, set your favorite (default) AXESweb state,
database, output options, etc. To do this go to
(Blue menu bar on the left) and change each of the settings to the ones you
would normally choose.
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1) To quickly run a state ranking (every state to the world) by $
value of most recent year to date (YTD) exports.
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Select State NAICS as the database from the blue menu bar on the left (under Queries). |
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Next to "List rows by" choose show all states. |
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Click the Search! button at the top left. |
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Your answer table is displayed in the bottom "results" window.
Easy wasn’t it? The new design was created to make searches easier
then ever!! To run US by country choose show all countries. Similarly
if you wish to run US by industry choose show all industries.
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You are not limited to total dollar value, you can change unit of quantity to
air value, air wgt (KG),
vessel value and vessel wgt (KG).
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Hot Tip: Set your default "list rows by" setting for quick lists of states,
countries or industries. For example, if you only look at exports from your
state by industry, you could customize your default setting to
show all industries.
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(NOTE: Census provides an excellent crosswalk from NAICS to SIC at
http://www.census.gov/epcd/www/naicstab.htm)
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2) If you want to run exports from one state to every country.
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Choose show all countries and then choose your state on the next line. |
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Click the Search! button at the top left. |
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Your table shows exports from your selected state
to all countries displayed in the bottom "results" window.
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3) Display results in a new window.
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In the query window click New Window
(next to "Report Display") and click Search!.
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Your results will appear in a full window for easier viewing. |
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4) Drill Down!
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Let’s start with a state ranking table. (See #1 above.) Each result row has a
blue link. Also, note that the
"Drilldown by:" "All industries" button is on at the
top of the result table.
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Choose your state and click the link. |
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The results show your state’s exports ranked by 3-digit NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) code. |
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Note the All States button is on.
Switch the drill down direction by clicking the All Countries button.
Click on the blue link for one of your state’s industries.
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The results show your state’s exports in the industry you selected
by all countries of destination.
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5) Print! Create an Adobe Acrobat pdf report.
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If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader click here.
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Use your browser’s "back" button to get back to the query menu. |
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Pull down the "Output/Chart" list in the query menu and select
pdf. Click Search!.
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In the headers of the results table, an Adobe Version button will appear.
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Click the Adobe Version button and Adobe will open to display your report.
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From here the report may be printed, emailed directly, or saved to a file.
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6) Download data to Excel format.
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Use the "back" button to get back to the query menu.
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Select xls from the "Output/Chart"
options list in the query window. Click Search!.
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In the headers of the results table, an Excel Version
button will appear.
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Click the Excel Version button and open or save the
file in Excel. (Note: You will want to choose "save" so you can rename the
file something that is meaningful to you. Don’t forget to change
"save as type" to a Microsoft Excel file.)
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Choose csv format instead of excel for an unformatted file easily opened in excel.
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7) Aggregations by U.S. and World region.
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Go back to the query menu.
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Pull down the state pick list and select Mountain
(or your region). Aggregations appear at the top of the list after the
TOTAL ALL category.
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Go to "List rows by" and choose show all industries.
Click Search!.
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The results show Mountain States exports by Industry.
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Hot Tip: To find out the states that comprise the Mountain
region choose show all states and Mountain.
The result is a report listing each state in that region.
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To produce a multiple aggregation pull down the country
list and select European Union. Select
show all industries.
Note that searching by multiple aggregations, i.e.,
Mountain States exports
Manufactured Goods to Caribbean,
may take a few extra seconds to produce results.
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To create your own lists of state, countries and industries see
example 6 page 7 on how to Customize,
My User Lists.
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8) "Sort by" and "Unit of
quantity" options - Compare state rankings by percent increase and
decrease 2000-2001 in air weight of exports to state rankings by
increase and decrease 2000-2001.
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Clear all selections by clicking Reset at the top of the screen.
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Select show all states.
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Pull down the "Unit of quantity" picklist and select Air weight (KG).
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Pull down the "Sort Order" list and
select %Incr. 2000-01. Click Search!.
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Note that very small states tend to have higher growth rates.
This is because a small unit increase can be a large percent
increase for a small state.
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In the top window change the default descending order to ascending.
Click Search!. Now the data is ranked by greatest percentage
loss in air weight.
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Now in the top window switch ascending back to descending
and change "Sort Order" from %Incr. 2000-01 to
Incr. 2000-01 (without the %). Click Search!.
Note that large states tend to have the largest absolute increases.
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9) Graphics! Bubble – growth rates.
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Clear all selections by clicking Reset.
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Select show all states.
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Pull down the "Output/Chart" option list.
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Select Bubble-growth rates in the
query window, then click Search!.
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This bubble chart shows a simple picture of export growth in the
past 2 years while indicating the magnitude of shipments by the size of the bubble.
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For a good time, click on the Bigger button a few times, then
the Smaller button.
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Try removing a bubble by clicking on the remove button.
Removing bubbles is useful if the scale of the chart is
distorted by 1 or 2 small outlying values.
