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Manifest Appendices CBP Export Manifest Appendix L – Schedule D Export Code February 2020 Pub # 0875-0419 Schedule D Classification Of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Districts And Ports For U.S. Foreign Trade Statistics. This Appendix Provides A Complete Listing Of Valid Port Codes. Port Codes Code Port 1 Northeast Region 0101 Portland, Maine 0102 Bangor, Maine 0103 Eastport, Maine 0104 Jackman, Maine 0105 Vanceboro, Maine 0106 Houlton, Maine 0107 Fort Fairfield, Maine 0108 Van Buren, Maine 0109 Madawaska, Maine 0110 Fort Kent, Maine 0111 Bath, Maine 0112 Bar Harbor, Maine 0114 Manchester, New Hampshire 0115 Calais, Maine 0118 Limestone, Maine 0121 Rockland, Maine 0122 Jonesport, Maine 0127 Bridgewater, Maine 0131 Portsmouth, New Hampshire 0132 Belfast, Maine 0150 Border Patrol Sector, Hodgdon, Maine 0151 Houlton Border Patrol, Houlton, Maine 0152 Searsport, Maine 0153 Jackman Border Patrol, Jackman, Maine 0154 Rangeley Border Patrol, Rangeley, Maine 0155 Van Buren Border Patrol, Van Buren, Maine 0156 Fort Fairfield Border Patrol, Fort Fairfield, Maine 0157 Calais Border Patrol, Calais, Maine 0181 Lebanon Airport, New Hampshire 0182 Manchester User Fee Airport, New Hampshire 0201 St. Albans, Vermont 0203 Richford, Vermont Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-1 Code Port 0206 Beecher Falls, Vermont 0207 Burlington, Vermont 0209 Derby Line, Vermont 0210 Newport, Vermont 0211 Norton, Vermont 0212 Highgate Springs/Alburg, Vermont 0214 Swanton, Vermont 0221 Northeast Region, Boston, Massachusetts 0250 Border Patrol Sector, Swanton, Vermont 0251 Swanton Border Patrol, Swanton, Vermont 0252 Richford Border Patrol, Richford, Vermont 0253 Newport Vermont Border Patrol, Newport, Vermont 0254 Beecher Falls Border Patrol, Beecher Falls, Vermont 0255 Champlain Border Patrol, Champlain, New York 0256 Ogdensburg Border Patrol, Ogdensburg, New York 0257 Massena Border Patrol, Massena, New York 0258 Burke New York Border Patrol, Burke, New York 0281 Lebanon Airport, Lebanon, New Hampshire 0401 Boston, Massachusetts 0402 Springfield, Massachusetts 0403 Worcester, Massachusetts 0404 Gloucester, Massachusetts 0405 New Bedford, Massachusetts 0406 Plymouth, Massachusetts 0407 Fall River, Massachusetts 0408 Salem, Massachusetts 0409 Provincetown, Massachusetts 0410 Bridgeport, Connecticut 0411 Hartford, Connecticut 0412 New Haven, Connecticut 0413 New London, Connecticut 0416 Lawrence, Massachusetts 0417 Logan Airport, East Boston, Massachusetts 0481 Hanscom User Fee Airport, Bedford, Massachusetts 0499 Boston-Cartage Control, Boston, Massachusetts 0501 Newport, Rhode Island 0502 Providence, Rhode Island 0503 Mellville, Rhode Island 0701 Ogdensburg, New York 0704 Massena, New York 0706 Cape Vincent, New York 0708 Alexandria Bay, New York 0709 Burke, New York 0712 Champlain-Rouses Point, New York Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-2 0714 Clayton, New York 0715 Trout River, New York 0799 Champlain-Cartage Cont, Champlain, New York 0901 Buffalo-Niagara Falls, New York 0903 Rochester, New York 0904 Oswego, New York 0905 Sodus Point, New York 0906 Syracuse, New York 0907 Utica, New York 0921 Northeast Region, Boston Massachusetts 0950 Border Patrol Sector, Tonawanda, New York 0951 Buffalo Border Patrol, Tonawanda, New York 0952 