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List of mines in India

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This lists of mines in India is subsidiary to the list of mines article, and future mines in the country and is organised by the primary mineral output. For practical purposes stone, marbles and other quarries may be included in this list. In India, the underground mine to surface mine ratio is 20:80 {{Citation needed|date=September 2016}}.

Diamond

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of operation

! scope="col" |Note

Bunder Project

|Madhya Pradesh

|{{nowrap|{{coord|24.35|N|79.34|E}}}}

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National Mineral Development Corporation

|Kollur Mine

|Andhra Pradesh

|{{coord|16.3|N|80.43|E}}

|Guntur

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|Koh-i-noor, Daria-i-Noor

Panna

|Madhya Pradesh

|{{coord|24.27|N|80.17|E}}

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|National Mineral Development Corporation

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Iron ore

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Vyasanakere Mines

|Karnataka

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|Hospet

|MSPL

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Pathikonda Iron Ore Mines

|Karnataka

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|Ballari

|MSPL

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Alampara Iron Ore Mines

|Kerala

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|Koyilandy

|MSPL

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Tikeswar Mahanta Iron Ore Mines

|Odisha

|{{nowrap|{{coord|22.12|N|85.40|E}}}}

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Mayurbhanj

|Odisha

|{{coord|22.19|N|86.16|E}}

|Mayurbhanj

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Joda

|Odisha

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Keonjhar

|Odisha

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|KCCL Odisha

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Jajpur

|Odisha

|{{coord|20.85|N|86.33|E}}

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|KCCL Odisha

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Sundergarh

|Odisha

|{{coord|22.02|N|84.50|E}}

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|KCCL Odisha

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Cuttack

|Odisha

|{{coord|20.52|N|82.50|E}}

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West Singhbhum

|Jharkhand

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|west singhbhum

|SAIL

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|Bailadila iron ore

|Chhattisgarh

|{{coord|21.19|N|81.28|E}}

|Dantewada

|National Mineral Development Corporation, Ltd. (NMDC)

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Dalli-Rajhara

|Chhattisgarh

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|Bhilai Steel Plant

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Ratnagiri

|Maharashtra

|{{coord|16.98|N|73.3|E}}

|Ratnagiri

|bellary going to sale

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Gua

|Jharkhand

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|west singhbhum

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Kudremukh

|Karnataka

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|Chikkamangaluru

|KIOCL

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Manganese

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Sambalpur

|Odisha

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|Joda, Barbil

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Rayagada

|Odisha

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Sundergarh

|Odisha

|{{coord|22.12|N|84.03|E}}

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Balaghat

|Madhya Pradesh

|{{coord|21.8|N|80.18|E}}

|Balaghat

|Manganese Ore India Ltd

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|Deepest underground manganese mine in Asia

Nagpur and Bhandara

|Maharashtra

|{{coord|21.54|N|79.68|E}}

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|Manganese Ore India Ltd

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Copper

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Hazaribagh

|Jharkhand

|{{coord|23.98|N|85.35|E}}

|Hazaribagh

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Singhbhum

|Jharkhand

|{{coord|22.5|N|85.5|E|region:IN_type:adm2nd_source:GNS-enwiki}}

|Ghatshila

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Khetri

|Rajasthan

|{{coord|27.98|N|75.8|E}}

|Khetri

|Hindustan Copper

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Udaipur

|Rajasthan

|{{coord|24.58|N|73.68|E}}

|Udaipur

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Malanjkhand

|Madhya Pradesh

|{{coord|22.02|N|80.71|E}}

|Balaghat

|Hindustan Copper

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|Largest copper mine in Asia.

Bauxite

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Balangir

|Odisha

|{{coord|20.88|N|82.85|E}}

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Bargarh

|Odisha

|{{coord|21.20|N|83.37|E}}

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Koraput

|Odisha

|{{coord|18.85|N|83.02|E}}

|Damanjodi

|NALCO

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Kalahandi

|Odisha

|{{coord|19.58|N|83.37|E}}

|Lanjigarh

|Vedanta

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Sambalpur

|Odisha

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Sundergarh

|Odisha

|{{coord|21.92|N|85.3|E}}

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Katni, Amarkantak

|Madhya Pradesh

|{{coord|23.48|N|80.12|E}}

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Bilaspur & Maikal Hills

|Chhattisgarh

|{{coord|22.38|N|82.13|E}}

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Lohardaga

|Jharkhand

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Singhbhum

|Jharkhand

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Jamnagar

|Gujarat

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Coal

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

Birbhum Coalfield

|West Bengal

|{{coord|23.84|N|87.61|E}}

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Bokaro

|Jharkhand

|{{coord|23.8|N|85.75|E}}

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Deucha Pachami coal block

|West Bengal

|{{coord|23.59|N|87.31|E}}

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Jharia

|Jharkhand

|{{coord|23.75|N|86.42|E}}

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|BCCL

Jharsuguda

|Odisha

|{{coord|22.05|N|83.72|E}}

|Belpahar, Brajrajnagar

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Kalakote

|Jammu and Kashmir

|{{coord|33.21|N|74.40|E}}

|Kalakote

|Jammu and Kashmir Minerals Ltd.

