Multiple Choice Questions on What is the depth of the deepest Gold mine Mponeng Gold Mine in South Africa ........ for Combined Bank PO and Clerical Exams Preparation

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What is the depth of the deepest Gold mine Mponeng Gold Mine in South Africa ?

4-5 km

3-4 km

2-3 km

1-2 km

Correct Answer 2: 3-4 Km

Mponeng Gold Mine, South Africa is the deepest mine in the world is in South Africa. • It is about 4 km deep.

The name of the mine is the Tau Tona Mine or Western Deep No. 3 Shaft.

It is home to the world's deepest mining operations, rivaled only by the Mponeng Gold Mine.

• The Mponeng gold mine is located in the Gauteng province of South Africa.

• It is the deepest operating mine in the world.

• The current operating depth at the Mponeng mine ranges from 3.16 km to 3.84 km.

• While future mining is expected to further deepen the shaft bottom to 4.22 km below the surface.

• In search of oil, engineers dug a hole about 6 km deep.

• To reach the centre of the earth we will have to dig a hole 6000 km deep on the ocean floor.