Azul mine

Azul mine
Location	Pará, Brazil;
Products	Manganese
Opened	1903

The Azul mine is a mine in the north of Brazil in Pará. Azul represents one of the largest manganese reserves in Brazil, having estimated reserves of 64.2 million tonnes of manganese ore grading 28% manganese metal.

References

↑ Manganese Reserves and Resources of the World. Washington DC: National Academies. 1981. pp. 334. mining in MOROCCO reserves.

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[1] Manganese Reserves and Resources of the World. Washington DC: National Academies. 1981. pp. 334. mining in MOROCCO reserves.

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