Mineral Statistics of Victoria for the Year (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781148668482)

"Mineral Statistics of Victoria for the Year" is a historical record detailing the mineral production in Victoria, Australia, during the year 1867. This document provides valuable insights into the mining activities, the types and quantities of minerals extracted, and the economic impact of the mining industry during that period. It offers a comprehensive overview of the state's mineral resources and their contribution to the regional and national economy.

Researchers and historians will find this a useful resource for understanding the development of mining in Australia, the geological composition of Victoria, and the historical context of mineral exploitation. The detailed statistical data provides quantitative evidence of mining operations and their significance in shaping the economic landscape of the region. It also serves as a primary source for studying the evolution of mining technology and practices during the 19th century.

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