TABLE 1
SPAIN:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1, *
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity				1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
METALS
Aluminum:
Aluminae, 2				1,100,000		1,200,000		1,100,000		1,000,000		1,000,000
Metal:
Primary				363,900		365,700		376,400		380,100		389,100	3
Secondary				224,000		240,520		221,720		242,600		245,000	3
Total				587,900		606,220		598,120		622,700		634,100	3
Copper:
Mine output, Cu content				1,738		23,312		9,748		1,248	r	643
Metal:
Blister:
Primary				292,800		258,600		255,200		281,300	r	280,000
Secondary				25,000	e	31,300	e	24,700		16,700	r	20,000
Total				317,800		289,900		279,900		298,000		300,000
Refined:
Primary				250,756		258,000		235,100		271,500	r	208,000
Secondary				65,000	e	58,000	e	55,600		36,700	r	65,000
Total				315,756		316,000		290,700		308,200	r	273,000
Germanium oxide, Ge contente		kilograms		6,000		6,000		6,000		5,000		5,000
Gold, mine output, Au content		do.		5,018		4,310		3,720		5,158	r	5,362	3
Iron and steel, metal:
Pig iron		thousand tons		4,146		4,059		4,094		3,978		4,000
Ferroalloys, electric furnace		do.		179		180		180	e	175	e	175
Of which ferrochromium, crushede				1,000		950	3	--		--		--
Steel:
Crude		thousand tons		14,886		15,844		15,834		16,358		16,129	3
Hot rolled		do.		13,846		14,599		14,931		15,000	e	14,000
Lead:
Mine output, Pb content				41,800		40,300		36,000		6,171	r	1,765	3
Metal, secondarye				96,000		120,000		121,600	3	116,000	r	99,100	3
Mercury, mine output, Hg content				433	r	237	r	524	r	727	r	500
Silver, mine output, Ag content		kilograms		117,735	r	114,537	r	54,836	r	3,409	r	2,246	3
Tin, mine output, Sn contente				2,000		1,091	r	425	r	267	r	247	3
Titanium dioxidee				16,000		--		--		--		--
Uranium, mine output, U3O8 content				362		347	r	416	r	372	r	300
Zinc:
Mine output, Zn content				154,062		200,021		164,900		69,926	r	44,660	3
Metal, primary and secondary				393,000		387,100		436,800	r	460,000	r, e	479,700	3
INDUSTRIAL MINERALS
Barite, BaSO4				35,000	r	28,796	r	50,640	r	52,494	r	50,000
Brominee				100		--		--		--		--
Calcium cabonatee				1,950		2,000		2,000		2,000		2,100
Cement, hydraulic, other than natural		thousand tons		35,830		38,154		40,512		42,417	r	44,000
Clays:
Attapulgite				130,000	e	28,307		24,477		22,918	r	18,975	3
Bentonite				190,000	e	90,152		90,000	e	123,457	r	103,174	3
Kaolin, washed				320,000		353,355		400,000	e	419,483	r	450,000
Othere		thousand tons		15,000		15,000		15,000		15,000		15,000
Diatomite and tripoli				51,897	r	64,616	r	66,433	r	53,558	r	52,700
Feldspar				430,000	r	492,028	r	514,285	r	538,407	r	600,000
Fluorspar, CaF2 content:
Acid-grade				133,000		132,690		126,535		131,155	r	129,195	3
Metallurgical-grade				9,000		7,776		7,504		10,279	r	10,503	3
Total				142,000		140,466		134,039		141,434	r	139,698	3
Gypsum and anhydrite, crude		thousand tons		9,450		9,929		11,901	r	11,218	r	12,000
See footnotes at end of table.
