United States Department of Transportation

U.S. East Coast and West Coast Asian Containerized Freight Volume 2012-2022

Figure

Line graph showing the U.S. East Coast and West Coast Asian containerized import, export, and total freight volumes, as measured in billion metric tons, categorized by U.S. Atlantic Coast and U.S. Pacific Coast that the goods are moved through. The graph starts in 2012 and continues to 2022. A vertical bar indicates the beginning of the COVID-19 economic recession. For Asian containerized imports, U.S. Pacific Coast ports have handled more imported containerized Asian cargoes than U.S. Atlantic Coast ports.

Dataset Excel:

F3-7-US-East-Coast-and-West-Coast-Asian-Containerized-Freight-Volume-2012-2022.xlsx (43.72 KB)

Description:

This graph is from the 2023 Transportation Statistics Annual Report.

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