24
RANK
ORDER TABLE1–VOLUMES
IN LIBRARY
INSTITUTION
HSL VOLUMES
TOTAL VOLUMES
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
INSTITUTION
HSL VOLUMES
TOTAL VOLUMES
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
1
CHICAGO
770,909
7,363,549
10.47
35
LOUISVILLE
241,626
2,015,752
11.99
2
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO
709,321
2,284,649
31.05
36
ARIZONA
237,140
5,340,726
4.44
3 HARVARD
705,676
15,555,533
4.54
37
EMORY
235,857
3,107,525
7.59
4 CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES
643,095
8,064,896
7.97
38
KENTUCKY
232,628
3,286,731
7.08
5 COLUMBIA
556,172
9,277,042
6.00
39
MIAMI
224,880
2,571,045
8.75
6 MICHIGAN
555,923
8,133,917
6.83
40
NEW
YORK
219,174
4,939,724
4.44
7 MINNESOTA
490,132
6,587,430
7.44
41
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
212,783
3,921,704
5.43
8 PITTSBURGH
475,577
4,786,175
9.94
42
UTAH
212,577
3,230,854
6.58
9
YALE
454,390
12,025,695
3.78
43
TENNESSEE
209,980
2,971,837
7.07
10
JOHNS
HOPKINS
414,144
3,648,821
11.35
44
VANDERBILT
202,110
3,056,707
6.61
11
CASE
WESTERN
RESERVE
409,774
2,471,504
16.58
45
CONNECTICUT
201,767
3,247,976
6.21
12 WASHINGTON
375,933
6,639,850
5.66
46 PENNSYLVANIA
199,524
5,760,065
3.46
13 CALIFORNIA,
DAVIS
359,673
3,490,356
10.30
47
VIRGINIA
195,296
5,053,162
3.86
14
FLORIDA
356,148
4,137,528
8.61
48
CORNELL
183,249
7,644,371
*
15
MCGILL
348,416
3,568,651
9.76
49 SASKATCHEWAN
181,987
1,976,606
9.21
16 SUNY-BUFFALO
347,688
3,390,583
10.25
50
SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS
172,613
2,999,736
5.75
17
IOWA
346,607
4,551,217
7.62
51
KANSAS
170,256
4,121,573
4.13
18 MONTREAL
329,875
3,057,166
10.79
52
NEW
MEXICO
167,302
2,666,970
6.27
19
NORTH
CAROLINA
328,404
5,710,686
5.75
53
MCMASTER
160,593
1,990,867
8.07
20 WISCONSIN
314,622
7,911,834
3.98
54
OHIO
150,997
2,599,791
5.81
21 OKLAHOMA
307,081
4,796,089
6.40
55
TULANE
149,234
2,403,728
6.21
22
TEXAS
TECH
297,414
2,465,796
12.06
56
QUEEN'S
145,631
2,437,168
5.98
23 CINCINNATI
297,130
3,123,318
9.51
57
BOSTON
143,603
2,427,253
5.92
24 WASHINGTON
U.-ST.
LOUIS
296,592
3,694,504
8.03
58
GEORGETOWN
139,300
2,473,208
5.63
25
OHIO
STATE
295,553
5,936,434
4.98
59
TEMPLE
135,061
3,016,007
4.48
26 CALIFORNIA,
IRVINE
292,742
2,439,525
12.00
60
HOWARD
133,284
2,388,073
5.58
27
DUKE
290,524
5,560,966
5.22
61
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
130,822
2,167,871
6.03
28 SUNY-STONY
BROOK
280,377
2,216,589
12.65
62
SOUTH
CAROLINA
119,323
3,478,256
3.43
29 NORTHWESTERN
277,290
4,603,824
6.02
63 PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
113,563
5,031,196
2.26
30
INDIANA
269,928
7,241,929
*
64
OKLAHOMA
STATE
58,596
2,624,680
2.23
31 DARTMOUTH
261,089
2,474,288
10.55
65
LOUISIANA
STATE
47,695
3,406,434
1.40
32 ROCHESTER
258,462
3,564,683
7.25
66
ALABAMA
17,572
2,518,290
0.70
33
ALBERTA
246,693
6,190,396
3.99
67
FLORIDA
STATE
8,409
2,889,810
0.29
34 CALIFORNIA,
SAN
DIEGO
243,011
3,149,836
7.72
*Did
not include
a Health
Science
Library
in
the
ARL
Statistics
2004-05
