Trepča Mines

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Trepča Mines is a large industrial mining complex in Kosovo historically known as one of the Balkans’ most significant sources of lead, zinc, and other minerals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf company
industrial complex
mining complex
affectedBy Kosovo War NERFINISHED
NATO bombing of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
country Kosovo NERFINISHED
developedBy British investors
Selection Trust NERFINISHED
employed tens of thousands of workers at its peak
environmentalIssue air pollution
lead poisoning risk
soil contamination
water pollution
foundedInPeriod 1920s
hasDispute ownership dispute between Serbia and Kosovo
hasFacility battery factory
flotation plants
open-pit mines
refineries
smelters
underground mines
hasMainSite Mitrovica NERFINISHED
industry mining industry
locatedIn Balkans
Europe
Kosovo NERFINISHED
Mitrovica NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Mitrovica NERFINISHED
nearbyRiver Ibar River NERFINISHED
Sitnica River NERFINISHED
oreType lead ore
polymetallic ore
zinc ore
ownedBy Republic of Kosovo NERFINISHED
Republic of Serbia NERFINISHED
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
peakProductionPeriod 1970s
product antimony
battery alloys
bismuth
cadmium
gold
lead
silver
sulfuric acid
zinc
significance major employer in northern Kosovo
one of the largest industrial complexes in Kosovo
one of the most important lead and zinc mines in the Balkans

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Mitrovica near Trepča Mines