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Ok Tedi Mine - Dumping Waste


Dead rock and ore is removed by giant trucks, that load 150 tons in a haul, shoveled across the edge into the valleys of Sulphide Creek/Ok Mabiong to the north, or into Ok Mani to the south. Because of heavy rainfall, the creeks and rivers are powerful enough, to transport even coarse material downstream - 120,000 tons a day.

See dumpers at work!

a shovel caterpillar

Sulphide Creek

Sulphide Creek , seen from the north dump

South Dump

South dump

Ok Mani in the background: already 80m filled with debris

Ok Mani in the background is already filled up 80 meters with debris from south dump!


 The Ore and the Mill 

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