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TABLE 5
COMMON CLAY AND SHALE SOLD OR USED BY PRODUCERS
IN THE UNITED STATES, BY STATE AND USE1, 2
(Thousand metric tons and thousand dollars)
 
    2005   2006
    Quantity   Value     Quantity   Value
State:
Alabama 2,280 29,000 2,210 38,800
Arkansas 1,210 1,900 1,140 2,550
California 1,010 16,600 744 7,640
Georgia 1,530 8,730 1,510 9,150
Indiana 809 13,500 779 16,400
Kansas 654 4,590 697 7,440
Kentucky 1,060 4,370 1,000 5,140
Louisiana 416 13,100 563 23,700
Mississippi 642 2,860 549 3,100
Missouri 822 3,400 750 4,160
New York 785 11,700 813 30,400
North Carolina 2,180 13,900 2,340 24,200
Ohio 1,310 6,880 1,580 17,800
Oklahoma 903 2,520 1,180 4,700
Pennsylvania 705 3,460 742 5,630
South Carolina 1,020 3,610 992 4,250
Texas 2,340 8,680 2,360 12,600
Utah 478 6,710 526 10,700
Virginia 982 4,690 762 1,810
Other3 3,220 r 15,600 r 2,960 13,100
Total 24,300 r #####     24,200   #####
Use:
Floor and wall tile4 409 NA 249 NA
Heavy clay products:
Brick, extruded 13,200 NA 12,200 NA
Brick, other 1,680 NA 1,610 NA
Other5 273 NA 266 NA
Lightweight aggregate:
Concrete block 1,950 NA 2,040 NA
Highway surfacing 325 NA 323 NA
Structural concrete 903 NA 927 NA
Miscellaneous 666 NA 762 NA
Portland and other cements 3,690 NA 4,340 NA
Refractories6 696 NA 788 NA
Miscellaneous7 547 r NA     696 NA
Total   24,300 r #####     24,200   #####
rRevised. NA Not available.��
1Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
2Excludes Puerto Rico.
3Includes all other States except Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin.
4Includes ceramic tile, quarry tile, and miscellaneous floor and wall tiles.
5Includes drain tile, flower pots, flue linings, sewer pipe, structural tile, and
miscellaneous clay products.
6Includes firebrick, blocks and shapes, mortar and cement, grogs and calcines, and
miscellaneous refractories.
7Includes exports, miscellaneous civil engineering and sealings, miscellaneous fillers,
extenders and binders, pottery, roofing granules, and other unknown uses.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program


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