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PORTLAND CEMENT PRODUCTION, CAPACITY, AND STOCKS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY DISTRICT1
    2005   2006
        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 3,241 4,569 70.9 220 5 3,356 4,203 79.8 235
Pennsylvania, eastern 7 4,715 5,410 87.2 270 7 4,411 4,530 7 81.3 277 7
Pennsylvania, western 3 1,573 1,719 91.5 126 7 3 1,605 1,770 7 90.7 117
Illinois 4 3,237 3,410 7 95.0 199 7 4 3,108 3,420 7 91.0 171 7
Indiana 4 3,058 3,723 82.2 223 4 3,025 3,720 7 81.3 234
Michigan and Wisconsin 6 5,599 7,330 7 76.4 323 7 5 5,437 7,328 74.2 422 7
Ohio 2 986 1,333 74.0 57 2 966 1,304 74.1 60
Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota 5 4,502 6,062 74.3 392 5 4,558 6,048 75.4 516
Kansas 4 2,887 3,110 7 92.8 146 4 3,003 3,329 90.2 249
Missouri 5 5,332 7,017 76.0 444 5 5,240 6,958 75.3 678
Florida8 7 5,726 7,301 78.4 537 7 7 5,876 7,301 80.5 591 7
Georgia, Virginia, West Virginia 4 2,370 3,440 7 68.9 268 4 2,446 3,440 7 71.2 280
Maryland 3 2,552 2,706 94.3 146 3 2,651 3,087 85.9 222 7
South Carolina 3 3,267 5,018 65.1 185 3 3,315 5,109 64.9 223
Alabama 5 5,123 5,948 86.1 270 5 5,201 6,036 86.2 403
Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee 4 3,311 3,679 90.0 304 4 3,492 3,700 7 94.3 348
Arkansas and Oklahoma 4 2,810 3,280 7 85.6 128 4 2,703 3,260 7 83.0 233
Texas, northern 6 6,639 7,560 7 87.8 803 6 6,467 7,594 85.2 903 7
Texas, southern 5 4,916 5,620 7 87.5 211 6 4,882 5,850 7 83.4 411
Arizona and New Mexico 3 2,788 3,480 7 80.2 106 3 2,549 3,310 7 77.0 163
Colorado and Wyoming 3 2,648 3,025 87.5 185 3 2,579 3,450 7 72.8 238
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah 6 3,085 3,740 7 82.6 203 6 3,043 3,750 7 81.2 256
Alaska and Hawaii -- -- -- -- 71 -- -- -- -- 97
California, northern 3 2,696 2,944 91.6 127 7 3 2,454 2,853 86.0 318 7
California, southern 8 8,868 10,200 7 86.6 217 7 8 8,495 10,238 83.0 435 7
Oregon and Washington 4 1,974 2,448 80.6 163 4 1,906 2,540 7 75.1 158 7
Importers9 --   --   --   --   639 r, 7   --   --   --   --   456 7
Total or average10 113 93,904 114,000 7 82.3 6,910 r, 7 113 92,768 115,000 7 80.6 8,700 7
Puerto Rico 2 1,584 2,462   64.3   45 2   1,546   2,462   62.8   26 7
Grand total or average10   115   95,488   117,000 7 81.9 6,960 r, 7   115 94,313 118,000 7 80.2 8,720 7
rRevised. -- 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 output mix, including masonry cement, and allowing for downtime for routine maintenance.
3Includes cement made from imported clinker.
4Includes imported cement. Includes stocks at mills and terminals and in transit.
5District assignation is the location of the reporting facilities, including terminals. Includes independent importers for which district assignations were possible.
6Calculated relative to portland cement output; utilization percentage would be higher if calculated to include masonry cement output.
7Data contains estimates for nonrespondent or incompletely reporting facilities.
8Production and grinding capacity data exclude a plant that produced only masonry cement.
9Data include only those importers or terminals for which district 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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