IC 7641 Industrial Minerals Of The Pacific Northwest ? Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
A. J. Kauffman
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Jan 1, 1952

Abstract

This inventory of the industrial mineral resources of the Pacific Northwest indicates that each of the States comprising this great region annually produces nonmetallic materials valued at mans million dollars. Commodities or their products that have a large, localized market predominate. These include Portland cement, sand and gravel, stone, clay, and lime. The region's output of magnesite, vermiculite, pumice, and diatomaceous earth is outstanding. The magnesite deposits of Stevens County, Wash., are the largest and most important in this country. Mast of the domestic vermiculite production is obtained from deposits in Lincoln County, Mont. Oregon and Idaho rank third and fourth, respectively, as domestic pumice producers. Production data for diatomaceous earth show Oregon second and Washington fourth among the producing States.
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APA: A. J. Kauffman  (1952)  IC 7641 Industrial Minerals Of The Pacific Northwest ? Summary

MLA: A. J. Kauffman IC 7641 Industrial Minerals Of The Pacific Northwest ? Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1952.

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