Number of Data Points. Value 2010

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1 Table 15. Summary of marine port shipments, value basis, 1997 and 2010, and forecast for, by U.S. coastal region, state and county. (Data Source: National Ocean Economics Program.) Region, State, County Atlantic North % Connecticut % Fairfield Bridgeport % Hartford Hartford % 0.00 New Haven New Haven % New London New London % 0.01 Maine % Cumberland Portland % Hancock Bar Harbor % 0.00 Knox Rockland Penobscot Bangor % Sagadahoc Bath Waldo Belfast % 0.00 Waldo Searsport % Washington Eastport % Washington Jonesport Massachusetts % Barnstable Provincetown Bristol Fall River % Bristol New Bedford % Essex Gloucester % Essex Salem % Plymouth Plymouth Suffolk Boston % New Hampshire % Rockingham Portsmouth % New York % 1.05 Albany Albany % New York New York % 1.09 Rhode Island % Newport Newport % Providence Providence % Atlantic Middle % Delaware % 0.23 New Castle Wilmington % District of Columbia % 0.00 District of Columbia Washington % Maryland % Anne Arundel Annapolis % Dorchester Cambridge % 0.00 Somerset Crisfield % Baltimore City Baltimore % New Jersey % Camden Camden % Camden Gloucester City % 0.01 Essex Newark % Gloucester Paulsboro % Middlesex Perth Amboy % Pennsylvania % Delaware Chester % Philadelphia Philadelphia % Virginia % Alexandria (city) Alexandria % Hopewell (city) Hopewell % Newport News (city) Newport News % Norfolk (city) Norfolk %

2 Richmond 14 Richmond (city) Petersburg % 0.16 Atlantic South % Florida % Brevard Port Canaveral % Broward Port Everglades % Duval Jacksonville % Miami Dade Miami % Nassau Fernandina Beach % Palm Beach W. Palm Beach % St. Lucie Fort Pierce % Georgia % Chatham Savannah % Glynn Brunswick % North Carolina % Carteret Beaufort % New Hanover Wilmington % South Carolina % Charleston Charleston % Georgetown Georgetown % Gulf of Mexico East % Alabama % Mobile Mobile % Florida % Bay Panama City % Escambia Pensacola % Hillsborough Tampa % Lee Boca Grande Manatee Port Manatee % 1.2 Monroe Key West % Pinellas Saint Petersburg % Mississippi % Harrison Gulfport % Jackson Pascagoula % Warren Vicksburg Washington Greenville Gulf of Mexico West % Louisiana % Calcasieu Lake Charles % East Baton Rouge Baton Rouge % Jefferson Avondale % Orleans New Orleans % Plaquemines Port Sulphur % St. Charles Destrehan % St. Charles St. Rose % St. James Good Hope St. James Gramercy % St. Mary Morgan City % Texas % Brazoria Freeport % Calhoun Port Lavaca % Cameron Brownsville % Galveston Galveston % Galveston Texas City % Harris Houston % Jefferson Beaumont % Jefferson Port Arthur % Jefferson Sabine % Nueces Corpus Christi % Orange Orange %

3 Pacific Hawaii % Hawaii % Hawaii Hawaii County Hawaii Hilo % Hawaii Kona Honolulu Honolulu % Kauai Nawiliwili Port Allen Maui Kahului % Pacific California % California % Alameda Alameda % Alameda Oakland % Contra Costa Crockett % Contra Costa Martinez % Contra Costa Richmond % Contra Costa Selby % 0 Humboldt Eureka % Los Angeles El Segundo % Los Angeles Long Beach % Los Angeles Los Angeles % Los Angeles Segundo % Marin San Pablo Bay % Mariposa El Capitan Monterey Monterey % Sacramento Sacramento % San Diego San Diego % San Francisco San Francisco % San Joaquin San Joaquin River % San Joaquin Stockton % San Luis Obispo Avila Beach % San Luis Obispo Morro Bay % San Mateo Redwood City % Solano Carquinez Strait % Solano Suisun Bay % Ventura Port Hueneme % Ventura Ventura % Pacific Northwest % Oregon % 0 Clatsop Astoria % Coos Coos Bay % Lincoln Newport % Multnomah Portland % Washington % Clallam Neah Bay Clallam Port Angeles % Clark Vancouver % Cowlitz Kalama % Cowlitz Longview % Grays Harbor Aberdeen % Jefferson Port Townsend % King Seattle % Pierce Tacoma % San Juan Friday Harbor % Skagit Anacortes % Snohomish Everett % Thurston Olympia % Whatcom Bellingham % Whatcom Blaine % Whatcom Point Roberts % 0.00 Pacific Alaska % Alaska %

