Value Of Nonfuel Mineral Production Per Capita And Per Square Kilometer In 2013, By State

TABLE 4
VALUE OF NONFUEL MINERAL PRODUCTION PER CAPITA AND PER SQUARE KILOMETER IN 2013, BY STATE^{1, 2}

	Land area				Total
	(square		Population		value		Per capita		Per square kilometer
State	kilometers)		(thousands)		(thousands)		Dollars	Rank³	Dollars	Rank³
Alabama	131,427		4,834		$1,040,000		215	19	7,920	25
Alaska	1,481,355		737		3,550,000		4,810	1	2,390	44
Arizona	294,314		6,635		7,540,000		1,140	6	25,600	3
Arkansas	134,857		2,959		689,000		233	17	5,110	36
California	403,935		38,431		3,290,000		86	41	8,150	24
Colorado	268,629		5,272		2,070,000		393	11	7,700	27
Connecticut	12,548		3,599		171,000	⁴	48	47	13,700	11
Delaware	5,060		925		12,400	⁴	13	50	2,450	33
Florida	139,671		19,600		3,590,000		183	24	25,700	2
Georgia	149,977		9,995		1,530,000		153	26	10,200	18
Hawaii	16,635		1,409		103,000		73	42	6,160	29
Idaho	214,315		1,613		997,000		618	9	4,650	39
Illinois	143,962		12,891		1,190,000	⁴	92	38	8,280	23
Indiana	92,895		6,571		813,000		124	31	8,750	22
Iowa	144,702		3,092		700,000		226	18	4,840	38
Kansas	211,901		2,896		544,000	⁴	188	12	2,570	35
Kentucky	102,896		4,400		807,000		184	23	7,850	26
Louisiana	112,825		4,629		539,000	⁴	116	28	4,770	30
Maine	79,931		1,329		88,200	⁴	66	37	1,100	46
Maryland	25,314		5,939		262,000	⁴	44	40	10,400	4
Massachusetts	20,306		6,709		277,000	⁴	41	48	13,600	10
Michigan	147,122		9,898		2,590,000		262	16	17,600	7
Minnesota	206,190		5,422		601,000	⁴	111	7	2,910	5
Mississippi	121,489		2,992		130,000	⁴	44	45	1,070	50
Missouri	178,415		6,045		2,410,000		398	10	13,500	12
Montana	376,981		1,015		1,310,000		1,290	4	3,480	43
Nebraska	199,100		1,869		166,000	⁴	89	25	835	47
Nevada	284,450		2,791		9,200,000		3,300	3	32,300	1
New Hampshire	23,227		1,323		96,100		73	43	4,140	41
New Jersey	19,211		8,912		284,000	^*	32	49	14,800	9
New Mexico	314,311		2,087		1,560,000		746	8	4,950	37
New York	122,284		19,696		1,390,000		70	44	11,300	16
North Carolina	126,161		9,849		845,000	⁴	86	35	6,700	21
North Dakota	178,648		724		263,000	⁴	364	13	1,470	48
Ohio	106,056		11,572		1,050,000	⁴	90	33	9,860	14
Oklahoma	177,848		3,853		709,000		184	22	3,990	42
Oregon	248,632		3,928		346,000		88	39	1,390	49
Pennsylvania	116,075		12,781		1,510,000	⁴	118	32	13,000	13
Rhode Island	2,706		1,053		45,800	⁴	43	46	16,900	6
South Carolina	77,984		4,772		547,000	⁴	115	34	7,010	28
South Dakota	196,541		846		325,000		385	14	1,660	45
Tennessee	106,752		6,497		966,000		149	27	9,050	19
Texas	678,055		26,506		3,740,000		141	29	5,510	31
Utah	212,752		2,903		3,680,000		1,270	5	17,300	8
Vermont	23,956		627		126,000	⁴	201	20	5,270	34
Virginia	102,549		8,270		1,070,000		129	30	10,400	17
Washington	172,349		6,974		739,000		106	36	4,290	40
West Virginia	62,361		1,854		174,000	⁴	94	21	2,790	32
Wisconsin	140,663		5,743		1,530,000	⁴	267	15	10,900	15
Wyoming	251,490		583		2,260,000		3,880	2	9,000	20
Undistributed	XX		XX		5,850,000		XX	XX	XX	XX
Total or average	9,161,816	⁵	315,848	⁵	75,300,000		238	XX	8,220	XX
See footnotes at end of table.
TABLE 4-Continued
VALUE OF NONFUEL MINERAL PRODUCTION PER CAPITA AND PER SQUARE KILOMETER IN 2013, BY STATE^{1, 2}

XX Not applicable.-
¹Summary data from the chapters of the 2013 Minerals Yearbook as they were completed and released through December 8, 2015.
²Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.
³Rank based on total, unadjusted, State values.
⁴Partial total; does not include values that must be concealed to avoid disclosing company proprietary data. Concealed values
included with -Undistributed.-
⁵Does not include Washington, DC (which has no mineral production), with an area of 179 square kilometers and a population of
649,111.

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

*Correction posted March 1, 2017.