUFFALO, CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTHSs 2t FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 1976..............................5,6 193..................................................32 2 2 1979 ...................................................... :9.0864I Q96................. 096....................................................... .563,S79 1985...................................................... 404,965 1981...................................................... 455, 607 0986::::::::.............................................. 201,15S 1962...................................................... 430,150 It ................................. ................ 141.9ao FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 19e7 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN r DORESTIC CMOIYTTL .OVERSEAS CAN-ADIAN LAKE013E SOUTHBOUNO, IMPORTS NORTHBOUND RECCtPTIS HIPMENT TOTA................................................................ 34,6 109. 3028 2059 2891 4,2 1121 COAL AND) LIGNITE.................................................. 73275!.......................73,275........... 211 PULP............................. ................................. 10;9,:! 1091............. .......... .......... ........ 2911 GA30LINE............................................................ 10,475............... 9,132.............. 1,343 ....... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL................................................. 21,S$91 .......... .............. 2,591............. ..... 2915 RE31DUAL FUEL 01OIL ............................................... 041,4901,............211............... 20,534 ....... 2916 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES........................................ 1:1,969 .......... .......... .............. 141,969........... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE............................................... 42,220 .......... .......... .......... .............. 42,221 TOTAL TON.MILES, 1,844,864. PORT OF BUFFALO, N, T* SECTION INCLUDED; OUTER HARBOR, LACKAWANNA CANAL, UNION CANAL, BUFFAL0 RIVER FROH MOUTH TO CONRAIL MT BRIDGE 5.5 MILES, BUFFALO SHIP CANAL, BLACK ROCA CANAL, BLACK ROCK LOCK, BLACK ROCK CHANNEL, NIAGARA RIVER, AND TONANDA TO AND INCLUDING BUFFALO OIL TERMINAL, INC. DOCK, LOCATED ABOUT 2,000 FEET NORTH OF TURNING BASIN, TONAOANDA INNER HARBOR, AND TONAOANDA CREEK CHANNELFROR MOUTH TO RAIN STREET BRIDGE. CONTROLLING AND PROJECT DEPTHSI SEE BUFFALO HARBOR, NIAGARA RIVER AND TONAMANDA. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YERTNS SA3 NERB TEAR TONS PASSENGERS 1976......................................... 9,961,560'............. 198)....................... ................. 2,286,076........... 1979.........................................68,840,496,............. 1984.......................................0 ,854,266 ........ 1980.........................................5 ,966,470............. 1965......................................... 1,779,431 ...... 1980........................................ .6,161,1561............. 1986......................................... 1,626,169........... 1982......................................... 3,966,173.............. 1967......................................... 1,41d,244.......... FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 0987 (SHORT TONS) OVREAS FRIN CA-NADIAN LAKEo3E COHMOD0ITY TOTAL- IMPORTS EXPORTS ,IMPORTS EXPORTS !RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS TOTAL.................................................. 1,412,244: 3,900' 12,9741 77,790! 9,163: 1.202,124 106,268 0107 MHEAT................................................... 5S19.54........................... .......... .......... 519,540...... 0141 FRESH AND FROZEN VEGETABLES ................... ........... 2............ 221............. .......... ....... 0121 COAL AND 6IGNITE....................... ......... 3,7 ..................... ::: i. ......... 7325 ..... 0411 LIMESTONE.............................................' 151,436 ........... . .......... ...................... 51,81....... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK............................, 52,3791 .......... . .......... ............... 2,379...... 1499 NONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC.............................. 0119,776' .......... ......... ...................... 09,776. .......... 2049 GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS, NEC............................... 5........... .......... I5........... .......... 2061 SUGAR...................................... ............... 2 20:........................ 2001 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ............................................. s;; 2421 LURBER...........................................06............. lt ......... 2 13!........... .......... .......... 2501 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES............... ................... 20, 20:.0 ... ........ . ............. ........ 2611 PULP..................................................... 00,95s3'................1,s3.............. .......... .......... .......... 2801 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS OPROOCJTS ............................ 23,0691 ...... ................. 23,069...... 2619 BASIC CHEMICALS AND PRSD, NEC............................. 431................ 43 ...... ......................... 2821 PLASTIC MATERIALS............................................................................................. 2840 SOAP....................................................... as 45............0..........!: :............... 2351 PAINTS..................................................... 11 O ..................... : .... ...................... 1900 GASOLINE............................................. 95s,071,............... 20,686............. 73,508........... 2904 DISTILLATE FUEL OI.......................3,7 .......................... : :: 29,492............I 6 ,966 ....... 291S RESIDJAL FUEL OIL.................................4670............. .......... ' 26,377............. 20,334........ 2 906 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES.............................. 0144,606i , 44,606 ...... 2920 COKE, PETROLEUM COKE ........................o...........I,5.....................90........08, 6 3011 RUSSER AND MISC PLASTIC PROD.............................. 76' 62 ................ I................... 3241 BUILDING CEMENT......................................... 046,610'........... ... ...... ..................... ,80....... 3290 MISC NONMETALLIC RINEIPAL PROD............................. I 9:...... .................... 33:S 10N, STEEL SHAPES, EXC SHEET ......................... ..If5611 2,8801................................. 13319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC............................... 0 I.......... ............ . . . . . 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS.................................. 3 .............. 3'............. .......... .......... .......... 30 MACHINERY, EXETEET1A.................,463! 9 6:21 7........................ .......... 3'00 ELECTRIAL ACH AND EQUI....................2'02 22....................... ........ 11710 TO VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP.............................. 73i................3!.......................... 4III COMMODITIES, NEC .................................... ............. ....................... a................. 56 %Watre4nw &xmem o4 de Unted Stat, 1987 OSWEGO HARSOR, N. Y. SECTION INCLUDED; OUTER HARBOR AND 05WEGO RIVER FROM MOUTH TO SENECA STREET4 CONTROLLING DEPTHS$ LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL, 27 FEET; CHANNEL THROUGH OUTER HARBOR, 24 FEETI EAST AND WEST lOE OF OUTER HARSOR, 22 FEETI OSWEGO RIVER CHA9NELv 24 FEET. PROJECT OEPTHSt LAKE APPROACH CHANNEL, 27 FEET; CHANNEL THROUGH OUTER HARBOR, 25 FEET; LOWER 1,600 FEET OF OSWEGO RIVER CHANNEL. 24 FEET REMAINDER OP OSWEGO RIVER CHANNEL AND OSWEGO HARBOR, 21 FEET. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR i TONS 1 9 75. I* * 1,215,979 198. 3S4,1 2979 1,465,967 194.•473,65? 1960 4 ............................... s25,076 19 :.................................................. ... 42,1 1 TO987 . 1 2631 FREIGHT TRAFFIC# 19S7 (SHORT TONS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CAMAD AN LAgEWISE INTERNAL COMMODITY TOTAL fMOT _4 IMPORTS EXPORTS IMPORTS RECEIPT$ SHIPMENTS TOTAL ........................................................... 86,811 7,603 893 332,113 20,294 85,908 1411 LIMESTONE ...................................................... . 1S,29 .......... .......... ........... 194 1491 ONMETALLIC MINERALS, NEC...................................... 5.000.. . ......... .................5,000. • o.......... 2212 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS.....................................................O 604 .................... I.•............... 2671 NITROGENOUS CHEM FERTILIZERS.........................................4213............................4213....................... 2872 POTASSIC CHM FERTILIZERS. . .