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TABLE 10
U.S. EXPORTS OF SALT, BY CUSTOMS DISTRICT1
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
-   2014   2015
District   Quantity - Value2   Quantity - Value2
Anchorage, AK 3 948 3 1,150
Baltimore, MD (3) 418 r 1 648
Buffalo, NY 38 r 8,170 r 25 6,180
Charleston, SC (3) 609 r 1 1,060
Chicago, IL 1 364 r 4 1,360
Cleveland, OH 359 r 17,900 r 421 17,200
Detroit, MI 154 r 16,600 r 89 15,600
El Paso, TX 2 384 2 500
Great Falls, MT 6 r 2,190 r 3 1,440
Houston, TX 15 5,720 8 2,990
Laredo, TX 25 9,220 r 17 7,440
Los Angeles, CA 34 r 24,900 r 57 35,700
Miami, FL 4 2,190 r 5 2,230
New Orleans, LA 12 3,190 r 2 776
New York, NY 17 16,800 r 20 24,100
Nogales, AZ 4 1,560 4 1,740
Norfolk, VA 3 4,410 r 3 4,700
Ogdensburg, NY 20 r 3,640 r 15 3,260
Pembina, ND 11 r 1,530 r 4 1,330
Philadelphia, PA 1 444 r 1 456
San Diego, CA 2 1,070 r 3 1,370
San Francisco, CA 4 2,310 1 890
Savannah, GA 1 755 1 993
Seattle, WA 22 r 5,500 r 6 2,830
St. Albans, VT 6 906 r 4 670
Other4 191 r 15,400 r 141   12,300
Total   935 r 147,000 r 841   149,000
rRevised.
1Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to-
totals shown. (The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States code-
for salt is 2501.00.0000.)
2Free alongside ship value at U.S. ports.
3Less than - unit.
4Unknown but assumed to be rail and (or) truck shipments to Canada---
through various points of departure. Also includes minor shipments through-
19 other customs districts.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Mineral commodity prices


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