--------------------+----------+----------- Country | 1916 | 1917 --------------------+----------+----------- North America: | | Canada[13] | 245,693| 192,210 Cuba[13] | 712,716| 553,485 Newfoundland[13] | 903,625| 788,820 United States |75,167,672| 75,288,851 South America: | | Chile | 55,281| 4,921 Venezuela[14] | | Europe: | | Austria-Hungary | ([16]) | ([16]) Belgium | 29,951| 16,732 France | ([16]) | ([16]) Germany | ([16]) | ([16]) Greece | 83,647| 62,366 Italy | 927,406| 978,174 Luxemburg | 6,643,689| 4,436,682 Norway | 865,700| ([16]) Portugal | ([16]) | ([16]) Russia | ([16]) | ([16]) Spain | 5,762,733| 5,461,857 Sweden | 6,876,278| 6,119,263 United Kingdom |13,494,658| 14,845,734 Asia: | | China | 274,078| 299,465 Chosen (Korea) | 241,412| ([16]) India | 411,758| 413,273 Japan | 156,263| ([16]) Philippine Islands| ([16]) | ([16]) Africa: | | Algeria | 923,598| 1,048,722 Morocco | ... | ... Madagascar | | Natal | ... | ... Togoland | | Tunis | 361,593| 596,261 Australia: | 390,108|[25]328,310 --------------------+----------+----------- [12] BURCHARD, E. F., “Iron Ore, Pig Iron and Steel”: U. S. Geol. Survey “Mineral Resources,” 1915 and 1917, with additions and revisions. (The above figures are, so far as possible, based on official reports and, where these are lacking, on the technical press.) [13] Shipments. [14] Exports to United States. [15] For Hungary only. [16] Statistics not available. [17] Includes Luxemburg. [18] Included in Germany. [19] Russia produced 2,936,024 long tons of pig iron in 1910; 3,536,417 long tons in 1911, and 4,131,890 long tons in 1912. [20] Includes 1,563 long tons of argentiferous iron ore. [21] Exports. [22] From Tayeh deposits only. [23] Madagascar produced about 8 long tons of iron in 1910 and 1.5 long tons in 1911. [24] For South Australia and Queensland. [25] For South Australia only. TABLE 12.--PIG IRON MANUFACTURED IN PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN 1850, 1890, 1900, AND 1910 TO 1916, IN GROSS TONS[26]