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1086. Federal Expenditures for Civil Functions of the Corps of Engineers, United States Army
[In millions of dollars (873 represents $873,000,000). For fiscal years ending in year shown, see text, Section 9, State and Local Government. These expenditures represent the
work of the Corps of Engineers to plan, design, construct, operate, and maintain civil works projects and activities, particularly in the management and improvement of rivers,
harbors, and waterways for navigation,flood control, and multiple purposes. The amounts listed below do not include the expenditure of funds contributed, advanced, or reimbursed by
other government agencies or local interests.Includes Puerto Rico and outlying areas]
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Total
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Multi-
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Fiscal year
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pro-
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Navi-
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Flood
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ple
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gram 1
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gation
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control
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pur-
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pose
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1960
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873
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310
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293
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270
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1965
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1,169
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426
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447
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283
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1970
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1,128
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398
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379
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331
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1975
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2,070
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694
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904
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439
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1977
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2,340
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792
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918
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594
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1978
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2,645
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951
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1,069
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583
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1979
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2,934
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1,083
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1,218
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577
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1980
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3,061
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1,225
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1,228
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551
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1981
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3,198
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1,339
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1,273
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527
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1982
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2,940
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1,331
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1,083
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453
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1983
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2,959
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1,290
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1,088
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482
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1984
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3,085
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1,383
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1,154
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445
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1985
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2,956
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1,234
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1,187
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419
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1986
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3,163
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1,345
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1,300
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402
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1987
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2,937
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1,135
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1,272
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411
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1988
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3,086
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1,271
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1,271
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423
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1989
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3,252
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1,395
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1,253
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462
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1990
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3,297
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1,391
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1,397
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375
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1991
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3,511
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1,473
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1,447
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443
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1992
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3,675
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1,562
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1,469
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469
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1993
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3,335
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1,461
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1,243
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464
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1994
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3,727
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1,607
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1,436
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521
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1995
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3,796
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1,620
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1,399
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598
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1996
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3,627
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1,566
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1,349
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557
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1997
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3,745
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1,620
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1,430
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545
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1998
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4,091
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1,660
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1,523
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618
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1 Includes expenditures which are not associated with a specific purpose (e.g., headquarters staff supervision, management, andadministration activities, and some
research and development activities).
Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Report of Civil Works Expenditures by State and Fiscal Year, annual.
http://www.wrsc.usace.army.mil/ndc/
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/1086_federal_expenditures_for_civil_functions_of.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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