RANK
ORDER TABLE1–VOLUMES
IN LIBRARY
INSTITUTION
HSL VOLUMES
TOTAL VOLUMES
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
INSTITUTION
HSL VOLUMES
TOTAL VOLUMES
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
1
CHICAGO
770,909
7,363,549
10.47
35
LOUISVILLE
241,626
2,015,752
11.99
2
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO
709,321
2,284,649
31.05
36
ARIZONA
237,140
5,340,726
4.44
3 HARVARD
705,676
15,555,533
4.54
37
EMORY
235,857
3,107,525
7.59
4 CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES
643,095
8,064,896
7.97
38
KENTUCKY
232,628
3,286,731
7.08
5 COLUMBIA
556,172
9,277,042
6.00
39
MIAMI
224,880
2,571,045
8.75
6 MICHIGAN
555,923
8,133,917
6.83
40
NEW
YORK
219,174
4,939,724
4.44
7 MINNESOTA
490,132
6,587,430
7.44
41
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
212,783
3,921,704
5.43
8 PITTSBURGH
475,577
4,786,175
9.94
42
UTAH
212,577
3,230,854
6.58
9
YALE
454,390
12,025,695
3.78
43
TENNESSEE
209,980
2,971,837
7.07
10
JOHNS
HOPKINS
414,144
3,648,821
11.35
44
VANDERBILT
202,110
3,056,707
6.61
11
CASE
WESTERN
RESERVE
409,774
2,471,504
16.58
45
CONNECTICUT
201,767
3,247,976
6.21
12 WASHINGTON
375,933
6,639,850
5.66
46 PENNSYLVANIA
199,524
5,760,065
3.46
13 CALIFORNIA,
DAVIS
359,673
3,490,356
10.30
47
VIRGINIA
195,296
5,053,162
3.86
14
FLORIDA
356,148
4,137,528
8.61
48
CORNELL
183,249
7,644,371
*
15
MCGILL
348,416
3,568,651
9.76
49 SASKATCHEWAN
181,987
1,976,606
9.21
16 SUNY-BUFFALO
347,688
3,390,583
10.25
50
SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS
172,613
2,999,736
5.75
17
IOWA
346,607
4,551,217
7.62
51
KANSAS
170,256
4,121,573
4.13
18 MONTREAL
329,875
3,057,166
10.79
52
NEW
MEXICO
167,302
2,666,970
6.27
19
NORTH
CAROLINA
328,404
5,710,686
5.75
53
MCMASTER
160,593
1,990,867
8.07
20 WISCONSIN
314,622
7,911,834
3.98
54
OHIO
150,997
2,599,791
5.81
21 OKLAHOMA
307,081
4,796,089
6.40
55
TULANE
149,234
2,403,728
6.21
22
TEXAS
TECH
297,414
2,465,796
12.06
56
QUEEN'S
145,631
2,437,168
5.98
23 CINCINNATI
297,130
3,123,318
9.51
57
BOSTON
143,603
2,427,253
5.92
24 WASHINGTON
U.-ST.
LOUIS
296,592
3,694,504
8.03
58
GEORGETOWN
139,300
2,473,208
5.63
25
OHIO
STATE
295,553
5,936,434
4.98
59
TEMPLE
135,061
3,016,007
4.48
26 CALIFORNIA,
IRVINE
292,742
2,439,525
12.00
60
HOWARD
133,284
2,388,073
5.58
27
DUKE
290,524
5,560,966
5.22
61
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
130,822
2,167,871
6.03
28 SUNY-STONY
BROOK
280,377
2,216,589
12.65
62
SOUTH
CAROLINA
119,323
3,478,256
3.43
29 NORTHWESTERN
277,290
4,603,824
6.02
63 PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
113,563
5,031,196
2.26
30
INDIANA
269,928
7,241,929
*
64
OKLAHOMA
STATE
58,596
2,624,680
2.23
31 DARTMOUTH
261,089
2,474,288
10.55
65
LOUISIANA
STATE
47,695
3,406,434
1.40
32 ROCHESTER
258,462
3,564,683
7.25
66
ALABAMA
17,572
2,518,290
0.70
33
ALBERTA
246,693
6,190,396
3.99
67
FLORIDA
STATE
8,409
2,889,810
0.29
34 CALIFORNIA,
SAN
DIEGO
243,011
3,149,836
7.72
*Did
not include
a Health
Science
Library
in
the
ARL
Statistics
2004-05
