Gypsum and bauxite are used in equal measure in the production of cement, and are obtained by digging on certain dirt patches. They will start to appear on the ground along with cuttable stones after about 100 stones have been produced by the hole, and the ratio of gypsum or bauxite to stones will continue to shift until only gypsum or bauxite is produced by the hole.
Gypsum is only found in western Egypt, and bauxite in eastern Egypt.
Known locations:
|
Location
Mineral |
| Location | Mineral |
| 4388, 7050 | Bauxite |
| 4200, 5300 | Bauxite |
| -2580, 6370 | Gypsum |
| -2799 -7941 | Gypsum (precise coords unknown) |
| 4187, -387 | Bauxite (hearsay) |