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gold, used as precious metal , has been used to store wealth, such as jewelry and alternative currencies. With the advancement of technology and its own stable performance, gold plays a very outstanding role in all fields of industrial production.
In my country, gold mine mining requires approval from relevant departments.
data shows that since 2009, there have been 553 gold mines that have obtained qualified mining procedures, distributed in in 131 prefecture-level administrative regions across the country.
Today's data extracted 553 prefecture-level administrative regions with qualified gold mines, and from the perspective of cities, the distribution of gold mines in cities across the country is observed.
553 gold mines are distributed in 131 prefecture-level administrative regions in 24 provinces and regions across the country. Among them, there are 11 prefecture-level administrative regions in Liaoning that have gold mines, and Anhui that has gold mines, with 9 cities.
In addition, many cities and cities in Hunan, Yunnan and Guangxi also have qualified gold mines.
From the perspective of the city, Yantai has 63, ranking first in the country. Most of these gold mines are concentrated in Zhaoyuan and Laizhou . Among them, Zhaoyuan was even rated as the "China Gold Capital" by China Gold Association . Judging from the number of qualified gold mines, the title of Jindu is verified by the Zhaoyuan City managed by Yantai.
cities with a large number of gold mines, in addition to Yantai, there are also Chifeng City in Inner Mongolia, Chaoyang City in Liaoning, Chengde City in Hebei, Jilin City and Shangrao City in Jiangxi.
From the perspective of each province, the distribution of 553 gold mines in 24 provinces and regions is shown in the figure below.
In terms of quantity, there are 71 gold mines in Shandong, 55 in Liaoning, 48 in Inner Mongolia and 43 in Hebei.
However, in terms of output, Shandong is still the first in the country, Henan, which has only 24 gold mines, ranks second in the country in terms of output.
