File:Teghut Mine 2012 - Construction of tailings dump 2.JPG
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English: Construction of the massive tailings dump at Teghut Copper-Molybdenum Mine in Armenia's northern Lori province. Teghut village can be seen in the background. (Picture taken from near the western boundary of the mine.) |
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| Author | Serouj (courtesy of Vahe Vardumyan) |
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