But in spite of the abundance of bauxite which the Kingdom possesses, 
only the mines in Dalmatia are exploited. The following is the table of the output 
of bauxite. 
1919 
1920 
1921 
1922 
Tons 
1.213 
19.117 
10.021 
31.280 
1923 
1924 
1925 
Tons 
26.577 
18.486 
79.032 
Average from 1923 to "7. 
This table shows an extremely variable output, with by far the greatest 
amount in 1925. 
VIII. Chrome 
The most numerous and richest chrome mines are in South Serbia (Sar 
Planina),after which come Bosnia(Dubogtica and Lojno) and central Serbia (Veluée). 
The largest mines are in the district of the Sar Planina where, during the occu- 
pation, in 1917 about 200 tons of ore were mined a day. 
Between 1919 and 1925 the total output of chrome ore has been : 
Tons 
Tons 
1919 1923 - 
1920 55 1924 300 
1921 10 1925 12.160 
1922 15 
Average from 1923 of 19. 
6.230 tons. 
—r— 
In 1925 the export of chrome ore was 5.957 tons, or 499, of the year’s pro- 
duction. 
IX. Pyrite 
Pyrite was formely mined at Bakoviée in Bosnia, and now at Majdanpek 
in Serbia. 
The table shows the movement of output. 
Tons 
1919 — 
1920 3.682 
1921 27.900 
1922 11.019 
Average from 1923 to 1925 
1923 
1924 
1925 
Tons 
25.834 
26.306 
38.988 
30.376 tons. = 
X. Antimony 
Antimony is found in a number of places, in the Drina district (at Krupnje 
and Zajada), South Serbia (Alsar), Bosnia (Cemernica), Slovenia (Projane), and is 
mined in three places, but most extensively from the Krupnje mine which belongs 
to a British company. The ore in the Drina district contains 12—149, of antimony.