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TABLE 5
COMMON CLAY AND SHALE SOLD OR USED BY PRODUCERS
IN THE UNITED STATES, BY STATE AND USE1, 2, 3
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
 
    2012   2013
State and use   -Quantity-   Value   Quantity   Value
State:  
Alabama 1,210 9,070 1,240 8,390
Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi 752 r 4,060 r 604 3,540
California and Oregon 715 r 8,320 r 1,170 8,540
Colorado 235 r 5,000 r 228 4,880
Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan 515 r 2,260 r 320 1,650
Indiana 369 6,240 294 6,490
Kansas 296 1,750 309 1,800
Kentucky and Tennessee 385 r 5,210 r 268 4,530
Missouri 409 3,190 344 1,660
Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota 251 r 1,270 r 258 1,380
New York 425 19,000 519 22,100
North Carolina 732 r 20,100 r 727 20,000
Ohio 693 13,900 518 10,500
Oklahoma 638 3,010 603 1,990
Pennsylvania 317 r 2,480 r 236 1,240
South Carolina 197 1,120 144 921
Texas 1,940 13,400 1,520 12,100
Utah 332 12,100 306 11,900
Virginia and West Virginia 529 r 2,430 r 371 1,500
Other4 930 r 5,090 r 630 2,100
Total 11,900 r 139,000 r 10,600   127,000
Use:
Floor and wall tile5 181 r NA 203 NA
Heavy-clay products:
Brick, extruded 4,360 NA 3,680 NA
Brick, other 943 NA 464 NA
Other6 103 NA 21 NA
Lightweight aggregate:
Concrete block 1,140 r NA 977 NA
Highway surfacing 661 r NA 290 NA
Structural concrete 655 r NA 545 NA
Miscellaneous 502 NA 653 NA
Portland and other cements 2,800 NA 3,270 NA
Refractories7 247 NA 95 NA
Miscellaneous8 276 r NA   409 NA
Total 11,900 r 139,000 r 10,600   127,000
rRevised. NA Not available.
1Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
2Does not include Puerto Rico.
3Includes only production for companies with mills or plants.
4Includes Arizona (2012), Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maine (2012), Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New Mexico,-
Washington (2012), and Wyoming.
5Includes ceramic tile, quarry tile, and miscellaneous floor and wall tiles.
6Includes drain tile, flowerpots, flue linings, sewer pipes, structural tile, and miscellaneous clay products.
7Includes firebrick, blocks and shapes, mortar and cement, grogs and calcines, and miscellaneous refractories.
8Includes exports reported by producers; miscellaneous civil engineering and sealings; miscellaneous fillers, extenders,-
and binders; pottery; roofing granules; and unknown uses.-

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Mineral commodity prices


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