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Subject Item: n2:
rdfs:label: Amur (1861: Historical Failing)
rdfs:comment: Amur is a zemlya in East Russia. Its capital city is Blagovešcensk. Amur Oblast has considerable reserves of many types of mineral resources; gold (the largest reserves in Russia), silver, titanium, molybdenum, tungsten, copper, and tin. Black coal and lignite reserves are estimated to be seventy billion tons. Probable iron deposits are estimated to be 3.8 billion tons. The deposit's ore contains a low concentration of detrimental impurities; the ore contains 69.9% iron. It is a is also a promising source of titanium.
dcterms:subject: n10: n12: n19: n23:
n15:: Oleg Nikolaevic Kožemjako
n11:: Russian and Ukrainian
n22:: Amur
n3:: Zemlja Governor
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n16:: 1861
n18:: Zemlya of Amur
n4:: 758565
n5:: Russian Orthodox and Ukrainian Orthodox
n17:: Amur Oblast'
n25:: Blagovešcensk
n24:: Flag of Amur Oblast.svg
n20:: Mongolian and Evenk.
n21:abstract: Amur is a zemlya in East Russia. Its capital city is Blagovešcensk. Amur Oblast has considerable reserves of many types of mineral resources; gold (the largest reserves in Russia), silver, titanium, molybdenum, tungsten, copper, and tin. Black coal and lignite reserves are estimated to be seventy billion tons. Probable iron deposits are estimated to be 3.8 billion tons. The deposit's ore contains a low concentration of detrimental impurities; the ore contains 69.9% iron. It is a is also a promising source of titanium.