Artemis Gold’s Blackwater mine at final commissioning stage
Artemis now expects to feed first ore to the ball mill in the next few weeks and continues to target first gold pour before year end.
The Mesquite mine in California is the continent’s driest mine; on average, only about 78 millimeters of rain falls on this desert mine each year.
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#1 Mesquite
Average annual precipitation: 78 mm
Location: California
Owner: Western Mesquite Mines
Type: Open-pit gold mine
#2 Brigg
Average annual precipitation: 89 mm
Location: California
Owner: CR Briggs
Type: Open-pit gold and silver mine
#3 Boron
Average annual precipitation: 96 mm
Location: California
Owner: U.S. Borax
Type: Open-pit borate mine
#4 Fallon
Average annual precipitation: 120 mm
Location: Nevada
Owner: Huck Salt
Type: Underground salt mine
#5 Denton-Rawhide
Average annual precipitation: 145 mm
Location: Nevada
Owner: Rawhide Mining
Type: Open-pit gold and silver mine
#6 Sterling
Average annual precipitation: 146 mm
Location: Nevada
Owner: Sterling Gold Mining
Type: Underground gold mine
#7 Wendover
Average annual precipitation: 152 mm
Location: Utah
Owner: Intrepid Potash
Type: In-situ magnesium, potash, salt, and potassium oxide mine
#8 Gabbs
Average annual precipitation: 160 mm
Location: Nevada
Owner: Premier Magnesia
Type: Open-pit magnesium mine
#9 Glendale
Average annual precipitation: 169 mm
Location: Arizona
Owner: Morton Salt
Type: Surface salt mine
#10 Round Mountain
Average annual precipitation: 179 mm
Location: Nevada
Owner: Round Mountain Gold
Type: Open-pit gold and silver mine
