Political and commercial geology and the world's mineral resources
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Political and commercial geology and the world's mineral resources
Geology, Economic; Mines and mineral resources
-----------------+----------+----------+-----------------------------
| | |Principal
| | |financial
| 1916 | 1917 |control
-----------------+----------+----------+-----------------------------
United States | 1,420 | 310 |United States
Canada | 300 | 120 |Great Britain
Mexico | 450[91]| 2,730 |Great Britain and United
| | |States
Bolivia | 9,100 | 7,340 |Great Britain
Peru | 930 | 450 |Peru
| | |
Austria-Hungary | [92]| [92]|Hungary
Germany | [92]| [92]|Germany
| | |
France | [92]| [92]|France
Italy | 1,080 | 960 |Italy
Spain | 170 | 160 |France
Portugal | 1,000 | [92]|?
| [91]| |
Serbia | [92]| [92]|?
| | |
Algiers | 8,940 | [92]|France
British S. Africa| 380 | 300 |Great Britain and France
| | |
China |42,800 |31,000 |China (Japan), Great Britain?
Japan | 280 | [92]|Japan
India | 400 | 50 |Great Britain
Indo-China | 510 | [92]|Great Britain
Borneo | [92]| [92]|Great Britain
Asia Minor | [92]| [92]|Turkey (Greece)
| | |
Victoria | 1,320 | [92]|Great Britain
New South Wales | 310 | 150 |Great Britain
Queensland | 80 | [92]|Great Britain
West Australia | 20 | 10 |Great Britain
+----------+----------+-----------------------------
Total |78,700[93]|54,300[93]|
-----------------+----------+----------+-----------------------------
[91] Incomplete data; actual production probably larger.
[92] No data.
[93] Totals for years 1914-1917 include estimates of production of
countries from which data are lacking.
The Hillgrove district, in New South Wales, was formerly of
considerable importance, the highest annual output being 2,450 tons of
ore in 1906. Recent production has been slight, and although a very
large increase took place with the stimulus of war prices, the 1917
production was valued at only about 5 per cent. of that of Victoria.
Insignificant amounts of antimony ore have recently been produced in
Queensland and Western Australia. New Zealand yielded a small amount
during the boom of 1906 and 1907, but no production is recorded since
1910.
Imports of antimony ore into Great Britain from Australia in 1915
amounted to 3,854 tons.
Statistics of production (1912-1917) are given in the table preceding.
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