Wodgina

Wodgina is a bauxite mine located in Western Australia, particularly in the Pilbara region. The mine is owned and operated by Brasil Mineracao, a Brazilian mining company.

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The mine covers an area of approximately 229 square kilometers and contains significant reserves of bauxite, with an estimated 17.5 million metric tons of the mineral present. Although closed, the mine has operated on a small commercial scale since its reopening in 2011.

The location of Wodgina in the Pilbara region makes it particularly significant due to the production of bauxite, an essential mineral used in the aluminum industry. Due to the varying economic climate and fluctuations in metal commodities prices, the mine continues to be operated under such conditions.