Countries with Largest Rare Earth Reserves

About Countries with Largest Rare Earth Reserves

This map illustrates the countries holding the largest rare earth reserves worldwide. Rare earth elements are essential for advanced technologies, electronics, and renewable energy. China leads globally with approximately 44 million metric tons of reserves, followed by Brazil, Russia, India, and Australia. The United States, Vietnam, and Greenland also hold significant deposits, contributing to the global supply chain. Africa’s Tanzania and South Africa have smaller yet notable reserves. These resources are vital for producing electric vehicles, wind turbines, and smartphones, making rare earth elements a critical factor in future industrial and technological growth.