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Mining truck. Worker inspecting the wheels of a mining truck. This truck is designed to carry tens of tons of earth and minerals. Its wheels measure... more
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Mining truck. Worker inspecting the wheels of a mining truck. This truck is designed to carry tens of tons of earth and minerals. Its wheels measure three metres in diameter, and are reinforced by a metal structure. This mining truck is being used in the talc quarry in Luzenac, France, the largest talc quarry in the world. The quarry is at an altitude of 1800 metres in the Ariege region of France. Founded in 1905, it produces 400,000 tonnes of talc in a year.
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