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Huntly

Operating Bauxite & aluminaSilica sand

Huntly is an operating bauxite & alumina and silica sand mine in Western Australia, Australia. It is recorded at approximately -32.556, 116.166 (positional accuracy: 100 metres), and appears in this directory's consolidated register of Australian mines and quarries, built from government geological-survey data.

The site is recorded as operating. Status reflects the most recent government dataset this directory ingested; operations can change between dataset releases.

Western Australia's geology and operations are documented in depth by the Geological Survey of Western Australia; the sources for this page are listed below.

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Is Huntly still operating?

Huntly is recorded as "Operating" in the most recent government dataset this directory ingested. Statuses can change between dataset releases.

What does Huntly produce?

The recorded commodities are Bauxite & alumina and Silica sand.

Where is Huntly?

In Western Australia, at approximately -32.556, 116.166.

Who operates Huntly?

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StatusOperating
TypeMine
CommoditiesBauxite & alumina, Silica sand
StateWestern Australia
Coordinates-32.5558, 116.1665 (100 metres)
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