Location Of Minerals Of The Country
The Krasnoyarsk is located mainly within Eastern Siberia, in the Enisay River Basin. There is a low valley in the field of the left shore of Yenisey and a Mid-Siberian flat valley along the right shore, with a height of 500-700 m above sea level. In the north, the province is woven by the Karski sea and the sea of Laptev. The length of the territory from the north to the mountains of South Siberia is almost 3,000 km. In the east, the province borders the Republic of Saha (Jakutia) and the Irkut region, in the south with the Republic of Tuva and the Republic of Hakasia, in the west with the Republic of Altai, the Kemera and the Tomsk regions, as well as with the Khanta-Mansia and Yamalo-Nenetsk autonomous districts. The geographical centre of Russia is located in the area near the Z.Vivi (Evenkia).
Since 2006, the province has been composed of the Evenki and Taymir (Dolgano-Nenetsky) municipal districts, which were formerly pre-referendum on the merger of the Krasnoyarsk region, the Taymir (Dolgano-Nenetsky) and the Evenki Autonomous Regions into the new Federation ' s sub-unit.
The Krasnoyarsk region is one of the most natural resources in Russia. The country ' s natural reserves are the basis for the investment attractiveness of the region and the basis for its subsequent development. More than 6,000 different deposits are open in the province Minerals♪ For economic purposes, minerals are subdivided into the following groups: fuel (energy), metallurgical and chemical. There are 70 per cent of Russia ' s coal reserves in the province, and the main Russian stocks of platinum, copper and nickel ores, and the Icelandic spat. In gold mining, the province is one of the first places in the country. The second largest gold reserves in Russia are the Olympiadinsk region. There are large deposits of lead, apatitis and nephetites, molybdena, copper, titano-magniy ores, magnites, germs, talka, graphite and others.
Twenty-five oil and gas deposits are in the Krasnoyar province. The major advantage of the province is that these natural fossils tend to be buried close and can be developed simultaneously.
