Canadian Minerals Yearbook (CMY) - 2008: Tables 32-40: TRANSPORTATION

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SECTION 8. TRANSPORTATION

TABLE 32.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS TRANSPORTED BY CANADIAN RAILWAYS, 2000-2008
  2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
(000 tonnes)
METALLIC MINERALS
Iron ores and concentrates 38 964 28 978 30 091 32 975 27 908 32 345 33 976 32 859 34 284
Nickel and nickel-copper ores and concentrates 2 351 2 543 2 343 1 674 2 187 2 368 1 874 1 963 2 354
Zinc ores and concentrates 1 158 1 119 1 105 1 355 1 123 812 763 683 839
Copper ores and concentrates 1 484 1 683 1 290 1 144 1 312 1 404 1 306 1 194 1 084
Lead ores and concentrates 1 030 570 571 410 449 205 223 203 202
Metallic ores and concentrates, n.e.s. 99 169 372 3 046 6 049 6 095 5 962 5 987 5 935
Subtotal 45 086 35 062 35 772 40 604 39 029 43 229 44 105 42 890 44 698
NONMETALLIC MINERALS
Potash (KCI) 14 197 12 819 13 094 14 735 16 591 16 224 13 556 17 572 16 547
Sulphur 7 446 6 373 7 070 7 388 7 945 7 952 7 836 7 510 6 796
Salt 1 218 1 414 1 357 1 378 1 399 1 305 1 138 815 869
Phosphate rock 468 773 1 011 997 1 057 889 535 692 962
Sand, gravel and stone 3 026 3 006 2 939 3 030 2 952 3 516 3 356 2 678 3 308
Other nonmetallic minerals 5 575 5 466 5 715 5 277 6 114 6 183 6 470 5 537 4 488
Subtotal 31 930 29 851 31 186 32 805 36 058 36 069 32 891 34 804 32 970
MINERAL FUELS
Coal 39 253 40 119 35 171 30 608 31 850 33 504 31 135 34 338 34 214
Subtotal 39 253 40 119 35 171 30 608 31 850 33 504 31 135 34 338 34 214
Total crude minerals 116 269 105 032 102 129 104 020 106 938 112 802 108 131 112 032 111 882
Total revenue freight (1) moved by Canadian railways 252 116 240 633 236 911 234 839 250 194 259 395 258 666 255 654 244 377
Crude minerals as a percentage of total revenue freight 46.1 43.6 43.1 44.3 42.7 43.5 41.8 43.8 45.8

Source: Statistics Canada, cat. no. 52-001-XIE.
n.e.s. Not elsewhere specified.
(1) Revenue freight refers to a local or interline shipment from which earnings accrue to a carrier.

