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Highway Statistics 2016

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Private and Commercial Nonhighway Use of Gasoline - 2016 (1)

December 2017
Table MF-24

(Thousands of Gallons)

STATE	AGRICULTURE	AVIATION (2)	INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL	CONSTRUCTION	BOATING	LAWN & GARDEN	RECREATIONAL VEHICLE	MISCELLANEOUS (3)	TOTAL (4)
Alabama	2,348	2,452	29,538	4,374	85,483	41,045	32,494	13,411	211,145
Alaska	30	1,119	3,462	703	9,523	3,519	21,956	2,412	42,724
Arizona	1,413	6,591	56,208	16,143	15,416	73,647	44,872	495	214,785
Arkansas	5,115	1,888	19,780	7,353	37,896	20,050	29,681	1,777	123,540
California	14,802	28,880	198,319	39,419	100,565	408,237	159,123	1,116	950,461
Colorado	4,119	3,300	33,284	13,812	7,936	58,893	44,572	89	166,005
Connecticut	243	922	14,097	1,486	19,990	37,287	4,227	404	78,656
Delaware	478	329	4,311	1,160	18,424	9,703	2,955	16	37,376
Dist. of Col.	-	-	1,062	480	381	2,466	301	1	4,691
Florida	2,952	18,465	140,970	44,051	308,035	221,130	68,725	45,579	849,907
Georgia	3,780	4,596	42,202	7,355	68,191	95,000	33,138	1,893	256,155
Hawaii	258	244	8,835	2,825	1,006	12,695	5,768	-	31,631
Idaho	3,796	1,859	14,606	6,097	8,493	12,789	32,627	413	80,680
Illinois	12,204	3,459	65,259	9,545	39,114	104,520	25,028	3,114	262,243
Indiana	7,242	2,626	32,736	6,872	27,121	58,742	21,255	8,531	165,125
Iowa	16,422	1,894	16,995	3,689	17,751	22,159	19,871	107	98,888
Kansas	12,864	2,535	24,497	5,037	7,395	23,959	19,189	1,274	96,750
Kentucky	3,449	1,199	17,149	3,302	36,633	29,737	25,175	485	117,129
Louisiana	2,135	2,556	24,908	5,272	78,215	29,509	25,285	1,292	169,172
Maine	356	1,049	7,707	1,597	24,328	11,819	17,519	893	65,268
Maryland	1,097	1,391	18,757	3,873	30,124	69,741	9,693	152	134,828
Massachusetts	230	2,800	28,458	3,529	26,316	57,435	11,842	395	131,005
Michigan	4,768	2,925	48,719	14,305	161,629	82,840	50,554	554	366,294
Minnesota	12,032	3,093	31,864	11,471	81,391	39,675	54,726	25,392	259,644
Mississippi	1,763	1,836	11,125	3,094	30,933	17,499	22,115	2,084	90,449
Missouri	2,846	2,745	29,829	6,357	64,887	53,864	31,745	438	192,711
Montana	1,203	2,734	10,066	3,122	4,866	5,878	33,664	413	61,946
Nebraska	6,543	1,510	14,753	6,169	8,891	13,841	14,802	1,472	67,981
Nevada	211	1,592	13,328	5,336	6,173	34,822	26,971	703	89,136
New Hampshire	80	750	6,581	890	27,119	12,515	12,936	2,233	63,104
New Jersey	313	1,803	48,680	4,128	32,714	87,885	12,977	2,089	190,589
New Mexico	841	1,592	16,398	7,712	5,406	15,563	22,138	74	69,724
New York	1,554	2,894	105,906	8,202	95,464	124,093	55,505	2,546	396,164
North Carolina	3,438	3,532	40,743	10,144	77,241	93,736	32,919	17,608	279,361
North Dakota	2,491	2,272	9,449	3,669	8,853	3,752	10,732	31	41,249
Ohio	2,656	3,400	52,952	11,012	78,614	125,438	29,127	252	303,451
Oklahoma	6,117	2,300	28,406	6,101	54,402	35,357	28,141	4,317	165,141
Oregon	1,502	3,901	21,605	4,065	14,928	35,941	28,167	1,133	111,242
Pennsylvania	2,072	4,044	52,742	8,175	47,219	114,864	44,668	461	274,245
Rhode Island	24	549	4,570	489	7,643	8,100	1,381	11	22,767
South Carolina	882	1,850	18,871	5,464	112,180	46,242	15,336	942	201,767
South Dakota	2,767	1,031	6,736	1,422	6,792	4,797	12,974	42	36,561
Tennessee	1,097	2,822	35,072	12,642	67,401	52,229	32,248	559	204,070
Texas	8,688	15,146	123,416	23,286	141,813	198,896	124,055	6,336	641,636
Utah	545	2,385	13,822	3,260	16,449	16,925	23,242	35	76,663
Vermont	543	538	2,815	502	6,581	5,203	5,116	169	21,467
Virginia	1,201	2,370	24,410	5,760	57,441	89,802	29,214	2,022	212,220
Washington	2,677	3,678	32,697	6,423	25,373	59,371	37,387	13,269	180,875
West Virginia	265	516	9,202	2,624	7,544	13,901	20,668	878	55,598
Wisconsin	3,226	2,440	30,955	8,699	99,251	45,309	49,132	677	239,689
Wyoming	547	867	6,629	2,758	5,082	3,531	22,790	12,678	54,882
Total	168,225	167,273	1,655,481	375,255	2,322,616	2,845,951	1,540,726	183,267	9,258,794
Percentage	1.82	1.81	17.88	4.05	25.09	30.74	16.64	1.98	100.00

(1) This table is one of a series providing an analysis of motor-fuel consumption. A complete and uniform classification of nonhighway use is not possible due to differences among the States as to what classes of nonhighway use are eligible for exemptions or refunds and because some eligible refunds are not applied for. In order to make the data uniform and complete, nonhighway uses of gasoline were estimated by the Federal Highway Administration or data were obtained from other sources. These estimates may not be comparable to data for prior years due to revised estimation procedures. All data are subject to review and revision. Figures in bold type are State-Reported data.

(2) Excludes aviation jet fuel.

(3) An amount is shown in this column only when reported by the State, and when it could be determined that the State reported figure did not include fuel represented in other categories. Rail and Logging gasoline use included.

(4) Total Off-highway fuel use increased in 2015. A new Off-highway model was developed in implemented in 2016.

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