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July 2009
Table MF-21

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(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

STATE	COMBINED GASOLINE AND GASOHOL											SPECIAL FUEL	SUMMARY OF TOTAL USE
	HIGHWAY USE					NONHIGHWAY USE			TOTAL USE	LOSSES ALLOWED FOR EVAPORATION, HANDLING, ETC. 2/	TOTAL CONSUMPTION	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY USE	HIGHWAY		NON-HIGHWAY (GASOLINE ONLY)	TOTAL
	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	PUBLIC USE			TOTAL	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL					AMOUNT	PERCENT CHANGE FROM PRIOR YEAR
	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	FEDERAL CIVILIAN	STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL	TOTAL	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL					AMOUNT	PERCENT CHANGE FROM PRIOR YEAR
Alabama	2,535,108	2,671	35,547	38,218	2,573,326	78,040	1,853	79,893	2,653,219	1,006	2,654,225	882,000	3,455,326	2.8	79,893	3,535,219
Alaska	260,064	342	7,036	7,378	267,442	31,635	367	32,002	299,444	-	299,444	238,428	505,870	1.1	32,002	537,872
Arizona	2,780,602	2,995	35,384	38,379	2,818,981	69,056	1,845	70,901	2,889,882	-	2,889,882	885,407	3,704,388	0.5	70,901	3,775,289
Arkansas	1,351,427	1,438	24,938	26,376	1,377,803	66,210	1,300	67,510	1,445,313	14,657	1,459,970	673,731	2,051,534	2.3	67,510	2,119,044
California	15,182,211	16,717	203,236	219,953	15,402,164	285,034	10,596	295,630	15,697,794	-	15,697,794	3,181,111	18,583,275	(0.1)	295,630	18,878,905
Colorado	2,056,129	2,278	34,069	36,347	2,092,476	46,035	1,776	47,811	2,140,287	21,619	2,161,906	601,573	2,694,049	1.7	47,811	2,741,860
Connecticut	1,497,162	1,667	27,501	29,168	1,526,330	40,682	1,018	41,700	1,568,030	(670)	1,567,360	306,861	1,833,191	0.6	41,700	1,874,891
Delaware	428,079	446	5,526	5,972	434,051	27,841	273	28,114	462,165	3,146	465,311	71,608	505,659	0.4	28,114	533,773
Dist. of Col.	116,410	256	5,520	5,776	122,186	3,728	288	4,016	126,202	5	126,207	21,864	144,050	(3.0)	4,016	148,066
Florida	8,116,535	8,746	125,417	134,163	8,250,698	359,085	4,798	363,883	8,614,581	-	8,614,581	1,680,451	9,931,149	(2.3)	363,883	10,295,032
Georgia	4,820,890	5,154	57,045	62,199	4,883,089	106,322	2,974	109,296	4,992,385	-	4,992,385	1,515,560	6,398,649	0.1	109,296	6,507,945
Hawaii	443,942	494	9,548	10,042	453,984	14,932	498	15,430	469,414	4,737	474,151	54,841	508,825	(2.4)	15,430	524,255
Idaho	616,530	697	12,928	13,625	630,155	39,281	674	39,955	670,110	6,769	676,879	277,342	907,497	4.0	39,955	947,452
Illinois	4,905,807	5,322	88,429	93,751	4,999,558	115,358	4,610	119,968	5,119,526	(2,542)	5,116,984	1,558,708	6,558,266	0.2	119,968	6,678,234
Indiana	3,002,132	3,244	47,778	51,022	3,053,154	133,870	2,491	136,361	3,189,515	32,236	3,221,751	1,383,666	4,436,820	(0.6)	136,361	4,573,181
Iowa	1,487,241	1,604	29,341	30,945	1,518,186	139,518	1,530	141,048	1,659,234	-	1,659,234	653,815	2,172,001	0.8	141,048	2,313,049
