National Mining Parks of China
- Ratified by: Ministry of Land and Resources
- Number of NMPs (unit): 61 (as at May 17, 2010)
- Total Number of MPs (unit): TBV
- Beijing
- Pinggu Huangsongyu National Mining Park
- Shouyun National Mining Park
- Huairou Yuanjinmeng National Mining Park
- Hebei
- Tangshan Kailuan Coal Mine National Mining Park
- Renqiu Huabei Oilfield National Mining Park
- Wu'an Xishimen Iron Mine National Mining Park
- Qianxi Jinchangyu National Mining Park
- Shanxi
- Datong Jinhuagong Mine National Mining Park
- Taiyuan Xishan National Mining Park
- Inner Mongolia
- Chifeng Bairin Stone National Mining Park
- Manzhouli Jalai Nur National Mining Park
- Linxi Dajing National Mining Park
- Ergun National Mining Park
- Liaoning
- Fuxin Haizhou Open-pit Mine National Mining Park
- Jilin
- Baishan Banshi National Mining Park
- Liaoyuan National Mining Park
- Heilongjiang
- Hegang National Mining Park
- Jixi Hengshan National Mining Park
- Jiayin Wulaga National Mining Park
- Daqing Oilfield National Mining Park
- Heihe Handaqi National Mining Park
- Da Hinggan Ling Huma National Mining Park
- Jiangsu
- Xuyi Xiangshan National Mining Park
- Nanjing Yeshan National Mining Park
- Zhejiang
- Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park
- Wenling Changyu Dongtian National Mining Park
- Ningbo Wushan Littoral Grottoes National Mining Park
- Anhui
- Huaibei National Mining Park
- Tongling National Mining Park
- Huainan Datong National Mining Park
- Fujian
- Fuzhou Shoushan National Mining Park
- Shanghang Zijinshan National Mining Park
- Jiangxi
- Jingdezhen Gaoling National Mining Park
- Dexing National Mining Park
- Pingxiang Anyuan National Mining Park
- Shandong
- Yimeng Diamond National Mining Park
- Linyi Guilaizhuang Gold Mine National Mining Park
- Zaozhuang Zhongxing Coal Mine National Mining Park
- Weihai Jinzhou Gold Mine National Mining Park
- Henan
- Nanyang Dushan Jade National Mining Park
- Jiaozuo Fengshan National Mining Park
- Xinxiang Fenghuangshan National Mining Park
- Hubei
- Huangshi National Mining Park
- Yingcheng National Mining Park
- Hunan
- Chenzhou Shizhuyuan National Mining Park
- Baoshan National Mining Park
- Guangdong
- Shenzhen Fenghuangshan National Mining Park
- Shaoguan Furongshan National Mining Park
- Shenzhen Pengqian National Mining Park
- Meizhou Wuhua Baishizhang National Mining Park
- Guangxi
- Heshan National Mining Park
- Quanzhou Leigongling National Mining Park
- Chongqing
- Jianghe Coal Mine National Mining Park
- Sichuan
- Danba Muscovite National Mining Park
- Jiayang National Mining Park
- Guizhou
- Wanshan Mercury Mine National Mining Park
- Yunnan
- Dongchuan National Mining Park
- Gansu
- Baiyin Huoyanshan National Mining Park
- Jinchang Jinchuan National Mining Park
- Qinghai
- Golmud Qarhan Salt Lake National Mining Park
- Ningxia
- Shizuishan National Mining Park
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