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"Mouse-over" any bubble to see the data values.
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Click on any bubble to drill down!
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Switch the drill down direction by clicking the button above
the data table below the chart. Click on a bubble to drill down!
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Press download to save the graph to gif format for your
report or to wallpaper your desktop. :)
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10) Bubble – growth vs. aggregates.
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Select your state from the state list, show all industries
and leave the default destination total all countries.
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Select the Bubble-growth vs aggregates
chart option. Click Search!.
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Tip! You may need to remove outlying bubbles. To do
this click on the remove link above the graph.
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This chart compares your state’s export growth by industry to
US export growth by industry.
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Now choose Canada from the country list
and search again. This produces 2 charts, one comparing
your state’s and US export growth to Canada by industry
and the second comparing your state’s exports to Canada
and your state’s exports to the World by industry.
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11) More graphics.
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Select Time series pie chart from the "Output/Chart"
Options list, then click Search!.
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Click, hold and spin the pies to "wow" your clients!
(Pie drill downs coming soon!)
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Try each of the other graph types.
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Hot Tip: Create a customized user list to graph specific states,
countries, or industries.
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Don’t forget to "download" some graphs to email your friends!! :)
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1) State HS
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Select your state from the list and "Top commodities". Note
that "HS detail" is set to a default of "2" digits.
Click Search! Note, there are 99 HS codes compared to 34 2-digit
SIC and 33 3-digit NAICS codes.
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Now increase the commodity detail by clicking the "HS detail" = "4"
button and click Search!.
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Finally click the "HS detail" = "6" button and search
again. This is the most detailed data available for state exports at
this time. There are 4,500 6-digit codes.
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Drill down on your state’s #1 commodity to see how your state ranks.
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Note: You can limit your search by changing the # of rows
from the default of "top 250" to "top 10",
"top 25", "top 50", or "top 100".
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2) The HS Applet Lookup
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Click Choose HS to find a specific HS code. It's easiest to
keep the HS Lookup Applet open throughout your session if you use it often.
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The 99 2-digit HS codes are listed numerically by code.
Scroll down the list to get an idea of how commodities
are grouped at the 2-digit level.
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To bypass a numeric search, type the word apple in the
"Key search" space then press enter or click More Detail.
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Select Apples, fresh from the resulting match list.
Note that HS code 080810 and the description are entered
automatically in the query window.
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With the HS Applet still open, select show all states,
Total All Countries from the query window.
(The HS Applet will be minimized as soon as you click in
the query window).Click Search! on the query window.
The state ranking of fresh apple exports is returned in the result table.
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Click on the minimized HS Applet to open it and
click the applet’s Start Over button.
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Select Edible Fruit & Nuts. Note that HS code 08
and the description appear back in the query window.
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With the HS Applet still open, click Search!
again in the query window. The state ranking of
"Fruit & Nut" exports is returned in the result table.
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Click on the minimized HS Applet icon to open it
again and click "More Detail". The resulting list
shows 4-digit detail for fruits. Select Apples,
pears...then click Search! again in the query
window to obtain the state ranking for HS 0808,
apples and pears.
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Finally, click the HS Applet icon to open it and
press "More Detail".
Choose from the only two 6-digit
codes, Apple, fresh or Pears and quinces
...and click Search! to rank the states.
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Open the HS Applet again and use the Back button
twice to get back to the 2-digit level. Select Edible
Fruit & Nuts at the 2-digit level.
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On the query window select California, change HS detail
to "6", and then click Search!. The results show all 6-digit
fruits within the 2-digit code selected in the HS Applet.
To retrieve a report about all commodities beginning with
the same 2, 4, or 6-digits:
*Select the 2,4, or 6-digit HS code.
*Click any level of detail button greater than the level of the code selected.
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3) State Port
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Select the State Port query from the AXESWeb left nav bar.
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Select your state, choose All Ports from the port list,
and click Search!.
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The result table shows the ports through which your state’s exports leave the country.
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Select your favorite port, choose All States from the
state list, and click Search!. The result table shows
the states shipping through your favorite port. This
data is of great interest to airports and seaports that
want to know if they are losing traffic to competing ports.
(Don’t forget that you can change the "unit of quantity"
from total dollar value to
air value and air weight to retrieve
data on airports and vessel value and
vessel weight to retrieve
data on sea ports.)
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4) District HS - This is the only US database
with import statistics. There are no state import statistics.
This database shows the customs districts where goods enter
and leave the US, regardless of state of origin or destination.
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Select US HS from the left nav bar.
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If the HS Applet is still open from State HS (it may be open but minimized) close it.
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Find Chicago, IL Customs District imports from Saudi Arabia
by "top 100" 10-digit commodities.(Be patient. Searches
can take 30 seconds at the 10-digit level.)
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Switch the trade flow from imports to exports and click Search!.
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Click Find an HS and use the keyword search to find the
10-digit HS code for skis. The keyword search returns
matching 6-digit codes. Select snow skis and press more
detail to get to 10-digits. There are 2 10-digit export
codes for skis and ski parts.
