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Situation of the mining industries in the South of West Siberia in the XVIII-XIXth century. Fragment

The industrial works, which were built in the Upper Ob-side in the XVIII-XIXth century The metallurgical works and the Tsar Cabinet grinding factory. Title of a factory Situation Year of the foundation Year of the starting up Year of the enclosing Intending of the factory (production type) Why it is called so Kolivan-Voskresensk (Kolivan) on the river Belaya, the tributary of the river Loktevka (basin of the Charish) 1728 1729 1759 1729-1746-s - copper smelting production. 1744-1745-s - obtaininig of silver from complex ore. 1747-1759-s - primary melting of silver ore; obtained intermediate product (rohstein) was transported to the Barnaul works. On a title of main ore deposits, which were worked in the end of the 1720-s. 1790 1801 Melting of silver ore on rostein   Kolivan grinding factory on the place of the Kolivan- Voskresensk works 1801 1802 works till now Stone engraving industry, creation of art articles for the Tsar needs On a title of the settlement Kolivan Barnaul in the mouth of the river Barnaul, the left tributary of the Ob 1739 1744 1893 1744-1746-s - copper smelting production 1748-1893-s - obtaining of silver from ores and intermediate product (Rohstein), which was transported from others metallurgical works of thw Altai mining district; passing copper production. On the name of the river Barnaul Novo-Pavlovskji (Pavlovskji) on the river Kasmala, the left tributary of the Ob 1764 1765 1893 obtaining of river from ores and intermediate product (rohstein), which was transported from the Aleji works; passing copper production On the name of the new-born tsarevich Paul Petrvich (Paul I) Nishne-Suzun (Low-Suzun) (Suzun) on the river Nishnji Suzun, the right tributary of the Ob 1764 1766 1914 Copper melting production from ores and intermediate products, which were transported from the silver melting works On the name of the river Nishnji Suzun The Suzun Monetary House on the territory of the Nishnji-Suzun copper melting works   1766 1847 1766-1781-s - stamping of the copper "siberian coins"; 1781-1847-s - stamping of the copper coin general in Russia used On a title of the copper melting factory Tomsk on the river Tom-Chumish, in the river Chumish 1770 1771 1864 Iron production from the local ores for the Mining Department needs On the name of the river Tom (one of the sources of the Chumish) Aleji in the Upper Aleji, the left tributary of the Ob 1774 1775 1793 Silver lead ores melting and the obtaining from them the intermediate product (rohstein), which was transported for the final clearing to the Barnaul and Pavlovsk works; passing copper production On the name of the river Aleji Loktevsk in the Upper Aleji, in a bending of a channel of the river ("elbow") 1783 1789 1893 Silver lead ores melting and the obtaining from them the intermediate product (rohstein), which was transported for the final clearing to the Pavlovsk works; passing copper production On the name of the typical bending of a river - "elbow", in the place, where the factory was sutuated Gavrilovsk on the river Bolshoji Talmovoji, the tributary of the river Malyi Bachat (basin of the Tom) 1792 1795 1897 The melting of Salair silver ores and the obtaining from them the intermediate product (rohstein), which was transported for the final clearing to the Barnaul works In honour of Gavriil Simonovich Kachka (1739-1818) - head of the Kolivan-Voskresensk works in the 1785-1798-s Zmejev on the river Korboliha, the tributary of the Aleji 1804 1805 1893 Silver melting from the barren ores of the Zmejev deposit, which were not worth transporting to the Barnaul works On the name of the Zmejev deposit Gurijev on the river Malyi Bachat, the tributary of the river Inja (basin of the Tom) 1814 1816 ALIGN="CENTER">works till now 1816-1839-s - silver melting from Salair silver ores From 1826 till now - iron making production (cast iron melting) In honour of Gurijev - head of the Tsar Cabinet in the begiinning of the XIXth century The main silver deposits Name of the deposit Location Year of the foundation Year of the beginning of the extraction Year of the end of the mining On which factories the melting was conducted Why it is called so Zmejev On the Zmejev mountain, (present-day city Zmeinigorsk) 1720-s 1744 1871 On the Kolivan-Voskresensk, Barnaul, Pavlovck, Loktevsk, Aleji works. On the Zmejev mine - barren deposits (in the XIXth century) On a title of the mountain Salair Near the village Salair (present-day city Salair) 1781-1786 1780-s 1897 On the Gavrilov, Gurijev works On a name of village, which get the name of the river Saiair ("Dry channel") Ridder In headwaters of the river Ulba (present-day city Leninogorsk) 1786 the end of the 1780-s works till now On the Loktevsk, Barnaul works On a surname of the discoverer, mining officer F.F. Ridder Zirianov In the avarage flow of the river Buhtarma (present-day city Zirianovsk) 1791 1790-s works till now On the Loktevsk, Barnaul works On the name of the discoverer, metal-work pupil Gerasim Zirianov