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Index of Charts and Figures
Figure 2-1: 2000 Employment, California vs. US Economy.......................................................................16
Figure 2-2: 2000 Ocean GSP, California vs. US Economy .........................................................................16
Figure 2-3: Changes in California’s Regional Ocean Economy, 1990-2000 .............................................20
Figure 2-4: California Ocean Employment, Region vs. State......................................................................22
Figure 2-5: Regional Percentage of Ocean Employment.............................................................................23
Figure 2-6: California Sectoral Comparisons by GSP ..................................................................................24
Figure 2-7: California Sectoral Comparisons by Employment ...................................................................25
Figure 2-8: 2000 Distribution of the California Ocean Economy..............................................................26
Figure 2-9: Changes in California’s Ocean Economy by Sector, 1990-2000............................................28
Figure 3-1: Changes in Living Resources Sector from 1990 to 2000.........................................................32
Figure 3-2: US Total Commercial Fishery Landings and Values................................................................35
Figure 3-3: California Commercial Fishery Landings and Values ..............................................................36
Figure 3-4: California Share of US commercial Fisheries............................................................................37
Figure 3-5: 2002 California’s Top 10 Commercial Marine Species ............................................................39
Figure 3-6: 1993 to 2002 Weight of Landings by Region ............................................................................41
Figure 3-7: 1993 to 2002 Value of Landings by Region...............................................................................41
Figure 3-8: Historical California Kelp Production........................................................................................43
Figure 4-1: Changes in Ocean Minerals Industries from 1990 to 2000.....................................................47
Figure 5-1: Changes in California Marine Transportation 1990-2000 .......................................................56
Figure 5-2: 2001 Major California Ports, Composition of Tonnage..........................................................57
Figure 5-3: 2000 Major California Ports, Composition of Tonnage..........................................................57
Figure 5-4: 1997-2001 Combined California Ports, Composition of Tonnage........................................58
Figure 5-5: 1997-2001 Long Beach – Los Angeles Ports, Composition of Tonnage .............................59
Figure 5-6: 2000 Major California Ports, Tonnage by Commodity ...........................................................60
Figure 5-7: 2000 Combined California Ports, Tonnage by Commodity ...................................................60
Figure 5-8: Major California Ports, 1992-2001 Values of Imports and Exports .....................................61
Figure 5-9: Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports, 1992-2001 Import and Export Values.......................62
Figure 5-10: Top Ten California Ports by Cargo Value, 1992-2001 ..........................................................64
Figure 6-1: Changes in Marine Construction from 1990 to 2000...............................................................75
Figure 6-2: Port Development Expenditure Overview................................................................................77
Figure 6-3: Capital Expenditures for US Port Facilities and Infrastructure by Region ..........................78
Figure 6-4: California’ Share of Port Development Expenditures, 1997-2001 ........................................79
Figure 6-5: Leading US Port Authorities by Capital Expenditures, 2001 .................................................79
Figure 6-6: Expenditures on US Ports by Type of Facility, 2001...............................................................80
Figure 6-7: California’s Share of US Expenditures on Ports, 2001............................................................81
Figure 6-8: US Expenditures on New Port Construction, 2001.................................................................82
Figure 6-9: US Expenditures on Port Modernization and Rehabilitation, 2001......................................83
Figure 6-10: California’s Share of US Port Expenditures by Construction Type, 2001 .........................84
Figure 6-11: Proposed US Port Construction Expenditures, 2002-2006..................................................85
Figure 6-12: Leading Port Authorities by Proposed Expenditures, 2002-2006 .......................................85
Figure 6-13: California’s Share of US Port Construction Expenditures, 2002-2006...............................86
Figure 6-14: US Port Construction Expenditures by Type of Facility, 2002-2006..................................87
Figure 6-15: California’s Share of Port Expenditures by Types of Financing, 2001...............................88
Figure 6-16: California’s Share of Port Expenditures by Types of Financing, 2002-2006.....................89
Figure 6-17: US Port Expenditures by Financing Methods, 2001..............................................................89
Figure 6-18: US Port Expenditures by Financing Methods, 2002-2006....................................................90
Figure 7-1: Change in Ship & Boat Building and Repair from 1990 to 2000...........................................97
Figure 8-1: Changes in California Coastal Tourism & Recreation from 1990 to 2000........................ 104
Figure 8-2: Proportion of Different Marine Recreational Activities....................................................... 107
Figure 8-3: Proportion of Beach Related Marine Recreation Activity Days.......................................... 108
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