TABLE 33.
CANADA, PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED BY CANADIAN RAILWAYS, 2000-2008
  2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
(000 tonnes)
METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Alumina 5 107 5 520 5 909 5 850 3 228 3 363 3 283 3 291 3 364
Iron and steel, primary or semi-finished 3 650 3 826 4 432 4 035 5 199 5 109 5 554 5 709 5 702
Copper, primary or semi-finished 611 607 566 393 403 373 455 425 376
Aluminum, primary or semi-finished 1 460 1 977 2 116 2 276 2 567 2 661 2 719 2 880 3 094
Other nonferrous metals, primary or semi-finished 454 429 583 757 819 672 694 707 615
Articles of metal-based products 944 732 713 562 688 719 1 196 1 270 1 127
Metallic waste and scrap 2 022 1 968 2 174 2 403 2 538 2 661 2 883 2 750 2 531
Total metallic mineral products 14 248 15 059 16 493 16 275 15 443 15 558 16 783 17 033 16 809
NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Sulphuric acid 2 384 2 352 2 522 2 283 2 456 2 415 2 725 2 711 2 829
Fertilizers (excluding potash) 5 041 4 507 4 946 4 504 5 131 4 985 4 652 4 578 4 605
Cement 2 443 2 442 2 410 2 262 2 617 2 706 2 730 2 737 2 638
Other nonmetallic mineral products 828 1 149 1 505 452 626 655 427 308 225
Nonmetallic waste and scrap . . 829 604 515 471 424 528 351 455
Total nonmetallic mineral products 10 696 11 279 11 987 10 016 11 302 11 185 11 062 10 686 10 752
MINERAL FUEL PRODUCTS
Gasoline and aviation turbine fuel 1 539 1 537 2 028 2 103 1 998 2 211 2 472 2 583 2 461
Fuel oils and crude petroleum 3 357 3 953 4 339 2 086 4 847 5 110 4 907 5 491 5 159
Gaseous hydrocarbons, including liquefied petroleum gases 4 451 4 421 4 955 4 991 4 931 4 551 4 483 4 504 4 234
Coal coke and petroleum coke 1 344 1 315 1 726 1 166 1 287 1 567 1 712 1 340 1 707
Other refined petroleum and coal products 1 994 2 090 2 319 2 181 2 585 2 633 2 563 2 549 2 465
Total mineral fuel products 12 685 13 317 15 368 15 528 15 648 16 072 16 138 16 466 16 026
Total processed mineral products 37 629 39 655 43 848 41 819 42 393 42 815 43 983 44 185 43 587
Total revenue freight (1) moved by Canadian railways 252 116 240 623 236 911 234 839 250 194 259 395 258 666 255 654 244 377
Processed mineral products as a percentage of total revenue freight 15 17 19 18 17 17 17 17 18
Total processed mineral products (excluding mineral fuel products) 24 944 26 338 28 480 26 291 26 745 26 743 27 845 27 719 27 561
Total revenue freight (1) moved by Canadian railways 252 116 240 623 236 911 234 839 250 194 259 395 258 666 255 654 244 377
Processed mineral products (excluding mineral fuel products) as a percentage of total revenue freight 9.9 10.9 12.0 11.2 10.7 10.3 10.8 10.8 11.3

Source: Statistics Canada, cat. no. 52-001-XIE.
. . Not available.
(1) Revenue freight refers to a local or interline shipment from which earnings accrue to a carrier.

TABLE 34.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS AND PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED BY CANADIAN RAILWAYS, 2000-2008
   Year    Total Revenue Freight (1) Total Crude Minerals Total Processed Mineral Products Total Crude and Processed Minerals Crude Minerals and Mineral Products as a Percentage of Processed Revenue Freight
(million tonnes) (%)
2000 (r) 254.9 121.9 23.3 145.2 57.0
2001 (r) 241.8 111.0 23.0 134.0 55.4
2002 (r) 238.7 108.0 24.8 132.8 55.6
2003 (r) 235.1 107.1 23.3 130.3 55.4
2004 (r) 251.2 106.9 27.2 134.0 53.4
2005 (r) 260.7 112.8 27.3 140.1 53.7
2006 258.7 108.0 (r) 27.9 (r) 135.9 (r) 52.5
2007 255.7 112.0 (r) 27.7 (r) 139.8 (r) 54.7
2008 244.4 111.9 27.6 139.4 57.1

Source: Statistics Canada, cat. no. 52-001-XIE.
(r) Revised.
(1) Revenue freight refers to a local or interline shipment from which earnings accrue to a carrier.
Note: Statistics have been recalculated to reflect updates to categories under crude minerals and processed mineral products.

