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Global Gold Atlas 2025

XLSlides gold field guide · Sources, licences & modelling notes

Where gold is dug, where it is refined, where it is stored, and how it travels, legally and not. A selected documentary inventory of mines, small-scale mining areas, refiners, vaults, hubs, doré routes, trade flows and smuggling routes. Reference model 2025; source periods differ. Imported 7 November 2026. Not a live production, price or trade tracker. Click anything on the map, or search below.

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Click a dot, square, triangle or line on the map. Gold circles are mines, red circles are small-scale (artisanal) mining areas, blue squares are refiners, triangles are trading hubs and buying centres (green) and vaults (purple), gold curves are doré routes and 2025 trade flows, dark red curves are documented smuggling routes.

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    • Mines, output, reserves, costs and owners: 2025 company reports and filings (Newmont, Barrick, Agnico Eagle, Zijin, Gold Fields, AngloGold Ashanti, Northern Star, Polyus, Navoi and others), mining ministries and national statistics, regional research; most records link their own source; some cite unverified background knowledge.
    • Country totals: World Gold Council (mine production 2025), USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 (reserves).
    • Refiners and hubs: LBMA Good Delivery list and vault data, Swiss customs, Hong Kong C&SD, national buying agencies (GoldBod, Bank of Tanzania and others).
    • Small-scale mining and smuggling: UNEP, Swissaid, UN Groups of Experts, OECD, US Treasury, satellite studies and government reports.
    • Values marked modelled or estimated are our own estimates where no public data exists. Each record carries a basis or confidence tag.
    • Basemap: Natural Earth (public domain).