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Foreign News
November 20, 1931
The Coolidge Examiner
Coolidge, Pinal County, Arizona
What is this article about?
A 300-year-old copper mine in Sjangeli, northern Lapland, near the Norwegian border, is set to reopen after the mining company applies for permission to access it via Abisko national park, overcoming prior inaccessibility.
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The three-hundred-year-old copper mine at Sjangeli in northernmost Lapland, soon will be reopened. Located close to the Norwegian border and far from the nearest railroad or highway, the mine has been hitherto inaccessible for economic exploitation. Now the mining company has applied for government permission to gain access to the mine through the Abisko national park.
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What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Copper Mine
Lapland
Reopening
Abisko National Park
Norwegian Border
Where did it happen?
Sjangeli, Northernmost Lapland
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Sjangeli, Northernmost Lapland
Outcome
mining company has applied for government permission to access the mine through abisko national park
Event Details
The three-hundred-year-old copper mine at Sjangeli in northernmost Lapland will soon be reopened. It is located close to the Norwegian border and far from the nearest railroad or highway, making it hitherto inaccessible for economic exploitation.