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Distribution of metal mines in China (mineral resources profile)
Jul 07, 2023Distribution of metal mines in China (mineral resources profile)
Distribution of Metal Minerals in China (Overview of Mineral Resources in China)
China's minerals - metal minerals China's proven reserves of 54 metal minerals, respectively: iron ore, manganese ore, chromite, titanium ore, vanadium ore, copper ore, lead ore, zinc ore, bauxite, magnesium ore, nickel ore, cobalt ore, tungsten ore, tin ore, bismuth ore, molybdenum ore, mercury ore, antimony ore, platinum group metals (platinum ore, palladium ore, iridium ore, rhodium ore, arsenic ore), the distribution of major metal minerals are briefly described below.
Iron Ore:There are 1,834 proven iron ore mining areas in China. Large and super-large iron ore areas mainly include Liaoning Anshan-Benxi iron ore, Jidong-Beijing iron ore, Hebei Handan-Xingtai iron ore, Shanxi Lingqiu Ping-type Guan iron ore, Shanxi Wutai-Lanxian iron ore, Inner Mongolia Baotou-Baiyun Ebo iron rust rare earth ore, Shandong Luzhong iron ore, Ningwu-Luzhong iron ore, Anhui Huoqiu iron ore, Hubei Edong iron ore, Jiangxi Xinyu-Jian iron ore, Fujian Minnan iron ore and Hainan Shiluo iron ore. Sichuan Panzhihua-Xichang Vanadium-Titanium Magnetite, Yunnan Yunnan Central Railway Mining Area, Yunnan Damenglong Iron Ore, Shaanxi Loyang Yudongzi Iron Ore, Gansu Hongshan Iron Ore, Gansu Mirror Iron Mountain Iron Ore, Xinjiang Hami Tianhu Iron Ore, etc.
Manganese ore:There are 213 proven manganese ore areas in China, including:Liaoning Wajia manganese ore; Fujian Liancheng manganese ore; Hunan Xiangtan, Minle, Manaoshan, Xiangtan Taoyuan manganese ore; Guangdong has Daixiao, Xinchun manganese ore; Guangxi Bayi, Xialei, Lipu manganese ore; Gao Yan and Jia Ding Shan manganese ore; Guizhou Zunyi manganese ore.
Chromite:There are 56 provenances, mainly Saltohai in Xinjiang, Lobosha in Tibet, Hegenshan in Inner Mongolia, and Gill in Gansu Avenue.
Copper ore:910 proven mining areas, mainly in Heilongjiang Dobao Mountain; Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Getu Mountain and Huoge Qi, Jinta; Liaoning Red Turbine; copper ore concentration in Tongling, Anhui Province; Jiangxi Dexing, Chengmen Mountain, Wushan, level; Hubei Daye - Yiyang new copper ore concentration; Guangdong Shiguo; Shanxi Province, Zhongtiao Mountain area; Yunnan Dongchuan, Yimeng, Dahongshan; Yulong Tibet Autonomous Region, Marathon Duo, Yun Duo, Song Duo; Xinjiang Asher and other copper mines.
Bauxite ore:310 origins, mainly in Shanxi's Ke'er, Shi Gong, Wangxiang, Xihedi, Taihu Shi, Guozha Liang - Leijiasui, Kuan Lawn; Henan's Cao Yao, Ma Hang Gou, Jia Gou, Shi Si, Zhu Lin Gou, Jia Gou, Zhijian; Shandong Zibo; Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Pingguo Nadu; Guizhou Province Zunyi (Tuanxi), Dai Lin, Xiaoshanba and other bauxite mining areas.
Lead-zinc ore: more than 700 origins, mainly Xilin in Heilongjiang Province; Red Turbine Mountain and Qingchengzi in Liaoning Province; Caijiayingzi in Hebei Province; Baiyinuo, Dongshengji, Jiashengpan and Tangyokou in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; Xicheng (factory dam) in Gansu Province; Qiandongnan Prefecture in Shaanxi Province; Xitie Mountain in Qinghai Province; Shuikoushan and Huangshaping in Hunan Province; Fankou in Guangdong Province; 5 departments in Zhejiang Province; Lingshikeng in Jiangxi Province; Jiangsu Province Qixia Mountain; Dafang in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; Lanping, Huize and Dulong in Yunnan Province; Daliangzi and Xiaocun lead-zinc mines in Sichuan Province.
Nickel ore:There are nearly one hundred sources. The main ones are Hongqi Ling and Chibaisong in Jilin Province; Jinchuan in Gansu; Kharatunk and Huangshan in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region; Lingshuijing and Yangping in Sichuan Province; Baimazhai and Mojiang nickel mines in Yunnan Province.
Molybdenum ore:222 origins, mainly in Jilin Daheishan; Liaoning Yangjiajianzi and Lanjiagou; Jindui City, Shaanxi Province; Luanchuan, Henan Province and other molybdenum ore.
Tungsten deposits:252 proven origins, mainly in Jiangxi Province, Xihuashan, bleaching pond, Dajishan, Pangu Mountain, Huamei Pass, Hukeng, Lower Tongling, Seven Sisters Mountain; Fujian Province, Hang Luokeng; Hunan Province, Kakizhuyuan, Xintianling, Yaogang Xian; see the Guangdong Province, the plate pit and Lotus Mountain; Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Daming Mountain and coral; Gansu Province, such as tungsten ore Tadoguer.
Tin ore:293 proven origins, mainly in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Dazhang, Coral, Shuiyanba; Yunnan Dongchuan; Hunan Xianghua Ling, Hongqi Ling, Noge Tail and other tin ore.
Mercury and antimony ore: there are 103 proven sources of mercury and 111 sources of antimony. The main ones are Wanshan, Buchuan, Danzhai and Tongren in Guizhou; mercury mines such as Xinfeng, Hunan Tin Mine and Panxi in Hunan; Dafang in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region; antimony mines such as Yawan in Gansu. Shaanxi Xunyang mercury antimony mine.
Gold ore: 1,265 proven mining areas, including Ulaga, Daanhe, Lao Zhushan, Huma, etc. in Heilongjiang Province; Hunchun, Jilin Province, folder Pigou; Wulong, Liaoning Province; Qianxi, Hebei Province, Zhangjiakou; Shandong Linglong, Jiaojia, Xincheng, Sanjiadao, Yingezhuang; Wenyu, Tonggu, Jinqu, Qinling, Shangong in Henan Province; Guangdong Hetai; Xiangxi, Hunan Province; Mojiang, Yunnan Province; Northeast Zhai, Sichuan Province; Banma, Qinghai; Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Axi, Hami and other gold mines.
Silver ore:569 proven origins, mainly in Shaanxi Province, Silver Cave; Broken Hill in Henan Province; Silver Cave Gou and Baigoyuan in Hubei Province; Arsenic Village in Sichuan Province; Guixi in Jiangxi Province; Shanmen in Jilin Province; Pangxi Cave in Guangdong Province and other silver mines.
Rare earths and rare metals:Mainly located in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (Baiyun Ebo, 801), Shandong Province (Weishan), Jiangxi Province (Gannan, Yichun), Guangdong Province (Guangdong Province), Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (Fuyun), etc.
Note: This article is from Carbon Sink Environmental Technology