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YPMI1995_97-p33
Title
A brief glimpse into post-Soviet placer mining
Reference Type
Indian & Northern Affairs Canada/Department of Indian & Northern Development: Exploration & Geological Services Division
Document Type
Annual Report Paper


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Abstract: The Ural mountain province of Russia is one of the richest and mineralogically diverse regions in the world, with world-class deposits of platinum and PGEs, gold, copper, emeralds, rubies and malachite. The central Ural mountains are well-known for some of the largest and richest placer platinum and gold deposits in the world, and are the location for the largest gold nugget ever found in Russia (79.5 pounds) and the largest platinum nugget ever found in the world (13 pounds)
Authors: LeBarge, W.P.
Map Scale: 1 : 0
Citation: LeBarge, W.P, 1998. A brief glimpse into post-Soviet placer mining. In: Yukon Placer Mining Industry 1995 to 1997, Mining Inspection Division (compilers), Indian & Northern Affairs Canada/Department of Indian & Northern Development: Exploration & Geological Services Division, 33-37.

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