2016 Indiana Logistics Directory
No where on earth is Indiana's competitive advantage in logistics more evident than the Indiana Logistics Directory. Published annually, this high-powered publication serves as the professional guide that promotes the Midwest's transportation, distribution, logistics and related resources to local, national and international markets. The Directory shines a spotlight on "The Who's Who in Logistics" from around the region and features perspectives from key leaders on major logistics issues. Produced by the Ports of Indiana with key partners interested in promoting logistics, the Directory is used as a resource by businesses in and around Indiana looking for service providers, and by economic development officials looking to attract new business development. The Directory features contact information for businesses and organizations that provide logistics-related services to the Midwest.
No where on earth is Indiana's competitive advantage in logistics more evident than the Indiana Logistics Directory. Published annually, this high-powered publication serves as the professional guide that promotes the Midwest's transportation, distribution, logistics and related resources to local, national and international markets. The Directory shines a spotlight on "The Who's Who in Logistics" from around the region and features perspectives from key leaders on major logistics issues. Produced by the Ports of Indiana with key partners interested in promoting logistics, the Directory is used as a resource by businesses in and around Indiana looking for service providers, and by economic development officials looking to attract new business development. The Directory features contact information for businesses and organizations that provide logistics-related services to the Midwest.
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U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS<br />
<strong>2016</strong> <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Logistics</strong> <strong>Directory</strong><br />
Pennsylvania<br />
57<br />
Texas<br />
49<br />
INDIANA<br />
41<br />
Total Rail Tonnage<br />
Freight Railroads<br />
Illinois<br />
40<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 Wyoming 450.1<br />
2 Texas 299.5<br />
3 Illinois 273.7<br />
4 Minnesota 160.6<br />
5 California 158.0<br />
6 Ohio 143.7<br />
7 <strong>Indiana</strong> 110.7<br />
8 Florida 110.4<br />
9 Virginia 109.8<br />
10 West Virginia 106.6<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
New York<br />
39<br />
Ohio<br />
34<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads, 2012<br />
Michigan<br />
27<br />
Mississippi<br />
27<br />
Alabama<br />
26<br />
Rail Tonnage Originated 1<br />
RAIL<br />
Tennessee<br />
25<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 Wyoming 434.3<br />
2 Illinois 115.9<br />
3 Texas 92.9<br />
4 West Virginia 92.3<br />
5 Minnesota 90.3<br />
6 Ohio 66.2<br />
7 Kentucky 59.2<br />
8 California 59.1<br />
9 <strong>Indiana</strong> 54.2<br />
10 Pennsylvania 51.6<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2011 STB Waybill Sample<br />
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10<br />
Linehaul Railroads<br />
State<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Texas<br />
New York<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong><br />
Georgia<br />
Mississippi<br />
Alabama<br />
Arkansas<br />
Washington<br />
Ohio<br />
California<br />
North Carolina<br />
Tennessee<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012<br />
Rail Tonnage Received 2<br />
Total<br />
29<br />
25<br />
23<br />
22<br />
21<br />
18<br />
17<br />
16<br />
15<br />
14<br />
14<br />
14<br />
14<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 Texas 206.6<br />
2 Illinois 157.8<br />
3 California 98.9<br />
4 Virginia 77.6<br />
5 Ohio 77.3<br />
6 Minnesota 70.3<br />
7 Missouri 68.9<br />
8 Georgia 67.7<br />
9 Florida 66.7<br />
10 Wisconsin 57.5<br />
11 <strong>Indiana</strong> 56.5<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
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2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
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7<br />
7<br />
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2<br />
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9<br />
10<br />
Switching/Terminal Railroads<br />
State<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Texas<br />
Illinois<br />
Ohio<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong><br />
Michigan<br />
New York<br />
California<br />
North Carolina<br />
Missouri<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012<br />
State<br />
Texas<br />
Illinois<br />
California<br />
Ohio<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Kansas<br />
Georgia<br />
Minnesota<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong><br />
Missouri<br />
Total Track<br />
Total<br />
21<br />
21<br />
17<br />
15<br />
13<br />
9<br />
8<br />
8<br />
7<br />
7<br />
Miles<br />
10,469<br />
6,986<br />
5,295<br />
5,288<br />
5,151<br />
4,855<br />
4,653<br />
4,450<br />
4,075<br />
3,957<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012<br />
