Geographic Boundaries of Customs Brokerage, Cartage, and Lighterage Districts
This document informs the public of the geographic areas covered for purposes of customs broker permits and for certain cartage and lighterage purposes where the word "district"...
This document informs the public of the geographic areas covered for purposes of customs broker permits and for certain cartage and lighterage purposes where the word “district” appears in the Customs Regulations.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Gina Grier, Office of Regulations and Rulings (202) 927-2320.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Background
In Treasury Decisions 95-77 and 95-78 published in the
Federal Register
on September 27, 1995, at 60 FR 50008 and 60 FR 50020, respectively, Customs amended its regulations to reflect its new organizational structure. Concerning this reorganization, Customs pointed out that, although the concepts of districts and regions would, for the most part, be eliminated, they would still exist for certain limited purposes concerning customs broker permits and cartage and lighterage licensing. In addition, in the same issue of the
Federal Register
Customs published a general notice (60 FR 49971) that informed the public of the geographic areas covered for purposes of those customs broker permit and cartage and lighterage licensing purposes where the word “district” appears in the Customs Regulations. This document republishes the information contained in that 1995 notice.
In the table set forth below, which is arranged alphabetically by State or other geographic location, each of the service ports listed in the left column represents a “district” for purposes of §§ 111.1 and 112.1 of the Customs Regulations (19 CFR 111.1 and 112.1), and the ports of entry listed to the right of each service port represent the ports within that “district.”
Los Angeles-Long Beach.
LAX.
Las Vegas, NV.
Port Hueneme.
Port San Luis.
San Diego.
Andrade.
Calexico.
Tecate.
San Francisco.
Eureka.
Fresno.
Reno, NV.
San Francisco-Oakland.
District of Columbia
Dulles
Alexandria, VA.
Dulles, VA.
Florida
Miami
Key West.
Miami.
Port Everglades.
West Palm Beach.
Tampa.
Boca Grande.
Fernandina Beach.
Jacksonville.
Orlando.
Panama City.
Pensacola.
Port Canaveral.
Port Manatee.
St. Petersburg.
Tampa.
Georgia
Savannah
Atlanta.
Brunswick.
Savannah.
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo.
Honolulu.
Kahului
Nawilliwili-Port Allen.
Illinois
Chicago
Chicago.
Davenport, IA-Moline and Rock Island.
Des Moines, IA.
Omaha NE.
Peoria.
Rockford.
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge.
Chattanooga, TN.
Gramercy.
Greenville, MS.
Knoxville, TN.
Lake Charles.
Little Rock-North Little Rock, AR.
Memphis, TN.
Morgan City.
Nashville, TN.
New Orleans.
Shreveport-Bossier City.
Vicksburg, MS.
Maine
Portland
Bangor.
Bar Harbor.
Bath.
Belfast.
Bridgewater.
Calais.
Eastport.
Fort Fairfield.
Fort Kent.
Houlton.
Jackman.
Jonesport.
Limestone.
Madawaska.
Portland.
Portsmouth, NH.
Rockland.
Van Buren.
Vanceboro.
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis.
Baltimore.
Cambridge.
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston.
Bridgeport, CT.
Fall River.
Gloucester.
Hartford, CT.
Lawrence.
New Bedford.
New Haven, CT.
New London, CT.
Plymouth.
Salem.
Springfield.
Worcester.
Michigan
Detroit
Battle Creek.
Detroit.
Grand Rapids.
Muskegon.
Port Huron.
Saginaw-Bay City-Flint.
Sault Ste. Marie.
Minnesota
Duluth
Ashland, WI.
Duluth and Superior, WI.
Grand Portage.
International Falls-Ranier.
Minneapolis.
Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas, City
St. Joseph.
St. Louis.
St. Wichita.
Montana
Great Falls
Butte.
Del Bonita.
Denver, CO.
Eastport, ID.
Great Falls.
Morgan.
Opheim.
Piegan.
Porthill, ID.
Raymond.
Roosville.
Salt Lake City, UT.
Scobey.
Sweetgrass.
Turner.
Whitetail.
Whitlash.
New York
Buffalo
Buffalo-Niagara Falls.
Oswego.
Rochester.
Sodus Point.
Syracuse.
Utica.
Champlain
Alexandria Bay.
Cape Vincent.
Champlain-Rouses Point.
Clayton.
Massena.
Ogdensburg.
Trout River.
JFK/New York/Newark
Albany.
New York/Newark, NJ.
JFK.
Perth Amboy, NJ.
North Carolina
Charlotte
Beaufort-Morehead City.
( printed page 14013)
Charlotte.
Durham.
Reidsville.
Wilmington.
Winston-Salem.
North Dakota
Pembina
Ambrose.
Antler.
Baudette, MN.
Carbury.
Dunseith.
Fortuna.
Hannah.
Hansboro.
Maida.
Neche.
Noonan.
Northgate.
Noyes, MN.
Pembina.
Pinecreek, MN.
Portal.
Roseau, MN.
Sarles.
Sherwood.
St. John.
Walhalla.
Warroad, MN.
Westhope.
Ohio
Cleveland
Ashtabula/Conneaut.
Cincinnati-Lawrenceburg, IN.
Cleveland.
Columbus.
Dayton.
Erie, PA.
Indianapolis, IN.
Louisville, KY.
Owensboro, KY-Evansville, IN.
Toledo-Sandusky.
Oregon
Portland
Astoria.
Boise, ID.
Coos Bay.
Longview.
Newport.
Portland
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg.
Lehigh Valley.
Philadelphia-Chester, PA and Wilmington, DE.
Pittsburgh.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Aquadilla.
Fajardo.
Guanica.
Humacao.
Jobos.
Mayaguez.
Ponce.
San Juan.
Rhode Island
Providence
Newport.
Providence.
South Carolina
Charleston
Charleston.
Columbia.
Georgetown.
Greenville-Spartenburg.
Texas
Dallas
Amarillo.
Austin.
Dallas/Fort Worth.
Lubbock.
Oklahoma City, OK.
San Antonio.
Tulsa, OK.
El Paso
Albuquerque, NM.
Columbus, NM.
El Paso.
Fabens.
Presidio.
Santa Teresa, NM.
Houston
Houston-Galveston.
Port Arthur *
Port Arthur.
Laredo
Brownsville.
Del Rio.
Eagle Pass.
Hidalgo.
Laredo.
Progreso.
Rio Grande City.
Roma.
Vermont
St. Albans
Beecher Falls.
Burlington.
Derby Line.
Highgate Springs-Alburg.
Norton.
Richford.
St. Albans.
Virginia
Norfolk
Charleston, WV.
Front Royal.
Norfolk-Newport News.
Richmond-Petersburg.
Virgin Islands, U.S.
Charlotte Amalie
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas.
Christiansted, St. Croix.
Coral Bay, St. John.
Cruz Bay, St. John.
Frederiksted, St. Croix.
Washington
Seattle
Aberdeen.
Blaine.
Boundary.
Danville.
Ferry.
Frontier.
Laurier.
Lynden.
Metaline Falls.
Nighthawk.
Oroville.
Point Roberts.
Puget Sound.
Spokane.
Sumas.
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Green Bay.
Manitowoc.
Marinette.
Milwaukee.
Racine.
Sheboygan.
* Not a Service Port
Dated: March 9, 2000.
Stuart P. Seidel,
Assistant Commissioner, Office of Regulations and Rulings.