Figure 4-1Causes Ascribed to Marine Transportation Accidents, 1996-2000

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NOTE: Only accidents involving a fatality, a missing person, an injury, or at least $25,000 in damages are included.

SOURCE: U.S....

Figure 4-4Reported Spills of Petroleum and Petroleum Products into U.S. Waters (Monthly data, not seasonally adjusted)

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Figure 2-1U.S. Commercial Shipbuilding Orderbook History as of June 2001 (Thousands of gross tons)

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Figure 4-6Disposal/Use of Material Dredged by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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KEY to terms used:

Beach nourishment-beach restoration in which hydraulically pumped dredge material is directly placed onto an...

Figure 1-3Transported Tonnage on U.S. Inland Waterways: All Commodities (Monthly data, not seasonally adjusted)

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Chapter Two Shipbuilding

The ability to build and repair both military and commercial vessels is considered vital to U.S. national security (USDOC 2001). The shipbuilding industry in the United States supports both military and commercial interests.

Table 3-2U.S. Net Stocks of Transportation Private Equipment by Type ($ current millions)

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Figure 3-2Producer Price Index: Transportation Services by Mode (Monthly data, not seasonally adjusted)

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NOTE: Produce Price Index measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for...

Table 1-21Geographic Distribution of U.S. Waterway Facilities,a 2000

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Table 3-4Employment in Water Transportation Occupations (Thousands)

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