Kansas	1,237,854	1,193	27,140	28,333	1,266,187	58,126	1,415	59,541	1,325,728	13,433	1,339,161	480,028	1,746,215	4.2	59,541	1,805,756
Kentucky	2,124,703	2,262	34,330	36,592	2,161,295	68,565	1,790	70,355	2,231,650	6	2,231,656	876,018	3,037,313	1.3	70,355	3,107,668
Louisiana	2,128,533	2,359	33,786	36,145	2,164,678	216,664	1,761	218,425	2,383,103	17,376	2,400,479	707,188	2,871,866	(13.3)	218,425	3,090,291
Maine	660,363	737	9,661	10,398	670,761	22,049	504	22,553	693,314	2,561	695,875	190,990	861,751	(2.8)	22,553	884,304
Maryland	2,629,108	2,814	27,062	29,876	2,658,984	73,039	1,411	74,450	2,733,434	97,576	2,831,010	576,988	3,235,972	1.0	74,450	3,310,422
Massachusetts	2,816,579	2,963	34,516	37,479	2,854,058	56,879	1,800	58,679	2,912,737	-	2,912,737	405,019	3,259,077	3.1	58,679	3,317,756
Michigan	4,537,838	5,031	64,707	69,738	4,607,576	170,212	3,374	173,586	4,781,162	-	4,781,162	908,978	5,516,554	(1.9)	173,586	5,690,140
Minnesota	2,470,759	2,728	43,129	45,857	2,516,616	146,084	2,249	148,333	2,664,949	26,927	2,691,876	677,757	3,194,373	(0.5)	148,333	3,342,706
Mississippi	1,596,445	1,670	25,561	27,231	1,623,676	49,539	1,333	50,872	1,674,548	16,915	1,691,463	626,360	2,250,036	1.5	50,872	2,300,908
Missouri	3,073,450	3,227	45,743	48,970	3,122,420	85,324	2,385	87,709	3,210,129	31,801	3,241,930	1,093,652	4,216,072	2.0	87,709	4,303,781
Montana	460,886	572	10,074	10,646	471,532	29,125	525	29,650	501,182	-	501,182	265,261	736,793	1.9	29,650	766,443
Nebraska	778,726	854	17,815	18,669	797,395	43,253	929	44,182	841,577	-	841,577	436,757	1,234,152	5.4	44,182	1,278,334
Nevada	1,135,418	1,252	13,557	14,809	1,150,227	26,478	707	27,185	1,177,412	-	1,177,412	387,773	1,538,000	0.3	27,185	1,565,185
New Hampshire	698,691	712	9,202	9,914	708,605	20,341	480	20,821	729,426	-	729,426	104,823	813,428	2.9	20,821	834,249
New Jersey	4,216,612	4,452	49,217	53,669	4,270,281	101,017	2,566	103,583	4,373,864	-	4,373,864	989,724	5,260,005	2.1	103,583	5,363,588
New Mexico	901,641	1,096	16,264	17,360	919,001	26,784	848	27,632	946,633	-	946,633	532,246	1,451,247	0.1	27,632	1,478,879
New York	5,453,896	6,064	101,769	107,833	5,561,729	170,454	5,306	175,760	5,737,489	1,962	5,739,451	1,431,990	6,993,719	0.4	175,760	7,169,479
North Carolina	4,186,874	4,359	105,004	109,363	4,296,237	146,247	2,863	149,110	4,445,347	44,954	4,490,301	1,113,940	5,410,177	1.1	149,110	5,559,287
North Dakota	320,293	384	8,086	8,470	328,763	28,852	422	29,274	358,037	938	358,975	182,784	511,547	5.0	29,274	540,821
Ohio	4,881,626	5,281	79,373	84,654	4,966,280	156,567	4,138	160,705	5,126,985	51,809	5,178,794	1,607,615	6,573,895	0.0	160,705	6,734,600
Oklahoma	1,752,838	1,916	32,025	33,941	1,786,779	82,487	1,670	84,157	1,870,936	9	1,870,945	841,118	2,627,897	5.6	84,157	2,712,054
Oregon	1,478,833	1,709	25,636	27,345	1,506,178	60,369	1,337	61,706	1,567,884	-	1,567,884	563,925	2,070,103	0.7	61,706	2,131,809
Pennsylvania	4,929,900	5,392	72,115	77,507	5,007,407	96,794	3,760	100,554	5,107,961	25,687	5,133,648	1,565,445	6,572,852	0.4	100,554	6,673,406
