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Which countries have rare earths reserves? 14 countries in the Magna Factbook list rare earths among their natural resources, ranked and linked.

14 countries list rare earths among their natural resources. United States — scored 90.0/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of China, Russia. Control of rare earths is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.

Which countries produce rare earths?

#CountryPower
1United States90.0/100
2China88.03/100
3Russia84.29/100
4India78.13/100
5Australia72.51/100
6Brazil68.58/100
7Canada67.8/100
8Vietnam65.5/100
9Egypt64.86/100
10South Africa61.47/100
11Kyrgyzstan52.27/100
12Estonia46.93/100
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#CountryPower
13Madagascar45.96/100
14Burundi8.89/100

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