Mines in Crane County, Texas

10Total
8Active

Crane County, Texas has 10 mine and mineral deposit locations documented in federal records from the USGS Mineral Resources Data System and MSHA. 8 are currently active mining operations. The most commonly recorded commodity is sulfur, with 4 sites.

By Status

Producer · 4Active · 4Intermittent · 1Abandoned · 1

Top Commodities

Sulfur · 4Construction Sand and Gravel · 3Sand, Industrial NEC · 1Gypsum · 1Crushed, Broken Stone NEC · 1
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Active Mines in Crane County

MineOperatorCommodityTypeStatus
MonahansCapital Sand Permian, LLCConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActive
Crane County PlantU.S. Silica Energy CompanySand, Industrial NECSurfaceActive
Crane PlantIron Oak Sand LLCConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActive
Locker MineDamp Sandco, LLCConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActive
Crane Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducer
Sandhills Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducer
Sandhills Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducer
Waddell Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducer

All Mines in Crane County

MineCommodityTypeStatusSource
Crane County PlantSand, Industrial NECSurfaceActiveMSHA
Crane PlantConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActiveMSHA
Locker MineConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActiveMSHA
MonahansConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceActiveMSHA
Crane Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
Sandhills Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
Sandhills Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
Waddell Sulfur PlantSulfurProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
CactusCrushed, Broken Stone NECSurfaceIntermittentMSHA
MeisterGypsumSurfaceAbandonedMSHA

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