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Close the HS Applet and switch trade flow to "imports".
Repeat the search for the 10-digit code for skis. Note
that there are more 10-digit codes for "imports" under
snow-skis than for "exports". Snowboards and cross-country
skis have their own import codes. There are 8,000 10-digit
HS export codes and 16,000 10-digit import codes. Export
and import codes for the same commodity, like skis, may be
different at the 10-digit level.
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Select snowboards from the HS Applet. Choose Total US
from the district list and All countries from the
country list. Pull down the "Unit of quantity" list
from the query window and select units. Pull down the
"Sort order" list and select Incr. 1999-00. Click Search!.
Which country had the greatest increase in number of
snowboards to the US in 2000?
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Change the sort order back to 2000. Change the unit of
quantity to unit value and click Search!. Which country
sold us the most expensive snowboards in 2000?
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Close the HS Applet.
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Switch "trade flow" back to exports.
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Rank "All districts" by dollar value of snow skis
exports at the 10-digit level to Total All Countries.
This provides information about competitors if you
know or can surmise the districts they ship through.
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Now switch queries to the State HS database by clicking
on it in the AXESWeb left nav bar.
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Find state exports of skis at the 6-digit level to find
out how much competitors are exporting if you know where
the skis are produced. Sometimes you can match shipments
by both state of origin and district of exit, especially
for a specific country, mode of transportation, and time period.
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Select Inter-Am. from the left nav bar.
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Find Brazil exports by country. Change the Inter-Am.
Country to Brazil and Partner Country to All Countries.
Click Search!. The result is a table of exports from Brazil
to every partner country in total US dollars (1,000s).
To get the imports from every country into Brazil just
switch the "trade flow" button from "Exports" to "Imports".
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Find Brazil exports by commodity. Change All Countries
to Total All Countries. Click "List rows by" and choose
show all commodities. The result is a table of exports
from Brazil to the world by commodity. To get the imports
from the world into Brazil by commodity just switch the
"trade flow" button from "Exports" to "Imports".
TIP: To get the exports or imports at a greater level
just click on the 4 or 6 digit detail. The resulting table
breaks down the commodities at a more detailed level.
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"Unit of quantity" can be searched by US dollar value or weight (KG).
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As with all the databases you are also able to create charts.
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1) My User Lists - This is perhaps
my favorite feature. If you need to aggregate values for a
grouping of states, countries, industries/commodities you
will want to use this feature.
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Click Customize on the blue menu bar.
Then click My User Lists.
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To create a unique state grouping, click on the tab that is labeled
State (US). As you click on a state it will move from the
left box to the right box. If you mistakenly move a state
to the right box you can always send it back by clicking
on the left arrow. When you have selected all of your
states enter "a list name" (such as "New England").
Click save, then click ok. It will now be listed
in your "current lists".
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To use your newly created list, re-select your database
of interest on the blue menu bar to refresh your
query frame. Now when you pull down the state list,
your list will appear as a new item near the top!
Select your list and run any query. Note that choosing
show all states will report data for the component states
in your list, while choosing show all industries or
show all countries will report aggregated values for the
states in your list.
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You can easily edit, rename, and delete any lists you create.
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To create unique groupings by country, industry/commodity,
or port, just follow the same steps as above.
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When you create a State HS list, you will notice that you
can highlight more than one entry at a time. Simply hold
the control key down while highlighting the HS codes you
want or drag or shift click to select a range. You may
create a mixed list of 2, 4, and 6-digit codes!
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Select HS lists you create via the My HS Lists button in the State HS database.
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Hot Tip: Use lists to graph specific states, countries,
and industries. Also, save your favorite individual HS
codes as single item lists for quick access via the
My HS Lists button.
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2) Desktop Settings - This is the
way to make your screen reflect your individuality.
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Go to Customize, My Desktop Settings and from there
you can customize your colors and backgrounds.
