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Table 1. Intercept and Mail Survey Completion Statistics MRIP Intercept Surveys Conducted MRIP Economic Intercepts Completed a MRIP Addresses Collected Mail Surveys Sent Non- Deliverable Surveys Mail Surveys Completed a State Alabama 2,057 1,516 374 364 21 161 Alaska - - - 629 14 391 California - - - 7,391 692 2,622 Connecticut 1,478 1,401 142 139 6 88 Delaware 4,211 3,659 1,757 1,732 92 780 Florida b 43,416 22,070 5,385 4,342 288 2,032 Georgia 1,682 935 461 455 39 184 Hawaii 3,789 2,198 974 3,715 487 1,057 Louisiana 6,565 5,193 1,749 1,723 62 845 Maine 1,357 1,128 481 473 7 259 Maryland 3,573 2,689 1,375 1,348 78 556 Massachusetts 5,043 3,803 621 594 18 328 Mississippi 1,919 1,077 176 175 13 66 New Hampshire 2,667 1,077 299 295 7 151 New Jersey 4,844 4,115 1,413 1,401 45 772 New York 3,823 3,223 986 980 107 439 North Carolina 15,227 8,088 1,993 1,965 88 992 Oregon - - - 1,191 48 559 Rhode Island 3,442 1,951 561 560 34 274 South Carolina 2,724 2,344 1,109 1,090 146 406 Texas - - - 7,333 1,280 1,471 Virginia 2,902 2,165 824 796 46 361 Washington - - - 2,978 140 1,523 Total 110,719 68,632 20,679 41,669 3,758 16,317 a The number of completed surveys shown in this Table includes those with some missing responses. Although most anglers provided useable responses to all of the survey questions, if the majority of the expenditure questions were answered by a particular respondent the survey was considered completed. b The number of surveys mailed in Florida exceeded the number of MRIP addresses collected because the majority of the angler addresses used in the mailing originated from CML license files and volunteers that agreed to participate in the study. 59
Table 2. Angler Effort in Thousands of Trips by State and Resident Status, 2006 State/Strata Non-Resident Resident Total Alabama 570 1,573 2,143 Alaska 460 480 941 California 1,473 3,066 4,540 Connecticut 112 1,365 1,478 Delaware 508 671 1,178 East Florida 1,791 11,324 13,115 West Florida 3,720 12,510 16,230 Florida (All) 5,511 23,834 29,345 Georgia 59 740 799 Hawaii 73 2,580 2,654 Louisiana 419 4,072 4,491 Maine 482 718 1,200 Maryland 892 2,705 3,596 Massachusetts 1,070 3,658 4,728 Mississippi 54 944 998 New Hampshire 188 359 546 New Jersey 1,850 5,437 7,287 New York 259 5,137 5,396 North Carolina 2,968 4,308 7,276 Oregon 196 472 668 Rhode Island 805 900 1,705 South Carolina 881 1,789 2,670 Texas 344 9,197 9,542 Virginia 776 3,132 3,908 Washington 74 579 653 Total 20,024 77,716 97,742 60
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The Economic Contribution of Marine
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Intercept a
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