Georgia

 

Welcome to the Georgia Trade and Transportation Profile Web portal. Here one will find information on transportation and trade information, as well as links to state specific transportation activities.This page will always remain "under construction" as reports and additional information become available and posted. If you have additional reports or comments you wish to share, please contact me at bruce@ittsresearch.org.

 

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Outline:

1. LATTS State Briefing Report

2. Domestic Transportation in the State of Georgia

3. International Trade in the State of Georgia

4. International Trade for the State and Major Metropolitan Statistical Areas

5. Assorted Powerpoint Information on Transportation in Georgia

6. Maps Related to Transportation in Georgia

7. Assorted Links

 

1. LATTS State Briefing Report

LATTS developed individual state summaries that estimate the individual needs for each state related to maritime, airports, railroads and highway needs from increased Latin American trade. While the reports are somewhat dated, it is clear that the state's still need to consider international freight movements.

LATTS Georgia State Briefing Summary Report

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2. Domestic Transportation in the State of Georgia

 

Using the 2008 Preliminary Data from the Freight Analysis Framework, ITTS developed a set of powerpoint materials highlighting the value of freight transportation in the State of Georgia.

Click here to download the powerpoint file.


The Slide contains the following information for both tons and value:

    Total Freight Transportation in the State

    2008 Georgia Trade Partners (domestic and international)

    2008 Modal Flows within Georgia

    2008 Modal Flows from Georgia

    2008 Modal Flows into Georgia

    2008 Top Commodities within Georgia

    2008 Top Commodities from Georgia

    2008 Top Commodities to Georgia

    Forecasts of Transportation for the State 2008-2035 by mode

    Forecasts of Transportation for the State 2008-2035 by value

Please click here for more information on the Freight Analysis Framework database.

 

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3. International Trade in the State of Georgia

 

As reported by World Institute for Strategic Economic Research at Holyoke Community College, Massachusetts
Source: http://www.wisertrade.org, data from U.S. Census Bureau, Foreign Trade Division

There are two different sets in this powerpoint. The first focuses on exporters from Georgia, while the second is transportation through the region's gateways (ports and airports). As the origin of shipment information is used to estimate exports by State firms, it may lead to inland states seeing less reported exports than one would expect, and larger volume of exports in gateway states. This reflects the location of the exporter, and not the source of production.

To make sure the distinction is made, the line charts are for the origin of shipments. The bar charts represent trade through the region's gateways.

Click here to download the powerpoint file

        Georgia Exporters - Top Commodities by Value

        Georgia Exporters - Top Destinations by Value

        Georgia Exporters - Top Ten Ports (facilities used to connect to State exports to international markets)

        Georgia Exporters - Shipments by Mode (mode use to depart the U.S.)

        Trend in Georgia Export Activity, 1997-2009

        Georgia Gateway Traffic - Top Export commodities by Value

        Georgia Gateways Import Traffic - Top Import Commodities by Value

        Georgia Gateway - Total Traffic Volume, 2003-2009

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4. International Trade for the State and Major Metropolitan Statistical Areas

Click here to download the following powerpoint slide, based on Metropolitan Statistical Areas, and recent trends in GDP and exports.

 

Georgia Exports as Share of Total State GDP 1997 -2008

GDP by Metropolitan Statistical Area in Georgia

GDP by Metropolitan Statistical Area in Border MSA’s

Exports by Metropolitan Statistical Area in Georgia

Exports by Metropolitan Statistical Area in Border MSA’s

Exports as Share of Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Areas GDP, 2008

Here are series of related maps for each state, which show the following:

Series 1. Maps of Exports by MSA. Scale is relative to Southeast Regional Flows, 2009

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Series 2. Maps of Ex-Im Banks (These are normally loans to Small to Medium Firms to get into international trade)

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Series 3. Maps of Exports by MSA as a share of total econoimc growth, for 2009.

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Series 4. Maps of Exports by 3 Digit Zipcode level. This captures some of the rural exports not included in the MSA maps. Scale is relative to Southeast Regional Flows, 2009

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5. Assorted Powerpoint Information on Transportation in Georgia

 

Click here to download a powerpoint version of the AAR Freight Railroad Industry Snapshot for the State of Georgia (base year 2008)

Map of railroad infrastructure

Commodities moved into and from Georgia

Economic and Enviromental Benefits

Click here to download the powerpoint file containing:

Transportation in the Georgia Economy
Demographic of Georgia Exporters
Foreign Trade Zones
2007 Foreign Investment in Georgia

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6. Maps Related to Transportation in Georgia

 

There are three maps here. These maps were based on the truck assignments from the 2002 Freight Analysis Framework, and show three different transportation flows: domestic traffic, traffic moving to and from the gateways, and a combined total traffic..

1.  Domestic Truck Flows to, from, and within the State

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2.  International Truck flows to, from and within the state (this will include shipments that terminate or begin at a international gateway)

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3.  Combined map of both domestic and international Truck flows

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7. Links to More Information on the State

Here are some links to relevant information on the State of Georgia.

Please click here to visit the Freight Analysis Framework for the State profile for Georgia.

Freight research conducted by the State of Georiga is avaialble here.

 

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