Asia:
* China: China is the world's largest producer of mercury, with major mines in the provinces of Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi.
* Kyrgyzstan: The Kumtor mine in Kyrgyzstan is a significant source of gold and also produces mercury as a byproduct.
* Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan has several mercury mines, notably the Khaidarkan mine, which is one of the largest in the world.
Europe:
* Spain: The Almadén mine in Spain was once the world's largest mercury mine and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* Slovenia: The Idrija mercury mine in Slovenia is another historic mine that is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
North America:
* United States: The New Almaden mine in California was a major mercury producer in the past.
* Mexico: Mexico has several historical mercury mines, including the Huixquilucan mine in the State of Mexico.
South America:
* Peru: Peru has significant mercury deposits, with mines in the Madre de Dios region.
* Bolivia: Bolivia has historical mercury mines, notably the Huancavelica mine, which was once the world's second-largest producer.
Other Locations:
* Russia: Russia has some mercury mines in the Ural Mountains.
* Italy: Italy has historical mercury mines in Tuscany.
* Serbia: Serbia has some mercury deposits, but production is limited.
It is important to note that mercury mining has declined significantly in recent years due to environmental concerns and the availability of alternative materials.
Remember: Mercury is a highly toxic substance and should only be handled by trained professionals.