TABLE 35.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS LOADED AND UNLOADED IN COASTWISE SHIPPING, 2004-06 (1)
  2004 2005 2006
Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded
(tonnes)
METALLIC MINERALS
Iron ore and concentrates 5 492 731 5 453 941 4 543 818 4 630 565 4 806 867 4 751 229
Aluminum ores and concentrates 28 854 28 854 – – – –
Other ores and concentrates 2 582 738 2 582 738 2 960 033 2 960 033 3 224 712 3 224 712
Total metallic minerals 8 104 323 8 065 533 7 503 851 7 590 598 8 031 579 7 976 011
NONMETALLIC MINERALS
Salt 3 658 336 3 658 371 3 588 490 3 572 085 4 306 905 4 323 319
Limestone 4 125 889 4 125 889 4 214 992 4 198 102 4 040 797 4 057 687
Stone, sand and gravel 3 451 423 3 451 423 4 098 484 4 098 484 4 389 331 4 389 331
Potash 98 160 98 160 88 418 88 418 76 371 76 371
Sulphur 7 191 7 191 884 884 5 419 5 419
Other mineral products (including clays, gypsum and dolomite) 1 855 470 1 855 405 1 975 734 1 975 918 1 851 824 1 842 452
Total nonmetallic mineral products 13 196 469 13 196 439 13 967 002 13 933 891 14 670 647 14 694 579
MINERAL FUELS
Coal and coke 1 005 690 1 005 690 824 218 824 218 616 249 616 249
Crude petroleum 17 762 913 17 838 572 17 601 845 17 601 845 13 872 551 13 866 598
Total mineral fuels 18 768 603 18 844 262 18 426 063 18 426 063 14 488 800 14 482 847
Total crude minerals 40 069 395 40 106 234 39 896 916 39 950 552 37 191 026 37 153 437
Total all commodities (2) 68 896 895 68 871 221 69 539 549 69 623 412 68 079 767 68 130 220
Crude mineral products as a percentage of all commodities 58.2 58.2 57.4 57.4 54.6 54.5
Total crude minerals (without crude petroleum) 22 306 482 22 267 662 22 295 071 22 348 707 23 318 475 23 286 839
Total all commodities (2) 68 896 895 68 871 221 69 539 549 69 623 412 68 079 767 68 130 220
Crude mineral products (excluding crude petroleum) as a percentage of all commodities 32.4 32.3 32.1 32.1 34.3 34.2

Source: Statistics Canada.
– Nil.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of writing. (2) Includes metallic minerals, nonmetallic minerals, and mineral fuels, along with all other cargo loaded and unloaded in coastwise shipping.
Note: Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding.

TABLE 36.
CANADA, PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS LOADED AND UNLOADED IN COASTWISE SHIPPING, 2004-06 (1)
  2004 2005 2006
Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded
(tonnes)
METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Iron, steel and alloys 28 618 28 618 5 712 5 712 177 405 177 405
Other base-metal products (2) 371 553 371 553 582 817 582 817 564 692 564 692
Metallic waste and scrap 765 106 765 106 734 762 734 762 590 720 590 720
Total metallic mineral products 1 165 277 1 165 277 1 323 291 1 323 291 1 332 817 1 332 817
NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Cement and related products 602 672 602 639 591 530 591 576 609 511 605 984
Other nonmetallic minerals, n.e.s. 211 827 211 827 175 260 175 260 131 278 131 278
Nonmetallic waste and scrap 490 345 493 858 432 410 432 410 489 888 489 888
Total nonmetallic mineral products 1 304 844 1 308 324 1 199 200 1 199 246 1 230 677 1 227 150
MINERAL FUEL PRODUCTS
Gasoline and aviation turbine fuel 2 021 542 1 995 270 2 286 021 2 330 577 2 140 571 2 134 160
Coke, petroleum and coal products 316 592 316 592 223 896 199 957 267 392 291 331
Other mineral fuels, n.e.s. (3) 5 170 335 5 167 894 4 843 123 4 887 126 4 522 297 4 508 601
Total mineral fuel products 7 508 469 7 479 756 7 353 040 7 417 660 6 930 260 6 934 092
Total processed mineral products 9 978 590 9 953 357 9 875 531 9 940 197 9 493 754 9 494 059
Total all commodities (4) 68 896 895 68 871 221 69 539 549 69 623 412 68 079 767 68 130 220
Processed mineral products as a percentage of all commodities 14.5 14.5 14.2 14.3 13.9 13.9
Total processed mineral products (not including fuel products) 2 470 121 2 473 601 2 522 491 2 522 537 2 563 494 2 559 967
Processed mineral products (excluding mineral fuel products) as a percentage of all commodities 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.8 3.8

Source: Statistics Canada.
n.e.s. Not elsewhere specified.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of printing. (2) Included articles of base metal and other nonferrous metal; primary or semi-finished.
(3) Includes fuel oils and other refined petroleum and coal products. (4) Includes metallic mineral products, nonmetallic mineral products, and mineral fuel products, along with all other cargo loaded and unloaded in coastwise shipping.
Note: Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding.

