41°13’9319″N 71°18’6233″E First of all, it is planned to close six mines where work has long ceased. In addition, the contents of five tailings storage facilities will be moved to one more remote location. The development of the Shekaftar uranium mine began in 1946, and in 1949, a settlement of the same name was established nearby. Uranium extraction was halted in 1957, and the life of the settlement focused around the development of a lead mine that began near the nearby settlement of Sumsar.

41°13’7154″N 71°19’0501″E First of all, it is planned to close six mines that have not been operational for a long time. In addition, the contents of five tailings storage facilities will be moved to one more remote location. The development of the Shekaftar uranium mine began in 1946, and in 1949, a settlement of the same name was established nearby. Uranium mining was halted in 1957, and the life of the settlement focused on the development of a lead mine, which was started near the adjacent

41°13’8575″N 71°19’0688″E First of all, it is planned to close six mines that have not been operational for a long time. In addition, the contents of five tailings storage facilities will be moved to one more remote location. The development of the Shekaftar uranium mine began in 1946, and in 1949, a settlement of the same name was established nearby. Uranium extraction was halted in 1957, and the life of the settlement centered around the development of a lead mine that began near the nearby

75°49’32.837″E 42°22’45.336″N At the Tash-Bulak deposit in the Ton district of the Issyk-Kul region, reclamation work has not yet been carried out. More than a year ago, residents of Balakchi and the Ton district opposed the planned uranium extraction at the Tash-Bulak deposit. The government instructed to suspend work at the uranium deposit until the completion of an environmental assessment for the Kyzyl-Ompul area, located in the Ton district of the Issyk-Kul region and the Kochkor district

42° 48’10” N; 75° 58’40” E Name of the facility: Tailings Storage Facility No. 4 of the Ak-Tyuz Mining Administration Ownership (owner) of the facility: Kyrgyz-Israeli Joint Venture "Gold and Silver" Location of the facility: mouth of the Chiynike stream, right bank of the Kichi-Kemin River Region: Chui City (settlement): Ak-Tyuz settlement Height (m): 1700 Period of operation and conservation: from 1978-2008, not conserved. Current technical condition of the facility: the upper ditch

42° 51’30” N; 76° 07’30” E Object name: Tailings Storage Facility No. 2 of the Ak-Tyuz Mining Administration Ownership (owner) of the object: JV "Gold and Silver" (Israel) Location of the object: site Kulagan-Tash, right bank of the Kichi-Kemin River Region: Chui City (settlement): settlement Ak-Tyuz Geographical coordinates of the object or settlement: Elevation (m): 2250 Period of operation and conservation: from 1942 to the present Current technical condition of the object:

42° 52’30” N; 76° 08’40” E Name of the facility: Tailings Storage Facility No. 3 of the Ak-Tyuz Mining Administration Ownership (owner) of the facility: Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic Location of the facility: mouth of the Kutesai stream, left bank of the Kichi-Kemin River Region: Chui City (settlement): Ak-Tyuz settlement Height (m): 2200 Period of operation and conservation: 1965 - 1978, conserved in 1979

42° 52’30” N; 76° 08’40” E Object name: Tailings Storage Facility No. 1 of the Ak-Tyuz Mining Administration Ownership (owner) of the object: Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic Location of the object: slope of the left bank of the Kichi-Kemin River valley Region: Chui City (settlement): settlement of Ak-Tyuz Geographic coordinates of the object or settlement: Elevation (m): 2140 Period of operation and conservation: 1942 - 1955, conserved in 1956 Current technical condition

42° 39’00” N; 75° 37’01” E Ownership (owner) of the facility: Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic Location of the facility: floodplain of the Berkut River Region: Chui City (settlement): settlement of Kashka Geographical coordinates of the facility or settlement: Elevation (m): 1100 Period of operation and conservation: 1954-1966, conserved in 1967

42° 40’45” N; 75° 34’40” E Name of the facility: Tailings Storage of the Orlovsky Chemical and Metallurgical Plant Ownership (owner) of the facility: Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic Location of the facility: Kashka River valley, southern outskirts of the settlement Region: Chui City (settlement): Kashka Geographic coordinates of the facility or settlement: Elevation (m): 1750 Period of operation and conservation: 1969-1994