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Ferrous scrap flow map. (2003 Ferrous Scrap Supplement).


CANADIAN MILLS

Altasteel Ltd.
Edmonton, Alberta
350,000 T/yr.

Gerdau AmeriSteel
Whitby, Ont.
960,000 T/yr.

Gerdau Courtice Steel
Cambridge, Ont.
360,000 T/yr.

Gerdau MRM Steel
Selkirk, Manitoba
385,000 T/yr.

IPSCO Inc.
Regina, Sask.
1,000,000 T/yr.

Ispat-Sidbec
Contrecoeur, Que.
1,600,000 T/yr.

IVACO Rolling mills
L'Original, Ont.
450,000 T/yr.

Slater Steels
Hamilton, Ont.
400,000 T/yr.

Stelco-McMaster Ltee.
Contrecoer, Que.
450,000 T/yr.

MEXICAN MILLS

Atlax
Apizaco, Mexico
250,000 T/yr.

Compania Siderurgica
Mexicali, Mexico
560,000 T/yr.

Compania Siderurgica
Guadalajara, Mexico
490,000 T/yr.

Deacero
Saltillo, Mexico
500,000 T/yr.

Hylsa
Monterey, Mexico
1,625,000 T/yr.

Hylsa
Xoxtla, Mexico
1,220,000 T/yr.

Ispat Mexicana
Lazaro Cardenas,
Mexico
950,000 T/yr.

Tamsa
Veracruz, Mexico
850,000 T/yr.

LARGE TONNAGE ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE MILLS

1.  AK Steel
    Butler, Pa.
    1,000,000 T/yr.

2.  AK Steel
    Mansfield, OH
    600,000 T/yr.
    (EAF capacity only)

3.  Bayou Steel Corp.
    LaPlace, La.
    683,000 T/yr.

4.  Beta Steel
    Portage, Ind.
    500,000 T/yr.

5.  Bethlehem
    Lukens Plate
    Coatesville, Pa.
    880,000 T/yr.

6.  Brighton Electric
    Steel
    Beaver Falls, Pa.
    400,000 T/yr.

7.  Cascade Steel
    Rolling Mills Inc.
    McMinnville, Ore.
    700,000 T/yr.

8.  Chaparral Steel Corp
    Petersburg, Va.
    1,200,000 T/yr.

9.  Chaparral
    Steel Corp
    Midlothian, Texas
    2,000,000 T/yr.

10. Charter Steel
    Saukville, Wisc.
    450,000 T/yr.

11. Corus Tuscaloosa
    Steel
    Tuscaloosa, Ala.
    870,000 T/yr.

12. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Cartersville, Ga.
    750,000 T/yr.

13. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Charlotte, N.C.
    460,000 T/yr.

14. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Knoxville, Tenn.
    455,000 T/yr.

15. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Jackson, Tenn.
    670,000 T/yr.

16. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Jacksonville, Fla.
    640,000 T/yr.

17. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Perth Amboy, N.J.
    900,000 T/yr.

18. Gerdau AmeriSteel
    Sayreville, N.J.
    800,000 T/yr.

19. Gallatin Steel
    Ghent, Ky.
    1,200,000 T/yr.

20. Georgetown
    Steel Corp.
    Georgetown, S.C.
    1,000,000 T/yr.

21. IPSCO Inc.
    Montpelier, Iowa
    1,250,000 T/yr.

22. IPSCO Steel
    Mobile Co., Ala.
    1,250,000 T/yr.

23. Keystone
    Steel & Wire
    Peoria, III.
    1,000,000 T/yr.

24. Lone Star Steel
    Lone Star, Texas
    570,000 T/yr.

25. MacSteel
    Fort Smith, Ark.
    420,000 T/yr.

26. MacSteel
    Jackson, Mich.
    280,000 T/yr.

27. Marion Steel
    Marion, Ohio
    365,000 T/yr.

28. Newport Steel
    Newport, Ky.
    700,000 T/yr.

29. North Star-BHP Steel
    Delta, Ohio
    1,500,000 T/yr.

30. North Star Steel Co.
    Beaumont, Texas
    500,000 T/yr.

31. North Star Steel Co.
    Monroe, Mich.
    600,000 T/yr.

32. North Star Steel Co.
    St. Paul, Minn.
    600,000 T/yr.

33. North Star Steel Co.
    Kingman, Ariz.
    500,000 T/yr.

34. North Star Steel Co.
    Wilton, Iowa
    330,000 T/yr.

35. Nucor Corp.
    Darlington, S.C.
    700,000 T/yr.

36. Nucor Corp.
    Norfolk, Neb.
    1,000,000 T/yr.

37. Nucor Corp.
    Jewett, Texas
    850,000 T/yr.

38. Nucor Corp.
    Plymouth, Utah
    850,000 T/yr.

39. Nucor Corp.
    Crawfordsville, Ind.
    2,000,000 T/yr.

40. Nucor Corp.
    Hickman, Ark.
    2,400,000 T/yr.

41. Nucor Corp.
    Hertford Co., N.C.
    1,000,000 T/yr.

42. Nucor Corp.
    Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
    1,800,000 T/yr.

43. Nucor Corp.
    Auburn, N.Y.
    450,000 T/yr.

44. Nucor-Birmingham
    Birmingham, Ala.
    500,000 T/yr.

45. Nucor-Birmingham
    Kankakee, Ill.
    860,000 T/yr.

46. Nucor-Birmingham
    Seattle, Wash.
    840,000 T/yr.

47. Nucor-Birmingham
    Jackson, Miss.
    450,000 T/yr.

48. Nucor-Decatur
    Decatur, Ala.
    2,200,000 T/yr.
    (Formerly Trico;
    recently re-started by
    Nucor Corp.)

49. Nucor-Yamato
    Steel Corp.
    Blytheville, Ark.
    2,500,000 T/yr.

50. Oregon
    Steel Mills
    Portland, Ore.
    850,000 T/yr.

51. Pennsylvania
    Steel
    Technologies
    (Bethlehem)
    Steelton, Pa.
    1,200,000 T/yr.

52. Republic
    Engineered Steels
    Canton, Ohio
    1,000,000 T/yr.

53. Roanoke Electric
    Steel Corp.
    Roanoke, Va.
    710,000 T/yr.

54. Rocky Mountain
    Steel Mills
    Pueblo, Colo.
    1,200,000 T/yr.

55. Rouge Steel Co.
    Dearborn, Mich.
    850,000 T/yr.
    (EAF capacity only)

56. Sheffield
    Steel Corp.
    Sand Springs, Okla.
    600,000 T/yr.

57. SMI Steel-Alabama
    Birmingham, Ala.
    550,000 T/yr.

58. SMI Steel-South
    Carolina
    Cayce-West
    Columbia, S.C.
    500,000 T/yr.

59. SMI Steel-Texas
    Seguin, Texas
    850,000 T/yr.

60. Steel
    Dynamics Inc.
    Butler, Ind.
    2,800,000 T/yr.

61. Steel
    Dynamics Inc.
    Columbia, Ind.
    1,150,000+/T yr.

62. Steel
    Dynamics Inc.
    Pittsboro, Ind.
    500,000 T/yr.
    (Former Qualitech
    mill; to be re-started
    by SDI)

63. Tamco
    Rancho Cucamonga,
    Calif.
    700,000 T/yr.

64. Timken Latrobe
    Steel
    1,500,000 T/yr.
    Latrobe, PA

65. V & M Star
    Youngstown, Ohio
    650,000 T/yr.
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