Wyoming Private Average Employing Units, Employment, and Wages by Industry - Mining, 2000

      First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter
  SIC* Ave Units Employ-ment Payroll AWW** Employ-ment Payroll AWW Employ-ment Payroll AWW
Total, Mining 10-14 829 16,559 $210,217,724 $977 16,672 $207,409,469 $957 17,624 $214,053,395 $934
Metal Mining 10 24 485 $5,424,717 $861 509 $4,882,911 $738 504 $5,061,208 $773
  Lead & zinc ores 103-ND                    
  Gold & silver ores 104-ND                    
  Metal mining services 108 13 136 1,268,472 717 110 905,156 635 106 987,738 719
  Miscellaneous metal ores 109 10 344 4,095,235 917 394 3,920,640 765 393 4,026,307 788
Coal Mining 12 35 4,726 $71,965,064 $1,171 4,669 $67,589,432 $1,113 4,657 $68,481,904 $1,131
  Bituminous coal & lignite mining 122 21 4,175 65,753,691 1,212 4,156 61,833,648 1,145 4,121 62,563,286 1,168
  Coal mining services 124 14 552 6,211,373 866 514 5,755,784 862 536 5,918,618 849
Oil & Gas Extraction 13 713 8,683 $96,935,675 $859 8,782 $99,443,413 $871 9,657 $104,273,961 $831
  Crude petroleum & natural gas 131 190 2,460 36,859,654 1,153 2,513 36,903,955 1,129 2,609 35,183,676 1,037
  Natural gas liquids 132 7 108 1,779,692 1,264 110 1,521,457 1,067 116 2,109,192 1,403
  Oil & gas field services 138 516 6,115 58,296,329 733 6,159 61,018,001 762 6,932 66,981,093 743
Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels 14 58 2,665 $35,892,268 $1,036 2,712 $35,493,713 $1,007 2,806 $36,236,322 $993
  Dimension stone 141-ND                    
  Crushed & broken stone 142 5 94 922,787 758 100 854,815 658 102 806,891 607
  Sand & gravel 144 15 39 269,670 532 54 389,426 551 100 585,028 452
  Clay, ceramic & refractory minerals 145 18 653 5,452,544 642 660 5,591,135 652 671 5,736,641 658
  Chemical & fertilizer minerals 147 10 1,801 28,740,553 1,227 1,803 28,015,546 1,195 1,814 28,357,849 1,203
  Nonmetallic minerals services 148-ND                    
  Miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals 149 5 34 244,748 559 40 288,414 550 39 304,962 602

* Standard Industrial Classification Code.
** Average Weekly Wage.
ND-Not disclosable.

 

      Fourth Quarter  

Annual

   Average Wages
  SIC* Ave Units Employ-ment Payroll AWW**   Average Employment Total Payroll Weekly Annual
Total, Mining 10-14 829 17,691 $307,663,105 $1,338   17,136 $939,343,693 $1,054 $54,816
Metal Mining 10 24 378 $4,126,712 $841   469 $19,495,548 $800 $41,591
  Lead & zinc ores 103-ND                  
  Gold & silver ores 104-ND                  
  Metal mining services 108 13 101 952,253 725   113 4,113,619 700 36,377
  Miscellaneous metal ores 109 10 277 3,174,459 883   352 15,216,641 832 43,239
Coal Mining 12 35 4,496 $66,099,172 $1,131   4,637 $274,135,572 $1,137 $59,117
  Bituminous coal & lignite mining 122 21 4,026 60,607,788 1,158   4,119 250,758,413 1,171 60,872
  Coal mining services 124 14 469 5,491,384 900   518 23,377,159 868 45,151
Oil & Gas Extraction 13 713 10,130 $200,923,283 $1,526   9,313 $501,576,332 $1,036 $53,858
  Crude petroleum & natural gas 131 190 2,690 117,916,657 3,372   2,568 226,863,942 1,699 88,346
  Natural gas liquids 132 7 113 1,971,891 1,342   112 7,382,232 1,271 66,110
  Oil & gas field services 138 516 7,327 81,034,735 851   6,633 267,330,158 775 40,301
Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels 14 58 2,687 $36,513,938 $1,045   2,718 $144,136,241 $1,020 $53,038
  Dimension stone 141-ND                  
  Crushed & broken stone 142 5 93 641,112 528   97 3,225,605 637 33,140
  Sand & gravel 144 15 38 283,057 573   58 1,527,181 509 26,445
  Clay, ceramic & refractory minerals 145 18 665 6,317,113 731   662 23,097,433 671 34,886
  Chemical & fertilizer minerals 147 10 1,788 28,552,522 1,228   1,802 113,666,470 1,213 63,093
  Nonmetallic minerals services 148-ND                  
  Miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals 149 5 36 312,762 675   37 1,150,886 595 30,966

 

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