Sutton - 
Tarrant        
Taylor         
$952,900 
7,189,650 
17,062,528 
$1,006, 147 
7,231,674 
17,894,216 
* 
Natural gas, petroleum, sand and gravel. Cement, sand and gravel, stone,
sodium sulfate. Petroleum, natural gas liquids, natural gas, stone, sand
and gravel, clays. 
Terrell         
Terry          
5, 174,080 
21,294,823 
5,425,048 
22, 587, 159 
Natural gas, petroleum. 
Petroleum, sodium sulfate, natural gas liquids, natural 
Throckmorton_ - - 
Titus          
Tom Green      
 
Travis         
Trinity         
Tyler          
Upshur         
Upton         
Uvalde  -Val Verde      Van Zandt      
Victoria       
 
Walker        Wailer         
 
Ward_         
 
Washington    Webb          
 
Wharton - - - - - - 
 
Wheeler        
 
Wichita        
 
Wilbarger       
Willacy - -Williamson     Wilson        Winkler        
Wise         Wood          
 
Yoakum       Young         
7,156,690 
11,851,160 
7,559,650 
 
3,938,885 
126,000 
2,471,560 
10,188,780 
66,672,969 
 
3,651,038 
356, 690 
31,703,117 
24,841,413 
 
144,640 
37,687,764 
 
81,621,076 
 
871 ,522 
9,651,716 
 
84,981,938 
 
9,905,544 
 
35,274,841 
 
16,207,981 
 
12,113,430 
8,195,403 
2,369,738 
85,882,861 
34,925,339 
 
60,638,377 
 
67,758,319 
13,189,199 
7,689,591 
12,734,473 
8,088,094 
 
5,041, 181 
165,819 
2,640,710 
10,956,385 
69,778,193 
 
W 
370, 387 
34,151,382 
26,330,591 
 
148,780 
37,943,819 
 
87,318,493 
 
1,007,308 
10,411,060 
 
94,897,943 
 
10,784,740 
 
38,558,881 
 
17,447,671 
 
12,888,562 
8, 073 803 
2,498,830 
91,911,783 
37,673,112 
 
64,455,959 
 
72,425,974 
14,177,446 
gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids, sand and gravel, stone. 
Lime, stone, sand and gravel, petroleum. 
Natural gas, stone, clays. 
Petroleum, natural gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas liquids, natural gas, sand and gravel. 
Asphalt, basalt, sand and gravel, natural gas, stone. 
Natural gas, petroleum. 
Petroleum, natural gas liquids, salt, natural gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids, sand and gravel. 
Natural gas, clays, petroleum. 
Natural gas, natural gas liquids, petroleum, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids, sodium sulfate, salt, sand and
gravel. 
Petroleum, stone, sand and gravel, natural gas. Petroleum, natural gas, natural
gas liquids, stone, sand and gravel, clays. 
Sulfur, petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas liquids, sand and gravel, stone, natural gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas liquids, natural gas, sand and gravel, stone. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids. 
Stone, lime, sand and gravel, petroleum. 
Petroleum, natural gas. 
Petroleum, natural gas, natural gas liquids. 
Natural gas, natural gas liquids, petroleum, stone, clays, sand and gravel.

Petroleum, natural gas liquids, natural gas, clays, sand and gravel. 
Petroleum, natural gas liquids, natural gas, salt. Petroleum, natural gas,
natural gas liquids, sand and gravel, stone. 
Zapata         
Zavala         
Undistributed._ 
 
Total     
5,540,960 
 
1,220,700 
 
21,697,021 
5,890,888 
1,297,906 
24,903,141 
Petroleum, natural gas. Do. 
 
5,022,041,000 
5,406,871,000 
 
746 
MINERALS YEARBOOK, 1967 
 
 
Table 2.—Value of mineral production in Texas, by counties ' —Continued

 
County 1966' 1967 Minerals produced in 1967 in order of value 
 Revised. W Withheld to avoid disclosing individual company confidential
data; included with "Undistributed". 
 The following counties were not listed because no production was reported
in 1966 or 1967: Armstrong, Bailey, Bandera, Briscoe, Castro, Deaf Smith,
Delta, Fanni~n, Jeff Davis, Kendall, Kinney, Lamar, Parmer, Randall, Real,
Sabine, and Swisher. 
 
 An important and varied metals-extractive industry was active in Texas at
18 installations: Two alumina plants; three aluminum, two magnesium, one
manganese reduction works; one antimony, one copper, one lead, one tin, and
three zinc smelters; one copper refinery; and two integrated iron and steel
plants. Cadmium was recovered as a byproduct of smelter dust collection,
zinc was recovered at a fuming plant, and gold and silver were recovered
from base metal smelter residues. 
 The Mideast crisis of June 1967 revealed several important facts about the
State and the Nation's oil industry. It proved that the Texas oil industry,
together with that of Louisiana, could make up for oil supplies cut off by
an international crisis, that the State's oil industry could increase production
and pipeline movements in a minimum of time, and that established world transport
routes were flexible and bottlenecks such as the Suez Canal were