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Small ports of Entry: Challenges and Opportunities

Trans Border Working Group Winnipeg, Manitoba October 26 & 27 2009. Small ports of Entry: Challenges and Opportunities. Jack Olson, Assistant Division Director Planning & Programming Division North Dakota Department of Transportation . More POEs than any other State.

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Small ports of Entry: Challenges and Opportunities

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  1. Trans Border Working Group Winnipeg, Manitoba October 26 & 27 2009 Small ports of Entry:Challenges and Opportunities Jack Olson, Assistant Division Director Planning & Programming Division North Dakota Department of Transportation

  2. More POEs than any other State • All Land Ports of Entry North Dakota Port of Entry (POE) Overview 18 Ports of Entry

  3. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) • Veterinary Service North Dakota’s Largest Ports of Entry Pembina, Portal, & Dunseith 24 Hour Service

  4. PEMBINA VS. AMBOSE PEMBINA, ND • 324,458 Autos • 43% of all ND Ports • 889 Autos per Day • 224,512 Trucks • 57% of ND Port Total • 615 Trucks Per Day AMBROSE • 1,618 Autos • .2% of all ND Ports • < 5 Autos Per Day • 228 Trucks • <1 Truck Per Day

  5. Pembina, ND vs. Blaine, WA PEMBINA, ND • 324,458 Autos • 224,512 Trucks • $16 Billion-Trade Value • $71K per Truck Load BLAINE, WA • 2,748,629 Autos • 331,195 Trucks • $15.2 Billion-Trade Value • $46K Per Truck Load

  6. All LAND MODES • $536.8 Billion U.S. Canada Trade (Value) • RAIL • $93.2 Billion • 17.3% via Rail TRUCK $319.9 Billion 59.6% via Truck

  7. USA-Canada Ports • 31% - All Land Modes • 19% - Truck • North Dakota Ports • 94% - All Land Modes • 68% - Truck • Pembina Port • 84% - All Land Modes • 56% - Truck Growth in Trade Value (2004-2008)

  8. 52 29 2 Top North Dakota Ports of entry 94

  9. Portal • 9th of 81 POEs – All Land Modes • 9th of 81 POEs – Truck • 5th of 81 POEs - Rail North Dakota’s top ports by trade value (2008) Pembina 5th of 81 POEs – All Land Modes 5th of 81 POEs – Truck 6th of 81 POEs - Rail

  10. TRUCK • Boilers; machinery and mechanical appliances • Vehicles, parts, and accessories • Electrical machinery, equipment, and parts • RAIL • Plastics • Mineral fuels, oils, distilled products, bituminous substances • Organic chemicals Major Cross Border Commodity Movements

  11. Communication • 2. Coordination • 3. Cooperation Challenges & Opportunities

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