Mines in Smith County, Texas

18Total
5Active

Smith County, Texas has 18 mine and mineral deposit locations documented in federal records from the USGS and MSHA. 5 of these are currently active mining operations. The most commonly recorded commodity is halite, limestone, general, gypsum-anhydrite, with 3 sites. The table below lists all recorded mines in the county with links to individual site details.

All Mines in Smith County

MineCommodityTypeStatusSource
American Clay Forming PlantClayProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
Bell Dredge & PitSilicaOffshoreProducerMRDS
Lindale PitsFire Clay (Refractory)ProducerMRDS
Stricklin Dredge & PitSilicaOffshoreProducerMRDS
Troup PlantClayProcessing PlantProducerMRDS
Bell Sand Company Inc.Construction Sand and GravelSurfaceIntermittentMSHA
Brooks Salt DomeHalite, Limestone, General, Gypsum-AnhydritePast ProducerMRDS
Bullard DomeHalite, Gypsum-Anhydrite, Limestone, GeneralOccurrenceMRDS
East Texas Iron Ore LlcConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceIntermittentMSHA
East Tyler Salt DomeHalite, Gypsum-Anhydrite, Limestone, GeneralOccurrenceMRDS
LavenderCristobalite, GroundSurfaceAbandonedMSHA
Mount Sylvan Salt DomeHalite, Limestone, General, Gypsum-AnhydriteOccurrenceMRDS
Reliance Clay Products PttFire Clay (Refractory)SurfacePast ProducerMRDS
Smith County Stone LlcCrushed, Broken Limestone NECSurfaceAbandonedMSHA
Steen Salt DomeHalite, Limestone, General, Gypsum-AnhydritePast ProducerMRDS
Tyler PlantSand, Industrial NECSurfaceAbandonedMSHA
White PitConstruction Sand and GravelSurfaceAbandonedMSHA
Whitehouse Salt DomeHalite, Gypsum-Anhydrite, Limestone, GeneralOccurrenceMRDS