Kubaka deposit, Okhost-Chukotka belt, Chukotka (Tchukotka) Okrug, Chukot Peninsula, Far-Eastern Region, Russia

Gold mine. The ore bodies are confined to an elongated block, 8 km2 in area, that is composed of stratified flatly dipping felsic and intermediate effusive volcanics cut by sills of rhyodacites and andesitic dacites. The bulk of reserves (85%) are confined to one of the zones.

Mineral List:

	Acanthite

	Aguilarite

	Arsenopyrite

	Eta-bronze

	Galena

	Gold var: Electrum

	Naumannite

	Pyrite

	Stistaite

	Tin

	'Unnamed (Fe-Sn)' (TL)

	'Unnamed (Sn-Pb)' (TL)

	'Unnamed (Sn-Pb II)' (TL)

	'Unnamed (Sn-Sb)' (TL)

	'Unnamed (Sn-Sb II)' (TL)

	'Unnamed (Sn-Sb III)' (TL)

16 entries listed. 8 valid minerals. 6 type localities (others).

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