U.S. Exports by State of Origin statistics


State	POST		1990		1991		1992		1993		1994		1995		1996		1997		1998		1999
and	OFFICE
other areas	ABBREV-	FIPS	-		-
	IATION	CODE	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank	Total	Rank

Total............................................................	(X)	(X)	394,045	(X)	421,851	(X)	448,156	(X)	464,767	(X)	512,670	(X)	583,865	(X)	624,767	(X)	688,896	(X)	682,977	(X)	695,009	(X)

United States ............................................................	US	00000	315,065	(X)	351,343	(X)	379,263	(X)	391,925	(X)	429,808	(X)	487,761	(X)	555,960	(X)	615,788	(X)	612,390	(X)	624,609	(X)

Alabama............................................................	AL	01000	2,834	27	3,325	26	3,629	26	3,440	27	3,895	26	4,764	26	5,170	26	5,932	26	6,372	25	6,192	25
Alaska............................................................	AK	02000	2,850	26	3,134	28	3,195	28	2,512	31	2,456	31	2,772	32	2,879	33	2,721	34	1,954	39	2,564	35
Arizona............................................................	AZ	04000	3,729	22	4,465	20	5,109	20	5,436	21	6,467	20	7,327	21	10,503	17	13,820	14	11,415	17	11,824	16
Arkansas............................................................	AR	05000	920	39	1,147	37	1,324	37	1,353	37	1,672	35	1,994	36	2,003	37	2,305	35	2,286	34	2,178	39
California............................................................	CA	06000	44,520	1	50,415	1	56,307	1	57,198	1	66,292	1	77,529	1	93,418	1	99,161	1	95,768	1	97,920	1
Colorado............................................................	CO	08000	2,274	29	2,574	29	2,594	29	3,065	28	3,802	27	4,460	27	4,883	28	5,120	28	5,266	27	5,931	27
Connecticut............................................................	CT	09000	4,356	19	4,995	19	5,028	19	5,519	20	5,664	22	5,666	23	6,100	24	7,058	24	7,297	24	7,231	23
Delaware............................................................	DE	10000	1,344	36	1,441	36	1,508	36	1,318	39	1,498	38	1,402	40	1,594	39	2,067	38	2,232	36	2,287	36
District of Columbia............................................................	DC	11000	320	(X)	269	(X)	344	(X)	464	(X)	546	(X)	231	(X)	305	(X)	485	(X)	348	(X)	412	(X)
Florida............................................................	FL	12000	11,634	9	13,257	9	14,431	9	14,239	9	16,287	8	18,909	9	20,744	9	23,234	8	24,452	8	24,155	8
Georgia............................................................	GA	13000	5,763	15	6,815	15	7,652	15	6,823	16	8,237	16	10,291	16	10,982	16	12,949	15	13,476	14	13,749	14
Hawaii............................................................	HI	15000	179	50	148	50	206	50	260	48	297	49	241	50	284	50	334	50	276	50	274	50
Idaho............................................................	ID	16000	898	40	958	41	1,076	41	1,122	40	1,466	39	1,804	37	1,571	40	1,664	42	1,510	43	2,192	38
Illinois............................................................	IL	17000	12,965	8	14,025	8	15,328	8	16,424	7	19,097	6	22,163	5	24,176	6	26,455	6	28,914	6	29,432	6
Indiana............................................................	IN	18000	5,273	16	5,724	16	6,148	16	7,188	15	8,256	15	10,383	15	10,984	15	12,029	17	12,318	16	12,910	15
Iowa............................................................	IA	19000	2,189	30	2,263	30	2,476	30	2,779	29	3,214	29	3,842	29	4,400	29	5,118	29	4,901	28	4,094	29
Kansas............................................................	KS	20000	2,113	31	2,148	31	2,514	31	2,668	30	3,028	30	3,433	30	3,784	30	4,292	30	4,039	30	4,669	28
Kentucky............................................................	KY	21000	3,175	23	3,217	27	3,648	27	4,212	25	4,803	25	5,253	24	6,385	23	7,953	22	8,100	22	8,877	22
Louisiana............................................................	LA	22000	14,199	6	15,456	6	16,151	6	14,372	8	14,549	9	19,793	8	21,667	8	18,732	9	16,836	9	15,842	11
Maine............................................................	ME	23000	870	41	915	42	902	42	1,027	41	1,090	41	1,357	41	1,380	42	1,723	41	1,825	41	2,014	41
Maryland............................................................	MD	24000	2,592	28	3,363	25	3,879	25	4,376	24	4,874	24	5,223	25	5,019	27	5,214	27	4,722	29	4,009	31
Massachusetts............................................................	MA	25000	9,501	10	10,018	10	10,400	10	10,426	11	11,199	12	12,946	12	14,524	11	16,526	10	15,878	11	16,805	9
Michigan............................................................	MI	26000	18,474	5	20,236	5	20,414	5	23,198	5	25,830	4	25,275	4	27,553	4	32,254	5	28,977	5	31,086	5
Minnesota............................................................	MN	27000	5,091	18	5,376	17	6,137	17	6,228	18	6,621	19	7,747	19	8,992	19	9,447	19	9,147	20	9,373	21
Mississippi............................................................	MS	28000	1,605	33	1,738	34	1,963	34	1,687	34	1,846	34	2,592	33	2,623	34	2,290	36	2,286	35	2,216	37
Missouri............................................................	MO	29000	3,130	24	3,367	24	3,664	24	3,528	26	3,541	28	3,876	28	5,404	25	6,724	25	5,762	26	6,059	26
Montana............................................................	MT	30000	229	48	279	48	268	48	272	49	328	48	358	49	440	49	530	48	421	49	427	49
Nebraska............................................................	NE	31000	693	42	960	40	1,233	40	1,355	36	1,573	37	1,759	38	1,907	38	1,971	39	1,995	38	2,096	40
Nevada............................................................	NV	32000	394	44	427	44	507	44	539	44	621	44	665	44	1,268	43	1,075	45	688	46	1,067	45
New Hampshire............................................................	NH	33000	973	38	988	39	917	39	904	42	1,000	42	1,253	42	1,481	41	1,597	43	1,728	42	1,930	42
New Jersey............................................................	NJ	34000	7,633	14	8,740	13	8,955	13	9,286	13	10,519	13	11,071	14	13,119	13	15,167	13	15,371	13	15,355	12
New Mexico............................................................	NM	35000	249	47	309	47	356	47	434	45	526	45	432	46	931	44	1,776	40	1,855	40	3,134	32
New York............................................................	NY	36000	22,072	4	23,261	4	22,628	4	28,370	3	25,912	3	28,095	3	34,230	3	37,979	3	37,384	4	37,068	3
North Carolina............................................................	NC	37000	8,010	13	8,540	14	10,374	14	9,889	12	11,863	10	14,313	10	15,734	10	16,402	11	15,706	12	15,007	13
North Dakota............................................................	ND	38000	360	45	335	45	336	45	408	46	458	46	526	45	707	46	778	46	750	45	699	46
Ohio............................................................	OH	39000	13,378	7	14,855	7	16,306	7	17,306	6	19,007	7	20,967	7	22,677	7	24,903	7	24,852	7	24,883	7
Oklahoma............................................................	OK	40000	1,646	32	1,770	33	1,987	33	2,101	33	2,110	33	2,079	34	2,365	35	2,728	33	2,785	33	2,987	34
Oregon............................................................	OR	41000	4,065	20	4,264	22	4,890	22	5,273	22	6,103	21	7,667	20	8,948	20	9,151	21	9,031	21	10,471	18
Pennsylvania............................................................	PA	42000	8,491	12	9,411	12	10,329	12	10,463	10	11,650	11	13,031	11	14,364	12	16,069	12	15,974	10	16,170	10
Rhode Island............................................................	RI	44000	595	43	679	43	859	43	893	43	923	43	897	43	919	45	1,088	44	1,102	44	1,116	44
South Carolina............................................................	SC	45000	3,116	25	3,741	23	4,222	23	4,515	23	5,236	23	6,423	22	6,698	22	7,517	23	7,749	23	7,150	24
South Dakota............................................................	SD	46000	205	49	218	49	232	49	254	50	295	50	388	48	443	48	517	49	446	48	495	47
Tennessee............................................................	TN	47000	3,746	21	4,344	21	5,156	21	5,597	19	6,749	18	7,778	18	8,094	21	9,233	20	9,552	19	9,868	19
Texas............................................................	TX	48000	32,931	2	40,079	2	43,553	2	45,290	2	51,818	2	59,116	2	66,862	2	76,184	2	78,875	2	82,999	2
Utah............................................................	UT	49000	1,596	34	1,906	32	2,706	32	2,367	32	2,355	32	3,282	31	3,296	32	3,239	32	2,981	32	3,134	33
Vermont............................................................	VT	50000	1,154	37	1,091	38	1,314	38	1,342	38	1,371	40	1,620	39	3,302	31	3,811	31	3,668	31	4,023	30
Virginia............................................................	VA	51000	9,333	11	10,004	11	9,784	11	9,052	14	9,573	14	11,512	13	12,215	14	12,755	16	12,514	15	11,483	17
Washington............................................................	WA	53000	24,432	3	27,053	3	28,041	3	26,624	4	23,629	5	21,879	6	26,482	5	32,752	4	38,249	3	36,731	4
West Virginia............................................................	WV	54000	1,550	35	1,656	35	1,746	35	1,423	35	1,586	36	2,040	35	2,169	36	2,276	37	2,106	37	1,893	43
Wisconsin............................................................	WI	55000	5,158	17	5,319	18	6,173	18	6,769	17	7,722	17	8,931	17	9,504	18	10,125	18	9,752	18	9,673	20
Wyoming............................................................	WY	56000	264	46	328	46	368	46	337	47	360	47	411	47	481	47	560	47	500	47	458	48

