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201

FIGURE 2. Monthly Incoming Truck Crossings via Port Huron, MI: 2001-2003

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SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Form 41 Traffic - Segment Data, various years, as of Sept. 16, 2004.

FIGURE 1: Incoming Truck Crossings via Port Huron, MI: 1994-2003

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SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Form 41 Traffic - Segment Data, various years, as of Sept. 16, 2004.

TABLE 1. Value of U.S. International Merchandise Freight, 2003

($ millions)

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Overall and Land Modes Total Exports Imports Total U.S. trade by all modes (land, sea, air) 1,983,139 723,743 1,259,396 Total U.S. trade by land 562,776 240,...

Weight of Land Imports via Port Huron, MI, by Mode: 2003

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Mode Tonnage Percent Total 29,291,010 100.0% Truck 9,690,055 33.1% Rail 12,979,348 44.3% Pipeline 6,615,633 22.6% Other1 5,974 0.02%

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FIGURE 2. Monthly Incoming Truck Crossings via Port Huron, MI: 2001-2003

(Thousands)

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Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2001 70 64 71 69 77 72 63 73 66 76 70 59 2002...

Port Huron, Michigan-Land Gateway

Port Huron is our nation’s third busiest land border gateway by value for imports and exports transported across the border by highways, railroads, and pipelines. And its land ports are our eighth leading gateway when compared with all U.S. freight...