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TABLE 2-16 - State and Local Expenditures on Nonroadway Transportation Construction: January 2009-September 2010

Monday, September 10, 2012

TABLE 2-16 - State and Local Expenditures on Nonroadway Transportation Construction: January 2009-September 2010

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Monthly data, seasonally adjusted (millions of dollars)

  Total Air transportation Land transportationa Water transportation
January 2009 22,927 10,923 10,455 1,549
February 2009 25,315 10,572 13,077 1,667
March 2009 23,281 11,584 10,331 1,366
April 2009 24,361 11,824 11,022 1,514
May 2009 25,995 13,134 11,362 1,499
June 2009 26,639 13,453 11,336 1,850
July 2009 29,277 14,291 13,180 1,806
August 2009 30,246 15,940 12,449 1,858
September 2009 30,066 15,554 12,900 1,612
October 2009 28,500 13,420 13,186 1,894
November 2009 27,938 12,241 13,828 1,870
December 2009 28,157 12,904 13,508 1,745
January 2010 26,778 13,482 12,023 1,272
February 2010 28,905 14,174 13,207 1,524
March 2010 32,205 15,776 14,478 1,951
April 2010 32,519 15,241 14,971 2,306
May 2010 30,606 13,618 14,765 2,222
June 2010 29,620 13,139 14,506 1,974
July 2010 28,936 13,459 13,547 1,931
August 2010 28,276 12,023 14,316 1,937
September 2010 31,430 12,830 16,395 2,204

a Land transportation construction is primarily related to mass transit systems.

NOTES: Expenditure refers to the value of work done on construction projects underway during a given period of time, regardless of when work on each individual project was started or when payment was made to the contractors. Public expenditures on transportation construction are a measure of growth in system capacity. Construction includes new buildings, infrastructure, renovations, site preparation, and other materials and structures involved in construction. Maintenance of existing facilities and structures is not included. Construction expenditures on completely new routes and terminals are direct additions to system capacity. Construction expenditures (including renovations, expansions, conversions, etc.) on existing transportation infrastructure may improve maintenance and system management, safety, and other attributes that increase capacity.

Seasonally adjusted annual rate for an individual month is an estimate of what the annual total would be if non-seasonal conditions were the same all year.

Details may not add to totals due to rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, Construction Spending, State & local, available at http://www.census.gov/const/www/c30index.html as of December 2010.