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| District | Port | Description |
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| 01 | | Portland, Maine |
| | 0101 | Portland, Maine |
| | 0102 | Bangor, Maine |
| | 0103 | Eastport, Maine |
| | 0104 | Jackman, Maine |
| | 0105 | Vanceboro, Maine |
| | 0106 | Houlton, Maine |
| | 0107 | Fort Fairfield, Maine |
| | 0108 | Van Buren, Maine |
| | 0109 | Madawaska, Maine |
| | 0110 | Fort Kent, Maine |
| | 0111 | Bath, Maine |
| | 0112 | Bar Harbor, Maine |
| | 0115 | Calais, Maine |
| | 0118 | Limestone, Maine |
| | 0121 | Rockland, Maine |
| | 0122 | Jonesport, Maine |
| | 0127 | Bridgewater, Maine |
| | 0131 | Portsmouth, New Hampshre |
| | 0132 | Belfast, Maine |
| | 0152 | Searsport, Maine |
| | 0181 | Lebanon Municipal Airport, New Hampshire |
| | 0182 | Manchester User Fee Airport, Manchester,Nh. |
| 02 | | St. Albans, Vermont |
| | 0201 | St. Albans, Vermont |
| | 0203 | Richford, Vermont |
| | 0206 | Beecher Falls, Vermont |
| | 0207 | Burlington, Vermont |
| | 0209 | Derby Line, Vermont |
| | 0211 | Norton, Vermont |
| | 0212 | Highgate Springs-Alburg, Vt |
| 04 | | Boston, Massachusetts |
| | 0401 | Boston, Mass. |
| | 0402 | Springfield, Mass. |
| | 0403 | Worcester, Mass. |
| | 0404 | Gloucester, Mass. |
| | 0405 | New Bedford, Mass. |
| | 0406 | Plymouth, Mass. |
| | 0407 | Fall River, Mass. |
| | 0408 | Salem, Mass. |
| | 0409 | Provincetown, Mass. |
| | 0410 | Bridgeport, Conn. |
| | 0411 | Hartford, Conn. |
| | 0412 | New Haven, Conn. |
| | 0413 | New London, Conn. |
| | 0416 | Lawrence, Mass. |
| | 0417 | Logan Airport-Boston, Mass. |
| 05 | | Providence, Rhode Island |
| | 0501 | Newport, R.I. |
| | 0502 | Providence, R.I. |
| | 0503 | Mellville, R.I. |
| 07 | | Ogdensburg, New York |
| | 0701 | Ogdensburg, N.Y. |
| | 0704 | Massena, N.Y. |
| | 0705 | Fort Covington, N.Y. |
| | 0706 | Cape Vincent, N.Y. |
| | 0708 | Alexandria Bay, N.Y. |
| | 0712 | Champlain-Rouses Pt., N.Y. |
| | 0714 | Clayton, N.Y. |
| | 0715 | Trout River, N.Y. |
| 09 | | Buffalo, New York |
| | 0901 | Buffalo-Niagara Falls, N.Y. |
| | 0903 | Rochester, N.Y. |
| | 0904 | Oswego, N.Y. |
| | 0905 | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| | 0906 | Syracuse, N.Y. |
| | 0907 | Uttica, N.Y. |
| | 0971 | Tnt Skypak, Buffalo |
| | 0972 | Swift Sure Courier Services, Ltd. |
| | 0981 | Binghamton Regional Airport, N.Y. |
| 10 | | New York City, New York |
| | 1001 | New York, N.Y. |
| | 1002 | Albany, N.Y. |
| | 1003 | Newark, N.J. |
| | 1004 | Perth Amboy, N.J. |
| | 1012 | J.F.K. Int. Airport, N.Y. |
| | 1068 | Newark Fedex Eccf, Newark, NJ |
| | 1069 | Ups, Newark, NJ |
| | 1070 | Federal Express, Jamaica, Ny |
| | 1071 | Nyacc, Jamaica, Ny |
| | 1072 | Dhl, Jamaica, Ny |
| | 1073 | Emery Worldwide |
| | 1074 | Air France (Mach Plus) |
| | 1075 | Dworkin/Cosell Courier |
| | 1076 | Swiss Air (Skyracer) |
| | 1077 | Alitalia (Aliexpress) |
| | 1078 | Tnt Skypak, JFK |
| | 1081 | Morristown Airport, Newark, NJ |
| 11 | | Philadelphia, Pa. |
| | 1101 | Philadelphia, Pa. |
| | 1102 | Chester, Pa. |
| | 1103 | Wilmington, Del. |
| | 1104 | Pittsburgh, Pa. |
| | 1105 | Paulsboro, N.J. |
| | 1106 | Wlks-Barre/Scranton, Pa. |
| | 1107 | Camden, N.J. |
| | 1108 | Philadelphia Int'L Airport |
| | 1109 | Harrisburg, Pa. |
| | 1113 | Gloucester City, N.J. |
| | 1119 | Lehigh Valley, Pa |
| | 1182 | Atlantic City User Fee Airport |
| | 1183 | Trenton/Mercer Country User Fee Airport, N.J. |
| | 1195 | Ups Courier Hub Facility, Philadelphia, Pa. |
| 13 | | Baltimore, Maryland |
