Gypsum Operations.
Western Australia holds some of Australia's largest gypsum reserves, with key operations across the Goldfields, Midwest, and coastal regions. The sector supports agriculture through soil conditioning products and feeds demand from cement, plasterboard, and construction industries, contributing significantly to regional employment and export revenue.
Beaumont Gypsum
Burran Rock
Cascade
Central Gypsum
Cliff Head Gypsum
Cowcowing Gypsum Mine
Cowcowing Gypsum Mine
Jurien Gypsum
Koorda
Lake Carmody
Lake Goorly Gypsum Mine
Lake Gulson
Lake Hillman
Lake Lockhart Gypsum
Lake Morris Gypsum
Lake Tay Multi-Metals
Southern Cross Gold Mine
Stennet Lake
Weelhamby Carbon
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the major gypsum mining regions in Western Australia?
Major gypsum deposits in WA are concentrated in the Goldfields-Esperance region, the Midwest, and coastal lake systems such as Lake MacLeod near Carnarvon, which is one of Australia's largest single gypsum operations.
What is gypsum primarily used for in Western Australia?
In WA, gypsum is primarily used as an agricultural soil amendment to improve clay soils and reduce salinity, as well as a raw material in cement manufacturing, plasterboard production, and various industrial chemical processes.
How do I find licensed gypsum mining companies operating in WA?
Licensed gypsum mining operators in Western Australia can be found through the WA Mining Index directory, the Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DEMIRS) tenement database, and industry bodies such as the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA.