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Description for 1041: Gold Ores

Division B: Mining | Major Group 10: Metal Mining

Industry Group 104: Gold And Silver Ores

1041 Gold Ores

Establishments primarily engaged in mining gold ores from lode deposits or in the recovery of gold from placer deposits by any method. In addition to ore dressing methods such as crushing, grinding, gravity concentration, and froth flotation, this industry includes amalgamation, cyanidation, and the production of bullion at the mine, mill, or dredge site.

Bullion, gold: produced at mine, mill, or dredge site
Calaverite mining
Lode gold mining
Placer gold mining
Sylvanite mining
Telluride (gold) mining

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