Chart: Florida Ports

| 8/28/2013

Florida Port	2012 Cruise Passengers	Cargo (Tons)
Port Canaveral	4,004,283	3,904,986
PortMiami	3,774,452	8,108,070
Port Everglades	3,757,320	21,868,900
Port of Tampa	974,259	33,907,564
Port of Key West	906,068	0
Port of Palm Beach	341,004	2,005,461
JaxPort	195,426	21,879,260
Port Manatee	0	6,837,811
Port Panama City	0	1,420,665
Port of Fernandina	0	384,499
Port of Pensacola	0	224,159
Port of Fort Pierce	0	95,623
Notes: Port of St. Petersburg, Port St. Joe Marina and Port Citrus did not have any passengers or cargo in 2012. Data for fiscal year 2012. Totals include one-day and multiday cruises. Source: Florida Seaport Transportation and Economic Development Council Research: Laurie Graulich

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