Huntly Bauxite Mine
Australia /
Western Australia /
Mandurah /
World
/ Australia
/ Western Australia
/ Mandurah
World / Australia / Western Australia
invisible, bauxite mine
The Huntly mine is located near Dwellingup and was established in early 1976. Huntly is the world’s largest bauxite mine, supplying bauxite ore to Pinjarra and Kwinana Refineries. Huntly bauxite production has doubled since 1990 and currently produces around 23 million tonnes of bauxite per year.
The ore from Huntly and Willowdale is refined to produce about 10 million tonnes of alumina each year. This represents around 47% of Australia’s alumina production and 30% of aluminium production. Alumina production from Alcoa’s WA refineries accounts for 13% of total world demand.
The ore from Huntly and Willowdale is refined to produce about 10 million tonnes of alumina each year. This represents around 47% of Australia’s alumina production and 30% of aluminium production. Alumina production from Alcoa’s WA refineries accounts for 13% of total world demand.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 32°36'19"S 116°7'4"E
- Willowdale Bauxite Mine 21 km
- Worsley Alumina - Boddington Bauxite Mine 36 km
- Worsley Alumina - Bauxite Conveyor Belt 38 km
- Weipa ML7024-South 3411 km
- Weipa ML7024-Central 3438 km
- Weipa ML7031-South 3474 km
- Weipa ML7024-North 3489 km
- Weipa ML7031-North 3524 km
- Middle Timan Bauxite 12175 km
- SURALCO Moengo bauxite mine 16877 km
- Lake Banksiadale 7.5 km
- Dwellingup Airfield 11 km
- Shire of Murray 15 km
- Boddington Gold Mine 26 km
- Willowdale Bauxite Mine 26 km
- Shire of Waroona 34 km
- NEWMONT-Sodexo Camp/Village 37 km
- Drivers Hill 40 km
- Worsley Alumina - Boddington Bauxite Mine 47 km
- Worsley Alumina - Bauxite Conveyor Belt 55 km