TABLE 5
POLAND:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity2			1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
METALS
Aluminum:
Primary			50,974		46,941		44,723		49,125		45,371	3
Secondary			6,100		5,400	r	9,900	r	9,700	r	9,500
Total			57,074		52,341		54,623		58,825		54,900
Cadmium:
Metal, primary			--		6		330		440	r	450
Oxide			27		--		--		--		--
Copper:
Ore:
Gross weight	thousand tons		28,395		28,503		30,227		29,705		29,992	3
Metal content			523,120		525,000		545,000		568,000	r	570,000
Concentrate:
Gross weight	thousand tons		1,900	e	1,755		1,834		1,935		1,900
Metal content			464,000		509,000		532,000		503,000		495,000	3
Metal:
Smelter:
Primary			472,084		498,146		485,900		510,700	r	515,000
Secondarye			27,300		19,700		27,900		29,400	r	28,500
Total			499,384		517,846		513,800		540,100	r	543,500	3
Refined, electrolytically, primary and secondary			470,494		486,002		498,451		508,674		529,616	3
Gold, metal, smelter3	kilograms		489		367		349		296		300
Iron and steel:
Pig iron:
For foundry use	thousand tons		197		246		98		52	r	132
For steel production	do.		5,036		6,246		5,343		5,245	r	5,500
Total			5,233		6,492		5,441		5,297	r	5,632	3
Ferroalloys:
Blast furnace, ferromanganese			100		--		500		600	r	500
Electric furnace:
Ferrosilocomanganese			10,000		19,000		20,000		7,500	r	8,000
Ferrosilicon			62,481		56,000		48,600		41,800	r	42,000
Other			2,700		--		--		--		--
Total			75,281		75,000		69,100	r	49,900	r	50,500
Steel, crude:
From open hearth furnaces	thousand tons		379		424		178		169		207
From oxygen converters	do.		5,452		6,794		5,822		5,531		6,200
From electric furnaces	do.		3,022		3,290		2,809		2,667		2,700
Other	do.		1		--		--		--		--
Total	do.		8,854		10,508		8,809		8,367		9,107	3
Semimanufactures:
Hot rolled	do.		6,433		7,616		6,599		6,114		6,595	3
Cold rolled	do.		1,673		1,826		1,350		1,349	r	1,533	3
Pipe	do.		484		483		440		309		309	3
Lead:
Pb-Zn ore, gross weight	do.		5,068		4,500		4,600		4,500	e	4,500
Mine output:
Pb content of Pb-Zn ore			81,849		67,800		69,600		73,500	r	74,000
Pb content of Cu ore			35,000		46,000		52,000		46,900	r	45,000
Total Pb mine content			116,849		113,800		121,600		120,400	r	119,000
Concentrate:
Gross weight			104,000	e	84,400		86,400		85,000		85,000
Pb content			62,900		51,200		52,600		56,600	r	63,000	3
Metal:
Smelter:
Primary			31,000		29,700		30,800		29,400	r	25,000
Secondary			53,600		46,400		39,500		44,700		45,000
Total			84,600		76,100		70,300		74,100		70,000
See footnotes at end of table.
TABLE 5--Continued
POLAND:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity2			1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
METALS--Continued
Lead--Continued:
Metal--Continued:
Refined:
Primarye			50,000		35,412	3	45,000		26,000		28,000
Secondarye			13,985	3	20,000		20,000		40,000		40,000
Total			63,985		55,412		65,000		66,000		68,000
Palladium, average content of  slimese, 4	kilograms		12		12		12		12		10
Platinum, average content of slimese, 4	do.		21		21		20		20		20
Selenium			67		65		65		68		65
Silver, refined primary			1,100		1,144		1,190		1,222		1,237	3
Zinc:
Mine output, Zn content			185,689		182,000		172,300		171,200	r	172,000
Concentrate output, Zn content			154,800		156,900		152,700		152,200	r	152,300	3
Metal, refined, including secondary			178,900		173,000		174,700		158,900	r	150,000	3
INDUSTRIAL MINERALS
Barite, beneficiated			500		2,000		2,500		2,700		2,700
Cement:
Clinker for cement	thousand tons		11,678		11,559		9,335		8,500		8,000
Hydraulic cement	do.		15,555		15,046		12,074		10,948		11,300	3
Portland cement	do.		14,310		13,802		11,115		10,000		9,500
Clays and clay products, crude:
Bentonite			96,000		--		--		--		--
Fuller's earth			5,000		29,700		29,000		26,200	r	27,000
Fire clay	thousand tons		140		153		140		128	r	144	3
Kaolin:
Crude	do.		286		344		267		252	r	250
Beneficiated	do.		89		99		129		114	r	115	3
Diatomite			1,200		1,300		1,000		1,000		1,000
Feldspar:
Run of mine			9,000		54,000		69,000		85,000	r	80,000
Processed, including imported material			120,100		165,200		220,600		293,000	r	290,000