| | 1301 | Annapolis, Md. |
| | 1302 | Cambridge, Md. |
| | 1303 | Baltimore, Md. |
| | 1304 | Crisfield, Md. |
| | 1305 | Baltimore-Washington International Airport |
| 14 | | Norfolk, Virginia |
| | 1401 | Norfolk, Va. |
| | 1402 | Newport News, Va. |
| | 1404 | Richmond-Petersburg, Va. |
| | 1408 | Hopewell, Va. |
| | 1409 | Charlestown, W. Va. |
| | 1410 | Front Royal, Va. |
| | 1481 | New River Valley Airport, Dublin, Va. |
| 15 | | Wilmington, N. Carolina |
| | 1501 | Wilmington, N.C. |
| | 1502 | Winston-Salem, N.C. |
| | 1503 | Durham, N.C. |
| | 1506 | Reidsville, N.C. |
| | 1511 | Morehead-Beaufort, N.C. |
| | 1512 | Charlotte, N.C. |
| 16 | | Charleston, S. Carolina |
| | 1601 | Charleston, S.C. |
| | 1602 | Georgetown, S.C. |
| | 1603 | Greenville-Sptburg, S.C. |
| | 1604 | Columbia, South Carolina |
| | 1681 | Myrtle Beach International Airport |
| 17 | | Savannah, Georgia |
| | 1701 | Brunswick, Ga. |
| | 1703 | Savannah, Ga. |
| | 1704 | Atlanta, Ga. |
| 18 | | Tampa, Florida |
| | 1801 | Tampa, Fla. |
| | 1803 | Jacksonville, Fla. |
| | 1805 | Fernandina, Fla. |
| | 1807 | Boca Grande |
| | 1808 | Orlando, Fla. |
| | 1809 | Orlando-Sanford Airport, Fl. |
| | 1814 | St. Petersburg, Fla. |
| | 1816 | Port Canaveral, Fla. |
| | 1818 | Panama City, Fla. |
| | 1819 | Pensacola, Fla. |
| | 1821 | Port Manatee |
| | 1822 | Fort Myers Airport, Florida |
| | 1883 | Sarasota-Bradenton Airport |
| | 1884 | Daytona Beach Airport |
| | 1885 | Melbourne Regional Airport, Fla. |
| | 1886 | Ocala Regional Airport, Florida |
| 19 | | Mobile, Alabama |
| | 1901 | Mobile, Ala. |
| | 1902 | Gulfport, Miss. |
| | 1903 | Pascagoula, Miss. |
| | 1904 | Birmingham, Ala. |
| | 1910 | Huntsville, Ala. |
| 20 | | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| | 2001 | Morgan City, La. |
| | 2002 | New Orleans, La. |
| | 2003 | Little Rock-N.L.R., Ark. |
| | 2004 | Baton Rouge, La. |
| | 2005 | Port Sulphur, La. |
| | 2006 | Memphis, Tenn. |
| | 2007 | Nashville, Tenn. |
| | 2008 | Chattanooga, Tenn. |
| | 2009 | Destrehan, La. |
| | 2010 | Gramercy, La. |
| | 2011 | Greenville, Miss. |
| | 2012 | Avondale, La. |
| | 2013 | St. Rose, La. |
| | 2014 | Good Hope, La. |
| | 2015 | Vicksburg, Ms (Incl. Jackson Municipal Airport) |
| | 2016 | Knoxville, Tenn. |
| | 2017 | Lake Charles, La. |
| | 2018 | Shreveport-Bossier Cty,La |
| | 2082 | Tri-City User Fee Airport, Bountville,Tn |
| | 2083 | Arkansas Aesoplex, Blythville, Arkansas |
| | 2095 | Federal Express |
| 21 | | Port Arthur, Texas |
| | 2101 | Port Arthur, Texas |
| | 2102 | Sabine, Texas |
| | 2103 | Orange, Texas |
| | 2104 | Beaumont, Texas |
| 23 | | Laredo, Texas |
| | 2301 | Brownsville-Cameron, Tx. |
| | 2302 | Del Rio, Texas |
| | 2303 | Eagle Pass, Texas |
| | 2304 | Laredo, Texas |
| | 2305 | Hildago, Texas |
| | 2307 | Rio Grande City, Texas |
| | 2309 | Progresso, Texas |
| | 2310 | Roma, Texas |
| 24 | | El Paso, Texas |
| | 2402 | El Paso, Texas |
| | 2403 | Presidio, Texas |
| | 2404 | Fabens, Texas |
| | 2406 | Columbus, N.M. |
| | 2407 | Albuquerque, N.M. |
| | 2408 | Santa Teresa, New Mexico |
| | 2481 | Santa Teresa Airport, Nm |
| 25 | | San Diego, California |
| | 2501 | San Diego, Cal. |
| | 2502 | Andrade, Cal. |
| | 2503 | Calexico Ca |
| | 2504 | San Ysidro, Cal. |
| | 2505 | Tecate, Cal. |
| | 2506 | Otay Mesa Station |
| | 2507 | Calexico-East, Ca. |
| 26 | | Nogales, Arizona |
| | 2601 | Douglas, Ariz. |
| | 2602 | Lukeville, Ariz. |
| | 2603 | Naco, Arizona |
| | 2604 | Nogales, Ariz. |
| | 2605 | Phoenix, Ariz. |
| | 2606 | Sasabe, Ariz. |
| | 2608 | San Luis, Ariz. |
| | 2609 | Tucson, Ariz. |
| 27 | | Los Angeles, California |
| | 2704 | Los Angeles, Calif. |
| | 2707 | Port San Luis, Calif. |
| | 2709 | Long Beach, Calif. |
| | 2711 | El Segundo, Calif. |
| | 2712 | Ventura, Calif. |
| | 2713 | Port Hueneme, Calif. |
| | 2715 | Capitan, Calif. |
| | 2719 | Morro, Calif. |
| | 2720 | L.A. Int. Airport, Calif. |
| | 2721 | Ontario International Airport, Ca |
| | 2722 | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| | 2770 | Dhl, Los Angeles, Ca |
| | 2772 | Gateway Freight Services, Lax |
| | 2773 | Air Cargo Handling Services, Inc. |
| | 2774 | Virgin Atlantic Cargo |
| | 2775 | Tnt Express Worldwide La, Ca |
| | 2776 | Ibc Pacific, California |
| | 2781 | Palm Springs Regional Airport, Ca |
| | 2782 | San Bernadino International Airport, La. Ca |
| | 2783 | Southern California Logistics Airport Victorville, |
| | 2795 | Ups, Ontario, Ca |
| 28 | | San Francisco, Calif. |
| | 2801 | S.F. Int. Airport, Calif. |
| | 2802 | Eureka, Calif. |
| | 2803 | Fresno, Calif. |
| | 2805 | Monterey, Calif. |
| | 2809 | San Francisco, Calif. |
| | 2810 | Stockton, Calif. |
| | 2811 | Oakland, Calif. |
| | 2812 | Richmond, Calif. |
| | 2813 | Alameda, Calif. |
| | 2815 | Crockett, Calif. |
| | 2816 | Sacramento, Calif. |
| | 2820 | Martinez, Calif. |
| | 2821 | Redwood City, Calif. |
| | 2827 | Selby, Calif. |
| | 2828 | San Joaquin River, Calif. |
| | 2829 | San Pablo Bay, Calif. |
| | 2830 | Carquinez Strait, Calif. |
| | 2831 | Suisun Bay, Calif. |
| | 2833 | Reno, Nevada |
| | 2834 | San Jose International Airport |
| | 2870 | Dhl Worldwide Express, San Francisco |
| | 2871 | Air Cargo Handling Services, San Francisco |
| | 2872 | Tnt Skypak, San Francisco |
| | 2873 | Ibc Pacific, Burlingame, California |
| | 2895 | Federal Express Courier Facility, Oakland, Ca. |
| 29 | | Columbia-Snake |
| | 2901 | Astoria, Oregon |
| | 2902 | Newport, Oregon |
| | 2903 | Coos Bay, Oregon |
| | 2904 | Portland, Oregon |
| | 2905 | Longview, Wash. |
| | 2907 | Boise, Idaho |
| | 2908 | Vancouver, Wash. |
| | 2909 | Kalama, Wash. |
| | 2910 | Portland International Airport |
| | 2981 | Kingsley Field Klamath Falls, Or |
| | 2982 | Medford-Jackson County Airport Medford Or |
| | 2991 | Federal Express Currier |
| 30 | | Seattle, Washington |
| | 3001 | Seattle, Wash. |
| | 3002 | Tacoma, Wash. |
| | 3003 | Aberdeen-Hoquiam, Wash. |
| | 3004 | Blaine, Wash. |
| | 3005 | Bellingham, Wash. |
| | 3006 | Everett, Wash. |
| | 3007 | Port Angeles, Wash. |
| | 3008 | Port Townsend, Wash. |
| | 3009 | Sumas, Wash. |
| | 3010 | Anacortes, Wash. |
| | 3011 | Nighthawk, Wash. |
| | 3012 | Danville, Wash. |
| | 3013 | Ferry, Wash. |
| | 3014 | Friday Harbor, Wash. |
| | 3015 | Boundary, Wash. |
| | 3016 | Laurier, Wash. |
| | 3017 | Point Roberts, Wash. |
| | 3018 | Kenmore Air Harbor, Wash. |
| | 3019 | Oroville, Wash. |
| | 3020 | Frontier, Wash. |
| | 3022 | Spokane, Wash. |
| | 3023 | Lynden, Wash. |
| | 3025 | Metaline Falls, Wash. |
| | 3026 | Olympia, Wash. |
| | 3027 | Neah Bay, Wash. |
| | 3029 | Seattle-Tacoma Int. Airport |
| | 3071 | Ups, Seattle, Wash. |
| | 3072 | Avion Brokers |
| | 3073 | Dhl Worldwide Express |
| | 3074 | Airborne Express, Seattle, Wa |
| | 3081 | Yakima Air Terminal, Wa |
| | 3082 | Grant County User-Fee Airport, Moses Lake, Wa |
| | 3095 | Ups Courier Hub, Seattle, Wa |
| 31 | | Anchorage, Alaska |
| | 3101 | Juneau, Alaska |
| | 3102 | Ketchikan, Alaska |
| | 3103 | Skagway, Alaska |
| | 3104 | Alcan, Alaska |
