Nominal Annual Capacity and Production

By Product Line and Mill

(In thousands of metric tons)	Annual Capacity		2005 Production

Newsprint

Calhoun, Tennessee ^(1,2)	372		444

Coosa Pines, Alabama	325		324

Grenada, Mississippi	247		245

Liverpool, Nova Scotia	253		244

Thunder Bay, Ontario ⁽²⁾	532		331

Gatineau, Quebec ⁽²⁾	454		456

Dalhousie, New Brunswick ⁽²⁾	219		231

Usk, Washington ⁽³⁾	254		254

Mokpo, South Korea	258		247

Capacity Used for Nuway Production	(120	)	(72	)

	2,794		2,704

Coated and Specialty Papers

Benton Harbor, Michigan	76		38

Catawba, South Carolina	649		654

Covington, Tennessee	76		42

Calhoun, Tennessee ⁽²⁾	372		263

Dalhousie, New Brunswick ⁽²⁾	18		3

Dolbeau, Quebec	232		226

Donnaconna, Quebec	155		155

Gatineau, Quebec ⁽²⁾	22		23

Thunder Bay, Ontario ⁽²⁾	18		18

	1,618		1,422

Market Pulp

Catawba, South Carolina	245		195

Calhoun, Tennessee	145		131

Coosa Pines, Alabama	260		225

Thunder Bay, Ontario ⁽⁴⁾	402		503

	1,052		1,054

Total Tons of Pulp and Paper	5,464		5,180

Lumber ⁽⁵⁾	1,122		1,095

Includes Calhoun Newsprint Company capacity of 216,000 and production of 204,609. Capacity reflects the mid-year completion of a project to convert Calhoun PM#4 to specialty papers.
Represents a facility that has swing newsprint and uncoated groundwood machines.
Represents 100% production and capacity of Ponderay Newsprint Company, a 40% owned partnership.
In January 2006, Bowater announced the closure of Thunder Bay’s “A” kraft mill effective the second quarter of 2006. Capacity figures have been adjusted to reflect this closure.
Figures are in MMBF (millions of board feet). Canadian lumber capacity is based on allocated and available cutting allotment.