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TABLE 13
U.S. IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP,
BY CUSTOMS DISTRICT1, 2
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
 
    2013   2014
Customs district   Quantity   Value   Quantity   Value
Baltimore, MD (3) 3 2 1,460
Boston, MA -- -- (3) 3
Buffalo, NY 732 359,000 688 375,000
Charleston, SC 217 87,000 182 69,000
Chicago, IL 54 9,270 56 7,640
Cleveland, OH (3) 305 (3) 600
Columbia-Snake, OR 8 2,320 -- --
Detroit, MI 1,260 468,000 1,320 474,000
Duluth, MN 75 22,100 137 43,400
El Paso, TX 42 16,300 39 19,600
Great Falls, MT 127 39,100 89 26,900
Houston-Galveston, TX 4 1,940 20 31,600
Laredo, TX 188 100,000 261 157,000
Los Angeles, CA 1 1,320 8 6,240
Miami, FL 3 1,050 5 1,110
Mobile, AL 69 26,600 157 106,000
New Orleans, LA 35 11,700 158 51,700
New York, NY 1 227 8 3,650
Nogales, AZ 28 9,050 10 3,260
Norfolk, VA 1 342 -- --
Ogdensburg, NY 56 29,000 43 29,000
Pembina, ND 104 36,900 138 51,300
Philadelphia, PA 1 477 1 582
Portland, ME 10 3,490 4 3,010
San Diego, CA 43 12,800 23 8,740
San Juan, PR 4 263 7 417
Savannah, GA (3) 8 (3) 501
Seattle, WA 778 207,000 853 229,000
St. Albans, VT 21 6,930 46 14,500
Tampa, FL 1 359 3 1,160
Wilmington, NC 57 20,800 4 4,280
Other 2 r 129 r (3)   69
Total   3,930   1,470,000   4,260   1,720,000
rRevised. -- Zero.
1Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals
shown.
2Excludes used rails for rerolling and other uses and ships, boats, and other vessels
for scrapping. Import valuation is customs values.
3Less than - unit.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. International Trade Commission.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Mineral commodity prices


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