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Recreational Trails Program funds for FY 2005 by state

APPORTIONMENT OF FUNDS FOR RECREATIONAL TRAILS AUTHORIZED FOR FISCAL YEAR 2005 by state.

From U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

STATE / AMOUNT

ALABAMA $1,256,639

ALASKA 897,684

ARIZONA 1,303,189

ARKANSAS 958,206

CALIFORNIA 4,263,285

COLORADO 1,118,110

CONNECTICUT 719,475

DELAWARE 632,202

DIST. OF COL. 580,000

FLORIDA 2,239,843

GEORGIA 1,541,029

HAWAII 653,669

IDAHO 1,015,256

ILLINOIS 1,545,017

INDIANA 1,014,554

IOWA 1,007,437

KANSAS 969,679

KENTUCKY 1,024,871

LOUISIANA 1,223,914

MAINE 876,659

MARYLAND 844,441

MASSACHUSETTS 951,646

MICHIGAN 1,779,215

MINNESOTA 1,369,462

MISSISSIPPI 1,088,555

MISSOURI 1,137,085

MONTANA 1,031,856

NEBRASKA 832,322

NEVADA 811,188

NEW HAMPSHIRE 785,661

NEW JERSEY 975,600

NEW MEXICO 1,026,452

NEW YORK 1,463,360

NORTH CAROLINA 1,369,950

NORTH DAKOTA 725,659

OHIO 1,392,085

OKLAHOMA 1,058,213

OREGON 1,009,293

PENNSYLVANIA 1,436,026

RHODE ISLAND 626,956

SOUTH CAROLINA 926,706

SOUTH DAKOTA 742,538

TENNESSEE 1,083,283

TEXAS 2,598,999

UTAH 1,017,629

VERMONT 712,681

VIRGINIA 1,060,928

WASHINGTON 1,358,654

WEST VIRGINIA 874,956

WISCONSIN 1,297,511

WYOMING 930,372

TOTAL $59,160,000

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