Table 13:  Wyoming Private Employing Units, Employment, & Wages by Industry - Mining, Third Quarter 2001
	SIC*	Units	Jul 01	Aug 01	Sep 01	01Q3 AME**	01Q3 Total Wages	01Q3 AWW***
Total,  Mining	10 - 14	947	20,270	20,523	20,543	20,445	$256,956,804	$967
Metal Mining	10	17	304	290	283	292	$3,605,776	$949
-Lead & zinc ores	103-ND
-Gold & silver ores	104-ND
-Metal mining services	108	8	73	62	63	66	684,139	797
-Miscellaneous metal ores	109	9	231	228	220	226	2,921,637	993
Coal Mining	12	36	4,833	4,913	4,907	4,884	$72,367,152	$1,140
-Bituminous coal & lignite mining	122	19	4,345	4,424	4,442	4,404	66,729,622	1,166
-Coal mining services	124	17	488	489	465	481	5,637,530	902
Oil & Gas Extraction	13	836	12,427	12,617	12,698	12,581	$143,676,026	$878
-Crude petroleum & natural gas	131	208	3,495	3,435	3,435	3,455	45,309,329	1,009
-Natural gas liquids	132	3	53	54	55	54	624,444	890
-Oil & gas field services	138	625	8,879	9,128	9,208	9,072	97,742,253	829
Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels	14	58	2,706	2,703	2,655	2,688	$37,307,850	$1,068
-Dimension stone	141-ND
-Crushed & broken stone	142-ND
-Sand & gravel	144	17	53	60	67	60	502,654	644
-Clay, ceramic & refractory minerals	145	21	683	677	660	673	6,053,298	692
-Chemical & fertilizer minerals	147	9	1,854	1,843	1,810	1,836	29,709,737	1,245
-Nonmetallic minerals services	148-ND
-Miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals	149-ND
*  Standard Industrial Classification Code.
**  Average Monthly Employment.
***  Average Weekly Wage.
Wyoming Department of Employment
Research & Planning
Source:  ES-202 Report (Second Run Date:  March 2002)
Prepared 04/16/2002 Nancy Brennan
Preliminary:  Subject to Revision
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