Gypsum and anhydrite:5	thousand tons
Natural:
Gypsum rock			926		997		794		867	r	1,038	3
Anhydride			237		285		300		280	r	300
Total			1,163		1,282		1,094		1,147	r	1,338	3
Synthetic gypsum			860		1,140		1,134		1,040	r	1,000
Total gypsum and anhydride			2,023		2,422		2,228		2,187	r	2,338	3
Lime, hydrated and quicklime	thousand tons		2,299		2,192		1,954		1,865		1,955	3
Magnesite:
Ore, crude			54,800		30,000		23,000		24,000	r	24,000
Concentrate			38,800		26,100		22,200		22,100	r	22,100
Calcined			--		--		200		100	r	100
Nitrogen,  N content of ammonia	thousand tons		1,151		1,208		1,169		1,362		1,912	3
Salt:
Rock	do.		923		841		787		839		848	3
Recovered from brine	do.		2,488		2,652		2,689	r	2,719	r	3,812	3
Total	do.		3,411		3,493		3,476	r	3,558	r	4,660	3
Sand and gravel, excluding glass sand:
Aggregates:
Mine output			84,639		88,514		73,107		66,722	r	65,000
Processed			71,196		73,588		62,534	r	62,799	r	63,000
Foundry sand	thousand tons		905		1,055		849	r	628		650
Filling sand	do.		11,352		9,298		8,914		9,122	r	9,000
Lime-sand brick production sand	thousand cubic meters		673		718		492		411	r	450
See footnotes at end of table.
TABLE 5--Continued
POLAND:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity2			1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
INDUSTRIAL MINERALS--Continued
Silica:
Glass:
Construction, flat	thousand tons		479		427		394		400	e	400
Technical	do.		64		68		54		60	e	60
Commercial	do.		79		79		81		80	e	80
Packing	do.		928		976		993		900	e	900
Processed:
Glass sand			1,418		1,532		1,423		1,235	r	1,300
Quartz and quartz crystal			23,000		52,200		65,900		27,000	r	30,000
Quartzite , refractory			171,700		176,700		114,200		32,000	r	40,000
Quartz schist			--		5,500		5,500		3,000	r	3,000
Sodium compounds, n.e.s.:
Carbonate (soda ash), 98%	thousand tons		910		1,018		1,062		1,054		1,110	3
Caustic soda (96% NaOH)	do.		737		394		348		395		413	3
Stone:
Mine output:
Crushed and dimension stone	do.		23,877		24,483		22,466		22,619	r	23,000
Dolomite	do.		1,861		2,204		1,639		1,585		1,815	3
Limestone:
For lime production	do.		12,373		13,858		11,324		10,306	r	11,000
For non-lime end use	do.		28,914		28,257		24,289		23,233		23,747	3
Sulfur:
Byproduct:
From metallurgy	do.		278		279		277		275	r	275
From petroleum	do.		74		131		162		180		175
Total	do.		352		410		439		455	r	450
Native, Frasch	do.		1,175		1,369		942		760	r	762	3
From gypsume	do.		--	r	--		10		10		10
Grand total	do.		1,527		1,779		1,391	r	1,225	r	1,220
MINERAL FUELS AND RELATED MATERIALS
Carbon black			18,700		12,500		15,100		16,900	r	17,000
Coal:
Bituminous	thousand tons		111,894		103,331		103,992		103,546		102,873	3
Lignite and brown	do.		60,839		59,484		59,557		58,210		60,919	3
Total	do.		172,733		162,815		163,549		161,756		163,792	3
Coke, coke oven	do.		8,575		8,972		8,844		8,787		10,111	3
Fuel briquets, all grades	do.		50		50		50		50	e	50
Gas:
Natural	million cubic meters		4,757		4,956		5,175		5,259		5,315	3
Manufactured:
Town gas	do.		7		7		6		6		6
Coke oven gas	do.		3,579		3,905		3,919	r	3,752	r	3,800
Generator gase	do.		400		400		300		300		300
Total	do.		3,986		4,312	r	4,225	r	4,058	r	4,110
Peat, fuel and agricultural	thousand tons		310		380		325		300	e	300
Petroleum:
Crude, as reported	do.		425		653		767		721		754	3
Refinery products6	do.		16,784		18,695		18,680		17,540		16,886	3
eEstimated; estimated data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.  rRevised.  -- Zero.
1Table includes data available through September 2004.
2In addition to the commodities listed above, antimony and germanium, associated with polymetallic deposits, and cobalt and nickel, associated with copper ores,
are produced in quantities that so far have not warranted further recovery.
3Reported figure.
4Estimates based on reported platinum and palladium-bearing final (residual) slimes and their average Pt and Pd content from electrolytic copper refining.
5Includes building gypsum, as well as an estimate for gypsum used in the production of cement.
6Includes virtually all major products.