Florida’s Oceans and Coasts...East Coast Establishments Employees Wages Counties Brevard 1,114 4,816 $81,828,350 Broward 3,814 19,731 $463,412,200

Florida’s Oceans and Coasts:

An Economic and Cluster Analysis

APPENDICES

May 2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MAPS

M1- Florida’s Coastal and Ocean Transportation Industry,

2011-Wages ($M) ................................................................................................. 1

M2 - Florida’s Coastal and Ocean Transportation and

Warehousing Industry, 2011-Wages ($M) ............................................................ 2

M3 - Florida’s Marine Industry, 2011-Wages ($M) ......................................................... 3

M4 - Florida’s Coastal and Ocean Recreation Industry, 2011

Wages ($M) ......................................................................................................... 4

M5 - Florida’s Coastal and Ocean Living Resources Industry, 2011

Wages ($M) ......................................................................................................... 5

M6 - Florida Public Beaches by County ....................................................................... 11

M7 - Florida Public Parks by County ........................................................................... 12

M8 – Florida Boat Ramps by County ........................................................................... 13

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TABLES

T1 - Florida’s Tourism/Hospitality Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011.

Distribution of Establishments, Employees, and Wages ...................................... 6

T2 - Florida’s Seaports/Transportation and Warehousing Industry

in Coastal Counties, 2011. Distribution of Establishments,

Employees, and Wages ........................................................................................ 7

T3 - Florida’s Marine Industry/Boating in Coastal Counties, 2011


T4 - Florida’s Recreation Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011


T5 - Florida’s Fishing/Living Resources Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011

Distribution of Establishments, Employees, and Wages .................................... 10

T6 - Marine Research Funding Sources for FIO Members ................................................ 14

T7 - Florida Defense Industry Economic Impact Analysis of Florida’s

Coastal Counties, 2000-2009 ............................................................................. 16

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Table - T1

Florida’s Tourism/Hospitality Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011

Distribution of Establishments, Employees, and Wages

East Coast Establishments Employees Wages

Counties

Brevard 1,114 4,816 $81,828,350

Broward 3,814 19,731 $463,412,200

Duval 2,090 10,044 $178,330,100

Flagler 153 824 $17,127,550

Indian River 280 1,231 $21,956,450

Martin 342 1,436 $26,654,600

Miami-Dade 5,351 34,431 $901,050,200

Monroe 522 4,576 $141,201,150

Nassau 162 1,492 $37,982,400

Palm Beach 2,758 16,355 $404,634,650

St. Johns 499 3,091 $64,531,650

St. Lucie 374 1,509 $24,132,250

Volusia 1,129 4,844 $81,969,550

Subtotal East Coast 18,588 104,379 $2,444,811,100

West Coast Establishments Employees Wages

Counties

Charlotte 296 1,155 $17,816,250

Citrus 226 2,553 $36,798,000

Collier 758 5,513 $151,451,350

Dixie 21 208 $3,061,227

Hernando 257 935 $12,984,150

Hillsborough 2,591 12,156 $234,239,550

Lee 1,347 6,947 $143,878,250

Levy 78 673 $8,370,000

Manatee 654 2,428 $43,380,050

Pasco 662 2,480 $40,026,500

Pinellas 2,341 11,272 $220,479,550

Sarasota 883 4,048 $44,514,916

Taylor 40 702 $11,683,251

Subtotal West Coast 10,154 51,070 $968,683,044

Panhandle Coast Establishments Employees Wages

Counties

Bay 577 3,428 $63,301,750

Escambia 660 3,441 $53,951,200

Franklin 46 212 $3,564,450

Gulf 34 265 $1,156,000

Jefferson 21 247 $3,651,278

Okaloosa 588 2,722 $46,367,900

Santa Rosa 248 927 $12,658,450

Wakulla 42 768 $12,340,903

Walton 218 4,746 $108,844,000

Subtotal Panhandle 2,434 16,756 $308,835,931

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW, known as ES-202 data), 2011. The NOAA guidelines for ocean industries were followed to select the relevant NAICS codes that were tracked. These codes are discussed in the methodology section of this report.

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Table - T2

Florida’s Seaports/Transportation and Warehousing Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011