4 Aleutians East Sand Point Anchorage Anchorage % Fairbanks North Star Fairbanks Haines Dalton Cache % Juneau Juneau % Ketchikan Gateway Ketchikan % Kodiak Island Kodiak % Sitka Sitka % Skagway Skagway % Wrangell Wrangell % Hoonah Angoon Pelican Petersburg Petersburg Valdez Cordova Valdez % Great Lakes West % Illinois % Cook Chicago % Peoria Peoria % Indiana % Lake East Chicago Lake Gary % Michigan % Alpena Alpena % Calhoun Battle Creek % Chippewa De Tour Village % Chippewa Sault Ste. Marie % Delta Escanaba % Mackinac Mackinac Island % Marquette Marquette % Muskegon Muskegon % 0 Ottawa Ferrysburg % Ottawa Grand Haven Presque Isle Presque Isle % Presque Isle Rogers City % Saginaw Saginaw/Bay City % St. Clair Algonac St. Clair Port Huron % Minnesota % Cook Grand Portage % Koochiching International Falls % Lake Silver Bay % Lake of the Woods Baudette Roseau Warroad % St. Louis Duluth Wisconsin % Ashland Ashland % Door Green Bay % Douglas Superior % Manitowoc Manitowoc Marinette Marinette % Milwaukee Milwaukee % Racine Racine % Sheboygan Sheboygan Great Lakes East % Michigan % Wayne Detroit % New York % Jefferson Alexandria Bay % Jefferson Cape Vincent Jefferson Clayton % Monroe Rochester % Niagara Niagara Falls %

5 Oswego Oswego % St. Lawrence Ogdensburg % Wayne Sodus Point % Ohio % Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula/Conneaut Ashtabula Conneaut Cuyahoga Cleveland % Erie Huron % Lake Fairport Lorain Lorain % Lucas Toledo % Pennsylvania % Erie Erie % Grand Total , , % ,364.4 Slope and forecasts were based on a linear Ordinary Least Squares regression over time. Slope coefficients and forecasted values for were only shown when the regressions yielded a statistically significant slope coefficient and forecasted values that were greater than or equal to zero. Historical data and predicted future dollar value of marine port shipments are presented in this table. The total value of marine port shipments for all waterfront counties in the United States was about $961 billion in 1997, and just under $1,640 billion in 2010, a 71 percent increase. The forecast puts the total value of marine port shipments in the year at just over $2,364 billion. The Pacific California region had the highest marine port shipments value of $461 billion in 2010, followed by Gulf of Mexico West ($368 billion), Atlantic Middle ($302 billion), Atlantic South ($239 billion), Pacific Northwest ($109 billion), and Atlantic North ($106 billion). Comparing the values of marine port shipments across states in 2010, California had the highest value of $461 billion, followed by Texas ($250 billion), New Jersey ($126 billion), Louisiana ($118 billion), Washington ($96 billion), Virginia ($88 billion), Georgia ($88 billion), New York ($83 billion), Florida ($80 billion), and South Carolina ($61 billion). Individual counties with more than $30 billion in marine port shipments value in 2010 included Los Angeles County, California ($381 billion), Harris County, Texas ($154 billion), and Essex County, New Jersey ($121 billion), Newport News, Virginia ($86 billion), New York County, New York ($82 billion), Chatham County, Georgia ($76 billion), Charleston County, South Carolina ($61 billion), Alameda County, California ($52 billion), King County, Washington ($49 billion), Orleans Parish, Louisiana ($46 billion), Baltimore City, Maryland ($45 billion), Jefferson County, Texas ($34 billion) and Pierce County in Washington ($31 billion). The overall trend in the value of marine shipments from 1997 to 2010 was upward, however, the rates of increase varied among various regions and states. From 1997 to 2010, the Western Gulf of Mexico region registered the highest increase in the value of marine port shipments at 147 percent, followed by the Eastern Gulf of Mexico and the Middle Atlantic (124 percent), Pacific Hawaii (121 percent), Atlantic South (61 percent), and Pacific California (54 percent). Only the Great Lakes East experienced a decrease in total value of marine port shipments ( 20 percent) during the time period.