Table 8
Railway carloading statistics for intermodal and non-intermodal traffic in Canada — Eastern Division

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Railway carloading statistics for intermodal and non-intermodal traffic in Canada — Eastern Division
Table summary
This table displays railway carloadings statistics for non-intermodal traffic by commodity in Canada (year to date). The information is grouped by specific month on an annual basis, number of rail cars, metric tonnes (appearing as column headers) and list of commodities (appearing as rows)
  December 2013 December 2012
Units TEUs 1 Metric tonnes Units TEUs 1 Metric tonnes
Total non-intermodal traffic loaded . . 8,055,198 . . 8,272,378
Container-on-flat-car 61,256 119,055 973,535 62,315 121,681 1,007,626
Trailer-on-flat-car 4,465 . 65,001 3,589 . 48,224
Traffic received from United States connections . . 725,797 . . 740,376
Total traffic carried . . 9,819,531 . . 10,068,604
Container-on-flat-car included in receipts from United States connections 5,035 11,063 68,508 4,749 10,023 63,626
Trailer-on-flat-car included in receipts from United States connections 8 . 104 3 . 33
Traffic received from Canadian connections . . 1,701,700 . . 2,514,499
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Estimated numbers.
Note(s):
Unit of measure "TEUs" means: twenty-foot equivalent units.
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