The Department of Transportation issued a press release listing the top US international freight gateways for 2005 based on value. Among the seaports, the top ones (in descending order) were Los Angeles, New York/New Jersey, Long Beach, Houston, Charleston, Norfolk, Baltimore, Seattle, and Tacoma.
source: HK Law
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