Table 1:  U.S. Trade with Canada and Mexico with State and Port Detail,,,,
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Field Name,Data Element,Description,Type,Width
CANPROV,Canadian Province of Origin or Destination,Standard Canadian province postal abbreviation,Character,2
CHARGES,Aggregate Charges,"Aggregate shipping charges on imports, in U.S. $",Numeric ,11
CONTCODE,Container Code,"Distinguishes whether the merchandise is containerized ""1"" = containerized shipment",Character,1
COUNTRY,Country of Origin or Destination,"""2010"" to denote Mexico or ""1220"" to denote Canada",Character,4
DEPE,District and Port of Entry or Export,Four-digit classification of U.S. Customs districts and ports,Character,4
DF,Domestic/Foreign Code,"Distinguishes whether the Code merchandise was produced in the U.S.; ""1"" = domestically produced merchandise, ""2"" = foreign produced merchandise",Character,1
DISAGMOT,Disaggregated MOT,"Method of transportation by which the commodities are exported;  ""1"" = air, ""3"" = vessel, ""4"" = mail, ""5"" = truck, ""6"" = rail, ""7"" = pipeline, ""8"" = other (including unknown), ""9"" = imports into Foreign Trade Zones",Character,1
FREIGHT,Freight Costs,"Cost of moving export goods from U.S. state to the consignee in Canada or Mexico, in U.S. $",Numeric ,11
MEXSTATE,Mexican State of Destination,Standard Mexican state postal abbreviation,Character,2
SHIPWT,Shipping Weight,Commodity weight in kilograms,Numeric ,11
STATMO,Statistical Month,"Expressed as two digits, such as MM. Example Month 05= May",Character,2
STATYR,Statistical Year,"Expressed as four digits, such as YYYY. Example Year 2005= 2005",Character,4
TRDTYPE,"Direction of Trade, Export or Import","Trade direction; ""1"" = export, ""2"" = import",Character,1
USASTATE,U.S. State of Origin or Destination,U.S. state standard postal abbreviation,Character,2
VALUE,Value of Shipments,Commodity value in U.S. $,Numeric ,11
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