Table 11
Railway carloading statistics for intermodal and non-intermodal traffic in Canada (year to date) — Eastern Division

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Railway carloading statistics for intermodal and non-intermodal traffic in Canada (year to date) — Eastern Division
Table summary
This table displays railway carloadings statistics for intemodal and non-intermodal traffic by commodity in Canada (year to date). The column headers provide information based on the types of traffic loadings. For non-intermodal loadings, the data are presented according to metric tonnage. For intermodal loadings, the data are presented according to the total number of units, twenty-foot equivalent units and the metric tonnage.
  January 2013 to December 2013 January 2012 to December 2012
Units TEUs 1 Metric tonnes Units TEUs 1 Metric tonnes
Total non-intermodal traffic loaded . . 106,648,484 . . 101,907,450
Container-on-flat-car 842,575 1,644,725 13,471,619 813,590 1,595,919 13,011,555
Trailer-on-flat-car 51,918 . 760,043 42,576 . 596,217
Traffic received from United States connections . . 8,993,011 . . 9,639,397
Total traffic carried . . 129,873,157 . . 125,154,619
Container-on-flat-car included in receipts from United States connections 73,643 160,835 939,860 64,961 139,296 854,017
Trailer-on-flat-car included in receipts from United States connections 16 . 183 33 . 392
Traffic received from Canadian connections . . 23,239,497 . . 27,857,428
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Estimated numbers.
Note(s):
Unit of measure "TEUs" means: twenty-foot equivalent units.
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