-. ........ ... 7,335 ................ . . 7,335 0..... ... ....... 2879 FERTIL3ZER AND MATERIALS, NEC...................................... 13,000 ..... ..... .. 13,00..................... 2914 OISTILLATE FUEL OIL- - ......... 10,490 .................... 10,490. .. ..... 2915 RESIDUAL FULL OIL .............................................. S 5,395 ,271 .......... 51,127..... .......... 3241 BUILDING CENENr................................................ 323,991 .... *. !! 238,063' ........ ... .608 3324 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS, UNWORKED.................................. . 1,1 1,653 ...................165.... ........ 3511 MACMINERY, EXCEPT LECTRICAL .............................................. 9 3.............8 ls93. ............... 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP-....... ........................ . 75 75 .......... ............ .......... .......... BUFFALO, NY, D4STICT 57 OTHER HARBORS AND IIATERPIAY8 HARBOR OR OATERWAY COMODITY TONS PASSENGERS PROJECT ACELON ABR N.. V......................................... NO CO::ECE EPOTED CAPE VINCET N. .............................................. N CO ERE EP TD DUNKIRK HARBOR, N. Y ... ...................... NO COMMERCE REPORTED GREAT 300U5 DAY HARBOR, N. YV....................................NO COMMERCE REPORTED (ELLEYS ISLAND, OHIO------------------------------------------ 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS .................... ..... 2 ..... 1 412 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCKA..........................904...... 2042 A414AL FEEDS......................................... 22........... 209: ICE.............................8...... 2099 HISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS......................... 283........... 2491 A)1OD MANUFACTURES, NEC................................20........... 2511 FURNITuRE AND FIXTURES ........................... ............... 2911 GASOLINE..........................47..... 2914 DISILTEFULD....................5...... 2918 SPHA LT, TA, DPTHS................90..... 2921 LtSIUFIE GASS......................o..... 351 ' 'C INET EXCEPT ELECTRICAL .......................... 751.......... 4029 WA3TEAND SCRP NC......... .......... 19...... 4112 C044ODITIE, NEC....................2,113...... TOTAL............................................... 6,451 208,596 VIAGARA FALLS, N. V........................................... 2611 PJLP............................................... 10,961.......... 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL-OIL............................... 21,564......... TOTAL.............................................. 32.550........... 3GDESSURG HARBOR, N. Y.......................................1411 LIMESTONE.......................................... 22.600......... 1 499 N HEAL37MNRAS NE............. .14,15....... 2042 AhIINAL FEEDS........................................12,402........... 25129 0 ASIC CHE41CALS AND PRODI NE...............I........... 3501 MAC4INERY, E CEPT ELECTRICAL......................... 3........... TOTAL............................................. £319,731............ PORT CLINTOR 4ARBOR. OHIO..................................... 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ROCK........................ 13S,720......... 2911 GASOLINE............................................. 14......... 2913 HEOEE..................... 2921 LIQUE FIED lAE......................48.. 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC................................... 4,444........... TOTAL.............................................. 18,604 92.918 ROCHESTER (CHARLOTTE) HARBOR, N. Y,............................2912 JET FUEL.................... ...................... 5,550.o.......... 3241 B'ION EET...................217,102..... 351 MACHIN4ERY, EXCEP ELCRCL................5..... 3611 E LECiRIC AL. MACH AND EQUIP.............................17.......... 3721 AIRCRAF AND PA RTS.....................4...... 3811 11157K,FTINE, PHTOTGOS..............16...... 3911 MIS3C MA NUFACT URED PRODUCTS ..................... I... 4112 COMMODITIES, NEC..................................... 10........ TOTAL.............................................. 283,045........... SACKETS IARBOR, N. YV--------------------------- NO COMMERCE REPORTED TONAmANDA OARBOR, N. Y. (INCLUDED IN PORT OF BUFFALO) ----- 4 COMMERCE REPORTED VERMILION HARBOR, OHIO.......................................... NO COMMERCE REPORTED -ADDINGTON HARBOR, N. TY........................................ NO3 COMMERCE REPORTED 58 Wddw nm e*odSf,198 7 ROCK ISLAND, IL, DISTRICT SECT! ON INCLUODD ROUTH OF ILLINO13 RIVER, GRAFTON* ILLINOIS, TO LOCKPORT, ILLINOISr 291.0 MILES. CONTRlOLLING AND PROJECT DEPTmS1 9 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC YEAR TONS YEAR TONS 1978 .... v ........................ TF251IST t983 .......... ................ 1979 ............................. 35#1S0,250 1954 ............................. 196 .................................. w Geow7a3ee5o e98ae ........ 0 . ......... 00................... m. . 3653."7 1980 2 • .. ... . .. . .......... .. ... .. 0 39, ,55 1987 ... ... .... o . ..... .... ..... 38,531,110 lille~~~~~~~~~~~FRIH TRAFF IeOIIIIlII I ~eIIIIpolle 1987weooi eie~ie~lIi FREXGHT TRDOMESTIC8 TOM-MZLES.~ COAT&ST,2,84f49 COMMODITY TOAL T ON HON PON PON DWSUD DN8UD DNSUD DRNOUND TOTAL~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ............... mEULna =_ wO-o,1 051 ,015 jr OI omlmeeigeeoggoeoo ooowowolw logooI oimommiemeui imoeoeluooeioamoeeieoom~1ooi-,,11ee6 :1:3 CRN ................ F1115415 1049 1327 1,1 ...... ...... •2781,782b 4 ,9 I il SGNAENS ............ 3*1,55..................UN ......... ......... ... U.......T RO 101IO N ONCENRATE ------................... . ....- I.. " "... . ..... ... ........- t....... ... -..1. ,.- ..... 105 AUMNU .................... ..... 2,9871 .......... ..........''' .. ........ .....1 .......... ...... .. ..... I , 7 11O1 COALH' NDLG NITE ............... 5, 775,9 .........- 0- 0 1,8 2,qi..0...-.5 1---o. .*.95- .-- 06231-'--- 1311SCRUDEA PET0.. ....-............. 8176,510 .......... " 4 ...... I......... .......... ....... .. ..... , 0, ex 14119 LIMESTOED ........... 7,1,17 ..--------- 35,47l- .... .. - .. 0....... -- 0---5-- ... ...... ..... 09144Z SND GRAVEL (CRU3"T ROCKF ---- 109 3 3 9 0---. ---.- 5,05- ------- ------. -- ---- 5-0- 3--0----!.-----..-- 11 CLAo o* OC T* ... ), }.................. I.......... 1,,431 .......... .......... .......... 1,1 .......... 10149 GYPIU , e E N PLATRS ..... z1 L-*------- o ----- i----- 11,975 .......... '''''i ' ........ t ........... a061MTALLNG AN IMAL FTS• N D DTR& --- 36,80' .....- ".... -. 0...... .. .... .......... ........ "--... -.. ------...... -'-'-- 20421 NIMAF EEDO S .R......N..NT...,.-- 16T1 9503 ....... " . -. . ....... a 69 ,7 ;416 4 " --- * 0"*,792,613,'''' 21 00 124 GRA14 "IL O DCT S ... EC'- . .. e~e9 ------- 27#20l.......SS9 2,930 .... ,b2 ---------- ...-- 9'!--0.... 3s--- 01 SUAR -----RO------------------- 161--•*-- 54,409------.-.... - - - - . - - . - ..-----..--.. ;77b6,4 1 a 1,4, 8 2Z11 BANSCTEXT--L-E -- O C ---- o------ 1.085 ......... 1S,058 .......... ..... .. e.... . .o. - ......... ! 3 • S 2151 PULP .......................... 2.,11L .......... .......... 1.......... 1 ,.649 .......... ........... ......... ..... 6149 PAPERTANDI PAPERBARDe N ---- 7e9 [----- ... O ........... ..... 10,b34 ---------- - ---- . .....-----..-..---- 20 SAOIU HYRUINA L FT AN DZ -- b7.................. 52,0 .......... .......... I'"....I........... 516g......... S,3741 64v 2011 CRUD A R, 916 A PRODUCTS ...------- 7 ..... 7 4€19 ........ "''''''' .......... "''' '' 6S3,60 ! 19.,034 291 6| OAOLS-.-................. --- 4b7'''-'1''''""'"..... 687,656 .......... "2,14 1006 843sS . ....... 29 1,',a 1 6,23 20, qO SS $ . ... ... ... ... ... . S,1 - -- ... . I LS~g. ... ... .0 1b1, 90 .......... I .......... ... . . .. .. .. . . 20911 BENZENE A TL UE E. .. ... 6218 .... T--...... -- - - 4,92 o - -- - - - 117 . . . . . . . . . .[ 1. 0 ablS ,UL, URI ACID ,. ,o ......... 1,8I.......... 1 .......... .......... I :," .......... i .......... ......... . .......... 2519 1C O E 1 A 63 AND G PROD, NEC--- t,49,853 2,500--- 995 1 74------- 9,829 ----...... 29as 1eu 2eb 13 1 1 b#0 2872,0OTASSIC CHEM FERTILIZERS-..---- 209,377 I 21995S 19Sas$s ....... '' 7,337[ .......... ...."...... d .lo .......... 2873 PHOSPHATIC CME4 FERTILIZERS ---- 66,363 .......... ?271,1: 11:121, ' ,----------,-..--...--. 2,bb9 -- '-- '-- - 2879 FERTILIZER AND MATERIALS, NEC-- 635,636 I 3.2611 S1,; .. -... ! 1 341 ....................-- 2,999 ........ 2691 41SCELLANEDUS CHEMICAL PROD----' 60,,9St----- ........ 6,559''' .. Sot'' ...... ......... L"........ 30b 2911 GASOLINE--- .................. Z4eST8 --- . ....... j 359,157 r 4*O0 3,490 77,273 54,12: 1eo,905 8,380 2913 KLAOSENE I m ~ l ~~ i I l l l i ....................... lI~iII 39,ub4 .-------.-..-.. ' -- I--' .... ' - 2914 DI8 ZLLATE FUEL OIL ............ 579,734 S0$ 1,2 736 qe0 51,269 30.4 9:1.B09 6~OS 9915 RE$1OVA6 FUEL OIL . -----------... e 1 , ,87 1,627 598,e11 45,893 lb2,205 ......... : I i Ise S 10T 3 $61,962 2916 LUORICATIi6 0163 ANO iRUtN~-- 333,259 ........... F .Z 'ee' 211,31Y .......... .......... -- ''' I ....... 