
The World’s Commodities - 15. Iron Ore
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A printed page from The Harmsworth Universal Atlas shows a world map marking iron ore deposits in red, with text columns and illustrated tables below. The lower section compares annual iron ore and pig iron production by country using wagon and furnace illustrations, plus a British import and consumption diagram.























