Fluorite (mostly abandoned), quartz (sandstone), calcite (limestone), clay minerals, and galena (also mostly abandoned). Mineral mining is not what it used to be in Illinois. Fluorite mines which once flourished in southern Illinois are now closed due to overseas competition. Galena was once mined in northern Illinois, but no longer.
The main minerals mined in Illinois are quartz (from quartz sands) and calcite (from limestone). Quartz is used in parts casting and glass making among other things. Calcite is used primarily for soil conditioning, but in the form of limestone it is used in cement production, road gravel, concrete aggregate, and building material. The minerals fluorite and galena were once extensively mined in Illinois, but are no longer being mined.
The Illinois State mineral is Fluorite since 1965. Illinois has the largest amount of Fluorite in the USA. It's in glass, aluminum, steel, and enamels.
Sand, limestone, and coal, although fluorite and galena were once mined in abundance.
Fluorite is the official state mineral of Illinois.
Fluorite was picked as the official state mineral of Illinois in 1965. Illinois does not have a gemstone.
gold, lead & zinc.
to harden and make things and drilling tools
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it is mined in Spain
steel is not mined it is man made
Oil, Coal, and Stone
Fluorspar, lead, coal, and zinc are mined in Illinois.
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Oil, coal and natural gas are mined in North Dakota.
In Georgia, the three main things mined are coal, kaolin (a type of clay), and crushed stone (used for construction). These minerals are significant contributors to the state's economy and are extracted from various regions throughout Georgia.
rock, crushed rock, and gravel
zink copper and graphite
Petroleum, salt, coal.
fluorite
Illinois has some coal mining in the southern part of the state.
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Gold is one of the major things mined in Columbia.