Current Industrial Reports

U,.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

Bureau of the Census

Lumber Production and Mill Stocks - 1997

MA24T(97)-1

Issued July 22,1998

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historical notes for this survey may be found in the introduction of the 1996

Manufacturing Profiles, issued July 1998.

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Summary of findings: Production of lumber in the United States amounted to 47.3

billion board feet in 1997, 5.7 percent above the 1996 level of 44.8 billion board feet.

Eastern lumber production was 29.4 billion board feet in 1997, 4.6 percent above the

1996 level of 28.2 billion board feet. Southern yellow pine production amounted to 15.7

billion board feet in 1997, a 4.5 percent increase from the 15.1 billion board feet in 1996.

Production of eastern hardwoods, 10.7 billion board feet in 1997, was 4.2 percent

above the 1996 level of 10.2 billion board feet. Western lumber production was 17.9 

billion board feet in 1997 an increase of 7.7 percent from the 1996 production level

of 16.6 billion board feet. Production of western softwoods increased by 7.7 percent

to 17.4 billion board feet from 1997 to 1996. Total western hardwood production

increased by 5.1 percent.
Table 1. Lumber Production: 1993 to 1997

[Millions of board feet, lumber talley]

Softwoods

Year Southern Total

yellow hardTotal Total pine Other woods

1997.............................. 47,312 36,167 15,741 20,426 11,145

1996.............................. 44,755 34,065 15,060 19,005 10,690

1995.............................. 43,971 33,043 14,700 18,343 10,928

1994.............................. 46,466 35,556 15,221 20,335 10,910

1993.............................. 45,356 34,725 14,698 20,027 10,631

Table 2. Lumber Mill Stock: 1993 to 1997

[Millions of board feet, lumber talley]

Total

End-of-year mill Soft- Hardstocks wood wood

1997................................ 4,422 3,182 1,240

1996................................ 4,247 2,964 1,283

1995................................ 4,633 3,297 1,336

1994................................ 4,600 3,302 1,298

1993................................ 4,420 3,069 1,351
Table 3. Production of Softwoods and Hardwoods

 by State: 1997 and 1996

[Millions of board feet, lumber tally]

Total Softwoods Hardwoods

State

1997 1996 1997 1996 1997 1996

 

United States........................................ 47,312 44,755 36,167 34,065 11,145 10,690

 Eastern United States....................... 29,437 28,153 18,764 17,912 10,673 10,241

 Alabama....................................... 2,519 2,463 2,155 2,110 364 353

 Arkansas...................................... 2,415 2,316 1,976 1,852 439 464

 Connecticut.................................. 48 r/ 44 6 6 42 r/ 38

 Delaware...................................... 15 15 (Z) (D) 15 (D)

 Florida.......................................... 807 773 794 761 13 12

 Georgia......................................... 3,170 2,985 2,790 2,632 380 353

 Illinois........................................... 93 85 - - 93 85

 Indiana......................................... 370 355 (Z) (Z) 370 355

 Iowa.............................................. 77 73 (Z) (Z) 77 73

 Kansas......................................... 10 10 - - 10 10

 Kentucky...................................... 723 743 8 7 715 736

 Louisiana...................................... 1,266 1,248 1,069 1,023 197 225

 Maine........................................... 1,082 1,069 931 939 151 130

 Maryland....................................... 250 240 87 82 163 158

 Massachusetts............................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Michigan....................................... 673 652 147 140 526 512

 Minnesota..................................... 337 315 170 161 167 154

 Mississippi.................................... 2,773 2,792 2,287 2,301 486 491

 Missouri........................................ 583 545 27 27 556 518

 Nebraska...................................... 25 25 2 2 23 23

 New Hampshire........................... 294 275 262 244 32 31

 New Jersey.................................. 8 8 1 1 7 7

 New York...................................... 565 534 99 91 466 443

 North Carolina.............................. 2,418 2,238 1,757 1,648 661 590

 North Dakota................................ 1 3 (Z) (Z) 1 3

 Ohio.............................................. 401 382 3 3 398 379

 Oklahoma..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Pennsylvania................................ 1,089 1,042 39 38 1,050 1,004

