The World’s Commodities - 12. Gold and Diamonds
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This page from Maps and Diagrams of the World's Commerce shows world maps marking principal and minor sources of gold and diamonds, alongside a bar chart of world gold production in 1905 and a line graph of gold production fluctuations from 1890 to 1905. Accompanying text describes gold mining and diamond production, and a diamond illustration appears with output figures by region.