Ledo

|Assam

|{{coord|27.18|N|95.44|E}}

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Nagpur

|Maharashtra

|{{coord|21.90|N|79.50|E}}

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|Western Coalfields Limited

Neyveli

|Tamil Nadu

|{{coord|11.53|N|79.48|E}}

|Neyveli

|Neyveli Lignite Corporation

Rajmahal

|Jharkhand

|{{coord|25.23|N|87.20|E}}

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Raniganj Coalfield

|West Bengal

|{{coord|23.37|N|87.06|E}}

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South Eastern Coalfields

|Chhattisgarh

|{{coord|22.35|N|82.68|E}}

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Talcher

|Odisha

|{{coord|20.95|N|85.22|E}}

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NORTHERN COALFIELDS

|MADHYA PRADESH & UTTAR PRADESH

|{{coord|24.10|N|82.45|E

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Petroleum

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mines

! scope="col" |name of State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Digboi

|Assam

|{{coord|27.38|N|95.63|E}}

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|Oil India Limited

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|First mine of India.

Kalol

|Gujarat

|{{coord|22.6|N|73.45|E}}

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|ONGC

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NaharkatiyaDuliajan

|Assam

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|Duliajan

|oil India

Limited

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Sibsagar, Geleki

|Assam

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|Sibsagar

|ONGC

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Ankleshwar

|Gujarat

|{{coord|21.6|N|73.0|E}}

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Godavari districts

|Andhra Pradesh

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|Kakinada

|Reliance Petroleum

|2003–present

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Bassein

|Maharashtra

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Bombay High

|Maharashtra

|{{coord|19.41|N|71.33|E}}

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|Largest offshore mine of India.

Ashoknagar Oilfield

|West Bengal

|{{coord|22.83589|N|88.59694|E}}

|Ashoknagar, North 24 Parganas

|Around 375 barrels of crude oil, whose quality is said to be even better than India's most prolific oil asset Bombay High

|Have been extracted from a well on the outskirts Ashoknagar since September 2020

|Making it the most potent hydrocarbon discovery ever made in the state

Gold

class="sortable wikitable"
Mines

!Az,oz,w. scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Hatti gold Mines

|Karnataka

|{{nowrap|{{coord|16.19|N|76.66|E}}}}

|Hatti, Raichur

|Government of Karnataka

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Kolar Gold Factory [KGF]

|Karnataka

|{{coord|12.96|N|78.27|E}}

|Robertsonpet, Kolar

|Bharat Gold Mines Limited

|1900–2001 (closed)

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Lava Gold Mines

|Jharkhand

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|Chandil

|Manmohan Mineral Industries

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|https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/gsi-finds-250kg-gold-reserve-in-e-singhbhum/articleshow/76250409.cms

Sonbhadra Mine

|Uttar Pradesh

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Parasi

|Jharkhand

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|https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/gsi-finds-250kg-gold-reserve-in-e-singhbhum/articleshow/76250409.cms

Pahadia

|Jharkhand

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|https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/gsi-finds-250kg-gold-reserve-in-e-singhbhum/articleshow/76250409.cms

Kunderkocha

|Jharkhand

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|https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/gsi-finds-250kg-gold-reserve-in-e-singhbhum/articleshow/76250409.cms

Bhitar Dari

|Jharkhand

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|https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/gsi-finds-250kg-gold-reserve-in-e-singhbhum/articleshow/76250409.cms

Dadam

|Haryana

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Lead ore

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scopegghhhhjjjjkkkk="col" |Period of operation

! scope="col" |Notes

|Odisha

|{{nowrap|{{coord|21.6|N|73.0|E}}}}

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Uranium

class="sortable wikitable"
scope="col" |Mine

! scope="col" |State

! scope="col" |Coordinates

! scope="col" |Associated town

! scope="col" |Owner

! scope="col" |Period of Operation

! scope="col" |Notes

Jaduguda

|Jharkhand

|{{nowrap|{{coord|22.38|N|86.22|E}}}}

|Jaduguda, East Singhbhum

|Uranium Corporation of India

|1967–Present

|Discovered in 1951, Jaduguda Mine has the distinction of being the first uranium mine of the country. The mine is accessed through two {{convert|5|m|adj=on}} diameter vertical shafts of depth of {{cvt|640|m}}, attaining a total depth of {{cvt|905|m}}.

Narwapahar Mine

|Jharkhand

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|Jadugora, East Singhbhum

|Uranium Corporation of India

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Turamdih Uranium mine

|Jharkhand

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|East Singhbhum

|Uranium Corporation of India

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Bagjata

|Jharkhand

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|East Singhbhum

|Uranium Corporation of India

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Tummalapalle uranium mine

|Andhra Pradesh

|{{coord|14.32|N|78.27|E}}

|Kadapa

|Uranium Corporation of India

|2012–Present

|Discovered in 2007, It is believed to be the largest uranium reserve in the world.

Bhatin

|Jharkhand

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|Jaduguda

|Uranium Corporation of India

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