Tabulated production data on New York State minerals, 1919-1935.

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Tabulated production data on New York State minerals, 1919-1935.

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The series consists of statistical reports on the production of various minerals in New York State. Prior to World War II, mineral surveys were conducted, and the resulting reports were compiled and distributed, by the U.S. Geological Survey (Dept. of the Interior) and later the U.S. Bureau of Mines (Dept. of Commerce). Reports for separate minerals are gathered together in groups of annual state totals.

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New York State Archives

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