The country that produces the most gold in the world?

Brief introduction to the global distribution of gold mineral resources

At present, the proven gold resources in the world are 89,000 tons, with a reserve base of 77,000 tons and a reserve of 48,000 tons. More than 80 countries in the world produce gold. South Africa accounts for 50% of the world's proven gold resources and reserves, accounting for 38% of the world's reserves; The United States accounts for 12% of the world's proven resources, 8% of the world's reserve base, and 12% of the world's reserves. In addition to South Africa and the United States, the main gold resources are Russia, Uzbekistan, Australia, Canada and Brazil. Among more than 80 gold producers in the world, America accounts for 33% of the global output (including Latin America 12%, Canada 7% and the United States14%); Africa accounts for 28% (including South Africa 22%); 29% in Asia-Pacific region (including Australian 13% and China 7%). Countries with annual output exceeding100t include Indonesia and Russia in addition to the above five countries. Countries with an annual output of 50-100t include Peru, Uzbekistan, Ghana, Brazil and Papua New Guinea. In addition, Mexico, Philippines, Zimbabwe, Mali, Kyrgyzstan, South Korea, Argentina, Bolivia, Guyana, Guinea and Kazakhstan are also important gold producers.