Wisconsin
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Ranking
According to the Association of American Railroads, Wisconsin held the following positions in 2005:[1]
- 31st in the number of different railroad companies in the state (10 companies)
- 15th in the total number of rail miles in the state (3,405 miles)
- 31st in the number of tons of freight originated within the state (16,115,174 tons)
- 8th in the number of tons of freight terminated within the state (77,889,055 tons)
- 33rd in the number of carloads of freight originated within the state (211,619 carloads)
- 13th in the number of carloads of freight terminated within the state (774,698 carloads)
- 21st in the number of tons of freight carried through the state (173,299,935 tons)
- 19th in the number of carloads of freight carried through the state (3,005824 carloads)
- 22nd in the number of railway company employees within the state (3,236 employees)
- 21st in total wages paid to railway company employees within the state ($227,135,000)
- 20th in the number of railroad retiree beneficiaries within the state (10,092 beneficiaries)
- 20th in the total benefits paid to railroad retirees ($146,399,000)
See also
References
- ↑ Railroad State Rankings (PDF). Association of American Railroads. Retrieved on 2007-12-27.
