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Table 5. States With Three Mode Intercity Transportation Coverage For 50 Percent or More of the Rural Population in 2010

Friday, December 23, 2011

Table 5. States With Three Mode Intercity Transportation Coverage For 50 Percent or More of the Rural Population in 2010

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2005 Rank 2010 Rank State Total Rural Residents Rural residents with access to three or more intercity transportation modes
2005 2010
Number Percent Number Percent
1 1 Rhode Island 137,818 137,818 100.0 137,818 100.0
2 2 Massachusetts 874,037 833,280 95.3 833,280 95.3
3 3 Connecticut 581,332 512,928 88.2 512,928 88.2
5 4 Washington 1,397,435 953,576 68.2 951,942 68.1
6 5 California 3,583,428 2,384,780 66.6 2,397,513 66.9
8 6 Maryland 1,005,287 581,390 57.8 557,330 55.4
9 7 New Hampshire 618,882 327,123 52.9 327,123 52.9
11 8 New York 3,401,227 1,746,415 51.3 1,773,491 52.1
7 9 Vermont 448,107 263,025 58.7 224,706 50.1
12 10 Michigan 3,086,957 1,546,963 50.1 1,544,214 50.0

NOTE: 2005 numbers used in this report differ from those in the June 2005 report because the facilities used for the 2005 analysis were revised to include: (1) intercity ferry service across the entire United States (the June 2005 report included only intercity ferry facilities that were part of the Alaska Marine Highway System) and (2) only airports with scheduled intercity passenger transportation (the June 2005 report included a few airports with only commuter air service). Additionally, the method used for determining coverage was revised in this report to more accurately compute the coverage area and applied to the 2005 data.

Rank indicates the numerical order of the percent of rural residents covered by three or more modes.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics