Pacific Northwest Research Station

Production, Prices, Employment, and Trade in Northwest Forest Industries. All Years.

Table 68—Volume of all species of softwood lumber imports into the Seattle Customs District, 1989-2008

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	(Thousand board feet, Scribner scale)

Year	Canada	Chile	China *a	New Zealand	Russia	Uruguay *a	World
1989	3,067,600	94		35	0		3,067,786
1990	2,804,895	19		106	0		2,805,029
1991	2,708,783	0		139	0		2,709,965
1992	3,249,597	2,030		541	80		3,252,369
1993	3,264,557	8,267		6,197	17		3,279,118
1994	3,552,050	19,789		3,142	414		3,575,758
1995	3,850,896	19,367		839	35		3,871,772
1996	3,783,666	18,255	0	230	84	21	3,803,420
1997	3,366,792	18,282	17	699	163	1,326	3,392,218
1998	3,035,612	11,319	11	604	407	1,499	3,296,279
1999	3,198,835	17,066	0	2,458	2,725	3,254	3,225,525
2000	3,177,351	23,385	0	3,928	3,547	1,351	3,213,148
2001	3,730,488	6,736	0	4,589	1,593	731	3,745,653
2002	3,583,615	5,551	0	2,809	1,294	279	3,594,476
2003	3,919,095	4,657	8	2,122	2,763	809	3,930,411
2004	4,539,547	20,453	319	20,466	1,870	1,640	4,585,078
2005	5,137,586	32,682	2,638	16,228	3,268	1,353	5,194,572
2006	4,462,624	35,744	10,138	24,912	3,008	1,533	4,540,529
2007	3,032,445	15,401	4,972	25,453	2,519	642	3,083,045
2008	1,679,514	6,404	5,357	25,983	4,680	0	1,722,352

a - China and Uruguay added in 1996.

Source: U.S. Department of Commerce.