 Rhode Island................................ 11 11 3 3 8 8

 South Carolina.............................. 1,483 1,409 1,352 1,301 131 108

 Tennessee................................... 943 908 134 130 809 778

 Texas........................................... 1,575 1,478 1,416 1,333 159 145

 Vermont........................................ 277 228 162 124 115 104

 Virginia......................................... 1,328 1,258 600 567 728 691

 West Virginia................................ 701 653 3 1 698 652

 Wisconsin.................................... 659 617 107 88 552 529

 Western United States..................... 17,875 16,602 17,403 16,153 472 449

 Alaska.......................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) - -

 Arizona......................................... 115 121 115 121 - -

 California...................................... 3,529 3,304 (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Colorado...................................... 114 113 114 113 (Z) (Z)

 Hawaii.......................................... (Z) (Z) - - (Z) (Z)

 Idaho............................................ 2,058 1,833 2,058 1,833 - -

 Montana....................................... 1,350 1,290 1,350 1,290 - -

 Nevada......................................... (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) - -

 New Mexico.................................. 119 90 119 90 - -

 Oregon......................................... 5,870 5,318 5,748 5,205 122 r/ 113

 South Dakota................................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Utah.............................................. 27 36 (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Washington.................................. 4,252 4,064 3,907 3,732 345 332

 Wyoming...................................... 226 227 226 227 - -

 - Represents zero. D Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual

companies. r/Revised by 5 percent or more from previously published data. 

Z Represents less than 500,000 board feet.
Table 4. Lumber Production by Species: 1993 to 1997

[Millions of board feet, lumber talley]

Product description 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

United States.............................................................................................................. 47,312 44,755 43,971 46,466 45,356

 Eastern United States............................................................................................. 29,437 28,153 27,984 28,486 27,797

 Eastern softwoods............................................................................................. 18,764 17,912 17,497 18,021 17,604

 Pine, southern yellow.................................................................................. 15,741 15,060 14,700 15,221 14,698

 Pine, eastern white..................................................................................... 515 467 464 464 460

 Pine, other/1................................................................................................ 281 244 250 226 241

 Spruce or fir/2.............................................................................................. 616 615 585 586 613

 Other eastern softwoods/3.......................................................................... 156 151 148 159 149

 Eastern softwoods, n.s.k............................................................................. 1,455 1,375 1,350 1,365 1,443

 Eastern hardwoods........................................................................................... 10,673 10,241 10,487 10,465 10,193

 Ash.............................................................................................................. 194 200 208 192 196

 Beech......................................................................................................... 69 61 70 72 75

 Birch............................................................................................................ 71 64 68 70 62

 Cherry......................................................................................................... 197 186 184 170 184

 Cottonwood................................................................................................. 75 84 95 100 83

 Aspen.......................................................................................................... 140 131 137 162 155

 Gum, black, tupelo, and sweet................................................................... 195 187 217 243 249

 Hickory and pecan...................................................................................... 98 99 98 103 103

 Hard maple................................................................................................. 435 376 383 349 345

 Soft maple................................................................................................... 259 223 231 233 224

 Oak, red...................................................................................................... 1,998 1,974 1,945 1,914 1,831

 Oak, white................................................................................................... 938 877 933 884 886

 Black walnut................................................................................................ 26 27 34 33 36

 Yellow-poplar.............................................................................................. 957 869 871 858 805

 Other eastern hardwoods/4........................................................................ 305 303 330 336 339

 Mixed hardwoods/5..................................................................................... 1,167 1,193 1,248 1,376 1,473

 Eastern hardwoods, n.s.k........................................................................... 3,549 3,387 3,435 3,370 3,147

 Western United States........................................................................................... 17,875 16,602 15,987 17,980 17,559

 Western softwoods.......................................................................................... 17,403 16,153 15,546 17,535 17,121

 Cedar, western red..................................................................................... 655 652 619 673 612

 Cedar, other/6............................................................................................. 209 r/ 186 186 178 170

 Douglas fir................................................................................................... 7,210 6,792 6,386 6,959 7,059

 Fir, hem-fir, white, and other....................................................................... 3,645 3,151 2,801 3,382 3,122

 Pine, ponderosa.......................................................................................... 2,414 2,320 2,395 2,819 2,906

 Pine, western white.................................................................................... 41 40 49 68 58

 Pine, lodgepole........................................................................................... 677 635 599 814 715

 Pine, sugar.................................................................................................. 173 161 131 166 169

 Redwood..................................................................................................... 735 686 762 808 714

 Spruce/7...................................................................................................... 321 331 307 355 370

 Other western softwoods/8......................................................................... 860 r/ 759 885 853 883

 Western softwoods, n.s.k........................................................................... 463 440 426 460 343

 Western hardwoods/9...................................................................................... 472 449 441 445 438

 n.s.k. Not specified by kind. r/Revised by 5 percent or more from

previously published data.

