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Uchucchacua

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Uchucchacua is a mine in Oyón province, region Lima, Peru. The mine exploits primarily silver, zinc and lead. The mineral uchucchacuaite is named after the mine. 10°38′S 76°41′W / 10.63°S 76.68°W / -10.63; -76.68

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