Translation of "Open cast mine" in German

From 1949 to 1962 sand and gravel were mined here in an open-cast mine.

The regions Elstertrebnitz and Hohenmölsen are separated by the open cast mine Profen.

Since 1998, the former Greifenhain open-cast mine has been flooded.

The Cottbus-Nord open-cast mine lies right on the edge of the city.

The party will then be taken to Welzow-Süd working open-cast mine.

Welzow is home to what is currently the largest working open-cast mine in Europe.

Both gold and copper will be extracted here in an open-cast mine.

Lignite will continue to be extracted from the Cottbus-Nord open-cast mine until 2015.

Udo Hartmann worked in the Espenhain open-cast mine up to June 1989.

The giant bucket-wheel excavators in the enormous open cast mine are the largest in the world.

Their ancestor is the Yalta club "Open-cast mine".

The Greifenhain open-cast mine was shut down in 1992. It left behind a destroyed landscape.

Both towns were separated from the other by the former open cast Greifenhain mine.

The new subsidiary will largely comprise the Buschhaus power plant and the open-cast mine at Schöningen.

Work is not scheduled to begin on flooding the open-cast mine to the east of Cottbus until 2015.

Have disgustingly gone to the Top Levsky monastery and on mountain lake (a dirty open-cast mine).

Tipperary, Ireland, toxic dust has been blowing across the countryside from an abandoned 147-acre open-cast mine for the last 20 years.

Part of the original landscape was destroyed by the brown coal open-cast mine around the Boxberg Power Station, however the pits left behind have been flooded and now form a new part of the countryside.

The Schöningen Spears are eight wooden throwing spears from the Palaeolithic Age, that were found under the management of Dr. Hartmut Thieme from the Lower Saxony State Service for Cultural Heritage (NLD) between 1994 and 1998 in the open-cast lignite mine, Schöningen, county Helmstedt, Germany, together with approximately 16,000 animal bones.

In August 2002, the section between Cottbus and Willmersdorf was reactivated since in this area the Cottbus–Guben railway had to be moved for the expansion of the Cottbus-Nord open cast mine.

The new section of the line has run since the late 1970s with a halt at Frimmersdorf through the area of the disused Frimmersdorf open cast mine, which has been restored as agricultural land, towards Bedburg.

After 1965 the town of (new) Deutzen was built on the already worked area, since the centre of the old town had been subsumed by the Borna-West open-cast mine.