Aykhal diamond mine

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Aykhal mine

Location
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Location	Mirninsky District
Federal subject	Sakha Republic
Country	Russia
Coordinates	65°55′35″N 111°29′40″E / 65.9265187482409°N 111.4945367952264°E / 65.9265187482409; 111.4945367952264Coordinates: 65°55′35″N 111°29′40″E / 65.9265187482409°N 111.4945367952264°E / 65.9265187482409; 111.4945367952264
Production
Products	diamond
Owner
Company	Alrosa

The Aykhal mine is one of the largest diamond mines in Russia and in the world.^[1] The mine is located in the north-eastern part of the country in the Sakha Republic, near the settlement of Aykhal.^[1] The mine has estimated reserves of 40.7 million carats of diamonds and an annual production capacity of 1.3 million carats.^[1]

See Also[]

• Yubileynaya diamond mine

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