You can use word "shachta" for mines indeed, but I think this word sounds too modern for XIX century. It can be more authentic to use word "rudnik". The word "priisk" was usually used for mines, where precious metals or gems were extracted. In some cases, they used word "priisk" for copper or lead m...

Thank you for your respond! One more question - why do you call Russian cereal farms "obl" (Potyomkin obl)? The only meaning of this word I can find is abbreviation from word "oblast" (region). Russian iron mines are called "prilitchya" (BTW, it's spelled "prilitchya" in some regions and "prilytchya...

I'm really sorry to repeat myself, but could you rename Ustinov to Izhevsk in next patch? It's really weird to see this name in 1850.

The situation is the same with Putilov Zavod. I mentioned it in this thread:

http://www.ageod-forum.com/showthread.php?t=21394

Hello, everybody! Some notes concerning Russia: Historical name of Ustinov is Ijevsk. It was called Ustinov in 1984-1987. Maybe an arms factory should be built there, if it wouldn't ruin the balance. Ijevsk Zavod was one of the main russian weapons manufacturers in XIX century: http://en.wikipedia.o...