Rhode Island	380,661	401	8,008	8,409	389,070	12,234	418	12,652	401,722	4,911	406,633	62,590	451,660	(0.6)	12,652	464,312
South Carolina	2,420,819	2,516	27,758	30,274	2,451,093	77,849	1,447	79,296	2,530,389	-	2,530,389	729,583	3,180,676	0.2	79,296	3,259,972
South Dakota	388,784	458	9,439	9,897	398,681	28,902	492	29,394	428,075	4,331	432,406	211,545	610,226	6.3	29,394	639,620
Tennessee	2,981,292	3,268	43,737	47,005	3,028,297	106,596	2,280	108,876	3,137,173	31,689	3,168,862	1,062,419	4,090,716	1.0	108,876	4,199,592
Texas	11,567,774	11,884	151,384	163,268	11,731,042	274,337	7,892	282,229	12,013,271	31,689	12,044,960	4,313,359	16,044,401	3.1	282,229	16,326,630
Utah	1,020,723	1,099	20,022	21,121	1,041,844	33,947	1,044	34,991	1,076,835	11,011	1,087,846	492,839	1,534,683	4.9	34,991	1,569,674
Vermont	328,363	354	5,513	5,867	334,230	10,871	287	11,158	345,388	224	345,612	65,828	400,058	(0.0)	11,158	411,216
Virginia	3,944,977	4,103	50,296	54,399	3,999,376	84,918	2,622	87,540	4,086,916	-	4,086,916	1,131,864	5,131,240	2.5	87,540	5,218,780
Washington	2,596,652	2,934	36,804	39,738	2,636,390	83,916	1,919	85,835	2,722,225	12,678	2,734,903	712,423	3,348,813	1.3	85,835	3,434,648
West Virginia	795,968	876	16,006	16,882	812,850	20,523	834	21,357	834,207	-	834,207	294,671	1,107,521	(0.3)	21,357	1,128,878
Wisconsin	2,412,949	2,566	43,658	46,224	2,459,173	105,205	2,276	107,481	2,566,654	25,926	2,592,580	762,358	3,221,531	2.4	107,481	3,329,012
Wyoming	308,510	366	6,391	6,757	315,267	46,213	333	46,546	361,813	3,501	365,314	392,283	707,550	6.6	46,546	754,096
Total	133,219,607	143,923	2,054,031	2,197,954	135,417,561	4,377,387	102,308	4,479,695	139,897,256	538,877	140,436,133	40,785,107	176,202,668	0.7	4,479,695	180,682,363
Percentage of Total Use	73.7	0.1	1.1	1.2	74.9	2.4	0.1	2.5	77.4	0.3	77.7	22.6	97.5	0.0	2.5	100.0

1/ This table is one of a series giving an analysis of motor-fuel consumption, based on reports from State motor-fuel tax agencies. Gasohol is included with gasoline. In order to make the data uniform and complete, public use and nonhighway use were estimated by the Federal Highway Administration. These estimates may not be comparable to data for prior years due to revised estimation procedures. The resulting volumes differ in many cases from the unadjusted data reported in table MF-2. For some States, data are not comparable to prior years due to changes in data analysis and/or improvements in reporting procedures. All data are subject to review and revision.

2/ Some States make a flat percentage allowance for losses in storage and handling, and others allow for actual losses not to exceed a specified percentage. Still others permit distributors to claim stock losses in reconciliations of inventories, thus exempting the lost volume from taxation. Losses by destruction, where reported separately, are also included in this column. The maximum allowance used in the analysis to cover losses in storage and handling was one percent. Because of accounting methods, losses can be reported as a net gain.