Niagara Falls Border Patrol Station, Niagara Falls, New York 0953 Watertown Border Patrol, Wellesley Island, New York 0954 Fulton New York Border Patrol, Fulton, New York 0971 TNT Skypak, New York 0972 Swift Sure Courier Services, Buffalo, New York 0978 Syracuse International Airport, New York 0979 Buffalo Niagara International Airport, New York 0981 Binghamton Regional Airport, New York 1101 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1102 Chester, Pennsylvania 1103 Wilmington, Delaware 1104 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1105 Paulsboro, Pennsylvania 1106 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Pennsylvania 1107 Camden, New Jersey 1108 Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1109 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1110 Cherry Hill, New Jersey 1119 Allentown, Pennsylvania 1181 Allentown-Bethlehem, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1182 Atlantic City User Fee Airport, New Jersey 1183 Trenton/Mercer Country User Fee Airport, New Jersey 1195 UPS Courier Hub Facility, Pennsylvania 1301 Annapolis, Maryland 1302 Cambridge, Maryland 1303 Baltimore, Maryland 1304 Crisfield, Maryland 1305 Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Maryland 1307 Dover, Delaware 7100 Northeast Region, Boston, Massachusetts 7121 Montreal Quebec Canada, Montreal, Canada 7122 Toronto Ontario Canada, Toronto, Canada Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-3 Code Port 2 New York Region 1001 New York, New York 1002 Albany, New York 1003 Newark, New Jersey 1004 Perth Amboy, New Jersey 1005 Long Island, New York 1006 Fishkill, New York 1007 Napanoch, New York 1012 John F. Kennedy Airport, New York 4601 New York/Newark Area, Newark, New Jersey 4602 Perth Amboy, New Jersey 4670 UPS, Newark, New Jersey 4671 Federal Express, Newark, New Jersey 4681 Morristown Airport, Morristown, New Jersey 4701 John F. Kennedy Airport, Jamaica, New York 4702 John F. Kennedy Airport, Jamaica, New York 4755 JFK Alternate, Jamaica, New York 4770 Federal Express Corp., Jamaica, New York 4771 NYACC, Jamaica, New York 4772 DHL Airways, Jamaica, New York 4773 Emery Worldwide, Jamaica, New York 4774 Air France, Jamaica, New York 4775 Dworkin/Cosell Courier, Jamaica, New York 4776 Swissair (Skyracer), Jamaica, New York 4777 Alitalia (Aliexpress), Jamaica, New York 4778 TNT Skypak, Jamaica, New York 4779 JFK International Airport, New York Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-4 Code Port 3 North Central Region 3301 Raymond, Montana 3302 Eastport, Idaho 3303 Salt Lake City, Utah 3304 Great Falls, Montana 3305 Butte, Montana 3306 Turner, Montana 3307 Denver, Coloroda 3308 Porthill, Idaho 3309 Scoby, Montana 3310 Sweetgrass, Montana 3312 Whitetail, Montana 3316 Piegan, Montana 3317 Opheim, Montana 3318 Roosville, Montana 3319 Morgan, Montana 3321 Whitlash, Montana 3322 Del Bonita, Montana 3323 Wildhorse, Montana 3324 Kalispell Airport, Montana 3325 Willow Creek, Montana 3326 Billings, Montana 3327 Vancouver, BC, Canada 3328 Calgary, Alberta, Canada 3301 Raymond, Montana 3302 Eastport, Idaho 3303 Salt Lake City, Utah 3304 Great Falls, Montana 3305 Butte, Montana 3306 Turner, Montana 3307 Denver, Coloroda 3308 Porthill, Idaho 3309 Scoby, Montana 3310 Sweetgrass, Montana 3312 Whitetail, Montana 3316 Piegan, Montana 3317 Opheim, Montana 3318 