| | 3105 | Wrangell, Alaska |
| | 3106 | Dalton Cache, Alaska |
| | 3107 | Valdez, Alaska |
| | 3111 | Fairbanks, Alaska |
| | 3112 | Petersburg, Alaska |
| | 3115 | Sitka, Alaska |
| | 3124 | Pelican, Alaska |
| | 3125 | Sand Point, Alaska |
| | 3126 | Anchorage, Alaska |
| | 3127 | Kodiak, Alaska |
| | 3181 | St. Paul Airport, Anchorage, Ak |
| | 3195 | Fed Express, Anchorage |
| | 3196 | Ups, Anchorage, Ak |
| 32 | | Honolulu, Hawaii |
| | 3201 | Honolulu, Hawaii |
| | 3202 | Hilo, Hawaii |
| | 3203 | Kahului, Hawaii |
| | 3204 | Nawiliwilt-Pt Allen, Hawaii |
| | 3205 | Honolulu Int. Airport |
| | 3206 | Kona, Hawaii |
| | 3295 | U.P.S. Courier |
| 33 | | Great Falls, Montana |
| | 3301 | Raymond, Montana |
| | 3302 | Eastport, Idaho |
| | 3303 | Salt Lake City, Utah |
| | 3304 | Great Falls, Montana |
| | 3305 | Butte, Montana |
| | 3306 | Turner, Montana |
| | 3307 | Denver, Colorado |
| | 3308 | Porthill, Idaho |
| | 3309 | Scobey, Montana |
| | 3310 | Sweetgrass, Montana |
| | 3312 | Whitetail, Montana |
| | 3316 | Piegan, Montana |
| | 3317 | Opheim, Montana |
| | 3318 | Roosville, Montana |
| | 3319 | Morgan, Montana |
| | 3321 | Whitlash, Montana |
| | 3322 | Del Bonita, Montana |
| | 3382 | Natrona County International Airport |
| | 3384 | Centennial Airport, Co. |
| 34 | | Pembina, North Dakota |
| | 3401 | Pembina, N.D. |
| | 3402 | Noyes, Minn. |
| | 3403 | Portal, N.D. |
| | 3404 | Neche, N.D. |
| | 3405 | St. John, N.D. |
| | 3406 | Northgate, N.D. |
| | 3407 | Walhalla, N.D. |
| | 3408 | Hannah, N.D. |
| | 3409 | Sarles, N.D. |
| | 3410 | Ambrose, N.D. |
| | 3413 | Antler, N.D. |
| | 3414 | Sherwood, N.D. |
| | 3415 | Hansboro, N.D. |
| | 3416 | Maida, N.D. |
| | 3417 | Fortuna, N.D. |
| | 3419 | Westhope, N.D. |
| | 3420 | Noonan, N.D. |
| | 3421 | Carbury, N.D. |
| | 3422 | Dunseith, N.D. |
| | 3423 | Warroad, Minn. |
| | 3424 | Baudette, Minn. |
| | 3425 | Pinecreek, Minn. |
| | 3426 | Roseau, Minn. |
| | 3481 | Hector International Airport |
| 35 | | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| | 3501 | Minneap.-St. Paul, Minn. |
| | 3502 | Sioux Falls, S.D. |
| | 3581 | Rochester, Minn. User Fee Airport |
| 36 | | Duluth Minnesota |
| | 3601 | Duluth, Minn. |
| | 3602 | Ashland, Wisconsin |
| | 3604 | Int. Falls-Ranier, Minn. |
| | 3608 | Superior, Wisconsin |
| | 3613 | Grand Portage, Minn. |
| | 3614 | Silver Bay, Minn. |
| 37 | | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| | 3701 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| | 3702 | Marinette, Wisconsin |
| | 3703 | Green Bay, Wisconsin |
| | 3706 | Manitowoc, Wisconsin |
| | 3707 | Sheboygan, Wisconsin |
| | 3708 | Racine, Wisconsin |
| 38 | | Detroit, Michigan |
| | 3801 | Detroit, Michigan |
| | 3802 | Port Huron, Michigan |
| | 3803 | Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. |
| | 3804 | Saginaw-Bay City, Mich. |
| | 3805 | Battle Creek, Mich. |
| | 3806 | Grand Rapids, Mich. |
| | 3808 | Escanaba, Mich. |
| | 3809 | Marquette, Mich. |
| | 3814 | Algonac, Mich. |
| | 3815 | Muskegon, Mich. |
| | 3816 | Grand Haven, Mich. |
| | 3818 | Rogers City, Mich. |
| | 3819 | Detour City, Mich. |
| | 3820 | Mackinac Island, Mich. |
| | 3842 | Presque Isle, Mich. |
| | 3843 | Alpena, Mich. |
| | 3844 | Ferrysburg, Mich. |
| | 3881 | Oakland-Pontiac Airport, Mi |
| | 3882 | Willow Run Airport |
| 39 | | Chicago, Illinois |
| | 3901 | Chicago, Illinois |
| | 3902 | Peoria, Illinois |
| | 3903 | Omaha, Nebraska |
| | 3904 | East Chicago, Indiana |
| | 3905 | Gary, Indiana |
| | 3907 | Des Moines, Iowa |