Puerto Rico............................................................	(X)	(X)	3,600	(X)	3,657	(X)	3,872	(X)	4,073	(X)	4,473	(X)	4,501	(X)	5,134	(X)	5,601	(X)	6,274	(X)	8,301	(X)
Virgin Islands............................................................	(X)	(X)	51	(X)	171	(X)	121	(X)	150	(X)	139	(X)	216	(X)	184	(X)	233	(X)	90	(X)	155	(X)
Other ¹............................................................	(X)	(X)	75,328	(X)	66,680	(X)	64,900	(X)	68,619	(X)	78,250	(X)	91,387	(X)	63,490	(X)	67,275	(X)	64,223	(X)	61,944	(X)

X Not applicable.
1 Includes unreported, not specified, special category, estimated shipments, foreign trade zone, re-exports.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services, series FT 900, December issues.

http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/www/

*FOREIGN TRADE DATA COLLECTION

CENSUS BASIS

The Census basis goods data are compiled from the documents collected by the U.S. Customs Service and reflect the movement of goods between foreign countries and the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and U.S. Foreign Trade Zones. They include government and non-government shipments of goods, and exclude shipments between the United States and its territories and possessions, transactions with U.S. military, diplomatic and consular installations abroad, U.S. goods returned to the United States by its Armed Forces, personal and household effects of travelers, and in-transit shipments.

Exports are valued at the f.a.s.- free alongside ship value of merchandise at the U.S. port of export, based on the transaction price including inland freight, insurance and other charges incurred in placing the merchandise alongside the carrier at the U.S. port of exportation.

STATE STATISTICS

Export data by state denote the state (as reported by the exporter oragent on the Shipper's Export Declaration) from which the merchandiseactually starts its journey to the port of export. This may not be,necessarily, the state where the merchandise is grown, produced ormanufactured nor necessarily the actual location of the exporter. Inthe case of consolidated shipments, it is the state of the commodity ofgreatest value or the state of consolidation. Foreign Trade Zoneshipments are included in the U.S. Total, States/Territories total anddistributed among individual states and territories. A separate ForeignTrade Zone total is shown for reference only.

*Origin of Movement

The OM series, available since 1987, provides export statistics based on the state from which themerchandise starts its journey to the port of export. These data, which reflect the transportationorigin of exports, were developed to meet the needs of the transportation industry.

Limitations. In certain cases, the origin of movement is not the transportation origin. For manylarge agricultural and bulk shipments, the state often reflects the consolidation point or port ofexit. For example, intermediaries located in inland states ship agricultural commodities down theMississippi River for export from the port of New Orleans. They often report Louisiana, the statewhere the port of New Orleans is located, as the state of origin of movement.

The primary impact is on the state distribution of nonmanufactured exports, which are generallyexported by intermediaries. The most visible result is a tendency to understate exports from someagricultural states and to overstate exports from states like Louisiana that have ports that handlehigh-value shipments of farm products.

*

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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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1326. U.S. Exports by State of Origin