U.S. Imports For Consumption Of Iron And Steel Scrap, By Customs District

TABLE 13
U.S. IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP,
BY CUSTOMS DISTRICT^{1, 2}

(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)

	2009			2010
Customs district	Quantity	Value		Quantity	Value
Baltimore, MD	2	1,240		(3)	609
Buffalo, NY	596	185,000		518	282,000
Charleston, SC	178	44,300		224	83,800
Chicago, IL	15	1,290		2	1,270
Cleveland, OH	(3)	427		1	2,760
Columbia-Snake, OR	36	6,570		34	9,890
Detroit, MI	644	157,000		974	363,000
Duluth, MN	52	13,700		29	14,500
El Paso, TX	35	10,200		77	28,600
Great Falls, MT	93	19,700		183	58,600
Houston-Galveston, TX	3	7,680		3	9,770
Laredo, TX	84	46,700		156	109,000
Los Angeles, CA	2	3,430		7	11,500
Miami, FL	5	1,210		8	1,660
Mobile, AL	65	21,200		61	23,700
New Orleans, LA	138	41,300		299	107,000
New York, NY	(3)	641		4	1,900
Nogales, AZ	11	3,730		11	3,940
Norfolk, VA	(3)	109		1	1,470
Ogdensburg, NY	38	15,600		29	37,100
Pembina, ND	25	11,400		35	21,400
Philadelphia, PA	(3)	174		17	7,190
Portland, ME	7	2,570		8	5,710
San Diego, CA	79	21,900		195	54,400
Seattle, WA	878	195,000		889	173,000
Tampa, FL	3	552		8	2,220
Other	3	858	^r	3	1,410
Total	2,990	814,000		3,780	1,420,000
^rRevised.
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.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau.