HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Haizhou Open-Pit Coal Mine, Fuxin

Угольный разрез Хайчжоу (Фусинь)
ChinaФусинь1951–1953Industrial sites
An open-pit coal mine in the city of Fuxin. From 1951 its design was entrusted to the Soviet side and it became one of the '156 projects' of China's First Five-Year Plan; on 1 July 1953 the mine was handed over for production with a design capacity of 3 million tonnes of coal a year. It produced 240 million tonnes of coal over its lifetime.
Угольный разрез в городе Фусинь. С 1951 года проектирование разреза было поручено советской стороне, он вошёл в число «156 проектов» первой пятилетки КНР; 1 июля 1953 года разрез передан в эксплуатацию с проектной мощностью 3 млн т угля в год. За время работы добыто 240 млн т угля.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerHaizhou Open-Pit Mine National Mining Park (Fuxin)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1953
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2025-05
The mine was closed on 31 May 2005 as its reserves were exhausted; in 2005 the Haizhou Open-Pit Mine National Mining Park was established on the site (per a publication of 7 May 2025).

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