Roosville, Montana 3319 Morgan, Montana 3321 Whitlash, Montana 3322 Del Bonita, Montana 3323 Wildhorse, Montana 3324 Kalispell Airport, Montana 3325 Willow Creek, Montana Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-5 Code Port 3326 Billings, Montana 3327 Vancouver, BC, Canada 3328 Calgary, Alberta, Canada 3329 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 3331 Opheim, Montana 3348 Helena, Montana 3350 Border Patrol Sector, Havre, Montana 3351 Havre Montana Border Patrol, Havre, Montana 3352 Malta Montana Border Patrol, Malta, Montana 3353 Billings Border Patrol, Billings Montana 3354 Twin Falls Border Patrol, Twin Falls, Idaho 3355 Shelby Montana Border Patrol, Shelby, Montana 3356 Sweetgrass Montana Border Patrol, Sweetgrass, Montana 3357 St. Mary Montana Border Patrol, Babb, Montana 3358 Plentywood Montana Border Patrol, Plentywood, Montana 3359 Scobey Montana Border Patrol, Scobey, Montana 3381 Missoula User Fee, Missoula, Montana 3382 Natrona County International Airport, Wyoming 3383 Jeffco User Fee Airport, Broofield, Colorado 3384 Arapahoe County Public Airport, Englewood, Colorado 3385 Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum, Colorado 3401 Pembina, North Dakota 3403 Portal, North Dakota 3404 Neche, North Dakota 3405 St. John, North Dakota 3406 Northgate, North Dakota 3407 Walhalla, North Dakota 3408 Hannah, North Dakota 3409 Sarles, North Dakota 3410 Ambrose, North Dakota 3411 Fargo, North Dakota 3412 Fargo, Grand Forks, North Dakota 3413 Antler, North Dakota 3414 Sherwood, North Dakota 3415 Hansboro, North Dakota 3416 Maida, North Dakota 3417 Fortuna, North Dakota Appendix L – Schedule D Port Codes E-6 Port Codes Code Port 3419 Westhope, North Dakota 3420 Noonan, North Dakota 3421 Carbury, North Dakota 3422 Dunseith, North Dakota 3423 Warroad, Minnesota 3424 Baudette, Minnesota 3425 Pinecreek, Minnesota 3426 Roseau, Minnesota 3427 Grand Forks Airport, Grand Forks, North Dakota 3428 Winnipeg International Airport, Winnipeg, Canada 3429 Crane Lake, Minnesota 3430 Lancaster, Minnesota 3431 Minot, North Dakota 3432 Grand Forks, North Dakota 3450 Border Patrol Sector, Grand Forks, North Dakota 3451 Grand Forks Border Patrol, Grand Forks, North Dakota 3452 Portal North Dakota Border Patrol, Portal, North Dakota 3453 Bottineau Border Patrol, Bottineau, North Dakota 3454 Pembina (Noyes) Border Patrol, Hallock, Minnesota 3455 International Falls Border Patrol, International Falls, Minnesota 3456 Warroad Border Patrol, Warroad, Minnesota 3457 Duluth Border Patrol, Duluth, Minnesota 3458 Grand Marais Border Patrol, Grand Marais, Minnesota 3481 Hector International Airport, Fargo, North Dakota 3499 Pembina Cartage Control, Pembina, North Dakota 3501 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota 3502 Sioux Falls, South Dakota 3503 Rapid City, South Dakota 3505 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 3506 Sioux City, Iowa 3507 Grand Island, Nebraska 3508 North Platte, Nebraska 3510 Duluth, Wisconsin 3511 Ashland, Wisconsin 3512 Omaha, Nebraska 3513 Des Moines, Iowa 3578 Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, Minnesota 3579 Joe Foss Field Airport, South Dakota 3581 Rochester, Minnesota User Fee Airport 3601 Duluth, Minnesota 3602 Ashland, Wisconsin 3604 International Falls/Rainer, Minnesota
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