State Five Year Tonnage Trend. Shipping Tons Receving Tons Within Tons Total Tons

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1 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS Wisconsin BUILDING STRONG 2015 State Quick Facts (Tons in Millions) Tons Shipped Tons Received Tons Shipped Within State Total Commerical Docks - 70 Total Value (billions)- $3.65 Total Domestic Tons Total Import Tons - <1 Total Export Tons - <1 Total Tons Source: Waterborne Commerce Statistics, 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Analysis (Commodity dollar values are not calculated for foreign movements) Tons (Millions) State Five Year Tonnage Trend Shipping Tons Receving Tons Within Tons Total Tons

2 Wisconsin - Continued State Sending Tons Total Tonnage Sent to Wisconsin Top Commodity - % of Total Sent to Wisconsin Michigan 3,276,997 Aggregates-58% Canada 1,812,814 ** Iowa 1,383,905 Coal-100% Ohio 643,270 Coal-67% Illinois 606,448 Coal-53% Missouri 270,945 ** Louisiana 253,569 Chemicals-41% Foreign 224,058 Iron/Steel-44% Indiana 58,255 ** Kentucky 34,164 ** Minnesota 21,855 ** Alabama 9,632 ** Oklahoma 3,200 ** Arkansas 2,561 ** Mississippi 1,204 ** **Unknown and Not Elsewhere Classified Products

3 Wisconsin - Continued State Receiving Tons Total Tonnage Recieved from Wisconsin Top Commodity - % of Total Recieved from Wisconsin Michigan 12,333,780 Coal-99% Indiana 5,254,899 Iron/Steel-100% Canada 3,311,718 ** Foreign 1,238,158 Grains-100% Minnesota 1,087,141 ** Louisiana 966,679 Grains-100% Ohio 571,143 ** New York 222,463 ** Alabama 28,163 Grains-94% Illinois 24,293 ** Texas 14,695 ** Mississippi 6,328 ** **Unknown and Not Elsewhere Classified Products

4 Five Year Trend of Tonnage Shipped or Received in Wisconsin Wisconsin - Continued Commodity Group Avg Tonnage % of Total Tons Five Year Commodity Trend (Millions of Tons) (Millions) (All Years) Aggregates 2,038,728 6% Chemicals 177,493 <1% Coal 16,236,234 49% Crude Petrol 0 ** Grains 1,852,493 6% Iron/Steel 8,869,514 27% Ores/Minerals 2,023,660 6% Others 1,700,268 5% Petroleum 205,560 <1% **-Year = Insufficient Operators to Release Tonnage 2015 State Lock Tons by Direction Upbound Tons Downbound Tons Mississippi L&D 3 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 4 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 5 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 5A - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 6 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 7 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 8 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 9 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 10 - Mississippi River Mississippi L&D 11 - Mississippi River 0 4,000,000 8,000,000 12,000,000 16,000,000 2,000,000 6,000,000 10,000,000 14,000,000 ** - Insufficient operators to release directional tonnage

5 2015 Great Lakes Traffic Commodity Value Distribution Total Value: $2.98 (Billion) Wisconsin - Continued Grains - 17% Ores/Minerals - 11% Coal - 21% Petroleum - 4% Others - 4% Chemicals - 2% Iron/Steel - 41% Aggregates - <1% Remaining <1% unable to release due to insufficient operators Wisconsin 2015 Top 5 Waterways (Tons in thousands; values in Millions of dollars) Waterway Name State Rank Tons Value Lake Superior 1 25,664.2 $2,340.9 Lake Michigan 2 5,016.6 $639.5 Mississippi River 3 2,902.4 $606.9 Black River, WI $59.4 Sturgeon Bay, WI 5 ** ** Commodity Values not calculated for foreign/coastal movements., 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Analysis Wisconsin 2015 Top 3 Ports (Tons in thousands) ** Insufficient operators to release tonnage Port Name U.S. Rank Type Total Port Tons Port Tons Within State Duluth-Superior, MN and WI 1 Lake 33, ,599.7 Milwaukee, WI 27 Lake 2, ,649.5 PRAIRIE DUCHIEN HARBORS, WI 26 River ** Insufficient operators to release tonnage