Zinc, Silver, Copper, Lead Mines
12Total Sites
2Active
Zinc, Silver, Copper, Lead Mining in the United States
Federal databases document 12 zinc, silver, copper, lead-related mine and mineral deposit locations across the United States. Of these, 2 (16%) are currently active operations tracked by MSHA. These records span active mines, past producers, mineral prospects, and geological occurrences identified through federal surveys.
The earliest recorded zinc, silver, copper, lead mine in the database is Kingston District in New Mexico, with records dating to 1883.
Top States
| State | Sites |
|---|---|
| Colorado | 4 |
| New Mexico | 3 |
| Washington | 1 |
| Utah | 1 |
| Texas | 1 |
| Idaho | 1 |
| Arizona | 1 |
Notable Sites
| Mine | State | County | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Champion Gold and Silver Mine | Idaho | Shoshone | Producer |
| Dewitt | Colorado | San Juan | Producer |
| Cruise Shaft | New Mexico | Sierra | Past Producer |
| Kingston District | New Mexico | Sierra | Past Producer |
| La Veta District | Colorado | Huerfano | Past Producer |
| Rich Hill Mine Group | Arizona | Pima | Past Producer |
| Saints Rest Gulch Ne Mines | Utah | Salt Lake | Past Producer |
| So Mine No. 1 | New Mexico | Sierra | Past Producer |
| Summit | Washington | Ferry | Occurrence |
| Unknown | Colorado | Gunnison | Occurrence |
| Unknown | Colorado | Gunnison | Occurrence |
| Unnamed Prospect | Texas | Hudspeth | Occurrence |