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Mining and processing of other minerals, 2017–2022

· dynamics annual · rows: 7 · periods: 6 · section: Industrial production (в России. 2023)

Production volumes of natural sand, gravel, and apatite concentrate from 2017 to 2022 are presented in seven rows. Rows are categorized by raw material type: natural sands in millions of cubic meters; granules, fines and powder, pebbles and gravel; and apatite concentrate in millions of tons. Sand production shows a trend from 267 million cubic meters in 2017 to 363 in 2022

Chart of other mineral production: sand and gravel in million m3, apatites in million t, 2017-2022

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Set in numbers

7 series are published here, from 2017 to 2022, 6 reporting periods. 42 values in total.

Between 2017 and 2022 “Natural sands, million m³” rose from 267 to 363 — 36%.

All table numbers are series: 7

How to read this table

The list distinguishes various types of raw materials measured in different units. Sands, granules, fines, powder, pebbles, and gravel are measured in millions of cubic meters, while apatite concentrate is measured in millions of tons. This classification enables comparison of production volumes for different materials based on their physical properties and the units of measurement used in the Russian mining industry

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Pure salt and sodium chloride, seawater, thousand t” — 8,186; the smallest is “Apatite concentrate, million tonnes” at 5.6. The gap between them is 1,462-fold.

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Period and application

The period from 2017 to 2022 covers annual mineral extraction indicators nationwide. This information is regularly updated by Rosstat and serves as a basis for analyzing Russia's industrial sector. It is useful for economists, analysts, ministry officials, and anyone studying raw material production trends, as well as for mining and processing industry specialists working with current statistics