TABLE 37.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS AND PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS LOADED AT CANADIAN PORTS IN COASTWISE SHIPPING (1),
1961-2006
Year Total All
Commodities (2)		 Total
Crude
Minerals		 Total
Processed
Minerals		 Total
Crude and Processed
Minerals		 Crude Minerals and Processed
Mineral Products as a Percentage
of All Products
(000 tonnes) (%)
1961 41 861 9 527 8 857 18 384 43.9
1962 39 763 8 361 9 768 18 129 45.6
1963 40 328 7 998 9 942 17 940 44.5
1964 47 171 8 522 11 194 19 716 41.8
1965 48 200 9 183 11 766 20 949 43.5
1966 55 122 10 155 12 653 22 808 41.4
1967 49 799 11 509 12 207 23 716 47.6
1968 50 921 13 698 13 245 26 943 52.9
1969 51 890 12 746 14 181 26 927 51.9
1970 57 301 14 415 14 818 29 233 51.0
1971 55 128 14 783 15 374 30 157 54.7
1972 55 326 14 197 15 290 29 487 53.3
1973 55 314 16 573 15 615 32 188 58.2
1974 53 633 11 723 16 575 28 298 52.8
1975 54 373 15 687 17 510 33 197 61.1
1976 53 882 15 924 16 208 32 132 59.6
1977 58 309 18 131 17 435 35 566 61.0
1978 60 668 18 318 16 619 34 937 57.6
1979 79 950 22 130 17 486 39 616 49.6
1980 82 761 22 947 17 134 40 081 48.4
1981 71 271 17 849 16 669 34 518 48.4
1982 65 881 16 473 13 214 29 687 45.1
1983 67 598 21 248 12 025 33 273 49.2
1984 68 698 22 798 11 909 34 707 50.5
1985 61 717 19 867 10 291 30 158 48.9
1986 60 506 19 901 10 264 30 165 49.9
1987 67 572 20 969 11 118 32 087 47.5
1988 69 974 23 325 11 676 35 001 50.0
1989 62 016 22 963 11 825 34 788 56.1
1990 60 360 22 430 16 096 38 526 63.8
1991 58 430 19 624 10 370 29 994 51.3
1992 52 262 22 125 9 325 31 450 60.2
1993 49 976 21 088 8 168 29 256 58.5
1994 51 534 21 221 9 510 30 731 59.6
1995 50 370 20 626 8 825 29 451 58.5
1996 48 829 22 393 7 634 30 027 61.5
1997 46 639 20 298 7 461 27 759 59.5
1998 47 928 23 358 8 142 31 500 65.7
1999 50 791 25 076 7 556 32 632 64.2
2000 54 507 26 821 9 234 36 055 66.1
2001 53 939 26 773 9 064 35 837 66.4
2002 62 780 36 256 8 527 44 783 71.3
2003 68 076 39 847 9 124 48 971 71.9
2004 68 897 40 069 9 979 50 048 72.6
2005 69 539 39 897 9 876 49 772 71.6
2006 68 080 37 191 9 494 46 685 68.6

Source: Statistics Canada.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of printing. (2) Includes metallic mineral products, nonmetallic mineral products, and mineral fuel products, along with all other cargo loaded and unloaded in coastwise shipping.

