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World mine reserves of gold by country 2017

World mine reserves of gold as of 2017, by country (in metric tons)

The data depicts the world mine reserves of gold as of 2017, by country. In that year, the U.S. was estimated to have some three thousand metric tons of gold reserves in mines. Thus, the U.S. was within the top group of countries based on mine reserves of gold. Australia is estimated to have the biggest gold mine reserves worldwide.

The impact of gold Australia and Russia hold a large share of the world’s gold mine reserves, accounting for 9,500 metric tons and 8,000 metric tons, respectively. Worldwide, the production of gold reached some three thousand metric tons in 2016.

Australia 9800
South Africa 6000
Russia 5500
United States 3000
Indonesia 2500
Brazil 2400
Peru 2300
Canada 2200
China 2000
Uzbekistan 1800
Mexico 1400
Papua New Guinea 1300
Ghana 1000
Kazakhstan 1000
Chile
Other countries 12000