 1/Includes jack pine and red (Norway) pine.

 2/Includes balsam fir and eastern spruce.

 3/Includes eastern red cedar, northern white cedar, southern white cedar,

cypress, eastern hemlock, tamarack, and mixed woods.

 4/Includes basswood, boxwood, butternut, elm, hackberry, and sycamore.

 5/Mixed hardwoods includes mixed, ungraded hardwoods sawn for ties,

timbers, blocking cants, and pallet stock.

 6/Includes Alaska, incense, and Port Orford cedars.

 7/Includes Sitka and western/Engelmann spruce.

 8/Includes western hemlock, western larch, and mixed woods.

 9/Includes alder, aspen, birch, cottonwood, maple, oak, mixed woods,

and western hardwoods not specified.
Table 5. Production of Softwoods and Hardwoods

 by Lumber Industry Region: 1997 and 1996

[Millions of board feet, lumber tally]

Total Softwoods Hardwoods

Lumber industry region

1997 1996 1997 1996 1997 1996

United States....................................................... 47,312 44,755 36,167 34,065 11,145 10,690

 Eastern lumber regions................................... 29,437 28,153 18,764 17,912 10,673 10,241

 Southern pine.............................................. 15,741 15,060 15,741 15,060 - -

 Southern hardwood..................................... 4,542 4,425 - - 4,542 4,425

 Appalachian................................................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Northern hemlock

 and hardwood........................................... 1,332 1,269 254 228 1,078 1,041

 Northeastern............................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Other........................................................... 2,229 2,102 1,083 1,013 1,146 1,089

 Western lumber regions.................................. 17,875 16,602 17,403 16,153 472 449

 Douglas fir.................................................. 8,100 7,533 7,632 7,088 468 445

 Western pine.............................................. 8,583 7,925 (D) (D) (D) (D)

 California redwood..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)

 Alaska and Hawaii...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (Z) (Z)

 - Represents zero. D Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual

companies. r/Revised by 5 percent or more from previously published data.

Z Represents less than 500,000 board feet.

 Note:

 Lumber industry regions:

 Eastern lumber regions:

 Southern pine: Southern yellow pine

 Southern hardwood: All hardwoods in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, 

 Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas; 

 and the lowland counties of Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, North 

 Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. 

 Appalachian: All hardwoods and softwoods, except southern yellow 

 pine, in West Virginia and the appalachian range counties of 

 Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, 

 Tennessee,and Virginia Tennessee,and Virginia 

 Northern hemlock and hardwood: All hardwoods and softwoods, 

 except southern yellow pine, in Michigan and Wisconsin. 

 Northeastern: All hardwoods and softwoods, except southern yellow 

 pine, in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, 

 New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont. 

 Other: All hardwoods and softwoods, except southern yellow pine, in 

 Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, 

 New Jersey, North Dakota, and Ohio; all softwoods, except 

 southern yellow pine, in the lowland counties of Georgia, 

 Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, 

 Tennessee, and Virginia; and all softwoods, except southern 

 yellow pine, in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, 

 Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. 

 Western lumber regions: 

 Douglas fir: All softwoods and hardwoods in Oregon and 

 Washington west of the Cascades, and in Jackson and 

 Josephine counties in Oregon. 

 Western pine: All softwoods and hardwoods in Oregon and 

 Washington east of the Cascades, except in Jackson and 

 and Josephine counties in Oregon; in California, except 

 in the California redwood counties; and in Arizona, Colorado, 

 Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota, 

 Utah, and Wyoming. 

 California redwood: All softwoods and hardwoods in t following 

 fifteen counties of California: Alameda, Contra Costa, 

 Del Norte, Humboldt, Marin, Mendocino, Monterey, Napa, 

 San Benito, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, 

 Santa Cruz, Solano, and Sonoma. 

