Iran, Islamic Republic Of Quicklime And Hydrated Lime, Including Dead-Burned Dolomite Production by Year

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Quicklime And Hydrated Lime, Including Dead-Burned Dolomite
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Graph
Production
Unit of Measure
Thousand metric tons

Source: United States Geological Survey (USGS) Minerals Resources Program

Note: Check source table for details and footnotes

YearProductionUnit of Measure% Change
20032300Thousand metric tonsNA
20042500Thousand metric tons8.70%
20052500Thousand metric tons0.00%
20062600Thousand metric tons4.00%
20072600Thousand metric tons0.00%
20082700Thousand metric tons3.85%
20092600Thousand metric tons-3.70%
20102700Thousand metric tons3.85%
20112800Thousand metric tons3.70%
20122800Thousand metric tons0.00%
20132800Thousand metric tons0.00%
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