List of mines in Russia
This list of mines in Russia is subsidiary to the list of mines article and lists working, defunct and future mines in the country organized by primary mineral output. For practical reasons, this list also contains stone, marble and other quarries.
Bentonite
Copper
Diamonds
- Ebelyakh River diamond mine
- Internationalnaya diamond mine
- Mirny GOK
- Udachny GOK
- Popigai astrobleme mine[1]
- Zarnitsa mine
Fluorite
Graphite
Iron
- Abakanskoye mine
- Aldan mine
- Bakal mine
- Bakcharskoye mine
- Belokitatskoye mine
- Berezov mine
- Berezovskoye mine
- Bugdai mine
- Chara mine
- Dyosovskoye mine
- Enashiminskoye mine
- Gar mine
- Gorlovsky coal mine
- Gornaya Shoriya mine
- Gusevogoroskoye mine
- Gusevogorskoye mine
- Inskoye mine
- Itmatinskoye mine
- Karasugskoye mine
- Karelsky Okatysh mine
- Kavakta mine
- Kharlovskoye mine
- Kholzunskoye mine
- Korpanga mine
- Kostomuksha mine
- Kuznetsky Alatau mine
- Lebedinskiy mine
- Mikhaylovskiy mine
- Milkanskoye mine
- Nizhne-Angarskoye mine
- Olekma mine
- Olimpiyskoye mine
- Prioskolsky mine
- Sheregesh mine
- Sobstvenno-Kachkanarskoye mine
- Sukha Balka mine
- Tarynnakh mine
- Teiskoye mine
- Timir mine
- Toyozhnoye mine
- Turukhanskoye mine
- Tyya mine
- Yakovlevsky mine
- Yuzhno Khingan mine
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Phosphates
Silver
- Bugdai mine
Zinc
- Kholodninsky mine
- Noyon-Tologoisky mine
- Ozyorny mine
References
- "Diamonds Beneath the Popigai Crater -- Northern Russia". geology.com. 23 September 2012. Retrieved 24 September 2012.
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