 Alaska and Hawaii: All softwoods and hardwoods in Alaska 

 and Hawaii. 
Continued 1

Table 6. Production, Exports, Imports, and Apparent Consumption 

 of Softwoods and Hardwoods: 1997 and 1996 

[Thousands of cubic meters] 

Percent

Exports Percent imports

Product description of exports Imports to

domestic to for Apparent apparent

Product Pro- merchan- produc- consump- consump- consumpcode duction/1 dise/2 tion tion/2 tion/3 tion

1997

Total softwoods and

 hardwoods................................................................ 111,644 7,023 6.3 43,129 147,750 29.2

 Softwoods/4.......................................................... 85,345 4,132 4.8 42,066 123,279 34.1

 Pine............................................................................................. 46,822 1,252 2.7 1,538 47,108 3.3

24212 74 Lodgepole pine.................................................................................... 1,598 52 3.3 100 1,646 6.1

24212 71 Ponderosa pine ............................................... 5,696 117 2.1 211 5,790 3.6

24212 14 Other pine, including

24212 16 southern yellow 

24212 17 and eastern white

24212 72 pine.................................................................................... 39,528 1,083 2.7 1,227 39,672 3.1

24212 76 

24212 63 Douglas fir........................................................................................ 17,014 1,029 6.0 623 16,608 3.8

24212 60 Western red cedar........................................................................................ 1,546 73 4.7 1,278 2,751 46.5

24212 18 Other softwoods,

24212 20 including hemlock, 

24212 62 spruce, fir (other

24212 66 than Douglas fir),

24212 75 cedar (other than

24212 78 western red cedar),

24212 79 and mixed softwoods............................................ 15,437 1,778 11.5 38,627 52,286 73.9

24212 80

24212 00 Softwoods, n.s.k.................................................................................... 4,526 (NA) (NA) (NA) 4526 (NA)

 Hardwoods/4............................................................ 26,299 2,891 11.0 1,063 24,471 4.3

24211 51 Ash.......................................................................................................... 458 152 33.2 7 313 2.2

24211 53 Beech.............................................................................................. 163 34 20.9 5 134 3.7

24211 55 Birch......................................................................................... 167 27 16.2 63 203 31.0

24211 57 Cherry........................................................................................... 465 113 24.3 7 359 1.9

24211 65 Hickory and pecan............................................................................................. 231 18 7.8 1 214 0.5

24211 67 Maple.................................................................................................... 1,638 391 23.9 176 1,423 12.4

24211 69

24211 71 Red oak......................................................................................... 4,715 649 13.8 19 4,085 0.5

24211 73 White oak................................................................................................ 2,213 666 30.1 8 1,555 0.5

24211 75 Black walnut.............................................................. 61 20 32.8 1 42 2.4

24211 77 Yellow-poplar....................................................................................... 2,258 204 9.0 1 2,055 -
Continued 2

Table 6. Production, Exports, Imports, and Apparent Consumption 

 of Softwoods and Hardwoods: 1997 and 1996 

[Thousands of cubic meters] 

Percent

Exports Percent imports

Product description of exports Imports to

domestic to for Apparent apparent

Product Pro- merchan- produc- consump- consump- consumpcode duction/1 dise/2 tion tion/2 tion/3 tion

24211 59 Other hardwoods,

24211 61 including cottonwood,

24211 63 aspen, gum, and

24211 79 mixed hardwoods..................................................... 5,510 617 11.2 775 5,668 13.7

24211 83

24211 99

24211 00 Hardwoods, n.s.k.............................................................................................. 8,420 (NA) (NA) (NA) 8,420 (NA)

1996

Total softwoods and

 hardwoods................................................................ 105,610 6,955 6.6 43,420 142,075 30.6

 Softwoods/4.......................................................... 80,384 4,387 5.5 42,530 118,527 35.9

 Pine............................................................................................. 44,663 1,170 2.6 1,372 44,865 3.1

24212 74 Lodgepole pine.................................................................................... 1,498 43 2.9 85 1,540 5.5

24212 71 Ponderosa pine ............................................... 5,475 102 1.9 219 5,592 3.9

24212 14 Other pine, including

24212 16 southern yellow 

24212 17 and eastern white

24212 72 pine.................................................................................... 37,690 1,025 2.7 1,068 37,733 2.8

