German Mining Terms From Saxony Adopted Worldwide
Many German mining terms that originated in Saxony have spread to other languages, reflecting historical mining networks and cultural exchange. Strong terms related to mining processes and equipment appear in diverse linguistic contexts, illustrating the influence of Saxon mining on global vocabulary.
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Saxony
Mineral Production In 1965 Shatters Records In Manitoba Mines
Manitoba mines and resources report a record 1965 with total mineral production at 182 million dollars, up from 174 million in 1964, while exploration spending rose to 25 firms active and 4 to 5 million dollars in Precambrian Manitoba. INCO builds Soab Lake nickel mine, Birchtree work advances, and Sherritt Gordon develops Fox Lake deposits as new mining and exploration accelerate across Flin Flon Snow Lake Lynn Lake regions. Nickel leads output at 106.8 million dollars, copper 23.3 million, zinc sales rise despite lower ore, and cement remains a top industrial mineral at 8.14 million dollars.
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Mines and Natural Resources
Sterling Lyon
Q.C
International Nickel Company of Canada
Soab Lake
Thompson
Inco Birchtree
Sherritt Gordon Mines Limited
Fox Lake
Lynn Lake
Lyon
Manitoba
Flin Flon-Snow Lake
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Christier
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Boston
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Nome
Ste. Anne
Winnipeg
Cole
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet
Riverview