Zinc, Copper Mines in Alaska

47Total Sites
0Active

Zinc, Copper Mining in Alaska

Alaska has 47 zinc, copper-related mine and mineral deposit locations recorded in federal databases. None are currently listed as active, but historical records document past production and geological occurrences. Data comes from the USGS Mineral Resources Data System and MSHA Mine Safety and Health Administration records.

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Zinc, Copper Mines

MineCountyTypeStatus
BabybasketOccurrence
Browns ForkOccurrence
Copper MountainProspect
Dead Creek (Prospect)Prospect
Fielder and HempleProspect
Iron MaskProspect
Jim-MontanaProspect
McNaughton and TurnerProspect
MowgliProspect
Ne Pika CanyonProspect
NenanaProspect
Pmrgx-12Occurrence
Pmrgx-22Occurrence
Pmrgx-27Occurrence
Pmrgx-35Occurrence
Pmrgx-36Occurrence
Ptarmigan IOccurrence
Road Cut IiProspect
RockProspect
Seattle Alaska Copper Co.Past Producer
SharonProspect
Siniktanneyak--NorthwestOccurrence
Sumdum North Copper-Zinc ProspectProspect
Threeman Mining Co.Prospect
Threeman Mining Co.Prospect
TibbitProspect
Tracy Arm Zinc-Copper-Gold-Silver ProspectProspect
UnnamedOccurrence
Unnamed (a Tributary To Tatina River)Occurrence
Unnamed (coast South of Apollo Mountain)Occurrence
Unnamed (east of Bearpaw Mountain)Prospect
Unnamed (east Tributary of Wortmanns Glacier)Occurrence
Unnamed (head of Dead Creek)Occurrence
Unnamed (near Head of Camp Creek)Occurrence
Unnamed (near Mouth of Simpson Creek)Occurrence
Unnamed (north of Mine Harbor)Occurrence
Unnamed (north of Mitrofania Harbor)Occurrence
Unnamed (north of Lower Childs Glacier)Occurrence
Unnamed (northeast of Upper Eddy Creek)Occurrence
Unnamed (on Nagai Island)Occurrence
Unnamed (south Shore of Egg Island)Occurrence
Unnamed (southwest of Mt. Wade)Occurrence
Unnamed (southwest of Pyramid Peak)Occurrence
Unnamed (southwest of Lower Scott Glacier)Occurrence
Unnamed (west Bank of Togiak River)Occurrence
Unnamed (west of Big River)Occurrence
Unnamed (west of Hook Bay)Occurrence

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