Global distribution of selected mines, deposits, and districts of critical minerals: Approximate locations and short descriptions of mines, deposits, and districts where critical minerals are found. The critical minerals are discussed in USGS Professional Paper 1802.
| All Critical Minerals | |
| Critical minerals
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| Site names | |
| Individual critical minerals | |
| Antimony | |
| Barite | |
| Beryllium | |
| Cobalt | |
| Fluorite | |
| Gallium | |
| Germanium | |
| Graphite | |
| Indium | |
| Lithium | |
| Manganese | |
| Niobium and Tantalum | |
| Platinum-group elements | |
| Rare-earth elements | |
| Rhenium | |
| Tellurium | |
| Tin | |
| Titanium | |
| Vanadium | |
| Zirconium and Hafnium | |
| Geographic reference information | |
| US States | |
| US Counties
County names
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| USGS map quadrangles
Quadrangle names
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