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Tennessee

The State of Tennessee contains over 600 miles of navigable

waterways in the Ohio River basin. The major waterways are the

Tennessee River (miles 61 to 215 and 417 to 652) and the

Cumberland River (miles 75 to 381). Tennessee also contains the

Hiwassee, Clinch, Emory, Holston and French Broad and Little

Pigeon Rivers, which are all tributaries of the Tennessee River.

In 2007, almost 29 million tons of commodities (mostly coal,

aggregates, and iron/steel) moved to, from, and within

Tennessee. These commodities had a combined value of over $4.1

billion. Coal made up 52% of this tonnage, followed by

aggregates with 24%.



Tennessee 2007 Commodities Moved

To, from and within the State

(values in millions of dollars)

Commodity Shipped Received Within Total Value

Coal 0 14,915,976 0 14,915,976 $569

Petroleum 527,851 963,372 129,015 1,620,238 $320

Aggregates 270,614 4,834,361 1,897,796 7,002,771 $260

Grain 372,623 112,529 0 485,152 $79

Chemicals 83,052 547,183 ** 630,235 $313

Ores/Minerals ** 890,617 ** 890,617 $92

Iron/Steel 846,031 871,647 ** 1,717,678 $1,622

Other 97,584 1,490,363 78,964 1,666,911 $644

TOTAL 2,197,755 24,626,048 2,105,775 28,929,578 $3,899

** Insufficient barge operators to release this tonnage – included in “Other

Commodities”

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterborne Commerce Statistics

Shipments on Ohio River Basin Waterways Only









An analysis of the waterborne commerce data for the State of

Tennessee shows that almost 2.2 million tons of commodities were

shipped on the river system out of the state. A sizeable

portion of this tonnage consisted of of petroleum to Kentucky

and aggregates such as limestone, iron/steel and grain moving to

Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas. Docks in the state received over

24.6 million tons, with three Tennessee Valley Authority power

plants receiving over 14.4 million tons of coal for use in

electric power generation. In 2007, almost 29 million tons

shipped to, from and within Tennessee were worth over $3.8

billion.

Tennessee docks shipped and received commodities by barge to and

from 14 states. Kentucky was the Volunteer State’s top trading

partner, with over 13.6 million tons moving on barges between

the states. Tennessee docks shipped goods such as gasoline and

iron/steel to Kentucky, while Kentucky docks supplied most of

the coal moving by barge to the Tennessee TVA utility plants and

aggregates.







Tennessee 2007 Commodities

Shipped by Barge to and from Other States

(values in millions of dollars)

Shipments Top Shipments Top

Tons Value Tons Value

To Commodity From Commodity

Kentucky 614,902 $372 Petroleum Kentucky 13,038,030 $710 Coal

Alabama 521,127 $468 Iron/Steel Illinois 7,272,737 $381 Coal

Arkansas 329,668 $132 Aggregates Louisiana 1,941,609 $474 Ores/Minerals

Louisiana 318,294 $60 Grain Pennsylvania 645,521 $87 Coal

Indiana 187,998 $25 Petroleum Missouri 573,499 $36 Others

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterborne Commerce Statistics

Shipments on Ohio River Basin Waterways Only









There are 116 manufacturing facilities, terminals, and docks in

Tennessee that shipped and received tonnage in 2007. The Port

of Nashville, which includes 13 miles of the Cumberland River

(miles 182 to 194) shipped and received almost 4.3 million tons

of commodities in 2007, with most of the tonnage being receipts

of sand, gravel, asphalt and iron/steel.

There are nine navigation locks and dams in Tennessee’s portion

of the Ohio River basin (see map). Chickamauga Lock has a

history of problems associated with concrete expansion. The

existing lock requires aggressive maintenance to confront its

Alkali Aggregate Reaction (AAR) problem. This expansion of

concrete features is causing misalignment of mechanical

components and would eventually cause the lock to be closed.

Congress has authorized construction of a 110’ x 600’

replacement lock riverward of the existing structure which will

remove four of the existing spillway bays. Project construction

began with utility relocations in 2004 and will continue with

road and bridge relocations in 2006.

Tennessee - 2007 Lock Tonnage

(tons in thousands)

Location Lock Tonnage

Lock

River Mile Upbound Downbound Total

Cheatham Cumberland 148.7 9,546 483 10,029

Old Hickory Cumberland 216.2 4,370 6 4,376

Cordell Hull Cumberland 313.5 * * *

Pickwick Landing Tennessee 206.7 11,803 2,914 14,717

Nickajack Tennessee 424.7 1,921 559 2,480

Chickamauga Tennessee 471.0 797 197 994

Watts Bar Tennessee 529.9 484 117 601

Fort Loudoun Tennessee 602.3 350 65 415

Melton Hill Clinch 23.1 0 0 0

* LPMS Data is not collected at Cordell Hull or Melton Hill Locks

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lock Performance Monitoring System



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