Table 6-2b Mexican Merchandise Trade With Canada and the United States by Mode of Transportation

(Thousands of metric tons)

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Table 5-3c Top U.S. Domestic Freight Commodities by Mode: 1993

(Millions of metric tons)

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Table 7-3b Top U.S. International Merchandise Trade Gateways by Mode: 1996 (Excluding Trade With the Canada and Mexico)

(Current value in millions of U.S. dollars)

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Table 5-4b Top U.S. Domestic Freight Interstate Pairs by Mode: 1993

(Thousands of U.S. short tons)

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Table 3-4 Air Carrier Fatality and Injury Rates

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Map 10 North American Water Ports, Top 20 by Tonnage for Each Country: 1996

Notes and sources: See Table 11-4a, Table 11-4b and Table 11-4c.

Figure 1-3c Percent Share of Transportation Industry GDP by Subcategory: 1996

Pipeline, excluding natural gas.

Data for Mexico are included in both manufacturing and mining GDP industries, and cannot be separated from these categories.

Notes and sources: See Table 1-...

Map 5.1 Border Crossing Facilities Between Canada and the United States: Inset Map One

Port codes are based on U.S. Customs ports. Customs ports may include more than one actual physical crossing. See Appendix C for the specific names of facilities on the U.S.-Canadian and U...

Appendix C: Reference Resources

This appendix provides additional reference materials for many of the data tables. Included in this appendix are: acronyms for data sources; currency exchange rates; state and provincial abbreviations; U.S.-metric conversion ratios; land port names for the...

North American Transportation in Figures

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