TABLE 38.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS LOADED AND UNLOADED AT CANADIAN PORTS IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING TRADE, 2004-06 (1)
  2004 2005 2006
Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded
(tonnes)
METALLIC MINERALS
Iron ore and concentrates 25 110 718 7 512 153 27 482 248 9 140 599 30 481 487 8 107 209
Aluminum ores and concentrates 1 082 2 797 603 580 3 315 500 111 744 3 401 868
Lead and zinc ores and concentrates . . . . . . . . . . . .
Copper and nickel ores and concentrates 561 867 203 955 779 753 256 021 750 589 345 601
Other metallic ores and concentrates (1) 847 078 807 200 825 579 714 694 828 815 730 653
Total metallic minerals 26 520 745 11 320 911 29 088 160 13 426 814 32 172 635 12 585 331
NONMETALLIC MINERALS
Limestone 2 952 614 2 441 880 3 077 290 2 988 957 2 745 724 3 304 878
Stone, sand and gravel 10 148 682 658 021 10 855 852 707 492 12 119 973 777 299
Salt 4 216 117 1 511 413 4 034 664 1 186 688 3 980 744 1 392 355
Sulphur 6 454 878 15 137 6 251 796 18 343 6 045 481 44
Potash 7 165 447 148 6 855 855 44 5 794 135 22
Other nonmetallic mineral products 8 339 716 1 371 955 8 622 254 1 543 800 8 594 567 1 356 052
Total nonmetallic minerals 39 277 454 5 998 554 39 697 711 6 445 324 39 280 624 6 830 650
MINERAL FUELS
Coal and coke 25 355 228 19 137 386 26 519 109 20 333 152 26 887 145 20 580 078
Crude petroleum 22 821 454 37 482 297 23 734 579 41 031 296 22 221 748 35 153 571
Total mineral fuels 48 176 682 56 619 683 50 253 688 61 364 448 49 108 893 55 733 649
Total crude minerals 113 974 881 73 939 148 119 039 559 81 236 586 120 562 152 75 149 630
Total all commodities (2) 196 101 879 118 458 446 201 755 670 129 190 345 206 007 705 124 059 352
Crude minerals as a percentage of all commodities 58.1 62.4 59.0 62.9 58.5 60.6
Total crude minerals (excluding
crude petroleum)		 91 153 427 36 456 851 95 304 980 40 205 290 98 340 404 39 996 059
Crude minerals (excluding crude petroleum) as a percentage of all commodities 46.5 30.8 47.2 31.1 47.7 32.2

Source: Statistics Canada.
. . Not available.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of printing. (2) Includes lead, zinc, and other metallic ores and concentrates not specified.
Note: Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding.

TABLE 39.
CANADA, PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS LOADED AND UNLOADED AT CANADIAN PORTS IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING TRADE, 2004-06 (1)
  2004 2005 2006
Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded
(tonnes)
METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Iron, steel and alloys 533 317 3 468 306 811 577 3 053 803 602 746 4 183 496
Nonferrous metals, n.e.s. (3) 1 187 335 6 216 560 1 055 946 6 852 103 1 188 781 2 579 142
Metallic waste and scrap 3 027 552 113 982 2 881 837 117 961 3 271 258 120 974
Total metallic mineral products 4 748 204 9 798 848 4 749 360 10 023 867 5 062 785 6 883 612
NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
Cement and related products 3 700 329 514 431 3 453 524 355 265 3 166 221 292 958
Other nonmetallic minerals, n.e.s. 1 269 680 1 184 740 241 524 949 196 191 207 1 028 777
Nonmetallic waste and scrap 639 571 166 795 725 088 208 893 756 745 182 384
Total nonmetallic mineral products 5 609 580 1 865 966 4 420 136 1 513 354 4 114 173 1 504 119
MINERAL FUEL PRODUCTS
Gasoline 8 423 212 4 756 995 8 149 093 6 781 330 7 269 656 7 371 983
Fuel oil 8 088 865 3 969 190 8 045 268 3 419 685 8 640 281 3 413 746
Coke, petroleum and coal products 935 037 2 431 055 883 366 3 306 268 1 239 521 3 552 856
Other mineral fuels, n.e.s. 951 508 1 704 158 1 461 217 2 099 672 1 174 264 1 664 208
Total mineral fuel products 18 398 622 12 861 398 18 538 944 15 606 955 18 323 722 16 002 793
Total processed mineral products 28 756 406 24 526 212 27 708 440 27 144 176 27 500 680 24 390 524
Total all commodities (2) 196 101 879 118 458 446 201 755 670 129 190 345 206 007 705 124 059 352
Processed mineral products as a percentage of all commodities 14.7 20.7 13.7 21.0 13.3 19.7
Total processed mineral products (excluding mineral fuel products) 10 357 784 11 664 814 9 169 496 11 537 221 9 176 958 8 387 731
Processed mineral products (excluding mineral fuel products) as a percentage of all commodities 5.3 9.8 4.5 8.9 4.6 6.8

