Value Of Nonfuel Mineral Production Per Capita And Per Square Kilometer In 2006 By State

TABLE 4
VALUE OF NONFUEL MINERAL PRODUCTION PER CAPITA AND PER SQUARE KILOMETER IN 2006 BY STATE¹

	Land area				Total
	(square		Population		value		Per capita		Per square kilometer
State	kilometers)		(thousands)		(thousands)		Dollars	Rank	Dollars	Rank
Alabama	131,000		4,600		$1,360,000		$295	13	$10,300	20
Alaska	1,480,000		670		3,010,000		4,490	1	2,030	46
Arizona	294,000		6,170		6,740,000		1,090	6	22,900	4
Arkansas	135,000		2,810		789,000		281	15	5,850	29
California	404,000		36,500		4,590,000		126	31	11,400	17
Colorado	269,000		4,750		1,680,000		353	11	6,240	28
Connecticut	12,500		3,510		168,000	²	48	47	13,400	11
Delaware	5,060		853		22,400	²	26	50	4,420	34
Florida	140,000		18,100		3,220,000		178	21	23,100	3
Georgia	150,000		9,360		2,080,000		222	17	13,900	10
Hawaii	16,600		1,290		145,000		113	35	8,710	22
Idaho	214,000		1,470		797,000		543	8	3,720	40
Illinois	144,000		12,800		1,220,000		95	40	8,500	23
Indiana	92,900		6,310		982,000		156	24	10,600	19
Iowa	145,000		2,980		696,000		234	16	4,810	31
Kansas	212,000		2,760		973,000		352	12	4,590	33
Kentucky	103,000		4,210		806,000		192	18	7,840	26
Louisiana	113,000		4,290		481,000		112	37	4,260	36
Maine	79,900		1,320		158,000		119	32	1,970	47
Maryland	25,300		5,620		653,000	²	116	33	25,800	2
Massachusetts	20,300		6,440		294,000	²	46	48	14,500	9
Michigan	147,000		10,100		1,910,000		189	20	13,000	12
Minnesota	206,000		5,170		2,540,000	²	492	9	12,300	14
Mississippi	121,000		2,910		270,000		93	41	2,220	44
Missouri	178,000		5,840		2,070,000		354	10	11,600	16
Montana	377,000		945		1,070,000		1,130	5	2,830	43
Nebraska	199,000		1,770		129,000	²	73	43	648	49
Nevada	284,000		2,500		5,140,000		2,060	3	18,100	6
New Hampshire	23,200		1,320		112,000	²	86	42	4,840	30
New Jersey	19,200		8,730		547,000	²	63	46	28,500	1
New Mexico	314,000		1,960		1,470,000		754	7	4,690	32
New York	122,000		19,300		1,330,000		69	45	10,900	18
North Carolina	126,000		8,860		1,020,000	²	115	34	8,100	24
North Dakota	179,000		636		44,400	²	70	44	249	50
Ohio	106,000		11,500		1,270,000		111	38	12,000	15
Oklahoma	178,000		3,580		684,000		191	19	3,850	39
Oregon	249,000		3,700		509,000		137	27	2,050	45
Pennsylvania	116,000		12,400		1,710,000	²	138	26	14,800	8
Rhode Island	2,710		1,070		43,700	²	41	49	16,200	7
South Carolina	78,000		4,320		735,000		170	22	9,430	21
South Dakota	197,000		782		223,000		286	14	1,140	48
Tennessee	107,000		6,040		856,000		142	25	8,020	25
Texas	678,000		23,500		2,980,000		127	29	4,400	35
Utah	213,000		2,550		3,960,000		1,550	4	18,600	5
Vermont	24,000		624		84,200	²	135	28	3,520	42
Virginia	103,000		7,640		1,270,000		167	23	12,400	13
Washington	172,000		6,400		718,000		112	36	4,170	37
West Virginia	62,400		1,820		230,000		126	30	3,690	41
Wisconsin	141,000		5,560		566,000	²	102	39	4,030	38
Wyoming	251,000		515		1,590,000		3,090	2	6,340	27
Undistributed	XX		XX		522,000		XX	XX	XX	XX
Total or average	9,160,000	³	299,000	³	66,500,000		223	XX	7,260	XX
XX Not applicable.
¹Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
²Partial total; excludes values that must be concealed to avoid disclosing company proprietary data. Concealed values included�
with "Undistributed."
³Excludes Washington, DC (which has no mineral production), with an area of 179 square kilometers and a population of
582,000.

Sources: U.S. Geological Survey and U.S. Census Bureau.

Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

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