North America:
* Canada: Ontario, Quebec, Nunavut
* United States: New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Michigan
South America:
* Brazil: Minas Gerais
* Mexico: Sonora, Chihuahua
Europe:
* Austria: Styria
* Czech Republic: Bohemia
* Germany: Bavaria
* Italy: Piedmont
* Norway: Telemark
* Russia: Siberia
* Ukraine: Donbas region
Asia:
* China: Heilongjiang, Shandong, Hunan
* India: Andhra Pradesh, Orissa
* Japan: Hokkaido
* North Korea: Kangwon
* South Korea: Gangwon
* Sri Lanka: Ratnapura
* Vietnam: Son La
Africa:
* Madagascar: Antsirabe
* Mozambique: Tete
* South Africa: Limpopo
* Tanzania: Shinyanga
Australia:
* New South Wales: Cobar, Broken Hill
* Queensland: Cooktown, Charters Towers
* Tasmania: West Coast
Oceania:
* Fiji: Vanua Levu
* Papua New Guinea: Morobe
This list is not exhaustive and there are many other smaller deposits around the world. The specific locations and quantities of graphite deposits can vary depending on the grade and quality of the graphite.
It's also important to note that graphite is a common mineral, and it can be found in smaller quantities in many different rock types. The locations listed above are specifically known for having significant deposits that are commercially viable for mining.
