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Home / Minerals Program / Mineral Information by Type / Sand and Gravel

Sand and Gravel


Sand and gravel is produced in most counties in Oklahoma from deposits that are found near the many rivers and streams. Principal uses are in mixing concrete for highway building and other construction, and for railroad ballast. Silica sands, used in the manufacture of various grades of glass and other chemical and industrial activities, are found chiefly in the Arbuckle Mountain region of south-central Oklahoma.

 

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Production Information

2007

Producing Counties

Companies Reporting

Men Employed, Average Per Month

Total Man Days Worked

Total Man Hours Worked

Total Tonnage

59

272

729

31,727

1,364,785

23,339,108

County

2007

Adair

 6,023

Atoka

287,958

Beaver

371,166

Beckham

   120,763

Bryan

2,628,687

Caddo  

64,570

Canadian

  870,341

Carter 

 60,995

Cherokee

4,044

Choctaw 

2,016,576

Cleveland

759,091

Comanche

 90,998

Cotton

388,588

Creek  

158,473

Delaware

2,652

Dewey

184,890

Garfield

 97,961

Garvin

 6,050

Grady

 6,680

Harper

37,401

Haskell

 3,370

Hughes

   958

Jackson 

   37,209

Jefferson

  186,160

Johnston

2,359,861

Kay       

345,191

Kingfisher

644,431

Kiowa 

 26,413

LeFlore

212,086

Lincoln

 47,990

Logan

 328,222

Love   

1,282,986

Major

6,997

Marshall

    0

Mayes 

 38,746

McClain  

456,854

McCurtain

358,703

McIntosh

   0

Murray 

   8,653

Muskogee

651,107

Okfuskee

    4,406

Oklahoma

 2,141,158

Okmulgee

122,000

Osage

 16,866

Pawnee

 108,590

Payne   

 97,986

Pittsburg

 30,379

Pontotoc      

963,897

Pottawatomie

200,904

Rogers 

 12,048

Seminole

182,175

Sequoyah

105,092

Stephens

  6,000

Texas  

 57,712

Tillman

   150,137

Tulsa 

2,425,500

Wagoner

1,504,261

Woodward

 45,605

   Total

23,339,108

 

Last Modified on 09/08/2008
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