Counties

Brevard 35 700 $35,377,359

Broward 227 2,266 $110,793,000

Duval 86 3,826 $87,687,585

Flagler 2 37 $974,213

Indian River 10 146 $8,358,927

Martin 22 59 $2,469,538

Miami-Dade 199 10,890 $698,391,000

Monroe 108 683 $36,403,666

Nassau 7 274 $15,650,759

Palm Beach 123 392 $19,253,923

St. Johns 14 49 $2,259,000

St. Lucie 11 213 $10,608,080

Volusia 29 93 $2,307,769

Subtotal East Coast 873 18,646 $1,030,534,819


Counties

Charlotte 12 137 $11,263,167

Citrus 5 36 $1,323,512

Collier 37 215 $10,645,583

Dixie 0 0 0

Hernando 1 8 $308,000

Hillsborough 56 1,419 $97,344,000

Lee 37 157 $8,763,583

Levy 2 15 $605,723

Manatee 15 302 $16,592,167

Pasco 9 45 $2,085,262

Pinellas 55 257 $7,826,000

Sarasota 14 97 $6,353,583

Taylor 1 5 $112,065

Subtotal West Coast 244 2,165 $163,222,646


Counties

Bay 38 317 $13,627,000

Escambia 10 119 $3,983,000

Franklin 3 22 $724,204

Gulf 0 0 0

Jefferson 0 0 0

Okaloosa 47 166 $6,053,800

Santa Rosa 5 15 $496,127

Wakulla 0 0 0

Walton 3 4 $74,000

Subtotal Panhandle 106 414 $24,958,131


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Table - T3

Florida’s Marine Industry/Boating in Coastal Counties, 2011



Counties

Brevard 71 838 $26,494,000

Broward 442 2,728 $129,113,000

Duval 97 1,739 $92,673,000

Flagler 8 65 $2,776,671

Indian River 24 193 $7,847,029

Martin 101 698 $28,511,000

Miami-Dade 236 2,009 $83,528,000

Monroe 88 574 $19,683,000

Nassau 9 58 $2,021,617

Palm Beach 218 1,483 $68,036,000

St. Johns 31 266 $10,054,186

St. Lucie 49 521 $18,085,000

Volusia 49 803 $31,558,000

Subtotal East Coast 1,423 11,975 $520,380,503


Counties

Charlotte 40 408 $10,010,167

Citrus 25 187 $5,746,333

Collier 63 503 $20,045,167

Dixie 4 29 $913,987

Hernando 8 63 $1,626,804

Hillsborough 90 1,815 $91,138,000

Lee 120 967 $34,536,000

Levy 4 21 $652,167

Manatee 67 564 $22,072,000

Pasco 38 277 $14,577,667

Pinellas 191 1,725 $67,608,000

Sarasota 52 387 $12,776,000

Taylor 7 52 $1,887,111



Counties

Bay 43 1,086 $47,210,000

Escambia 38 336 $9,716,000

Franklin 9 53 $1,439,139

Gulf 3 25 $706,216

Jefferson 1 5 $154,489

Okaloosa 39 385 $14,294,353

Santa Rosa 17 155 $6,227,099

Wakulla 6 40 $1,200,355

Walton 7 92 $3,714,490

Subtotal Panhandle 163 2,177 $84,662,141


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Table - T4

Florida’s Recreation Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011



Counties

Brevard 97 1,031 $32,423,231

Broward 343 1,471 $39,334,548

Duval 118 787 $19,467,869

Flagler 16 92 $3,804,000

Indian River 30 230 $4,634,076

Martin 45 325 $10,710,835

Miami-Dade 354 2,303 $75,479,348

Monroe 189 1,027 $27,256,384

Nassau 12 119 $3,156,394

Palm Beach 299 1,621 $49,935,948

St. Johns 55 414 $10,412,461

St. Lucie 55 279 $8,127,459

Volusia 107 467 $10,377,593

Subtotal East Coast 1,719 10,166 $295,120,147


Counties

Charlotte 28 166 $3,421,194

Citrus 26 133 $2,973,161

Collier 98 664 $20,598,088

Dixie 7 41 $910,517

Hernando 11 76 $1,598,150

Hillsborough 178 1,076 $23,054,894

Lee 147 716 $17,283,130

Levy 13 99 $2,344,698

Manatee 71 609 $8,884,304

Pasco 82 430 $8,132,236

Pinellas 197 1,078 $23,281,276

Sarasota 86 482 $11,154,691

Taylor 3 38 $941,098



Counties

Bay 84 676 $13,065,120

Escambia 42 236 $4,401,109

Franklin 6 49 $1,091,885

Gulf 5 49 $1,106,024

Jefferson 3 44 $972,209

Okaloosa 87 436 $6,217,689

Santa Rosa 29 396 $9,199,020

Wakulla 3 41 $938,593

Walton 36 135 $3,274,906

Subtotal Panhandle 295 2,062 $40,266,555


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Table - T5

Florida’s Fishing/Living Resources Industry in Coastal Counties, 2011



Counties

Brevard 10 36 $1,279.585

Broward 29 112 $6,156,186

Duval 33 102 $2,242,077

Flagler 0 0 0

Indian River 6 16 $859,099

Martin 6 19 $887,076

Miami-Dade 53 283 $11,208,000

Monroe 29 173 $5,781,000

Nassau 2 9 $283,052

Palm Beach 23 102 $3,395,077

St. Johns 6 24 $583,023

St. Lucie 7 22 $1,002,186

Volusia 9 31 $1,154,116

Subtotal East Coast 213 928 $34,832,478


Counties

Charlotte 3 12 $278,752

Citrus 9 35 $985,503

Collier 12 43 $1,231,503

Dixie 1 6 $121,308

Hernando 5 15 $336,221

Hillsborough 32 924 $30,960,000

Lee 27 72 $2,124,710

Levy 6 11 $658,136

Manatee 11 35 $1,068,801

Pasco 14 48 $1,468,451

Pinellas 29 354 $8,221,615

Sarasota 4 14 $314,888

Taylor 1 6 $121,308



Counties

Bay 12 40 $708,000

Escambia 9 164 $3,270,800

