North & Central America, and the Caribbean

Mineral production statistics by region and country

Featured Country: Cuba

Reports on countries' mineral industries, including statistics on mineral production and trade, government policies, industry structure, and commodity sector developments.

Regional maps and geospatial data

Mineral Industries and Related Infrastructure of Latin America and the Caribbean

Mineral Facilities of Latin America and Canada

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Color photograph of sulfur crystals in ground crack — A close-up view of delicate sulfur crystals in one of the cracks near the June 3 eruption site, on Kīlauea.

Full view of Bauxite sample — Bauxite (aluminum ore) from Les Baux, France. Aluminum is one of the most used metals on the planet, finding roles in transportation, construction, packaging, electronics, and other consumer goods.

Image shows a sample of torbernite against a black background — Torbernite is a copper phosphate mineral that contains uranium, making it somewhat radioactive. Although it can be used as a uranium ore, it's more valued as a collectors mineral. It can be used as a good indicator of uranium deposits, however.

El Salvador

Image shows a sample of augelite and quartz on a black background. — Augelite and quartz. Augelite is an aluminum phosphate mineral, primarily prized for collecting rather than as a source for its industrial mineral components. Sample is 3.7cm in length.

Jamaica

Panama

Trinidad and Tobago