Nevada is well-known for its Carlin-Type Gold Deposits, discovered in the early 1960’s and rarely found anywhere else in the world.

The discovery of placer gold in 1849 near the present-day town of Dayton is noted as the beginning of modern mining in Nevada.

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Resources mined in Quebec are the most diverse in Canada: 15 metals and 13 minerals, including copper, nickel, lithium, gold, zinc and rare earth metals.

The province of Quebec is Canada’s biggest producer of iron concentrate and zinc, and the second-largest producer of gold.

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Idaho is known for its two “world class” mining districts: the Coeur d’Alene District in northern Idaho and the Western Phosphate Reserve in southeastern Idaho.

Metals currently being mined commercially in Idaho include silver, lead, copper and gold.

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Located in the northwestern part of British Columbia, the “Golden Triangle” was a mining site before Canada became a country.

The Golden Triangle got its name because the area is host to some of the richest gold bodies in the world. British Columbia is also abundant in silver, nickel and copper.

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The Klondike Gold Rush attracted an estimated 100,000 prospectors to the Klondike region of Yukon between 1986 and 1899.

There are three operating mines currently producing gold, silver and copper in Yukon. While much of the territory remains largely underexplored, that number is expected to increase with continued exploration and discovery.

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Argentina is home to the world’s third largest lithium reserve. Over 70% of its lithium resources have not yet been prospected.

Argentina’s current top mineable products are gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc, but lithium is its fastest growing segment. Due to increased demand for uranium, Argentina and Brazil have the largest uranium reserves.

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Mexico is the largest producer of silver in the world. It is also ranked as a top global producer of gold, copper, and zinc.

Geological potential is strong in Mexico as it has some of the most complex activity in the world along its tectonic faults.

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Ontario is the largest producer in Canada of Gold, platinum group elements and Nickel, and the second largest producer of copper.

Ontario is one of the top 10 jurisdictions in the world for mineral exploration spending, and positioned to become a leading global supplier of minerals critical to green economy demand.

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