Franklin 8 135 $3,959,533

Gulf 2 3 $112,200

Jefferson 0 0 0

Okaloosa 14 79 $1,591,333

Santa Rosa 1 10 $169,333

Wakulla 4 32 $807,600

Walton 2 20 $338,667

Subtotal Panhandle 52 483 $10,957,466

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW, known as ES-202 data), 2011. The NOAA guidelines for ocean industries were followed to select the relevant NAICS codes that were tracked. These codes are discussed in the methodology section of this report. FN: Totals may not add up due to rounding.

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Map - M6

Florida Oceans and Coastal Council, Florida’s Oceans and Coastal Economies Report,

Phase II, June 2008, Fig. 11.2, p 151.

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Map - M7

Florida Oceans and Coastal Council, Florida’s Oceans and Coastal Economics Report,

Phase II, June 2008, Fig. 11.3, p. 152.

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Map - M8

Florida Oceans and Coastal Council, Florida’s Oceans and Coastal Economies Report, Phase II,

June 2008, Fig. 11.5, p 154.

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Table - T6

Marine Research Funding Sources for FIO Members

(Total September 2012 (incomplete)- $56.5M federal, state, private sources)

Federal Funding Sources

(Total September 2012 (incomplete): $8,933,979)

Minerals Management Service

National Institutes of Health

NOAA/Hydrographic Office;

NOAA/National Undersea Research Program

NOAA/Oceanic and Atmospheric Research

NOAA/Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory

National Underwater Research Center

National Park Service

National Science Foundation

Office of Naval Research

Smithsonian Institution

U.S. Geological Survey

NASA

State Funding Sources

(total September 2012 (incomplete): $3,682,766)

Florida Department of Education

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (formerly Department of

Environmental Regulation and Department of Natural Resources; plus via FOCC)

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

Florida Institute of Oceanography

Florida International University Foundation

Florida Salt Water Fishing License Trust Fund

Florida Sea Grant

South West Florida Water Management District

University of Mississippi

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Private Funding Sources

(Total September 2012 (incomplete): ~$43,896,650)

ANR Pipeline Company

British Petroleum

Earthwatch

The Florida Technology, Research and Scholarship Board

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Industrial Forge Inc.

The International Foundation

Kirby Foundation

March of Dimes

Mary Flagler Cary Trust

Miami Yamaha Billfish Tournament

National Geographic/British Broadcasting Corporation

Ocean Reef and Gun Club

The Nature Conservancy

Whitehall Foundation

Winslow Foundation

Other Private Donors

Source: Florida Institute of Oceanography, personal communication with Jyotika Virmani, January,

2013.

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Table - T7

Florida Defense Industry

Economic Impact Analysis of Florida’s Coastal Counties, 2000-2009

County Number of Defense

Contractors,

2000 – 2009

Number of Defense

Contracts Awarded,

2000 – 2009

Dollar Amount of

Defense Contracts

Awarded, 2000 – 2009

Bay 356 4,716 $4,249,180,454

Brevard 605 10,941 $16,493,659,260

Broward 845 24,061 $3,440,366,548

Charlotte 35 550 $12,871,551

Collier 78 1,607 $73,228,004

Duval 1,150 13,022 $5,828,602,163

Escambia 524 8,960 $1,850,954,615

Flagler 19 99 $3,358,855

Franklin 2 13 $85,720

Hernando 31 192 $6,666,900

Hillsborough 839 9,409 $6,149,643,307

Indian River 35 232 $36,696,851

Lee 124 911 $115,878,471

Manatee 117 3,821 $567,953,971

Martin 86 1,296 $313,823,768

Miami-Dade 989 18,307 $3,503,052,863

Monroe 120 620 $87,499,974

Nassau 32 211 $18,961,618

Okaloosa 449 5,796 $6,681,597,616

Palm Beach 545 8,753 $4,436,361,773

Pasco 68 2,436 $1,349,808,558

Pinellas 603 12,170 $8,372,219,658

St. Johns 140 1,361 $1,529,049,479

St. Lucie 32 119 $25,609,896

Santa Rosa 144 734 $197,714,483

Sarasota 117 1,651 $161,517,831

Volusia 177 1,763 $760,734,989

Total 8,262 133,751 $66,267,099,176

Source: 2010 Florida Defense Industry Economic Impact Analysis: State and Regional Analyses,

Volume One, January 7, 2011. Governmentcontractswon.com.

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