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City Banja Luka / Tuzla / Sarajevo / Mostar / / Company Elektroprivreda Bosnia / Bauxite Alumina Metal / FUELS AND RELATED MATERIALS Coal / Elektroprivreda Mostar / Agglomerate Metal / Herzegovina / Middle Bosnia Coal Mines / Financial Times / THE MINERAL INDUSTRIES / / Country Bosnia and Herzegovina / Croatia / Italy / Slovenia / Federal Republic of Yugoslavia / Yugoslavia / Czech Republic / / Currency USD / / Event Layoffs / Reorganization / / Facility BiH Plant / Srebrenica Mine / Kakanj Plant / Birac-Zvornik Plant / Radovan Mine / Ornamental square / Buzim Refinery / Ljubija Mine / Sase Mine / Crna Dolina Mine / Mostar Smelter / / IndustryTerm electricity / transportation / gross domestic product / steel mill / iron ore mining capacity / steel producer / refinery products / important manufacturing region / natural gas / energy sector / damaged industrial and social infrastructure / steel mills / navigable inland waterway systems / cement plants / mining / cement / chemicals / Coal mining / steel / / Organization World Bank / Kuwaiti Investment Authority / Federation of Bosnian Moslems and Croatians / / Position major steel producer / / Product Sodium bicarbonate / / ProvinceOrState Oregon / / PublishedMedium Financial Times / / Region Central Europe / Mediterranean / / SocialTag 
THE MINERAL INDUSTRIES OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA By Walter G. Steblez Bauxite, copper, iron, lead and zinc, and lignite were among the major mineral resources exploited in Bosnia and