24212 76 

24212 63 Douglas fir........................................................................................ 16,027 1,605 10.0 624 15,046 4.1

24212 60 Western red cedar........................................................................................ 1,538 66 4.3 1,643 3,115 52.7

24212 18 Other softwoods,

24212 20 including hemlock, 

24212 62 spruce, fir (other

24212 66 than Douglas fir), 

24212 75 cedar (other than

24212 78 western red cedar),

24212 79 and mixed softwoods............................................ 13,873 1,546 11.1 38,891 51,218 75.9

24212 80

24212 00 Softwoods, n.s.k.................................................................................... 4,283 (NA) (NA) (NA) 4283 (NA)

 Hardwoods/4............................................................ 25,226 2,568 10.2 890 23,548 3.8

24211 51 Ash.......................................................................................................... 472 147 31.1 8 333 2.4

24211 53 Beech.............................................................................................. 144 32 22.2 5 117 4.3

24211 55 Birch......................................................................................... 151 25 16.6 56 182 30.8
Continued 3

Table 6. Production, Exports, Imports, and Apparent Consumption 

 of Softwoods and Hardwoods: 1997 and 1996 

[Thousands of cubic meters] 

Percent

Exports Percent imports

Product description of exports Imports to

domestic to for Apparent apparent

Product Pro- merchan- produc- consump- consump- consumpcode duction/1 dise/2 tion tion/2 tion/3 tion

24211 57 Cherry........................................................................................... 439 86 19.6 5 358 1.4

24211 65 Hickory and pecan............................................................................................. 234 15 6.4 1 220 0.5

24211 67 Maple.................................................................................................... 1,413 321 22.7 170 1,262 13.5

24211 69

24211 71 Red oak......................................................................................... 4,658 631 13.5 14 4,041 0.3

24211 73 White oak................................................................................................ 2,069 592 28.6 9 1,486 0.6

24211 75 Black walnut.............................................................. 64 18 28.1 4 50 8.0

24211 77 Yellow-poplar....................................................................................... 2,051 162 7.9 1 1,890 0.1

24211 59 Other hardwoods,

24211 61 including cottonwood,

24211 63 aspen, gum, and

24211 79 mixed hardwoods..................................................... 5,498 539 9.8 617 5,576 11.1

24211 83

24211 99

24211 00 Hardwoods, n.s.k.............................................................................................. 8,033 (NA) (NA) (NA) 8,033 (NA)

 - Represents zero. NA Not available. n.s.k. Not specified by kind. 

 1/The import and export data were collected in cubic meters. A conversion 

factor of 2.35973725 thousands of cubic meters per 1 million of board feet was used 

used to convert production from millions of board feet to thousands of cubic meters. 

 2/Import and export numbers for 1997 and 1996 do not include cross-ties. 

 3/Apparent consumption is equal to production plus imports minus exports. 

 4/The totals for hardwoods and softwoods include the n.s.k. production data. 

 Note: For a comparison of SIC-based product codes with Schedule B export 

codes and HTSUSA import codes, see Table 7. 
Continued 1

Table 7. Comparison of SIC-Based Product Codes with Schedule B Export

 Codes and HTSUSA Import Codes: 1997

Product Product description Export Import

code code 1/ code 2/

24212 74 Lodgepole pine.................................................................................... 4407.10.0044 4407.10.0044

4407.10.0045 4407.10.0045

24212 71 Ponderosa pine................................................................................ 4407.10.0048 4407.10.0048

4407.10.0049 4407.10.0049

24212 14 Other pine, including 4407.10.0042 4407.10.0042

24212 16 southern yellow 4407.10.0043 4407.10.0043

24212 17 and eastern white 4407.10.0046 4407.10.0046

24212 72 pine............................................................................................ 4407.10.0047 4407.10.0047

24212 76 4407.10.0052 4407.10.0052

4407.10.0053 4407.10.0053

24212 63 Douglas fir........................................................................................ 4407.10.0054 4407.10.0054

4407.10.0055 4407.10.0055

4407.10.0056 4407.10.0056

4407.10.0057 4407.10.0057

24212 60 Western red cedar........................................................................................ 4407.10.0068 4407.10.0068

