State Five Year Tonnage Trend. Shipping Tons Receving Tons Within Tons Total Tons

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1 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS BUILDING STRONG 2015 State Quick Facts (Tons in Millions) Tons Shipped Tons Received Tons Shipped Within State Total Commerical Docks Total Value (billions)- $8.65 Total Domestic Tons Total Import Tons Total Export Tons Total Tons Source: Waterborne Commerce Statistics, 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Analysis (Commodity dollar values are not calculated for foreign movements) Tons (Millions) State Five Year Tonnage Trend Shipping Tons Receving Tons Within Tons Total Tons

2 State Sending Tons Total Tonnage Sent to Sent to Louisiana 3,381,966 Chemicals-62% Illinois 2,021,179 Coal-36% Kentucky 349,479 Others-73% Tennessee 241,497 Petroleum-51% Ohio 158,716 ** Arkansas 127,862 Petroleum-60% Kansas 109,800 ** Alabama 95,178 Iron/Steel-92% Minnesota 65,836 ** Texas 65,119 Chemicals-71% Indiana 31,636 ** Oklahoma 19,100 ** Iowa 7,607 ** Mississippi 4,490 ** **Unknown and Not Elsewhere Classified Products

3 State Receiving Tons Total Tonnage Recieved from Recieved from State Receiving Tons Total Tonnage Recieved from Recieved from Louisiana 17,339,457 Grains-52% Indiana 17,381 ** Tennessee 2,134,597 Aggregates-50% Illinois 1,804,804 Others-55% Mississippi 1,162,192 Aggregates-67% Texas 979,384 Others-75% Kentucky 883,011 Aggregates-63% Arkansas 560,026 Aggregates-84% Minnesota 462,361 ** West Virginia 428,640 ** Pennsylvania 317,332 Aggregates-96% Alabama 311,258 Grains-70% Ohio 277,979 ** Wisconsin 270,945 ** Iowa 224,196 ** Oklahoma 56,989 ** Kansas 36,890 ** **Unknown and Not Elsewhere Classified Products

4 Five Year Trend of Tonnage Shipped or Received in - Continued Commodity Group Avg Tonnage % of Total Tons Five Year Commodity Trend (Millions of Tons) (Millions) (All Years) Aggregates 12,251,539 31% Chemicals 2,635,637 7% Coal 7,392,459 19% Crude Petrol 590,262 2% Grains 7,005,203 18% Iron/Steel 364,712 <1% Ores/Minerals 1,298,684 3% Others 6,824,831 17% Petroleum 831,859 2% **-Year = Insufficient Operators to Release Tonnage 2015 State Lock Tons by Direction Upbound Tons Downbound Tons Mississippi L&D 20 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 21 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 22 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 24 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 25 - Mississippi River Melvin Price L&D - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 27 - Mississippi River 0 20,000,000 40,000,000 60,000,000 80,000,000 ** - Insufficient operators to release directional tonnage

5 Commodity Value Distribution Charts by Waterway Type Source: Waterborne Commerce Statistics, 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Analysis (Values Not Calculated for Foreign Movements) 2015 River Traffic Commodity Value Distribution Total Value: $8.65 (Billion) Crude Petrol - <1% Aggregates - 1% Iron/Steel - 2% Coal - 4% Ores/Minerals - 5% Petroleum - 10% Others - 17% Chemicals - 24% Grains - 37% Remaining <1% unable to release due to insufficient operators 2015 Top 5 Waterways (Tons in thousands; values in Millions of dollars) Waterway Name State Rank Tons Value Mississippi River 1 35,023.9 $8,606.4 River 2 4,624.0 $134.9 Commodity Values not calculated for foreign/coastal movements. ** Insufficient operators to release, 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Analysis tonnage 2015 Top 3 Ports (Tons in thousands) Port Name U.S. Rank Type Total Port Tons Port Tons Within State St. Louis, MO and IL 3 River 34, ,470.8 Kansas City, MO 17 River 1, ,421.6 New Madrid Harbor, MO (Mile 889) 20 River 1, ,124.2 ** Insufficient operators to release tonnage