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This media file shows a black granite plaque mounted outdoors, with text inscribed in white. The plaque is positioned in a natural setting, with green grass and trees visible in the background. A wire cage filled with rocks is also in the foreground, to the left of the plaque. The plaque displays text in Cyrillic script, which appears to be an informational marker. The text describes the "Syrýmbetovskoye tin deposit," detailing its location in the Ayırtau district of the North Kazakhstan region. It also mentions the deposit's classification as unique due to its reserves of tin and other valuable components such as tungsten, bismuth, zinc, indium, rare earths, topaz, and fluorite. The plaque further indicates that the deposit was discovered in 1963 and lists the names of the initial discoverers. The lighting suggests it is daytime, and the scene appears to be set in a park or natural reserve.
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