TABLE 1--Continued
SPAIN:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1, *
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity				1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
INDUSTRIAL MINERALS--Continued
Kyanite, andalusite, related materialse				2,500		--		--		--		--
Lime, hydrated and quicklimee		thousand tons		1,500		1,700	r	1,700	r	1,800	r	1,800
Magnesite, calcined				211,000		160,000		156,000		150,000	e	150,000
Mica				2,500	e	10,086		10,000	e	11,786	r	11,800
Nitrogen, N content of ammonia		thousand tons		437		442		436		415		432	3
Pigment, mineral:
Ocher				67,000	r, e	87,000		126,000	r	140,000	r	174,153	3
Red iron oxidee				15,000		10,000	r	5,000	r	4,500	r	5,404	3
Potash, K2O equivalent				549,000		646,294		569,127		481,329	r	594,355	3
Pumice				600,000	e	761,540		857,223	r	701,528	r	711,898	3
Pyrite, including cuprous, gross weight		thousand tons		733		205		152		100	e	--
Salt:
Rock, including byproduct from potash works		do.		2,200		2,328		2,200	r	2,560	r, e	2,563	3
Marine and other		do.		1,400		1,541		1,500	r	1,334	r	1,400
Sand and gravel, silica sand4		do.		65,000	e	86,321		95,000	e	95,768	r	105,000
Sepiolite, meerschaum				800,000		794,114		896,983		733,134	r	690,395	3
Sodium compounds, n.e.s.:e
Soda ash, manufactured		thousand tons		500		500		500		500		500
Sulfate, natural:
Glauberite, Na2SO4 content				675,000		669,256	3	705,000		754,945	r, 3	815,560	3
Thenardite, Na2SO4 content				200,000	3	167,800	3	168,000		160,000		200,000
Manufactured				125,000		125,000		125,000		125,000		125,000
Stone:
Chalke		thousand tons		136		889	3	980		876	r	920
Dolomite		do.		9,080	e	8,752		9,628		11,537	r	12,000
Limestonee		do.		220,000	r	240,000	r	250,000	r	236,411	r, 3	248,000
Marble, ornamental		do.		3,850	e	3,687		3,941	r	5,230	r	5,000
Marl		do.		10,030	e	9,966		10,495		10,000	e	10,000
Basalt		do.		1,000	e	3,044		3,348		3,400	e	3,400
Granite, ornamentale		do.		1,750		1,188	3	1,200		1,200		1,412	3
Ophite		do.		2,000	e	2,579		2,840		2,800	e	2,800
Phonolite		do.		650	e	1,479		1,630		1,761	r	2,000
Porphyry		do.		1,000	e	2,159		2,483		1,971	r	2,100
Quartz		do.		1,720	e	1,961		2,150		2,000	e	2,000
Quartzite		do.		2,200	e	2,131		2,150		2,784	r	2,900
Sandstone		do.		2,500	e	2,318		2,430		2,246	r	2,400
Other		do.		1,000	e	794		897		900	e	900
Slatee		do.		600		751	3	790		800		837	3
Othere		do.		1,000		1,000		1,000		1,000		1,000
Strontium minerals, Sr2O4 content				128,000		148,352		143,320		171,293	r	152,383	3
Sulfur:
S content of pyrites		thousand tons		388		94		90	r	--	e	--
Byproduct:e
Metallurgy		do.		455		454		461		544		500
Petroleum		do.		110		115		135		140		150
Coal (lignite) gasification		do.		1		1		1		1		1
Total		do.		954		664		687	r	685		651
Talc and steatite				111,000		114,654		115,000	e	115,000	e	115,000
MINERAL FUELS AND RELATED MATERIALS
Coal, marketable:
Anthracite		thousand tons		5,436		4,651		4,694		4,393	r	3,863	3
Bituminous		do.		6,828		6,173		5,797		5,383	r	5,531	3
Lignite, black and brown		do.		12,535		12,153		12,193		8,762	r	7,981	3
Total		do.		24,799		22,977		22,684		18,538	r	17,375	3
Coke, metallurgical		do.		2,332		2,470		2,400	e	2,628	r	2,500
See footnotes at end of table.
TABLE 1--Continued
SPAIN:  PRODUCTION OF MINERAL COMMODITIES1, *
(Metric tons unless otherwise specified)
Commodity				1999		2000		2001		2002		2003e
MINERAL FUELS AND RELATED
MATERIALS--Continued
Gas, natural, marketed		thousand cubic meters		112,000	r	179,293	r	556,650	r	553,156	r	550,000
Peate				50,000		50,000		50,000		55,302	r, 3	55,000
Petroleum:
Crude		thousand 42-gallon barrels		2,295		1,648		2,505		2,427	r	2,404	3
Refinery products:e
Liquefied petroleum gas		do.		36,000	r	36,000	r	36,000	r	35,164	r, 3	33,234	3
Naphtha		do.		25,000		25,000		25,000		26,069	r, 3	25,000
Gasoline, motor		do.		85,000		85,000		85,000		74,035	r, 3	85,000
Jet fuel		do.		30,000	r	30,000	r	30,000	r	28,944	r, 3	24,456	3
Kerosene		do.		16,000	r	16,000	r	16,000	r	15,965	r, 3	15,942	3
Distillate fuel oil		do.		150,000		150,000		150,000		149,759	r, 3	111,676	3
Residual fuel oil		do.		85,000		85,000		85,000		68,085	r, 3	60,353	3
Other		do.		38,000		38,000		38,000		38,000		38,000
Refinery fuel and losses		do.		10,000		10,000		10,000		10,000		10,000
Total		do.		475,000	r	475,000	r	475,000	r	446,000	r	404,000
eEstimated; estimated data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to total shown.  rRevised.  -- Zero.
1Table includes data available through September 2004.
2Reflects aluminum hydrate.
3Reported figure.
4Includes sand obtained as a byproduct of feldspar and kaolin production.
*Revised on October 20, 2005.