Explore U.S. exports to South Korea by state and congressional district. See merchandise, services, and total trade on the map, then dig into rankings, industries, and jobs.
Explore U.S. Exports to Korea
Since the KORUS FTA took effect in March 2012, U.S. exports of goods and services to Korea have grown across the country. Search for a state or district, or click the map, to see its export and jobs data.
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Top 5 Districts by Export Value
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Top 5 Districts by Jobs Supported
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Top 5 Merchandise Export Categories
Top 5 Service Export Categories
National Overview
U.S.-Korea trade relationship at a glance
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Total Exports to Korea
2012-2024
Jobs Supported
Direct and indirect employment
Merchandise vs. Services Exports
Breakdown by export type
Export Value Trend
Total exports over time
Employment Breakdown
Direct and indirect jobs by year
Merchandise Exports
Merchandise exports over time
Services Exports
Services exports over time
Export Value Trend
Employment Breakdown
Export Value Trend
Employment Breakdown
Industry Breakdown
Industry Breakdown
Industry Breakdown
Select a State or District to Begin
Use the search box or click the map above to view detailed export and employment data for any state or congressional district.
About This Data
Data Sources
Export and employment data are compiled from official U.S. government sources including the Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and International Trade Administration. Data covers the period from 2012 to 2024 and represents the most recent comprehensive analysis available.
Methodology
This Congressional Data Explorer provides district-level estimates of U.S. exports to Korea and the jobs they support. The data includes:
- Export Values: Total dollar value of merchandise and services exports to Korea, allocated to congressional districts based on production and service delivery locations
- Direct Jobs: Employment directly involved in producing goods and services for export to Korea
- Indirect Jobs: Employment in supporting industries (suppliers, transportation, business services)
- Industry Classifications: Merchandise exports organized by NAICS industry codes; services by major and detailed sectors
Key Definitions
- Merchandise Exports
- Physical goods ranging from agricultural products to manufactured goods and raw materials
- Services Exports
- Intangible services including travel, transportation, financial services, and professional services
- NAICS Codes
- North American Industry Classification System codes used to categorize industries
- Congressional District
- Electoral district for U.S. House of Representatives; 435 districts total plus at-large districts
Data Updates
This dataset is updated annually as new trade and employment statistics become available. The most recent update (March 2026) extends data through 2024.
Questions or Feedback?
For questions about the data or methodology, please contact the Korea Economic Institute of America.