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Trepča
Trepča is a mining area near Mitrovica in northern Kosovo, worked for lead, zinc and silver. In the Middle Ages its silver mines, operated with the help of Saxon miners and Ragusan merchants, were a major source of revenue for Serbian rulers. The Trepča mining complex later became one of the largest industrial enterprises of Yugoslavia.
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