U.S. Exports Of Iron And Steel Scrap, By Customs District

TABLE 10
U.S. EXPORTS OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP,-
BY CUSTOMS DISTRICT^{1, 2}

(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)

	2013		2014
Customs district	Quantity	Value	Quantity	Value
Baltimore, MD	367	143,000	287	109,000
Boston, MA	1,140	419,000	713	256,000
Buffalo, NY	196	68,800	190	79,700
Charleston, SC	84	50,100	64	63,200
Charlotte, NC	6	8,420	11	17,600
Chicago, IL	2	1,190	1	1,290
Cleveland, OH	1	548	1	353
Columbia-Snake, OR	925	343,000	623	222,000
Detroit, MI	234	75,300	340	104,000
Duluth, MN	52	20,200	29	11,800
El Paso, TX	34	11,700	38	13,400
Great Falls, MT	12	3,260	15	3,340
Honolulu, HI	136	48,000	139	46,300
Houston-Galveston, TX	948	437,000	510	228,000
Laredo, TX	398	151,000	329	113,000
Los Angeles, CA	3,930	1,830,000	3,450	1,580,000
Miami, FL	452	181,000	337	136,000
Mobile, AL	257	92,400	185	71,300
New Orleans, LA	220	79,000	38	17,500
New York, NY	2,840	1,160,000	2,280	894,000
Nogales, AZ	(3)	30	(3)	43
Norfolk, VA	335	161,000	180	125,000
Ogdensburg, NY	7	2,530	15	5,690
Pembina, ND	325	119,000	269	92,200
Philadelphia, PA	919	330,000	778	272,000
Portland, ME	149	55,600	194	67,900
Providence, RI	597	212,000	829	287,000
San Diego, CA	69	18,100	70	16,200
San Francisco, CA	1,900	757,000	1,810	703,000
San Juan, PR	257	77,200	286	86,600
Savannah, GA	230	140,000	125	81,600
Seattle, WA	954	389,000	834	325,000
St. Albans, VT	35	10,100	29	8,950
Tampa, FL	422	167,000	277	113,000
Other	54	7,990	48	8,040
Total	18,500	7,570,000	15,300	6,160,000
¹Excludes used rails for rerolling and other uses and ships, boats, and other vessels
for scrapping. Export valuation is free alongside ship.
²Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals-
shown.
³Less than - unit.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. International Trade Commission.