| | 3908 | Davenpor Ia Rock Is Moline Il |
| | 3909 | Port Of Rockfort, Rockfort, Il |
| | 3981 | Waukegan Airport, Chicago, Il |
| | 3982 | Greater Rockford Airport, Rockford,Il |
| | 3983 | Pal-Waukee User Fee Airport, Wheeling,Il |
| | 3984 | Hulman Regional Airport, Indiana |
| | 3985 | Decatur User Fee Airport, Decatur,Il |
| | 3991 | Nippon Courier Hub, Chicago,Il |
| 41 | | Cleveland, Ohio |
| | 4101 | Cleveland, Ohio |
| | 4102 | Cincinnati-Lawrenceburg |
| | 4103 | Columbus, Ohio |
| | 4104 | Dayton, Ohio |
| | 4105 | Toledo-Sandusky |
| | 4106 | Erie, Pennsylvania |
| | 4108 | Ashtabula, Ohio |
| | 4109 | Conneaut, Ohio |
| | 4110 | Indianapolis, Ind. |
| | 4111 | Fairport, Ohio |
| | 4112 | Akron, Ohio |
| | 4115 | Louisville, Ky. |
| | 4116 | Owensboro-Evansville |
| | 4117 | Huron, Ohio |
| | 4121 | Lorain, Ohio |
| | 4122 | Ashtabula/Conneaut, Ohio |
| | 4181 | Airborne Air Park |
| | 4182 | Rickenbacker Airport,Oh |
| | 4183 | Fort Wayne Airport |
| | 4184 | Bluegrass Airport, Lexington, Ky |
| | 4185 | Dupage Airport, Illinois |
| | 4192 | Burlington Ait Express, Ohio |
| | 4195 | Emery World-Wide, Dayton,Oh |
| | 4196 | Ups, Louisville, Ky |
| | 4197 | Dhl, Cincinnati, Ohio |
| | 4198 | Fedex Courier Hub Facility, Indianapolis, In. |
| 45 | | St. Louis, Missouri |
| | 4501 | Kansas City, Missouri |
| | 4502 | St. Joseph, Missouri |
| | 4503 | St. Louis, Missouri |
| | 4504 | Wichita, Kansas |
| | 4505 | Springfield, Missouri |
| | 4506 | Spirit Of St. Louis Airport, Mo. |
| 49 | | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| | 4901 | Aguadilla, Puerto Rico |
| | 4904 | Fajardo, Puerto Rico |
| | 4905 | Guanica, Puerto Rico |
| | 4906 | Humacao, Puerto Rico |
| | 4907 | Mayagues, Puerto Rico |
| | 4908 | Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| | 4909 | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| | 4911 | Jobos, Puerto Rico |
| | 4912 | Guayanilla, Puerto Rico |
| | 4913 | San Juan Int. Airport, P.R. |
| 51 | | Virgin Islands Of The Us |
| | 5101 | Charlotte Amalie, V.I. |
| | 5102 | Cruz Bay, V.I. |
| | 5103 | Coral Bay, V.I. |
| | 5104 | Christiansted, V.I. |
| | 5105 | Frederiksted, V.I. |
| 52 | | Miami, Flordia |
| | 5201 | Miami, Florida |
| | 5202 | Key West, Florida |
| | 5203 | Pt. Everglades, Florida |
| | 5204 | West Palm Beach, Fla. |
| | 5205 | Fort Pierce, Fla. |
| | 5206 | Miami Int. Airport, Fla. |
| | 5270 | International Courier Assoc. |
| | 5271 | Dhl, Miami, Fl |
| | 5272 | Miami Int Airport, Cargo Facilities Service, Inc., |
| | 5273 | Ups Miami International Airport |
| 53 | | Houston/Galveston, Texas |
| | 5301 | Houston, Texas |
| | 5306 | Texas City, Texas |
| | 5309 | Houston Intercontinental Air |
| | 5310 | Galveston, Texas |
| | 5311 | Freeport, Texas |
| | 5312 | Corpus Christi, Texas |
| | 5313 | Port Lavaca, Texas |
| 54 | | Washington, D.C. |
| | 5401 | Washington, D.C. |
| | 5402 | Alexandria, Va. |
| 55 | | Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas |
| | 5501 | Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas |
| | 5502 | Amarillo, Texas |
| | 5503 | Lubbock, Texas |
| | 5504 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
| | 5505 | Tulsa, Oklahoma |
| | 5506 | Austin, Texas |
| | 5507 | San Antonio, Texas |
| | 5582 | Midland International Air |
| | 5583 | Fort Worth Alliance Airport, Tx |
| | 5584 | Addison User Fee Airport, Dallas Tx |
| 58 | | Savannah/Wilmington |
| 59 | | Norfolk/Mobile/Charleston |
| 60 | | Vessels Under Own Power |
| 70 | | Low Value Shipments |
| 80 | | Mail Shipments |
