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TABLE 13
U.S. IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP,
BY CUSTOMS DISTRICT1, 2
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
 
    2005   2006
Customs district   Quantity   Value   Quantity   Value
Baltimore, MD (3) 213 1.187 198
Buffalo, NY 423 152,000 529 231,000
Charleston, SC 869 253,000 907 239,000
Charlotte, NC -- -- 21 4,410
Chicago, IL 20 1,880 3 2,520
Cleveland, OH 11 665 56 4,220
Detroit, MI 1,450 280,000 1,600 354,000
Duluth, MN 39 8,640 48 13,700
El Paso, TX 32 6,970 40 11,300
Great Falls, MT 12 2,120 19 5,150
Houston-Galveston, TX 18 17,900 21 25,000
Laredo, TX 34 23,600 42 35,300
Los Angeles, CA 2 1,580 2 1,550
Miami, FL (3) 112 4 989
Mobile, AL 56 12,000 196 48,300
New Orleans, LA 95 23,300 346 92,500
New York, NY 3 552 37 12,800
Nogales, AZ 11 3,640 8 2,750
Ogdensburg, NY 16 9,520 12 8,380
Pembina, ND 72 20,700 102 35,500
Philadelphia, PA 1 348 3 602
Portland, ME (3) 11 (3) 104
San Diego, CA 55 13,200 134 25,200
Savannah, GA 1 322 (3) 498
Seattle, WA 618 75,700 677 89,300
Tampa, FL 3 324 5 650
Other 2   1,280   (3)   488
Total 3,840   909,000 4,820   1,250,000
-- 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.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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