5131 2917 RAPATHA, PE1496CUM SOLVENTS-.... t60,5601--...--:;;-- 37,06$5 ----- S, 789 .......- ': TOs ,4---- ----- 36,715 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES ...... 464,464 ,o l 7S,903 |b#$57 56eN0S1 3sO00: 11:4e4 .......... 193,651 2920 COKE, PETR06EUA COKE ............ 1 3$5 197 31200 1,400 89,940 |bb,b23 4],,]9 4,992 $91,061 431,7b2 2991 PETR06EON AND COAL PROD, E :56426..... ......... ..........-- ' ..... - . - - - - - - - .. - - - .......... llll 'llllll ..... ~e $ 1,) NN---''-------- ,,q !-*-*-- ,So---*- 3o,7ol--- . .. ..... ... - . . -..... ... 5 3312 SLAG ......................-o-..- 201,541 .......... 116b69 4P$16 90'ass .......... 2b,393 ---------- 78,508 3314 IRON AMO STEEL PRIMARY FOR48$--- 145,093 .......... 23,069i .......... 192,443 .......... .......... ISE599 11L,962 ROCK ISLAND, L, DISTRICT 59 ILLINOIS RIVER, IL. (INCLUDED IN THE ILLINOIS WATERWAY CDNSOLJDATED)..CONTINUED FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 197..CONTINUED INTERNAL-CONTINUED C(HORT TONS) CO MMODTYNSON OUTBOUND THROUGH .INBOUND OUTBOUND THROUGH COMMODITY TOTAL, UPBOUND -UPSOdOD UPBOUND UPSOUND DOWMSOUND DOMSOUND OOMNBOI4O DOANBOUND 3315 IRON, STEEL SNAPES, EXC SHEET- 529,095 .... 15,704 .......... 381,347 .......... 19,229 45,413 61,402 3316 IRON AND STEEL PLATES, SHEETS-- 159,991 4,340 ....- o .... 3 7 ,6 5 0 . .. BO1-...-.-.-. lil/O1 3317 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE- 31,68 0............. 095 .......... . 23,549-.......... .......... o.......... 1,00 3318 FERROALLO-..................... 171,002.......................-... ..... 164,117 ............... ........ ..... . 7,265 3319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC-.. 77,06 ....... 66 .............. .27,648.......... . 8 4,690 36,700 3323 LEAD 0ND ZINC, UNMOARKED......... .8,312............................... .8,312... ...... I...... .... . ....... 3324 ALU4INJ AND ALLOYS, UNOORKEDo- 7,00 0.......... .......... .......... I......704......... ............................ 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ...... 4,25 .......... 1,534 400 2,:12.......... I..........0..............0 3S11 4ACIINERY, LXCEPT ELECTRICAL--- 20,097 .......... 9,209.......... 4,90.................. .---. ;. 3,348 2,600 3711 MOTOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP-.-. 2,302 .......... ..... 993 .................... .. i 1,09.......... 3731 SIPS AND BOATS .................. .. 21. ................ " ............ 130 ...................... . ............ so 0011 IRO ANO STEEL SCRAP-----....... 19,789 ................ 30,80 13,13. 1!:!6..............7.525 20,13 69,645 4029 WASTE A.ND SCRAP, NL....------ ........23,036..... .. .......... . ............... .9,79 1,a 41112 CONMOOIT:512 :, - ------ .NEC ............... ....1,0............... . o0................................. .......... 0118NAT RxAY 14PRJVNM NA.............,5..................,5........................................ TUN-MILES, INTERNAL, 7,610,582,875. TONS, ALL TRAFFIC, 38,431:170. TON.4ILES, ALL TRAFFIC, Tb3,067,720. SECTION 2 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS 61 ST. PAUL, MN, DISTRICT (GREAT LAKES PORTION) 63 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NOR-SELF PROPELLED SELF PROPELLED VESSELS MNRSELF PROPELLED DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSENGER T TOWBOAT O AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER AND RTANKER O R CARGO , ANRER DRY CARGO TGBOAT DRY CARGO TUGBOAT TWO HARBON$ (AGATE SAY), MINN IMBOUND DUD 25 SI 9 9O 27.............................1310 23 S1 10 1 02 2S . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 3 13 1 1 t. a . 20 - .- ............... ao0 1 2 23...............................11 7 lB 22 . o. . . . . . 41 41 21. . ......... o .10. 1. 20................2; 24 12 AND LESS . . . . .... . .. ... 180 10 10 too TOTAL . . . . . . . . .. . 317 to 10 337 319 10 10 339 DULUTH.SUPERIOR HARBOR, WINN. AND 415. I SOUND OUTBOUND 29 - . . . . . . . .1 2 I 3 29 . . . . ........ ...........-.. 2 319 17 336 27 ... ............... . 31 20 S1 227 21 246 2............... 225 2 210 210 25 ........ ............... 10 0 12 4 S 24. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .40 1 41 17 s5 23I ................... s 1 15 107 So ,So I . ........ . . . ..... .12 1. . 21 21 21.............. IS.. . . o 17 20 25 20 .............. ..... 169 169 26 a. 09........................... °*-°-° 711 77 S S 111 12 I :-:::: 1 I ................ 109 2 sit 12 2 I 7..... 47.. 42 14 16 1.................167 2 170 4 a 7 1S ............................. A 2i a 14 -.-.-.-.-..... ...... 1 1 12 154 1 15S 13. ;-- -1.... --............ 3 1 5 3 1 S 12 AND LES. . 464........ 003 159 49 522 1P303 057 1ss 964 524 1,300 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . ,243 159 492 544 2,436 1,245 159 . 93 SA4 2,401 ASHLAND HARBOR, NIB I OUND OUTBOND TOTAL, 23 AND LESS ........ . . .. i 13 13 O3 SAYFIELD HARBOR, NI1R iNBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 6 AND LESS . . . . . . . sob].. 00 50 OO BEAVER SAY HARBOR, WINN IN OUNO OUTBOUND TOTAL# S AND LS6S......... .. . . 174 174 07n 170 CMPPIRA. HARBOR (ISLE ROYALE), MICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED CORNUCOPIA HARBOR, Wis. INBOUND OUTBOJND TOTAL, S AND LESS . . . . . . . 269 269 269 209 BRAND MARAIS HARBOR, MINN. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL S AND LESS . . . . .... . 7 76 70 7* OtiFE RIVER HARBOR, HINN. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED LO POXNTE HARBOR, HIS. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED IJYTIEN HARBOR, MINN. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED PORT WING HARBOR, ale. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 5 AND LESS . . . . . . . 2S4 P 2S4 259 25s OARROAD HARBOR, 414N. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED TACONITE HARBOR, MINN. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 26 AND LESS . . . . . . . 1S1 2 2 lBS 14 I 2 2 1,S 64 9dred~ eWmmew 4 ilk *agd Sw4m. 9F7 CHICAGO, IL, DISTRICT TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NONSELF PROPELLED SELF PROPELLED VESSELS S E LS I.A-Q E DRM(FEE) PSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL AND RANKER oR DRY CARGO TANKER TARKER i OR DRY CARGO RANKER 0KY CARGO DUGGOAT RY CARGO TGBO4 A1AUKEGAN NARBOR, ILL I BOUND OUTBOUND 25................e.......1 20............................> 19.......................S S 2. 16....................30 30 3 3 17 I ~ I0 15.....................1 24 24 17...................=...6 6 13......................5 12 AND LESS...... ........... 11 TOTAL. YA . . . . . . . . .61 61 60 60 CHICAGO RIVER (MAIN ANPD NO TH BRANCH), ILL. U S0I'6 DOOMBOUND 21 .4 1 1 20............................ 2: 2 1 19.... o. ......... oo. ......... , 1 1 1 IA.......................1oo- -oO2 I i7...................... o .... $1 I t9 I I 21 22 14 3 13........... ................. 12 AND LESS . A . . " . . . . . 361 1,054 100 1.545 3 364 1,084 102 1,553 rorAL. ................. 0 2 372 1,8:: 102' 1,57 9 1 371 3,085 102 1,568 CHICAGO RIVER, SOUTN BRANCH, ILL. h DO BOUN TOIAL, 12 AND LESS . . . .A. . 9. 1 373 1,490 101 1,974 a 1 372 1,489 103 1,973 CHICAGO SANITARY AID SNIP CANAL, ILL. LUISOUND DONSOUND TOT a f 1 AND L... .......... . 2 2, 2 0 2 7,312 2e185 11,711 It 2,201 7,313 2,165 11,710 CALU4ET.SAQCHANEL, ILL U01OND DOANSOJN)D ..... .. A . .,A .. .. 234 1,6911 304 2,229 3 212 901 457 1,573 4 i 192 89 1b 401 193 103 14 310 7 ................................134 27 6 167 4 130 36 13 185 6...............................7 31 24 2 64 A 56 13 11 64 It 5 6 11 4. 221 2 24 2 I 3 3 - - - - -. - - - 2. 31 1 3 2 336 416 752 lelt 380 1,491 o15 24 39 at 12 53 TOTAL A, .. . A,. . . A, A11 .591 2,15 896 3,715 11 Sol 2,215 897 3,714 LANE CALUMET, ILL. INBOUND OUTBOUND 27............................. o*•*31 26. . ... . . .... .2 1 3 1 t 2s-. ..... .... . .. .1 4 2 2 20.. .... ..... . .2 2 1 2 23 2, A, 1 2..... ...... . - - .. 14 7 21 1 2! A . . . A, . A, .3 2 5 1 2 3 20.... ............. 2. . . b a 2 4 6 19. . . . .. .. A, A, ....... ..... 18..............................2o •2 1 ' t 2 2 3 1 4 16 A, ..... . . . . . . . .. 1 38 39 2 2 38 2, IS ~3a ........ o...............0 12 AND LESS. A, A, . . . A A . .. 4 69 241 209 523 s 5 69 261 209 S3a TOTAL B, A . . . . . . 3S 28 107 240 209 620 34 27 107 241 209 618 CIALUMET HARBOR AND RIVER, ILL. AND IND. EASTSOUND NESTBOUND 219 19 41 s o 26 A . . .. . .. . .. ...... 22 47 3 SO 2......... a...... . .. 1 21 4 25 2. ........ . . - - . 1 1 22 ; 2 23. .............. 19 2 21 32 57 22.......... . . . . -... .. is.. 15 4 2 I 2 43 11 5, 23................... .... .50 O 1 5 33 4 20............................6 9 1 41 19.. . . .......... 46 7 53 21 4 a5 s 3. .5 39 22 1 23 t7.............................9 3 1 3 14 1 20 lb......................7 6 68 a1 6 66 a 7S 2°........................................ 03 g 4I 0 0 7 14 - - - ---- - 6& 1 1 9 13....i.................. .144 |i 1 185 8 1 12 A :ED 4LES . . . . . 56 11 505 2,390 274 3,331 160 1 509 2,392 272 3.440 TOTAL . A, A, . . . . . ba7 53 5S80 2,35 275 3,930 626 3 580 2,395 275 3,929 - ,__,,,m QCAG, L, OSTRICT 65 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NORSEIF PROPELLED SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NONSELF PROPELLED rESSELS VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) ANDoo TOWBOAT -- PSSNE TOTAL PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL A TKERR O CAR D TANKER A NO TANKER O TO AT C-A O TANKER RY CARGO T GBOAT OR CARGO TUROAT PORT OF CHICAGO, ILL. IASOUND OU OUND 127..4t 19 19 as 41 as 2 it 2. 22' 4 2 Is 16 a3 .33 19 a lb 22 . ... 4 .1 . . 18 4 2 1 2 21 .............. 34 S 4 51 S Ib5 S35 7 42 66 9 75 1916 2 5 7 1 IS18 a 39 4 s 1.............. ...... 18! 1 29 12 4 1 17 I... .............. ... 6 75 3 1 as 7 6 1 94 Is . - ..-... ... . . . . . I 1 1 1 lot 1s 143 . . .......... .... 1 2 11 1 2 14 28 1 30 12. 1 1 I26 12..................... .. . . . . .63 7 2321 7:213 2165 12,372 S6 0 2,313 7,223. 2 167 12,21 TOTAL . . . . . . . N, . . . 1,040 SS 2,403 7,218 2,172' 12,88 1,042 55 2,404 7,228 2"72 12,9:1 ILLINOIS NATERNAY9 ILL. BOUN DOJM 20 . . . ....... N.... . 3 4 4 41B 4 190.•. . .. . .. . .. -.. I I Ij 18 2 17................. ............. 3 1............ . ... ......... 2 2 12 12 It....................... 2 3 a 2 12 AND LES...................... 12 4,1 1,1 3,453, 2434 10 4,042 18,921 3,665 26,38 TOTAL . . . . ............. 18 1 4055 18.921 3,64 26,b16 18 4,0S4 18,922 3,666 26,42 INDIANA HARBOR, IND. INPOUNO OUTBOUND 290 ..... . ........ . 99 27. ......... .... 19 2 221 1 3 26 - -9 59 S: 1 43 33 23--.-------::::: 31 2 39 22.......... a9 2 11 63 67 21--0-0--0.-.... .8 9 29 36 65 20 3 8 142 1 16 159 19..... ..... .... 1 1 2 21 3S 2 5a 18 . N 21 2 2 24 17 -- - - -- . . .2 1£ 20 16-.. -. ---. .... 95 5 100 6 92 Is 116 IS .... .... . ...... 16 24 21 3 24 14......... .. . 4 41 as 5 s 13................27 27 i t4 12 :£4 L S . . . . . .. .......... 2 37 193 250 182' 644 31 1 191 250 143 616 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 35 40 310 2S2 241 1,228 384 39 311 252 241 1,227 BURNS NATERNAF HARBOR, IND, INBOUND OUTBOUND 29.......................... 1 2 28 . . . . ... ...... .. 32 32 1 1 27....... ... .. ..... 48 48 44 2b......... . . ..... a 6 3 25...................... .... 33 33 55 2-4. . .. . ........6 6 9 9 23 3 3 19 22.--- ........... 3 3 40 1 1 1........................ ......2 5 42 42 1 .---------- ..... 1 4 7 2 13.................. 1 1 12 440 LESS .. . ... . . . . . 8 17 378 48 451 63 17 379 47 SOb TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . .59 2 17 378 40 704 2S9 2 17 S79 47 704 CHICAGO HARBOR, ILL. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 22 AND LESS . . . . . . . 40 1 37 3 1 452 412 1 37 1 1 4S2 VICHIGA4 CITY HARBOR, [10. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED BUFFINGTON HARBOR, IND INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 28 £N LESS . . . . . . ... 57 5 56 9 BARY HARBOR, 140. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 28 A1 . .. . . . . .-.- 19 l...1b 183 4 402 299 16 183 3 401 66 I4m4 g97 DETROIT, MI, DISTRICT TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VSSELS NON-ELF PROPELLED SES NON- SEL PROPELLED VESSSELF PROPELLED V SESSELS VESSE L DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TOWOAT TOTAL PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL AND TANNER OR DRY CARGO TANKER AND G TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER RY CARGO TUGBOAT I DRV CARGO TUGBOAT PRESQUE ISLE HARBOR, 41CH. I BOUND OUTSOUND 29--- A - A, - . - - - 2 26...- .. .... 79 I s0 27-------------- T - 5 3 9 3 52 26..................... 9 9 0 10 - - d 47 27 2 .............. 9. 87 22..................3--- 3 9 9 21.......................... I6 6 1. 1 a,. . ---- - -32 32 9 19.............. 39 39 15 Is 16 ..... . .. ......... 4S 1 46 11 11 17................9 9 4 a 16. ............. ...... 9 9 6 9 2 2 1........................... - 2 2 1 12 AND 8 LS . . ......... 22 1 TOTAL . P,..... . . . . . 337 1 3 3 344 33b 1 3 3 343 MARQUETTE 4ARGOR, MICHR INBOUND OUTBOUND 24A. A. . . . . .1 1 2 23 .4,.A 22....................- ..--..- - 9 9 4 21 . . . . ..... ... ...... 2 2 20 .: : : -- : - : - : : : :.. : 7 7 19 . . ............... 2 3 3 16.............1 4 16. . . . .......... r9 1 3 12 AND LE......................196 1 S9 19e TOTAL . . . .... A .. . 229 2 226 223 226 D N T O N A G O N .A R.R. N.C. 2 B O U N D O U T B O U N D 19........................2 " 0 20 8 6 14............................ 1, 2 2 2 17............................ 1 1 B 6 16° 2 2 4 o- 1 3 TOTAL . ........... 22 I 20 1 21 ST. 4ARYS RIVER, MICH: UPSOUND DOWNBOUND 29 .. . 7 1 2 6 ............... 2 2 50 28 536 27. .o. ............ 4 31 PI 329 31 2 362 26.. . . . . . .. -- 31 31 79 79 251.. ..... 19 19 29 29 2..........-° - - -............. 6 1 as s 15 23-. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 126 30 156 11 11 22......... .. 199 199 9 9 21 ....... ......... 157 3 3 20. :...... ...... .11 112 3 3 .......-- - - -.. . 0 0 3 3 16............................11012 5 5 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . A,.... .as 46 13 13 16............................12 1 IS............................. 17 9 13 2 2 12 AND .26.................28,330 9 20 28,67 210395 6 19 28,421 TOTAL . A, A . . . . . . . . 29,411 49 51 29,531 29,411 46 50 29,S09 ST. 'LARyS VALLO CANAL, NICMIGAN AND IAULr ST. MSRIE, ONTARIO SHIP CANAL, CANADA EASTBOUND WESTBOUND 26 .... . ..... A, ......... 552 29 A, 2 2 27........... ..... " 319 31 2 352 54 31 85 626.. :6 31 31 S P. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 19 19 25............................3 61 1 62 23. . W . . . . . . "..........10 , 126 23 141 22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . a 7 1 166 166 21.............................- 1 1.. 151 20. . . ......... o 1 204 101 19 . . . ...... A, 2 65. 1S 1 - 103 10 93 13 9 13 24 ° -- - - -- JII I 16 . . . . A, . . . . . . . . . . 12 1: Is......... ... 9... ... 9 9 a2ANO ILESS. ......... ..... P2 29 S 2 25 32 TOTAL . A, A . . . .. . . . 996 42 49 2,061 996 42 49 2,06 DETROnT, NI, DIRICT 67 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SLFOPELLED SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSER LLS VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASSERGER TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSENGER TOWBOAT I TOTAL AND TANKER DRY CARGO TANKER AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKR DRY CARGO TUGOAT DY CARGO TUGRAT DRUMMOND ISLAN. MICH. I$ SOUND O IS27 26 . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . OI is, I 25 1 1 35 Is . 49 2S .- - . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 10 .4 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 4 9 39 22 35 ooo oot o.l 21........................... 20 . . . . . . . . 19 . ......... . . . . .... .... .2 [2 a IS 24 1 13 1 12 *00 LESS...........-...10,651 6 as 10,655 p 10,660 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 073 7 10,745 10,741 7 10,446 CRAY$ REEF PASSAGE, MICH. NORTHBOUND SOUTiOUND 28......................... .. 2r 2 27... . . . . .......... .. . 13 57 25 . . .. .. . 35 2 37 24 . .......... 76 1 77 23........... .... 125 3 13. 11 3 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a.T 1 .. 1 0 4 20.............................10 10 1! 129 2 1 9 .. . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 l 3 2 I 1 2 7 2 I IS............................102" 6 2 15 9 1 3 IT...........................62 6 1 11 1.. -... . ..... .34 7 47 I 3 10 6 ................ 12 14 102 1 13............................7,2 10 214 LESSe1 79 2 .1 . . S. .2' 5. S 1 50 TOTAL.......w. . ... . .1,229 .2 31 7. ., 54 1572 65 I 4 4 7 TRAVERSE. CITY "ARBOR MICH. I OUND [ OUTBOUND 14 Z.; :C;,: 3 S 3633 77 1 34 34 72 12 AND LESS...........o... 4 1 5 TOTAL . . .. . . . . . . It .6 |.3. T O 1 S 35 34 77 LUDINGTON HiAROR. icN. I OUND ; OUTBOUND 2 3 . ... . . . . . . . ... . 1 4 1 S 22 . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . 3' S 6 I I OUBON 20..-.................o. . 2 S 19.. ..... .... 367 367 349 349 44 4, B ~ O ' I °3° ° i t 4 ................ 4....3 71 71 IS 13..........................3 11 15 .-. . -.-. . . . . .' . 1 132 AND LEBS o o : : : : . 17 S 22 21 I 17 S 44 TOTA . . . . . .. .. . . 395 3 as S 491 39S 3 as 5 491 4USKEGON HARBOR, MICH. INBOUND p OUTBOUND 27. ....... ..... ..... . . 12 2 ; 26...................... . 1 2, 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 2 29 . 1. . . . . . . . . . . ... 12 9 21 6 6 39............................... 2 7; 13 2 IS........................... 5 1 tS 1 2 7 I-1-2 12 12 16.................................... 24 5 3 52 I......................r +" '2 2 13 a i 34...................................................3 3to 12 AND LESS . . . . . . . . . . 24 20 , S 9 2 25 21 4 52 TOTAL . . . . . . . . -.. . . 2 49 20 21 174 63 2 49 21 20 175 11N11 HAVEN HANSOo AND RDI RIVER, 11CMR INBOUND OUTBOUND 23......................... 23 23 31 31 22................. ............. 13 23 5 1........ . ..... .17 2 19 S S 20......................... ... .o 22 2 26 351S a 2 : IsIs 9. . . . . . . . .... S 6 11 4 4 3I. ....... ..... .... 