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In the United States, numerous agencies are involved in the collection, processing, and dissemination of international trade and transportation data. No one dataset provides all the information needed by the transportation community, and...
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Year Current, billions of $ Real, billions of chained 2000 $ Total Exports Imports Exports as % of total Total Exports Imports Exports as % of total 1990 888 393...Excel | CSV | Table Version
(Percent)
U.S. total land trade1 U.S. total water trade U.S. total air trade Other and unknown2 1990 22.9 48.9...Excel | CSV
(Current $, billions)
Year Total U.S. international merchandise trade U.S. total land trade U.S. total water trade U.S. total air trade Other and...Excel | CSV
(Short tons)
Rank in 1990 Rank in 2000 Rank in 2008 U.S. airport 1990 2000 2008 Average annual growth rate, 1990-2008...Excel | CSV
(Crossings, thousands)
Mode 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Percent change, 2000-2008 Percent change,...Excel | CSV
Value (current $, millions)
Rank by value Port name U.S. maritime trade Exports Imports 1 Los Angeles, CA 243,910 34,823 209,086 2...Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
Rank Port name Mode Total U.S. trade Exports Imports 1 Port of Los Angeles Water 244 35 209 2 Port of New York and New...America's freight transportation gateways-seaports, airports, and land border crossings-are vital for U.S. economic growth and international competitiveness. They are the entry and exit points for merchandise trade between the United States and countries around the...
2009
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