Source: Statistics Canada.
n.e.s. Not elsewhere specified.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of printing. (2) Includes metallic mineral products, nonmetallic mineral products, and mineral fuel products, along with all other cargo loaded and unloaded at Canadian ports. (3) Includes other nonferrous metal, primary or semi-finished, and articles of base metal.
Note: Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding.

TABLE 40.
CANADA, CRUDE MINERALS AND PROCESSED MINERAL PRODUCTS LOADED AT CANADIAN PORTS IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING TRADE, 1961-2006 (1)
Year Total All
Commodities (2)		 Total Crude Minerals Total Processed
Minerals		 Total Crude and
Processed Minerals		 Crude Minerals
and Processed
Mineral Products
as a Percentage
of All Products
(000 tonnes) (%)
1961 48 771 23 241 2 133 25 374 52.0
1962 54 676 30 446 2 296 32 742 59.9
1963 62 031 32 214 2 503 34 717 56.0
1964 75 760 42 087 2 602 44 689 59.0
1965 74 521 41 338 2 746 44 084 59.2
1966 76 192 41 374 3 350 44 724 58.7
1967 72 598 42 704 3 701 46 405 63.9
1968 78 663 48 680 2 960 51 640 65.6
1969 70 432 42 442 3 456 45 898 65.2
1970 95 807 55 849 4 965 60 814 63.5
1971 95 887 53 245 5 022 58 267 60.8
1972 98 988 51 912 9 091 61 003 61.6
1973 112 434 64 195 10 103 74 298 66.1
1974 106 110 64 093 9 041 73 134 68.9
1975 102 444 61 970 7 495 69 465 67.8
1976 114 815 71 527 6 108 77 635 67.6
1977 119 770 70 257 5 979 76 236 63.7
1978 116 522 62 291 7 556 69 847 59.9
1979 134 639 79 685 8 901 88 586 65.8
1980 138 161 67 898 11 770 79 668 57.7
1981 145 445 83 007 9 022 92 029 63.3
1982 125 282 65 594 7 115 72 709 58.0
1983 129 490 67 152 6 197 73 349 56.6
1984 145 322 82 752 7 986 90 738 62.4
1985 143 421 83 878 10 814 94 692 66.0
1986 144 561 84 720 8 303 93 023 64.3
1987 158 994 86 085 10 488 96 573 60.7
1988 171 064 98 934 12 227 111 161 65.0
1989 159 069 90 807 13 624 104 431 65.7
1990 159 039 88 504 15 107 103 611 65.1
1991 168 030 90 165 16 138 106 303 63.3
1992 153 786 78 600 14 643 93 243 60.6
1993 152 162 81 418 16 723 98 141 64.5
1994 169 463 94 423 15 725 110 148 65.0
1995 176 540 100 103 16 346 116 449 66.0
1996 174 306 96 952 18 580 115 532 66.3
1997 187 717 110 983 18 467 129 450 69.0
1998 178 893 107 719 16 419 124 138 69.4
1999 179 648 103 364 20 165 123 529 68.8
2000 187 704 106 577 20 220 126 797 67.6
2001 174 724 95 533 24 804 120 337 68.9
2002 174 270 99 822 28 268 128 090 73.5
2003 191 424 114 361 29 067 143 428 74.9
2004 196 102 113 975 28 756 142 731 72.8
2005 201 756 119 040 27 708 146 748 72.7
2006 206 008 120 562 27 501 148 063 71.9

Source: Statistics Canada.
(1) Data for 2007 were not available at the time of printing. (2) Includes metallic mineral products, nonmetallic mineral products, and mineral fuel products, along with all other cargo loaded and unloaded in coastwise shipping.