State rankings

Copper Production by State

Arizona has the highest Annual Production (700M lbs), followed by Utah (513.6M lbs) and New Mexico (178M lbs). Montana has the lowest (64M lbs).

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5 of 51 states

Annual Production

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Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
178M lbs
Middle half 163.7M lbs – 513.6M lbs
Average
323.9M lbs
5 states
Highest
700M lbs
Arizona
Lowest
64M lbs
Montana

Data

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5 states · # = rank by Annual Production
#
1Arizona700M lbs
2Utah513.6M lbs
3New Mexico178M lbs
4Nevada163.7M lbs
5Montana64M lbs

What correlates with Annual Production?

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Correlations need at least 10 states with data; this metric covers 5.

Quick answers

Which state has the highest Annual Production?
Arizona has the highest Annual Production, at 700M lbs, followed by Utah (513.6M lbs) and New Mexico (178M lbs).
Which state has the lowest Annual Production?
Montana has the lowest Annual Production, at 64M lbs.
What is the median Annual Production across US states?
The median is 178M lbs across the 5 US states with data.
Where does this copper production by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; The University of Arizona; Utah.gov; NHMU.