13 1 17- . - . - . . . . . o . . . . a 2 Z 33 3ia1mm I m m un m m m mmm l 68 United Sates, 1997 TRIPS AND DPAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION HA-O ORN-SWATERWAY D SPROPROPELLED - SOLN SE.TEAOL.. SELF PROPELLED V ESSELS NON-SELF SELF PROPELLED VESSELS TOTAL VESSELS _______________ DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGE TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSE. . E . TOWBOAT TOTAL A TANKER OR ORTCARSO TANKER At TANKER OR cA 00 TOER R CARGO TUGBOAT T O O1T CARGO TUGBOAT _________CAR _____________ GRAND OAVEN HARBOR AND GRAND RIVER, 4ICH.--(CONTINUEO) 7 BOUND OUTBOUND 14 ...... ............... . I I i 7I t 4 4 12; N ; E ;S - 10 to TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . 94 it 7 112 93 11 T HOLLAND HARBOR. "ICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND 22 1 10 3 1510 21............................ B A 2 TOTAL. . . . . . . . . . . . 252?7 2 22 20............. .... o . ... 3 3 3 17 2 2 1 1 15- . .1. 5 1B ..................... 1 1 1 6 . . . . . . . as a 7 la 2 27 ST JOSEPH HARBOR, ICH INBOUND OUTBOUND 23 .. . . .... .It. - 12 23 ?3 21 . . .. . ..... ......-... 2 i0 20 . . . . ....... .... 1 9 2 . . . ..... . . .. 1 . .. 21 . . . ..... ...... 5 1 6 I2aNDLESS 12T2' 49 12 TOTA...........................635 7 77 63 7 A 7B NILAEE HARBRR NIB. I OUND OUTBOUND t ... ........................ 1 2 23 7 B 6. ................... bi 23 ..... . ........ 9 1 4 . . . . . . I 1 12 le - - 1 le320 4 t 4356 316 12 1 I2 1 T.... . ............ .. ' . 732 270 17 1 32I ........... ......... a 1 1........................ .... 1 ' 70 I 71 tZ AND LESS................. .320 A 10 2 .. 31 12 12 25 . TOTAL......................523 . . 26 26 1 5. . 12 27 at 5a9 GREBOYN HARBOR, NIB. INBOUND OUTBOUND 26 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 S292a as ,a ..... .... .. ... 1 1 1 3 13.....................1 at . . o. . . . . . 31 1 is - 3 42ANLEBS . 2 2 26 atOA............................S 2 36 5 66 2 14 B2 GREEN BAY HARBOR. NiB. INBOUND OUTBOUND 25 A 16 2 23.................... ... 02 I 22........................• .... 29 5 2 1 2t........................... 33 I 1 35 II 12 .. 0LES: .. ... .. a 3 is 1 1 9IS I TB 1 19 2......................... .17--- 13 IA 1 26 I...............................I--o7 16 17I I................................ IS.......... ............. E II TOTA...........................uS II1 2 9 iS T Ii 10 1 9 355 - - I DETWnT, hi, DISTRICT 69 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION OLE LOkNSL PROPELLED ___________ ______ SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NO SSEL S SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NONSELF PROPELLED VE EL$ VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TOWOAT I TOTAL PASENGER TOWBOT TOTAL D TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER N050RG TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER DRY CARGO TUGBOAT DRY CARGO TUGBOATIO ALPENA HARGORP MICH. I BON OUTIOUND 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 34 27 7 7 23..................... .... ..7 7 77 2233 33 0.... 4................. 7 13........................ . . 6] l 21 2 - . T................0 42 S 13 IS...................................I 23 14............. .... 2 3 13.2 -........ . . . . . . 21 1 36 1 24408................. ... 231 1 4 2 2 TOTAL .. .. ........... 207: 3 1 219 206 1 4 3 5 21S 8461444 RIVER, AIC INB8OUND OUTBOUNRD 2 7 ..... . .. . . . . . . 3 3 1 2 2.................. 28 329 10 24 .................. 23 23 4 2 23............ ............. 98 9 1- 17 2 . . - - -. - -. . . . . 3 7 2 3 9 t 0 21.....................23 3 26 is~ 1 1 17 21............. 7 1 1 477 ':9............ ............... 10 51 16 22 8 30 17 8 3 36 1632 2~ 1 35 17 1 6.......... ..... .. 1 1 I....................... 12z 3 13 I 1 31 15 . . . . . . . .:14 2 16 12 AND LE8S N . . . .. . . .i . .0 2 2 1 is 10 7 3 27 TOTA.. . . . ...... .... 245 23 35. 4 7 314 246 23 36 5 7 317 8T. CLAIR RIVER, MiCN, MICH.N UN3 30 . . . * - -II 29 .. . . . . . ..... .I I I t 0 15 415 27 ............................ 10 1 28 254 17 1 27a 2.......... ...... 8 219 219 2S 13.......... 13 3 1 24 ..... . ...... ........ 54 54 28 a 23 ................ .... .. . 120 1 I1 83 23 22.-. --....... 177 1 70 70 ..... ......... 265 1 27 So 2 Sa 20 ..... lo........b18 1 32 1 33 19o.o. . . ....... ... o. ..... 104 2 10 44 18..........................1IS0 IS 4 6 17........... . ........ .13 21 16 ........................ . . 36 19 2 :7 1 19 12 39 IS........... .... 51 10 63 17 3 20 14.......... . 52 25 1 78 25 4 2 13.. ...... ..... . . . 6 1 73 12 AND LESS. ...... .......... 12,823 4 39 35S 73 12,974 12,811 S 34 37 52 12,939 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . .. 14,141 4 I11 54 84 14,396 14,141 6 112 84 g4 14,397 PONT HURON, MICA. INBOUND OUTBOUND 26. ..... . ..... ........ 11 1 T 2.........................7 0 - - - . .- - - - .. . . . 3 I 2................. 3 3 3 3 7o0.................... ..... 3 7 4 44 19........................2-- - . .2 6 4 IS • •o o1•. o 1 1 6 6 12 2 2 a 1 6 1 3 1 5 TOTAL* . . . . . . . . . . 40 $ a 1 46 39 $ 1 47 4ARYSVlLLE. MICA. INBOUND OUTBOUND 17. ........... ........ . 1 222 2 3 I............................. 1 2 4 13 2 12 2...........1 2 1 1 3 1 0 o0 - • - . o 7 7 6 19 T.-............. 4 3 2 7 7 27...........................35 3 24...........................3 1 1 1 2 23...........................2 1 I 1. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... S t b 2 !? I IIII I i ii I 70 Woamt owt &m.me A n V ted States., /987 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS O SEL ES SELF PROPELLED VESSELS VEY DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER A TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSGo T TC O 1* TOTAL AN, TANKER O OR R CARGO TANKER * ANKER R A COZ 'NEER DRY CARGO 5TUSOAT RRi CARGO 4ARYSVILLE. %ICN..-(CONtfNUEO) INBOUND O 2 I2AND LESS.... . ..... . 0 a S 1 2 21 TOTAL-----.... -- ---- 44 5 t0 7 5 71 44 5 10 7 5 71 ST. CLAIR, 41C. IMBON0 OUTSOUND 23.... . . . .0 . ...... 1 25 a 24... . . .... o...... 3 36 1. ........... .... 2 3 4 O . ..... . ...... 5 37 37 ;9 mo o ~ me e2o 2 16 16 7 7 17 2 4 l b . . . . . . . . . . .... .. .. .. .. .. . 1............... ................ 1 2 3 33 12AND LES .... .. . . 5 60 65 5 60 65 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 163 a 60 284 161 41 60 282 4ARINE CITY, 41CM. INBOUNO OU OUND 27 .. ................... 2 2 26 .. . . . . . . . ...... 10 25 ... .. -. . -. . 1- to 2 23..... .... .... a 2 2 2 ..... ............ ... 1 3 2 20 4 4 1' 3. 3 1 1 .................. 16 .... ...... o.. 7 . . . . . . . . . . P, ... 10,330 10,330 10,330 10,334 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 10,353 10,353 10,354 1O,3S5 CHANNELS 14 LAKE ST. CLAIR UPSOUNO DOONBOUND 28a............. . 307 16 323 27.. .. -- .. ................ . 18 24 211 IT 1 229 8 . . . . . . . . . . P . . . . 213 213 25 .P .. .......... 33 37 137 2.. . ... . .... .5 54 7 Z 23.................. .6 3 I 18102 81 81 22 .. ....... ... 171 171 80 O 1. ........... 252 S 50O5 20. ..... . -..... 142 1 34 ss 61~e .e . e " 8 82 • .............. 136 6 6 17. . ........ .. 76 1 13 8 21 16. ...... . . . . . . . . . . 3'2 17 2 51 2 17 32 31 14.................. .8 9 16 3 1 13. ...... . ...... . 6 1 7 1 1N2 ESS-.....................12 4 39 35 so 170 1 S 34 37 61 138 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . .. 1 165 6 022 54 90 1,437 1,166 6 122 54 68 3,436 DETRO 7 RIVER, MICH. .PBOUND O0.NBOUN8 9 . . . . I I - 1 6 29... 2..... ......... 21 15 29 27 .o7 S.............. 1 2 9 17 1 237 2................9 23 213 2S... . . . . . . .. 11 it 143 143 24. 3.............. Sb 56 27 27 23.-. . .... . .... 95 1 to 139 02 2 84 38..8: s? Iii 84 1 855 2.. .................. 387 I-- I3 274 5 e5 21 . . . P,. ..o. o? a 2. so It t5sS 0......................... 272 3, 6 35 23 se 10 9 3 I 1 7 is its .5 2323 IS............................. 115 "115 23 Z . P . . . . . 73 74 t 1 42 1b ........ .... . 33 19 3 SS S 20 27 5a 1 . . . . . . ..... 4 19 67 a 23 3 z 14. .......... .. . 41 37 1 ?9 37 a 42 13............................ *°*** 3 1! :1; S. . 1."......... . . .. 35 67 64 111 312 1 S 66 66 79 237 TOTAL .. . .. " . . . . . 1216 37 160 103 125 1,643 1,218 38 t63 t0$ 124 1,64 OTROIT PI0RIOR, 41C. 146OgNO OUTBOUND 7. .... o. . - . - - - - . - . . . S 16 1 1 26 . .. . .. . . . . . . . .so 1 9 19 a1 DETROIT, NI, DISTRICT 71 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NO SE L LF PROPELLED NON-SELF PROPELLED VESSELS SELF PROPELLED VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL PSSENGER TOWEOAT : TOTAL AND TANKER OR DRY CARGAER O TANKE CARGO TASSER DRY CARGO TUGBOAT DRY CARO TUGBOAT DETROZT HARBOR, B1CN.--(CONTINUED) CAU0CSR OUTOUND 25 . . . . . . . o. . . .o . . . 2' 27 6 24 ........ ............... 26 1 27 1 1 23 . . . . . . . -. . .... . . 16 . 2; 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 2 )291 1 38 21 ......... .... ... ... 29 I 1 7 3 79 29.. ..... ....... ..... 271 29 28 28 9................o.o..........19i 19 30' 30 1 7 . . . .. . ... . . . . . .. . . 11 1 2 3 8 3 8 8T19 3 22 16 . A . . . . . ........ . . 4 3 7 1: 3 23 15 . ... . . . . .. . .. . . 