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District of Columbia Multimodal Freight Network Tables

Highway Multimodal Freight Network Routes
StateRoute NumberStart PointEnd PointLength (Miles)Begin MilepostEnd Milepost
DCI295--6.420.006.34
DCI395--3.480.003.47
DCI695--1.020.001.01
DCU50--4.450.004.45
DCDC295--4.450.004.45
Interstate, US Route and State Route Total19.82n/an/a
StateRoute NumberStart PointEnd PointLength (Miles)
DCJOHN PHILLIP SOUSA BRIDGE--0.32
DCS CAPITOL ST--1.38
DCSOUTHEAST BLVD.--0.63
DCSUITLAND PKWY--0.17
DCCANAL ST--0.53
Urban Streets and Miscellaneous Ramps Total3.03
Total Freight Network Routes22.85



Highway Multimodal Freight Network Intermodal Connectors
StateFacility IDFacility NameFacility DescriptionLength (Miles)
DCNone---
Connector Total0.00



Highway Multimodal Freight Network STRAHNET Connectors
StateFacility IDFacility NameFacility DescriptionLength (Miles)
DCNone---
Connector Total0.00



Highway Multimodal Freight Network Border Crossings
StatePort IDCrossing Name
DCNone-



Multimodal Rail Freight Network Routes
StateRoute Miles
DC24



Top Ports - Total Tonnage
StatePort NameDomestic TonnageForeign Tonnage ImportForeign Tonnage ExportTotal Tonnage
DCNone----

Top Ports Total Container TEUs Loaded
StatePort NameDomestic TEUs Loaded InboundDomestic TEUs Loaded OutboundForeign TEUs Loaded ImportForeign TEUs Loaded ExportTotal TEUs Loaded
DCNone-----



Tonnage Shipped
StateTotal TonnageDomestic Tonnage Shipped to StateDomestic Tonnage Shipped From StateDomestic Tonnage Shipped IntrastateForeign Tonnage Shipped to StateForeign Tonnage Shipped from State
DC128,079128,079----



Marine Highways
StateDesignationDescriptionType
DCM-495 CrossingThe M-495 Marine Highway Crossing includes the navigable portions of the Anacostia, Occoquan and Potomac Rivers. These segments have potential to reduce regional rush-hour congestion through the operation of passenger ferry services and would provide a needed redundancy to the regional system.Crossing



Domestic Waterway Routes
StateRiver NameLength (Miles)
DCNone-



Cargo Airports
StateLocation IDCityAirport NameT-100/T-100(f) Market Destination (lbs)T-100 RankAll Cargo Landed (lbs)All Cargo Rank
DCNone------