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The United Kingdom is home to many natural mineral deposits, from fossil fuels such as coal, metals such as tin and copper, and industrial minerals like china clay. Even precious metals such as gold and silver can be found there.
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There are over 2000 active mines and quarries in the UK producing a wide range of minerals including construction aggregates, building stone, coal and industrial minerals.
What are the major mines in the UK?
United Kingdom mineral statistics. The UK is an important producer of a range of minerals that are consumed in many sectors of the economy. Some 178.5 million tonnes of minerals were extracted from the UK landmass for sale in 2021.

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