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PORTLAND CEMENT PRODUCTION, CAPACITY, AND STOCKS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY DISTRICT1
    2004   2005
        Capacity2   Stocks at           Capacity2   Stocks at  
Production3 Finish grinding yearend4 Production3 Finish grinding yearend4
Active (thousand (thousand Percentage (thousand Active (thousand (thousand Percentage (thousand
District5   plants   metric tons)   metric tons)   utilized6   metric tons)     plants   metric tons)   metric tons)   utilized6   metric tons)  
Maine and New York 5 3,266 4,569 71.5 167 5 3,241 4,569 70.9 220
Pennsylvania, eastern7 7 4,706 5,378 87.5 209 8 7 4,715 5,410 87.2 270
Pennsylvania, western 3 1,522 1,704 89.3 105 8 3 1,573 1,719 91.5 126 8
Illinois 4 3,009 3,388 88.8 263 4 3,237 3,410 8 95.0 199 8
Indiana 4 3,077 3,723 82.6 253 4 3,058 3,723 82.2 223
Michigan and Wisconsin9 6 5,688 7,363 77.3 283 6 5,599 7,330 8 76.4 323 8
Ohio 2 1,020 1,333 76.6 49 2 986 1,333 74.0 57
Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota 5 4,257 6,064 70.2 346 5 4,502 6,062 74.3 392
Kansas 4 2,687 3,042 88.3 196 4 2,887 3,110 8 92.8 146
Missouri 5 5,263 6,822 77.1 471 5 5,332 7,017 76.0 444
Florida7 7 5,232 7,370 8 71.0 420 7 5,726 7,301 78.4 537 8
Georgia, Virginia, West Virginia 4 2,832 3,847 73.6 168 4 2,370 3,440 8 68.9 268
Maryland 3 2,519 2,706 93.1 164 3 2,552 2,706 94.3 146
South Carolina 3 3,114 4,587 67.9 272 3 3,267 5,018 65.1 185
Alabama 5 4,796 5,173 92.7 299 5 5,123 5,948 86.1 270
Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee 4 3,232 3,587 90.1 335 8 4 3,311 3,679 90.0 304
Arkansas and Oklahoma 4 2,753 3,277 84.0 253 4 2,810 3,280 8 85.6 128
Texas, northern7 6 6,393 7,400 8 86.3 322 6 6,639 7,560 8 87.8 803
Texas, southern 5 4,791 5,534 86.6 214 8 5 4,916 5,620 8 87.5 211
Arizona and New Mexico 3 2,750 3,477 79.1 98 3 2,788 3,480 8 80.2 106
Colorado and Wyoming 3 2,706 3,281 82.5 146 3 2,648 3,025 87.5 185
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah 6 2,973 3,770 8 78.9 180 6 3,085 3,740 8 82.6 203
Alaska and Hawaii -- -- -- -- 65 -- -- -- -- 71
California, northern 3 2,656 2,944 90.2 153 3 2,696 2,944 91.6 127 8
California, southern7 8 9,272 10,500 8 88.4 331 8 8,868 10,200 8 86.6 217 8
Oregon and Washington 4 1,921 2,390 80.4 189 8 4 1,974 2,448 80.6 163
Independent importers, n.e.c.9 --   --   --   -- 315 8   --   --   --   --   528 8
Total or average10 113 92,434 113,000 8 81.6   6,270 8 113 93,904 114,000 8 82.3 6,850 8
Puerto Rico 2 1,580 2,462 64.2   43 2   1,584   2,462   64.3   45
Grand total or average10   115   94,014   116,000 8 81.3 6,310 8   115 95,488 117,000 8 81.9 6,900 8
-- Zero.
1Even when presented unrounded, data are thought to be accurate to no more than three significant digits.Includes data for white cement.
2Reported grinding capacity is based on fineness needed to produce a plant's normal product mix, including masonry cement, and allowing for downtime for routine maintenance.
3Includes cement produced from imported clinker.
4Includes imported cement. Includes mills and terminals.
5District assignation is the location of the reporting facilities. Includes independent importers for which regional assignations were possible.
6Calculated relative to portland cement output.
7Data, except for stockpiles, exclude one plant that reported cement (clinker) grinding capacity but reported no production of portland cement.
8Data contain estimates for nonrespondent or incompletely reporting facilities.
9Not elsewhere classified. Data include only those importers or terminals for which regional assignations were not possible.
10Data may not add to totals shown because of independent rounding.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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