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United States Department of Transportation

Figure 1: Annual Port Total Tons, 2015

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Graphic Version

	Table label	Domestic	Foreign
1	Virginia	6,508,724	51,253,362
2	Valdez	26,591,221	156,174
3	Texas City	15,327,257	27,596,740
4	Tampa	22,383,014	13,551,376
5	St. Louis	34,964,854	-
6	South Louisiana	139,078,288	120,023,942
7	Savannah	1,049,477	34,155,479
8	Richmond	10,292,116	18,237,062
9	Port Arthur	9,691,127	26,096,204
10	Plaquemines	33,800,329	19,706,119
11	Pascagoula	9,131,029	17,458,834
12	New York and New Jersey	47,356,790	79,333,527
13	New Orleans	48,117,395	39,692,459
14	Mobile	22,689,334	35,905,418
15	Los Angeles	5,967,391	54,220,449
16	Long Beach	11,214,447	66,950,150
17	Lake Charles	27,437,835	29,254,607
18	Huntington - Tristate	42,741,246	-
19	Houston	77,522,394	163,411,016
20	Duluth-Superior	27,098,622	6,228,096
21	Corpus Christi	40,403,957	45,271,009
22	Cincinnati-Northern KY	44,968,354	-
23	Beaumont	35,337,070	51,832,805
24	Baton Rouge	42,895,758	25,886,216
25	Baltimore	6,972,508	32,431,261

SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce Statistics Center, 2015 data, special tabulation, as of November 2016.