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I have been playing World of Warcraft for over 2 years, and decided to give something back, even though there are plenty (and I mean plenty) of these guides, which are all free. I wanted to join in the fun.

I have comprised a guide for mining areas, including information on mining nodes, expected returns, additional items, trainers, suggested areas & some tips along the way from original WoW to Burning Crusade, to WotLK.

It was also my 1st attempt at working in a Drupal site, which was kinda neat. But I do not think I will repeat the process.

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Mining 1-65

Mining [Copper Ore]

You will need to mine approx 30 mining nodes (each node will offer more than 1 [Copper Ore], maybe upto 5)

Mine around 50 copper and then smelt them. We suggest the following areas, try and do quests here as well, otherwise just find copper as you go.

Handy Tip: Make sure to retrain after level 50, to become a Journeyman Miner. Max level for Apprentice is 75

Handy Tip: Stay close to Hills & Mountain Ranges to find more Ore deposits (nodes)

Horde Mining 1-65

Undead: Follow the Hills!

South -> Deathknell - The Undercity - The Bulwark

North -> Scarlet Monastery to the coast

West then South -> down to Agamand Mills - Deathknell

You should get around 30-40 [Copper Ore]

Tauren: Run around the circle of hills!

Start somewhere in Mulgore and work your way around the cliffs.

Don't forget to hit up the Venture Co mines.

You should get around 40-50 [Copper Ore]

Orc & Troll: Durotar is FULL of copper, but try this small route.

West -> From Razor Hill - Quilboar grounds - the river

North -> Orgrimmar

East -> farmstead

South -> drop into the canyon - exit

South East -> Razor Hill

You should get around 25-30 [Copper Ore] on this route

Alliance Mining 1-65

Human: from Goldshire

East -> Goldshire - Crystal Lake - Logging Camp

South -> follow river - Elwyn forest and Duskwood

North West -> Goldshire (make sure you visit the two mines on this route)

You should get around 30-40 copper ore

Night Elves: Darnassus HAS NO ORES! Go to Darkshore & do a figure of 8!

East -> Auberdine - cliffs

South -> entrance of Ashenvale

West -> coast

North -> Auberdine

East -> Auberdine - cliffs

North -> follow the cliffs - edge of map

South -> - coast - Auberdine

You should get around 40-50 copper ores

Dwarves and Gnomes: Holy cow - Dun Morogh! Just wing it! Seriously, copper is EVERYWHERE!

You should easily get around 40-50 [Copper Ore] running around here.

SMELT! (this should get you to 60ish)

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