4407.10.0069 4407.10.0069

24212 18 Other softwoods, 4407.10.0001 4407.10.0001

24212 20 including hemlock, spruce, 4407.10.0002 4407.10.0002

24212 62 fir (other than Douglas fir), 4407.10.0015 4407.10.0015

24212 66 cedar (other than western red 4407.10.0016 4407.10.0016

24212 75 cedar), and mixed softwoods.............................................. 4407.10.0017 4407.10.0017

24212 78 4407.10.0018 4407.10.0018

24212 79 4407.10.0019 4407.10.0019

24212 80 4407.10.0020 4407.10.0020

4407.10.0058 4407.10.0058

4407.10.0059 4407.10.0059

4407.10.0064 4407.10.0064

4407.10.0065 4407.10.0065

4407.10.0066 4407.10.0066

4407.10.0067 4407.10.0067

4407.10.0074 4407.10.0074

4407.10.0075 4407.10.0075

4407.10.0076 4407.10.0076

4407.10.0077 4407.10.0077

4407.10.0082 4407.10.0082

4407.10.0083 4407.10.0083

4407.10.0092 4407.10.0092

4407.10.0093 4407.10.0093

24211 51 Ash.......................................................................................................... 4407.99.0065 4407.99.0065
Continued 2

Table 7. Comparison of SIC-Based Product Codes with Schedule B Export

 Codes and HTSUSA Import Codes: 1997

Product Product description Export Import

code code 1/ code 2/

24212 74 Lodgepole pine.................................................................................... 4407.10.0044 4407.10.0044

4407.10.0045 4407.10.0045

24212 71 Ponderosa pine................................................................................ 4407.10.0048 4407.10.0048

4407.10.0049 4407.10.0049

4407.99.0066 4407.99.0066

24211 53 Beech.............................................................................................. 4407.92.0020 4407.92.0020

4407.92.0040 4407.92.0040

24211 55 Birch................................................................................................ 4407.99.0050 4407.99.0050

4407.99.0051 4407.99.0051

24211 57 Cherry.............................................................................................. 4407.99.0040 4407.99.0040

4407.99.0041 4407.99.0041

24211 65 Hickory and pecan............................................................................................. 4407.99.0070 4407.99.0070

4407.99.0071 4407.99.0071

24211 67 Maple.................................................................................................... 4407.99.0020 4407.99.0020

24211 69 4407.99.0021 4407.99.0021

4407.99.0025 4407.99.0025

24211 71 Red oak......................................................................................... 4407.91.0020 4407.91.0020

4407.91.0021 4407.91.0021

24211 73 White oak................................................................................................ 4407.91.0060 4407.91.0060

4407.91.0061 4407.91.0061

24211 75 Black walnut.................................................................................. 4407.99.0075 4407.99.0075

4407.99.0076 4407.99.0076

24211 77 Yellow-poplar....................................................................................... 4407.99.0045 4407.99.0045

4407.99.0046 4407.99.0046

24211 59 Other hardwoods, 4407.24.0000

24211 61 including cottonwood, 4407.24.0005

24211 63 aspen, and gum............................................................................................ 4407.24.0010

24211 79 4407.24.0025

24211 99 4407.24.0030

4407.24.0090

4407.24.0095

4407.25.0000 4407.25.0000

4407.26.0000 4407.26.0000

4407.29.0000
Continued 3

Table 7. Comparison of SIC-Based Product Codes with Schedule B Export

 Codes and HTSUSA Import Codes: 1997

Product Product description Export Import

code code 1/ code 2/

24212 74 Lodgepole pine.................................................................................... 4407.10.0044 4407.10.0044

4407.10.0045 4407.10.0045

24212 71 Ponderosa pine................................................................................ 4407.10.0048 4407.10.0048

4407.10.0049 4407.10.0049

4407.29.0005

4407.29.0010

4407.29.0025

4407.29.0030

4407.29.0090

4407.29.0095

4407.99.0030 4407.99.0030

4407.99.0031 4407.99.0031

4407.99.0047

4407.99.0048

4407.99.0090

4407.99.0091

4407.99.0095

4407.99.0096

 1/Sources: 1997 edition, Harmonized System-Based Schedule B, Statistical 

Classification of Domestic and Foreign Commodities Exported from the United 

States; Harmonized Tarriff Schedule of the United States, Annotated (1997). 

 2/Source: Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, Annotated (1997).