Rail Carloads Carried<br />
State<br />
Total (thousands)<br />
1 Illinois 11,975<br />
2 Texas 9,151<br />
3 Missouri 8,140<br />
4 <strong>Indiana</strong> 6,816<br />
5 Ohio 6,575<br />
6 California 6,574<br />
7 Iowa 6,338<br />
8 Kansas 6,142<br />
9 Oklahoma 6,120<br />
10 New Mexico 5,823<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Rail Tons of Primary<br />
Metal Products Originated 1<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 <strong>Indiana</strong> 9.9<br />
2 Alabama 7.6<br />
3 Ohio 6.5<br />
4 Pennsylvania 3.3<br />
5 Illinois 2.9<br />
6 Kentucky 2.7<br />
7 California 2.5<br />
8 Arkansas 2.2<br />
9 Texas 1.8<br />
10 Michigan 1.6<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Rail Carloads Originated 1<br />
State<br />
Total (thousands)<br />
1 Illinois 3,706<br />
2 Wyoming 3,684<br />
3 California 3,229<br />
4 Texas 1,902<br />
5 Minnesota 1,171<br />
6 Ohio 1,116<br />
7 Georgia 961<br />
8 Pennsylvania 927<br />
9 West Virginia 843<br />
10 Washington 830<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> is ranked 13th.<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Rail Tons of Primary<br />
Metal Products Received 2<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 <strong>Indiana</strong> 7.6<br />
2 Ohio 6.9<br />
3 Texas 6.4<br />
4 California 4.6<br />
5 Alabama 4.4<br />
6 Pennsylvania 4.2<br />
7 Michigan 2.3<br />
8 Illinois 2.0<br />
9 Kentucky 1.5<br />
10 Oklahoma 1.2<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Rail Carloads Received 2<br />
State<br />
Total (thousands)<br />
1 Illinois 3,956<br />
2 California 3,402<br />
3 Texas 3,117<br />
4 Georgia 1,449<br />
5 Florida 1,221<br />
6 Ohio 1,158<br />
7 Pennsylvania 1,103<br />
8 Virginia 1,004<br />
9 Minnesota 968<br />
10 Washington 920<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> is ranked 13th.<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Rail Tons of Coal Originated 1<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 Wyoming 415.6<br />
2 West Virginia 86.1<br />
3 Kentucky 49.3<br />
4 Pennsylvania 33.0<br />
5 Montana 26.5<br />
6 Colorado 22.8<br />
7 <strong>Indiana</strong> 22.6<br />
8 Illinois 21.3<br />
9 Virginia 19.5<br />
10 Ohio 15.6<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
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State<br />
Texas<br />
Illinois<br />
California<br />
Minnesota<br />
Missouri<br />
Georgia<br />
Ohio<br />
Iowa<br />
Kansas<br />
Virginia<br />
Wisconsin<br />
Nebraska<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong><br />
Class I Track 3<br />
Rail Tons of Coal Received 2<br />
Total<br />
8,369<br />
5,851<br />
3,919<br />
3,625<br />
3,399<br />
3,251<br />
3,240<br />
3,189<br />
2,816<br />
2,773<br />
2,595<br />
2,567<br />
2,510<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012<br />
State<br />
Tons (millions)<br />
1 Illinois 68.2<br />
2 Texas 62.3<br />
3 Virginia 56.1<br />
4 Missouri 54.7<br />
5 Wisconsin 32.9<br />
6 Ohio 31.2<br />
7 <strong>Indiana</strong> 31.0<br />
8 Alabama 29.1<br />
9 Maryland 25.1<br />
10 Kentucky 23.4<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
2012 STB Waybill Sample<br />
Total Value of Rail Freight<br />
State<br />
Value (billions)<br />
1 Texas $162.35<br />
2 Illinois $64.32<br />
3 Louisiana $59.16<br />
4 California $46.98<br />
5 Ohio $42.05<br />
6 Iowa $34.08<br />
7 <strong>Indiana</strong> $31.95<br />
8 Michigan $31.35<br />
9 Pennsylvania $28.25<br />
10 Minnesota $25.91<br />
Value of Rail Freight Originated 1<br />
State<br />
Value (billions)<br />
1 Texas $78.19<br />
2 Louisiana $36.13<br />
3 Illinois $34.80<br />
4 Iowa $21.70<br />
5 California $19.84<br />
6 Ohio $19.47<br />
7 <strong>Indiana</strong> $17.98<br />
8 Nebraska $17.44<br />
9 Minnesota $14.75<br />
10 Pennsylvania $11.97<br />
Value of Rail Freight Received 2<br />
State<br />
Value (billions)<br />
1 Texas $84.16<br />
2 Illinois $29.52<br />
3 California $27.14<br />
4 Michigan $23.26<br />
5 Louisiana $23.03<br />
6 Ohio $22.58<br />
7 Washington $16.69<br />
8 Pennsylvania $16.27<br />
9 Georgia $15.34<br />
10 <strong>Indiana</strong> $13.97<br />
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Local Freight Track<br />
State<br />
Texas<br />
Michigan<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Ohio<br />
Washington<br />
Georgia<br />
California<br />
New York<br />
Oklahoma<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong><br />
Miles<br />
2,100<br />
1,984<br />
1,951<br />
1,615<br />
1,457<br />
1,402<br />
1,376<br />
1,359<br />
1,264<br />
1,261<br />
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,<br />
2012 Commodity Flow Survey<br />
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,<br />
2012 Commodity Flow Survey<br />
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,<br />
2012 Commodity Flow Survey<br />
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,<br />
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012<br />
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Freight shipped from state • 2 Freight shipped to state • 3 7 largest railroads in U.S. (revenues >$475M)<br />
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