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Appendix B: Major Commodity Corridors
Appendix B: Major Commodity Corridors
Pages 175-177
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• Coal corridor: Ohio River system, including the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers; • Food and farm corridor: Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers to New Orleans, Louisiana; • Petrochemical corridor: Mississippi River from Saint Louis, Missouri, to New Orleans; • Manufactured goods corridor: Mississippi River from Saint Louis to New Orleans; • Crude materials corridor: Ohio and Upper Mississippi Rivers (from Saint Louis) to New Orleans; • Food and farm corridor: Columbia River system, including Columbia, Snake, and Willamette Rivers; • Chemical goods corridor: Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
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