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In the UK, approximately 50 million tonnes of limestone are quarried annually. This figure can vary slightly from year to year based on demand and economic conditions. The limestone is primarily used in construction, agriculture, and various industrial processes. Major quarrying regions include the Peak District, the Yorkshire Dales, and the Mendips.
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How much limestone is quarried in the UK each day?
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How much limestone is quarried each year?
on average 3-4 million tonnes of limestone is quarried each year.
What rocks and minerals are quarried?
limestone and sandstone are two rockes that are quarried
Where were the millions of limestone blocks of the three great pyramids quarried?
where were the millions of limestone blocks for the three great pyramids quarried
Where were the millions of limestone blocks for the three great pyramids quarried?
The bulk of the limestone used to construct the three great pyramids at Giza was quarried on the Giza Plateau.
Where was the limestone used in the White House quarried from?
Croatia
How many tons of limestone where quarried in 1951?
In 2008, 7.9 million tonnes of Limestone were quarried from the Peak District - this is roughtly five times as much as in 1951. I would guess to start by using 7.9 million and dividing it by 5.My answer = 1.58 million.Please correct me if i am wrong.
What is the name of the stone containing calcium carbonate that is quarried?
limestone
How many tons of limestone was quarried from the peak district in 1951?
In 2008, 7.9 million tonnes of Limestone were quarried from the Peak District - this is roughtly five times as much as in 1951. I would guess to start by using 7.9 million and dividing it by 5. My answer = 1.58 million. Please correct me if i am wrong.
What kind of stone did they used to build the Great Pyramid?
Limestone which was quarried locally
The Alamo is built of gradd?
The Alamo was built with blocks of locally-quarried limestone.
Where is limestone quarried?
Limestone is often sedimentary, formed of calcite in the form of shells and coral. So it's found where there used to be an ocean.
