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TABLE 6
U.S. CONSUMPTION OF IRON AND STEEL SCRAP AND PIG IRON IN 2014, BY REGION AND STATE1, 2, 3
(Thousand metric tons)
 
    Manufacturers of           Total, all
pig iron and raw Manufacturers of Iron foundries and- manufacturing
steel and castings steel castings miscellaneous users types
Region and State   Scrap   Pig iron   Scrap   Pig iron   Scrap   Pig iron   Scrap   Pig iron
New England and Middle Atlantic:
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, 1,800 22 78 -- 92 9 1,970 31
New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont
Pennsylvania 4,430   2,010   193   (4)   192   18   4,810   2,020
Total 6,220   2,030   271   (4)   284   27   6,780   2,050
North Central:
Illinois 1,580 1,970 26 1 352 63 1,960 2,030
Indiana 4,400 8,480 21 (4) 282 57 4,700 8,540
Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South 3,130 64 52 (4) 2,110 1,650 5,290 1,720
Dakota, Wisconsin
Michigan 2,270 3,790 28 (4) 549 25 2,850 3,820
Ohio 7,290   4,920   84   (4)   466   66   7,840   4,990
Total 18,700   19,200   211   2   3,760   1,860   22,600   21,100
South Atlantic:
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia W W (4) (4) W W 1,810 1
Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina W   W   (4)   --   W   W   4,460   291
Total 5,840   149   1   (4)   431   144   6,270   292
South Central:
Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee 9,280 4,140 W W 746 45 10,600 W
Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma 4,520 W W -- 8 3 4,540 W
Texas 3,270   W   47   W   125   17   3,440   46
Total 17,100   4,540   652   78   879   65   18,600   4,690
Mountain and Pacific:
Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah- W 7 1 (4) 58 (4) 2,170 7
California, Oregon, Washington W   --   50   (4)   146   4   2,170   5
Total 4,080   7   51   (4)   204   4   4,330   12
Grand total   51,900   25,900   1,190   80   5,560   2,100   58,600   28,100
W Withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data; included in -Total- or -Grand total.- -- Zero.
1Includes recirculating scrap resulting from current operations and home-generated obsolete scrap.
2Includes molten pig iron used for ingot molds and direct castings.
3Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
4Less than - unit.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Mineral commodity prices


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