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)

	2004		2005
Customs district	Quantity	Value	Quantity	Value
Baltimore, MD	1	365	(3)	213
Buffalo, NY	454	179,000	423	152,000
Charleston, SC	1,110	309,000	869	253,000
Charlotte, NC	21	5,500	--	--
Chicago, IL	45	2,720	20	1,880
Cleveland, OH	23	350	11	665
Detroit, MI	1,220	272,000	1,450	280,000
Duluth, MN	26	6,920	39	8,640
El Paso, TX	31	8,410	32	6,970
Great Falls, MT	18	3,350	12	2,120
Houston-Galveston, TX	27	18,500	18	17,900
Laredo, TX	34	27,400	34	23,600
Los Angeles, CA	2	1,770	2	1,580
Miami, FL	2	236	(3)	112
Mobile, AL	195	49,100	56	12,000
New Orleans, LA	741	229,000	95	23,300
New York, NY	3	1,500	3	552
Nogales, AZ	9	2,860	11	3,640
Ogdensburg, NY	28	15,100	16	9,520
Pembina, ND	78	23,300	72	20,700
Philadelphia, PA	(3)	86	1	348
Portland, ME	1	105	(3)	11
San Diego, CA	46	10,200	55	13,200
Savannah, GA	30	414	1	322
Seattle, WA	514	62,200	618	75,700
Tampa, FL	4	261	3	324
Other	1	1,020	2	1,280
Total	4,660	1,230,000	3,840	909,000
�-- 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 value.
³Less than � unit.

Source:� U.S. Census Bureau.