1 7 i 6 14............. ... .8 29 2 3 34 13............... .... .... 1 1 , 1 17 12 AND LESS...............23 62 lb 25. 126 Is 63 12 26 116 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . .370 7 71 i8 26 492 369 7 73 17 27 493 ROUGE RIVER, NICH. OUTBOUND 2S........ ..... 081UN 208 1. O 2S 20. ......- . ............ 1214 23 . ......... ..... 2 2 .... 1 9 22..................... ... .° .... 35 29 20S 2 335 25 2s -21..... . . . ... 2b 27 SS 1 $6 20.............. ... ..... 21 1 22 41 27 3 71 19 . .. . .. . ..... 8 1 37, S 1 43 18. . . ....... ... 99 57 1 54 178 5 9 14 341 5 39 16. . . .. . - ....... 4 S 20 13 42 9 1 20 1 l4 45 IS5.. ................... 222 3 26 28 1 19 1 09 14 ......... ............... 1 52 2 55 5 S2 57 13........................o- .. oo, i [1 II 12 AND LESS...................... 1 30 166 197 130 524 i5 167 197 131 si1 TOTAL . . . . . . . . .. .. 363 37 260 197 157 1,016 356 37 261 198 157 1,009 TRENTON, MICH. 11OUND OUTBOUND 27........................ 9 I3 27 32 -- °-.o 25............................ 1' 1 21 2 20...................... I 4 4 23. .......... .... ...... 22 2 3 25- - - - - .o . . .. ., 1 21 ........... . . .... .. 22 2 20. . . . . . .......... . 3 3 1- -1°720 21 17 17 I 1 1 IS..................2 2 4 2 3 14..................... ........... I I71 1 13....................................4 4 4 12 ANDL ............... 7 1 11 TOTAL-.-.............. 59 9 84 9 9 7 7 82 PORT OF DETROI, RICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND 28........... . . .. 94 3 9I 27..........................60 1 sl 3 26. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . ISO I 3S 32 2 34 2S.-. .'.:..-.-oo. . .. ........... 95 I e 7 1 7 20......................... 0 9 49 32 1 17 23....................... 50 1 51 52 4 1 57 22.. ................. 68 1 69 60 S AS 21............... 66 2 68 149 3 1 IS3 20................. 52 0 78 27 3 308 39.......................... 28 28 92 8 1 101 24 I 1 26 123 I 122 17. . . ............. 15' I 11 2? 55 3 6 64 l... ... ... ... ... .. 2 ' 4 23 13 6: 33 2 21 1 .1 72 1.......... . 15 28 5 48 3 1 1 S 14............... 14 1 55 2 72 39 SN 3 96 '.............. . 1. 7 6 23 22 8 1 32 12 AND LES6 . . . . . . . . . . . 25 38 266 2aS 149 703 25 276 262 155 718 TOTAL . . . ... .. . . . 846 53 380 267 18 1727 45 .S 380 268 183 1,730 NONAO[ HARBOR, 41CM. INBOUND OJTBOUND 2. ....... . . . . . . . . 38 38 93 3 19- IS.............................3 IT......................... "''° I 1 . . .3 ................... 9 9 1! II IS 9 e e e o e e m 14 .... 4... ......... .I 1 22 22 2 3 32..............................7 7 6 6 72 W711pd~ &mreo j ffe %ted Stas, 1987 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS 'ARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECT[CO NOR-SELF PROPELLED OEF RELD EO L rs% SELF PROPELLED VESSELS O ESSEL S E DRAFT (FEET) PsE TOWBOAT TOTAL SENGER TOTAL A NO TANKER ON DRY CARGO TANKER AND TANER R DRT CARGO TUGsoAl T sOA MONROE HANBOR, 4ICNl.--(CNT:hJED) INBOUND OUrBOUNwq S 1.. . o ~ ~ =l 1 1 .. . . .. .. .. .o. .o . 2 2 . r..................... 65q 822i8 B5 TOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - 6S 9 a 8 64 aso ALGOMA HARBOR, 01$. AO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED ALGON&C, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 22 AND LESS - - - - - - - 2,460 2,480 2,481 2,481 AU SASLE HARBOR £1N RIVER O CDA), MICH. NO VESSEL TRIP REPORTED Bg BAY "ARBOR, MICH. hD VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED SLACK RIVER HARBOR, MICH. No VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED CASEVILLE, MICH. NO vESSEL TRIPS REPORTED 'EDAR RIVER HARBOR, MICH. No VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED CHARLEVOIX HARBOR, MICH. IMBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 23 AND LESS . . . . . . . 26 2 26 284 2 Za CIEBOTGAN HARBOR, MICH. IFN0UND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 21 AND LESS -.... ........ 6 35 b 27 76 2 5 34 6 27 14 DETOUR, MICH., AND VICINITY ZNBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, IS AND LESS . . . . . . . 10,66 6 10,662 10s3 6 10,619 DETROIT HARBOR , 41. INBOUND DUTPOUND TOTAL, 9 AND LESS . . . . . . . 3.524 3,52A 3,520 3,526 EAGLE HARBOR, MICH. No VESSEL TRIPS REPORTEO ECORSE, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 20 AND LESS.". - - - -. 64 I 26 20 16 129 64 1 29 21 16 131 FRANKFORT HARBOR. MICH. INOUND OUTBOUND TOTALv 17 AND LEGS . . . . . . . 13 1 it 2b 13 1 II 25 GLADSTONE HARBOR, M1CH. INBOUND OUTBOU40 TOTA&L 23 AND LESS ..... ....... 8 2 2 a GRAND MARAIS HARBOR (HARBOR OF REFUGE), MICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED GRAND TRAVERSE SAY HARBOR, ICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, S AND LE.SS . . . . . . . 12 1a 12 it HARBOR BEACH, MICH., HARBOR Of REFUGE, LAKE HURON INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 21 A.D LESS . . ..... 9 9 9 9 lARRIBIVlLE HARBOR, MICH., HARBOR Of REFUGE. LAKE HURO 40 VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED (ENOBA HARBOR. NIB. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 26 AND LEIS . . . . . . . 9 * 2 13 9 2 2 13 (fmAUNEE HARBOR, 013. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 19 44D LESS . . . . . . . 367 1 3 371 368 ! 2 371 41WE1NA oATrRAAy. MIC. EASTBOUND OESTBOUND TOTAL. 24 AND LLS. . . . . . . . . 16 21 20 3 1 a 44? 20 21 3 19T LAC LA SELLE HARBOR, MICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED EAor, M, DISTRICT 73 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NON.SVESPROPELLER SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NO' SGD. 111-LEE VSELS ITSSEAI DRAFT (FEET) PASENGER TOWBO-I I TOTAL PASSESGER TOWBOAT TOTAL AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER AND TANKER oR DRY CAREG TANKER OA AGOTGOA R CARGO TU~EAN 'AGRYG R CARGO UB LELAND ARBOR, ICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORT ED LIME ISLAND, WICM. NO VESSEL TRIP REPORTED MACKINAC MARBORO MICH, Z4OLJI IlBUsND TOTALi 23 AND LESS . . . . . . . 3,?S4 a 51 31767 3,754 9 6 3,769 MACKINAW CITY HARBOR, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 21 AND LESS . ..... 27 2 2 31 27 2 2 31 MANISTEE HARBSOR MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 23 AND LESS. ... . . . 3 3 24 1 3 3 24 4ANITIQUE "ARBOR, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 1S AND LESS . . . . . . . 4 4 3 3 MANITONOC HARBOR, MIS. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL. 22 AND LE3. . . . . . . . 13 9 11 33 12 9 9 30 4ENOMINEE MARBOR AND RIVER, MICH. AND IS, INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL. 22 AND LESS ..... ........ it 1 12 1 It NEW BUFFALO HARBOR, MICH. 0 VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED 3CONTO MARSOR, MIS. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED PENSAUKEE HARBOR, WIS. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED PENTNATER HARBOR, MICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED PORT SANILAC HARBOR , ICM. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED PORT MASMINGTON MARBOR. MIS. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 21 AND LESS . . . . . . . 7 7 7 7 PUT-IN-SAY HARBOR, OHIO INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 7 AND LESS . . . . . . . 5,387 5,3S7 5.386 5S36 RACINE "ARBOR, at$. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED ROGERS CITY, MICH. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED SAUGATUCK HARBOR AND KALAMAZOO RIVER, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, B AND LESS .... ....... 393 393 393 393 SAULN STE. MARIE. MICH. TNBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 26 AND LESS . . . . . . . 15,901 16 a 15,92 15,901 is 9 IS,92S SEStiAiNG, MICH. ND VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED SUTN HAVEN HARBOR, MICH. N VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED ST. JAMES (SEAVER ISLAND), MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL. I1 AND LESS . . . . . . . 272 T 23 272 1 273 STURGEON SAY AND LAKE MICHIGAN S41P CANAL. 13. NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND TOTAL, 25 AND LESS. ............ 2 ? 7 ?4 a a 7 5 22 TWO RIVERS 4A4800, MIS. INBOUND OUTBOUND TDTA6, I k4D LE3S . . . . . . V 4 4NITE LAKE "&*&OR8. A1C. INBOUND OuTBunD TOTA , 3 ANO 6L33 . . . . . . . I OMITEFI$4 POINT "ARBOR, MICH. NO VESSEL TRIP8 REPORTED 74 Wm c4,we of the Un*ited Stte, 1,987 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NON -SELF PRO F PROPEL V5E 5 BOPCS E VESSELs SELF PROPE[LEO VESSELS -c DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSE.E T..AT TOTAL AND TANNER OR DRY CARGO ANEAND TANKER 0 DRY CAR-G TANKER DRY CARGO TUGBOAT DRY CARGO TUBOAT NYANDOTTE. MICH. IOUND OUTOUD6 TOTAL, 22 AND LESS . . . . . . . 7 3D 32 69 ? 30 32 69 ALABASTER, MICH, .IBOUND CUTSOUBD TOTAL, 22 N LS . . . . 32 52 CALCITE, MICH. .NBOUMD OUTBOUND TOTAL, 28 AND LESS . . . . . . . 435 4 21i 442 435 1 3 2 441 ESCANABA, MICH. I INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 30 AND LESS . . . .. . . 1S3 16 19 2 17 207 154 17 19 2 17 209 4ARLEHEDE, OIO I BOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 23 AND LESS . . . . . . 3,91 27 31 3,949 3,843 26 31 3,950 PORT DOLO4ITE, MICH. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 28 AND LESS . . . . . . . 162 22 271 211 162 25 28 215 PORT GYPSUE, 41CR INBOUND OUTBOJND TOTAL. 23 AND LESS . . . . . . . 30; 30 29 29 PORT INLAND, RICA. XRBDUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 2 AND LSS................ .151 10 1b 177 1S2 1 16 179 STONEPORT, MICH. I* OU&I OUTsOdND TOTAL, 29 AND LESS . . . . . . . 339 339 340 340 BUFFALO, NY, DISTRICT 75 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NON-SELF PROPELLED SON SELF PRZPELLED VESSELS SL__PROPVESSELSELLE VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TOEoAr IR A TOTAL PASSENGER TOWBOAT TOTAL OAND TANER OR DR AG AKRAND TANKER OR DRY CARGO ' TANRER S.....................................S. I 55 7 1 Sa a- - o 12: 65 19 6 6 9S g 5 3 32 24.......................... S 69 1 90 262 . . . ..... .. 1 093 39 22 23 3 s 1 1 2 113 64 1 65 142 2 14 2................ 47 6 53 85 693 19 19..................4 1 42 43 3 46 ............... 7 7 13 2 Is 17.... 48......... . 49 s 25 a 2 29 16............................ 32. a 4 11 1 21 15..............................24 2 4 3. 4 1 3 1 9 .......... .. ..... 30 20 2 a 5 1 20 1 1 33 12 AND LESS . . . . . . . .. . . 17 6 540 512 33 126 3 S&S 533 SN iil TOTAL . . . . . -.. . . .. . 69 261 580 545 35 2,025 969 27 579 51b 37 2,028 SANDUSKY HARBOR, OHIO iINBOUND OUTOUNO 26. .... . . .. .... 3 3 &1... a as . .. .. . . . . . . . . .1 3 as................ -----...........16 '1b16 a' 2 23....................... ... 43 1 83 434 2. . . . . . . . . . ......... 22 52 1 - . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . is 20o-----.......... 1i 16 to 0 - - - -o it it 7' 7 1 ................ 7 17....................... 5I7 16 5 3 3 Is! --- ..- ..-- .. I. 1 12 12 2 12 14.............................a 12 AND LESS . . . . . . .... . . 2,603 1 2,60 2.608 1 2,609 TOTA. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,7SS 12759 2,55 1 2,759 HURON HARBOR. OHIO IMWOUND OUTOUND 27... ---..--....- ... .6 1 26.. ....... .... 12 2 1 1 25a --- ............ a. 1 2 ...... ........ 1 3 3 23 .............. .. . 2 22 - 3 20-------. -- -.. 2 2 10 10 19.............................. 1' 55 2 2 1 3 14............................. 12N4 4 TOTAL. ... --....... 38 38 37 37 LORAIN HARBOR, OHIO INBOUND OUTBOUND 29.... .......... . 2 2 26 -...... .............69 3 2 2' 2 2?. -2 -4--....... ..624 1 67 6 10 26. .-.-.......... . ... 12 12 100 to: 25 - 112 24........................... 5 4541 as........................ 31 31 41 AS 22 -i-t-.......... . .. 1 I 2 22 21...........................5 24,2 20..........................464 34 39 37 37 a, o -o - °° . is IT 17 Is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 21 20 20 17........................ 1143 2 2 lb...........................22 9 35................. .... .. 9 14 223 23 12 AND LE1-..................... 16 165 TOTA.-. . ....... .... 644 4 AS2 642 4 4 69o CLEVELAND HARBOR, 0410 INBOUND OUTBOUND 29I I N .. .. ........ ......... 22 to 32 7 7 2T-----..-....... .. 3 11 I 26 . -...... . . . ..... .. 242 1 243 53 53 25................. 20 02 27 27 2... * . . * * °. * - - - .. . . .... : : 3 t 23 23............ . . 62 2 69 43 2 It 56 22 ........ ............... 56 2 58 24 24 21 13 to-. .. . .. ........ 27 3 28 43 1 3 I1 20................................. - 3 30 '3 329 132 39.............. 33 3 36 69 69 36............ .. .13 1 66 6 76 oae re& mmte o. te United Sta , 19J 7 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTn% SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NON SELF PROPELLED SELF PROPELLED VESSELS 55 . DRAFT (FEET) PASSENGER TO OATo R TOTAL PASSENGER TG.O.A, TOTAL AND TANKER OR OAT CARGO TANKER *N T-EN CE "I RAY CARGO TUGBOAT DRY CARGO ' CLEVELAND HARBOR. OHIO--(CONTINUED) I BOUND OUTOUOND 17 ...... .. ............... Is 4 22 205 1 206 16---.. . . . .. .... .. 3 1 7 22 22 1 11 5 59 IJS '' ' ' ' '' ' " 9 a 14 b to b6 1................2 2 R II 2 13 13 ; :EI': : : : 1 1 I 12 880 LE .81 7 55 2 25 91 3 17 55 3 33 111 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 792 28 B 18 39 9A 6 7 M1 27 6 K, 'S 3 ' 9 60 FAIRPORT HARBOR. OHIO INBOUND OUTBOUND 27. . . . . . . 2 81 1 26 26 1 1 22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 191 19. 22-...........................2 20 80 21 .-.. .. .. . . . ." 9 9 a 6 2. ..-. 2- ........ 2 014 13 29 ................ 1 1b - - ' ' ' ' ' 4 16 16 1s 19 1 TOTAL - - - - - - - - - - - 37t 374 S7S 37,3 ASHTABULA HARBOR, OHIO INBOUND OUTBOUND 18................... ..... ..... 8 1 Z 8 I 27 . . . . . . ... .............. 31 3 39 11 b~1 "- 4 I 10 10 24 o- o o o ' * ' 7z 7? It 11 23.-- -- -- - - -- 6 1 6 1 19 1 20 2 -. ----. --. --. - . .--.- 12 12 36 36 2D lb.............. 28 21 21 TA................... .374j 378 37 37 21 - - - - - - * " : : " : : " " a, 1 1 Is4.. .. . . . . . . .. . 1 t I 11 12.. . .. . . .. . . .. . . 3 11 1. .1 4 12 10 TOTAL . . . . . . . . -.. 323 2 13 3I I23 5 13 341 CONNEAUT HARBOR, OHIO INBOUND OUTBOUND 2............... 1? 7 103 101 2................... 2I 301 . B e ee e e2" o 1 ZI a 22 ......... ...... 4 ... .28 1 38 -B S 9 9 20............... 16 13 21 21 19-- *..........................5 18 I 21 12 15 17~~~ 2-- - - - a-o" 3 1 1S ....... . ....... .1 TOTI. . . . . . . . . . . . 38 SI 33 3Si 531 ERIE HARBOR , PA O INBOUND OUTBOUND 21 ................................ 1 1 1 27.....................28- 0 --- B 30 3 2 . .- . . . . ...... . ..... 6 2 8 s 8... .......... 8787 23.. .. 6 1 .... 51 o....o. . ........ I S 21...... . .13 13 28 17 . ... . ............ 2 IS........................ooo3 12 15 2 2 1S.... . . . . . .. .1 1 19 1 TIOTA.............................25 1 21 251 210 I6 IS I I 28.............................. 8 1 11 12 Ago LE . . . . . . . . . ... 1,2 . . 1.030 110. 2. . 1,027 2 TO................ ........ . . .. . 8 84 I I ,S ,4 KIFALO, NY, DISTRICT 77 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION S NON-SELF PROPELLED NON SELF PROPELLED SELF PROPELLES VESSELS V SELF PROPELLED VESSELS VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASENGER ITOWBOAT TOTAL ASSENGER TOWKOAT TOTAL I AND TANKER On DRY CARGO TANKER AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER ORY CARGO TUGBOAT ORy CARGO TUGBOAT BUFFALO HARBOR, .Y , BOUND OUT OUND 27... ............ . 6 1 1 26. . . . . . . . .... . .3 3 1 1 aS........................ .... 1 I 3 2 3 IS 1 3 1 3 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 20 1 at.........." -- -- 21 ............... . 3 20 . ....... I 13 19. ........... .... .... 4 4 a 1 "a. . . . . . i 20 21 1 22 17 ............... 1 1 19 34 4 3B 116 . ° .-.-. .2. I 1 3 7 6 13 15 ..... . . . .. . -........ 3 5 1 2 3 a 8 14..................................... 1 1'| 1 I 3 13 °--•o"o........................1 1 I 12ANDE .- ..-- ....- .. S 15 6 3. 3 7 9 5 IS 6 3 38 TOTAL . . . . . ....... . .t 23 19 6! 5 154 100 23 19 6 s 153 NIAGARA RIVER, N. Y: NORTHBOUND SOUTHbOUND a I.... .. ...... ...... . 1 3 2 2 20................. 19 23 19. . . . . ........ 2 b 8 1 I 16 ..... ..... ............. 1 1 2 4 1 S 17 ..... . .. ......... 1 1 3 3 iANDLES -. 1' 1 27 1 1 29 TOTA. . . . . . . . . . .. 10 26 1 1 40 11 29 1 1 42 PORT OF BUFFALO, N. Y 104 DUND OUTBOUND 26 ""•o"o°"=° 27...................................66 1 1 26- . .......... .. 3 3 1 1 25. . - -- " - -....... 3 3 2 1 3 24................11 1 12 1 1 23................16 . 20 1 1 22 . . . . . . ............. 7 ii 2 a 21-..-...... 10 2 12 1 1 20......... . . . 15i 21 36 6 6 19 . . . . . . . to 5 9 A I0 IS...............................4 5 9 27 2 29 17..............................17, 1 ! 1 9 38 4 42 16 . .. ................. a 4 9 7 16 15 . . . . . . . . ...... . ... 3 4 1 2 3 2 6 14................. ............i I 2 I 1 1 3 13 ° ° . ° ° ° ° 2 ° 1 1 12 AND LES. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Is 7 3 35 9 33 15 7 3 67 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . 110 20 7 5 192 111 s1 19 7 5 193 OSWEGO HARBOR, N* YR INBOUND OUTBOUND 26 . . . . . . . .......... 2 25 .... . ... ..... 1 1 24..........................2 2 23...........................5--°- 1 i j ........ 24 S 29 22 21 . . . . . . . . .............. 27 1 37 2 1 3 20-.............. . 1 10 24 26 3 29 19- . . ...... 12 6 18 33 10 43 .. ..-.-......................9 2 1 27 13 40 17 ............................... 2 4 7 3 10 16 ..... . ....... . 1 1 2 14 ..... . .... . 3 3 12 AND LESS. . ........... ... 97 s 25 9 236 90 a 4 26 9 131 TOTAL . ...... ......... 29S 3S 6 26 9 271 16 35 4 26 9 262 BARCELONA HARBOR, N. YR NO VE6SEL TRIPS REPORTED CAPE VINCENT, N. Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED DUNKIRK HARBOR, RI Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED GREAT SODUS SAY HAROR, N. Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED MIELLEY$ ISLAND, 0HI0 INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 7 AN) LESS . . . . . . . 4*143 4,143 4,143 4,143 qIAGARA FALL6, N. V INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTALA 7 AND L . . ... ...... .... 