the deepest mine of the world is located in south africa.
the deepest mine of the world is located in south africa.
where is the deepest mine of the world located?
south africa
bullet::::- the deepest mine in europe is the 16th shaft of the uranium mines in příbram, czech republic at , second is bergwerk saar in saarland, germany at 1,750 meters.









































bullet::::- the deepest hard rock mines in australia are the copper and zinc lead mines in mount isa, queensland at .









































bullet::::- the deepest platinum-palladium mines in the world are on the merensky reef, in south africa, with a resource of 203 million troy ounces, currently worked to approximately depth.









































bullet::::- the deepest tourist level mine is guido mine and coal mining museum in zabrze, poland.
deep level underground
by 1897, the calumet & hecla's red jacket shaft had reached a vertical depth of 4,900 feet, making it the deepest mine in the world. the neighboring tamarack mine became the world's deepest mine for some years; it was bought by calumet & hecla, and became part of the calumet & hecla system. the tamarack/c&h remained the world's deepest mine until about 1915, when its vertical depth of 5,500 feet was exceeded by the 5,824-foot depth of the morro velho gold mine in brazil.
calumet and hecla mining company