Metals:
* Copper: Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Montana
* Gold: Nevada, California, Alaska, Colorado
* Silver: Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado
* Iron Ore: Minnesota, Michigan, Wyoming, Utah
* Aluminum (Bauxite): Arkansas
* Lead: Missouri, Idaho
* Zinc: Tennessee, Missouri, Idaho
* Nickel: Oregon
* Lithium: Nevada, California, North Carolina
Non-Metals:
* Coal: Wyoming, West Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania
* Natural Gas: Texas, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, West Virginia
* Petroleum: Texas, North Dakota, Alaska, California
* Phosphate Rock: Florida, Idaho, Wyoming
* Potash: New Mexico, Utah
* Salt: Louisiana, Texas, New York
* Sand and Gravel: Found widely throughout the US, with major production in Texas, California, and Florida
* Dimension Stone: Vermont, Georgia, Texas, Pennsylvania
* Lithium: Nevada, California, North Carolina
Other important minerals:
* Uranium: Wyoming, New Mexico
* Titanium: Florida
* Boron: California
Note: This is a general overview, and specific locations within states can vary.
Additional resources:
* U.S. Geological Survey (USGS): The USGS provides detailed information on mineral production, including maps, statistics, and reports.
* The National Mining Association (NMA): The NMA is a trade association that represents the mining industry.
Remember, mineral production is a complex industry, and mining locations can change over time.