2 I t oB 2 12 I I 16 78 W at,4ew &oe 4 tie *ned State, 1987 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTiON NONSAL PROPELLED P E SOS GLr PAPEJL SELF PROPELLED VESSELS VE.SSEL VESSELS DRAFT (FEET) PASENGERI I TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSENGER -01T0 TOTAL AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER AND TANKER CR DRY CARLO EASKER DRY CARGO TUGBOAT DRY CARGO TUCRZAT OGDENSBURG HARBOR, N, Y. INBOUND OUTBOUND TOTAL, 20 ND LES ..... - ... . I 19 I 20 PORT CLINITON HARBOR, OHIO IA OUNO OJTNOJNO TOTAL, 10 AND LSS.-...-.-.--.2, 212 22109 2,109 ROCHESTER (CHA:LOTTE) HARBOR. w. Y. INBOUND OUTSOUND TOTA6, 20 AND L05 1 .I .O .S SACKETS HARBOR. N. Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED TONA.ANOA HARSOR, N. Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS REPORTED VERMILION HARBOR, OHIO NO VESOEL TRIPS REPORTED RAOOINGTON HARBOR, h. Y. NO VESSEL TRIPS HEPORTED ROCK ISLAND, IL, DISTRICT 79 TRIPS AND DRAFTS OF VESSELS HARBOR OR WATERWAY DIRECTION DIRECTION SELF PROPELLED VESSELS NONSELF POPELLEROPELLED N SELF PROPELLED VESSESELS VESSEL DRAFT (FEET) PASSETER TOWBOAT TOTAL PASSGER I TOWBOAT TOTAL AN TANKER DR RY CARGO TANKER AND TANKER OR DRY CARGO TANKER .RY CARGO TUGOAT DRY CARGO TANKER T1GBOAT ILL.INOIS RIVER, ILL% UP BOUND DOmN"OUND 9 . . . . . 1.... . .... 1,259 6:51 2,956 9,767 1 1,246 4,214 183 11,344 7. . L. . . . . .. .... 665 1923 327 2,915 666 3,011 121 3196 .................................. 66 9 42 803 ] 674 94 21 759 303 6 405 3 303 53 24 383 S.................... ..... 12S 36 7 168 125 34 5 I64 4 .4 3 27 23 39 62 3 . . . . . . ... i 1 16 14 160 174 2 .............................. 1 10 8,6:5 660 9,364 1 18 4,851 1,823 61693 1 . . . . . . I o...-.-...-.-.11 208 16 235 9 206 75 290 TOTAL... . . . . .. . . ..... 3,047 171499 3,149 23,700 5 3,041 17,500 3,151 P3,697 x81 A P Alabaster, Michc----------------------.----- --- 48, 74 Fairport Harbor, Oh-- 52, 76 Algonia Harbor, Ws. -- 46, 72 Frankfort Harbor, Mich. ----- 46, 72 AIg.ac, Mac. - ----------------------------------- 46, 72 Freight Tons Carried on Great Lakes by Areas - XIIl Alpeoa Harbor, Mich - .---- 30, 69 Asbland Harbor, Wis. - -------------------------------- 5, 63 0 Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio 52, 76 Au Sable Harbor and River Gary Harbor, Ind 20. 65 (Ocoda) , Mich. ----------------------------- 46, 72 Gladstone Harbor, Mich. - ----- 46, 72 Grand Haven Harbor and Grand River, H Micb. -------------------------------- 27, 67 Grand Marats Harbor (Harbor of Refuge), Barcelona Harbor, . 57, 77 Mich. --------------------------------- 46, 72 Hayfield Harbor, Ws. 5, 63 Grand Marais Harbor, Minn. 5, 63 Beaver Bay Harbor, Mins. 5, 63 Grand Traverse Bay Harbor 46, 72 Bag Bay Harbor, Mch. 46, 72 Grays Reef Passage, Mch. 25, 67 Black River garb, MIch. - 46, 72 Great Sodus Ban Harbor, N. Y. ----- 57, 77 Buffalo, H. N., Port of 55, 77 Green Bay Harbor, Wis. 30, 68 Buffalo Harbor, B. . 54, 77 Niagara Raver, N. Y 55, 77 H Tonawanda Harbor, S. Y. -------- 57, 78 Buffington Harbor, Ind. 20, 65 Harbor Beach (Harbor of Refuge), Burns Waterway Harbor, Ind. -8------- , 65 Mach. - -.........................----------- 46, 72 Harrasv Ile Harbor, Mich. 46, 72 C Hol land Harbor, Msch. ------- 28, 68 Huron Harbor, Oho - 50, 75 Calcite, Mch. -------------------------------------- 48, 74 Calvmet Harbor and River, Ill. and Ind. ---- I, 64 Calnet-Sag Channel, Ill. 9, 64 Cape Vincent Harbor, N . .-- 57, 77 Illinois River, Ill. 58, 79 Caneville, Mach. - -- --.........- 46, 72 Illanos Waterway, Ill. (Consolidated- Cedar Riven Harbor, Mich. --------------------------- 46, 72 entire Waterways) 16, 65 Channels In Lake St. Clair' Mach. ----- 36, 70 Calumet-Sag Channel, Ill. ----- 9, h4 Charlevon Harbor, Mach. 46, 72 Chicago River (South Branch), Ill. - 7, 64 Cheboygan Harbor, Mich. 46, 72 Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Ill. 8, 64 Chicago Area, Sumaary of Traffic -------- 16 Illinois River, Ill. 58, 79 Chicago Harbor, Ill, ------------------------------- 20, 65 Inl,,, Haivit, Ind. -- --....----- 17, 65 Chicago, Ill., Port of 13, 65 ntrodctton .------------------------ VII Calumet Harbor and River, Ill. and Ind. --- II, 64 Calumet-Sag Channel, Ill. 9 64 K Chicago Harbor, Ill. 2, 65 Chicago River (Main and North Kelleys Island, Gha- 57. 77 Branch),tI I-. - 6, 64 Kenosha Harbor, Win.-46, 72 Chicago River (South Branch), Ill ----- 7, 64 Kewaunee Harbor, Wis. 46, 72 Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Ill. ---- H, 64 Keweenaw Waterway, Mach. ----- 47, 72 Luke Calumet, Ill.,---------10, 64 Knife River Harbor, Minn. ,------ 63 Chicago River (Main and North Branch), Ill.------------- 6, 64 L Chicago River (South Branch), Ill 7, 64 Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Ill. ----- 8, 64 Lac La Belle Harbor, Mich. - --- 47, 72 Chippewa Harbor (Isle Royale), Mich. ---- 5. 63 Lake Calumet, Ill. - 6 Cleveland Harbor, io 51, 75 Lake St. Clair, Channels an, Mich.- - -36, 70 Commodty Classification X--------- t La Poante Harbor, Wis. - ----- 5, 63 Conneaut Harbor, Ohi 53, 76 Leland Harbor, Mch. - ----- 47, 73 Cornucopia Harbor, Ws. ,---------5 63 Lime Island, Mich. 47, 73 Lorain Harbor, Ohio --- ----- 51. 75 D Ludington Harbor, Mich. 26, 67 Lumsen Harbor, Minn. - 5, 63 Detour, Mich. 46, 72 Detroit Harbor, Win. - 4 6, 72 H Detroit, Mich., Port of 43, 71 Detroit Harbor, Mich. - 40, 70 Mackinac Harbor, Mach. - ----- 47, 73 tuorse, Mich. -------------------------------------- 46, 72 Mackinaw City Harbor, Mich. ----- 47, 73 Rouge River, Mich. -....................----------- 42, 71 Manister Harbor, Mich. 47, 73 Trenton, Mich. 43, 7 Manistique Harbor, Mich. - ----. . 47, 73 Wyand-tte, Mich. 48, 74 Manstowoc Harbor, Was. ----- 47, 73 Detroit Rver, Mich. 38, 70 Marblehead, Ohio 48, 74 Druuo.d Island, Mich. - 25, 67 Marie City, Mich.- --------------------- 35, 70 Bluth-DSperior Harbor, Minn, and Ws. ----- 3, 63 Marquette Harbor, Mich. --------------------- 21, 66 %nknrk Harbor, H. V.- - - - . . . 57, 77 Marysville, Mich. - - 34, 69 Menominee Harbor and River, Mich. and Wi. 47, 73 Michigan Cty Harbor, Ind. - ' 65 Eagle Harbor, Mch. 46, 72 Milwaukee Harbor, Was. - 29, 68 corse, Mach.-- 46, 72 Monroe Harbor, Mich. 44, 21 Erie Harbor, Pa. 53, 76 Muskegon Harbor, Mich. 27, 67 Econba, Mach. 48, 74 82 Wlmrc4te &wasce. oj do ited States., 197 N S Ne. Buffalo Harbor, Mich. 47, 73 Saugatuck Harbor and Kalamazoo River, Niagara Nal .N. -. -.. .....--------- 57, 77 Hih - - 47, 73 Niagara River, N. Y. - 55, 77 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.- - - - -- 47. 73 Sebewaing Mich. -- - - -- 48, 73 0 Sheboygan Harbor, Wis. 29, 68 South Haven Harbor, Mich. ------ 48, 73 Oconto Harbor, Win- ---- 47. 73 Stoneport, Mich. 48, 74 Ogdenbnrg Harbor, N. Y. -- --------- .. ......- - ------ 57, 78 Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Ontonagon Harbor, Mich. - .------------------------ 21. 66 Canal, Wis - ----------------------------- 33, 73 Osego Harbor, N. Y. ---------------------------- 56, 77 Sumary of Great Lakes Traffic Freight Tons by Are -........------------- XIII Freight Ton. by Commodity XIV Ton-Miles by Area ---------....------ xII Pensaukee Harbor, Wis. -------- 47, 73 Pentwater Harbor, Mich. ------------------------ 47, 73 T Port Clinton Harbor, Ohio -------------------------- 57, 78 Port Doloite, Mich. - ----------------- - - - - - - --- 48, 74 Taconite Harbor, Min. - -- ...........-- - - - - ---- 5, 63 Port Gypsue, m ich. -- --------- - - - - - - - - - 48, 74 Toledo Harbor, Ohio - .. ... ... .....-- - - - - -- 49, 75 Port Huron, Mich. -..................-------------- 34, 69 Tonavanda Harbor, N. .- - - - - -57, 78 Port Inland, Mich. ----------- - 48, 74 Ton Mileage of Freight Carried on Great Port of Buffalo, H . - 55, 77 Lakes -. ................ XII Port of Chicago. 11. ------------------------------ 13, 65 Traverie City Harbor, Mich. 26, 67 Port of etro t, Mic-.-.. . ....-- - - - - - - -- 43, 71 Trenton, Mich. -------------------- - - - - - - ----- 43, 71 Port Sanilac Harbor, Mich. 47, 73 Tvo Harbors (Agate Bay), Minn. ---- 3, 63 Port Washington Harbor, is -. ..------ 47, 73 Teo Rivers Harbor, Win. - ----------------- 48, 73 Port Wing Harbor, Wis. -- - - - - - - -5, 63 Prenque Isle Harbor, Mich, - - - 21, 66 V Put-In-Bay Harbor, Oho ---------................... 47, 73 Vermilion Harbor, OhM -.............. 37, 78 Racine Harbor, Wtsc. - ....................--------- 47, 73 Rochester (Charlotte) Harbor, H. V. ---- 57, 78 Waddington Harbor, H. Y. -------------------- 57, 78 Rogers City: Mich.- -- - - -- -- 47, 73 Warroad Harbor, Minn. - 5, 63 Rouge River, M Ich. - ---- . . . . . ..-- - - - 42, 71 Waukegan Harbor, Ill. - ----- ..... ......-- - - - - - 6, 64 White Lake Harbor, Mich. .. ----- 48, 73 S WhiteIsih Point Harbor, Mich.-- ---- 48, 73 Wyandotte. mich.- ---------------------- 48, 74 Sackets Harbor, N. V -.---------------------------- 57, 78 Saginaw River, Mich. 31, 69 St. Clair, Mich. - ------------------------------- 35, 70 St. Clair River, Mich. -- - 31, 69 St. James (Beaver Island), Mich. ----- 48, 73 St. Joseph Harbor, Mich. -- 28, 68 St. Marys Fall Canal, Mich. and Ot. - 23, 66 St. Marys River, Mich. 22, 66 Sandusky Harbor, Ohio ----------------------------- 50, 75 *U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: l9-6dO67-026