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Mina La Casualidad
Municipality and village
Country	Argentina
Province	Salta
Department	Los Andes
Elevation	13,000 ft (4,000 m)

Mina La Casualidad is an abandoned mine and ghost town in Salta Province in northwestern Argentina.^[1]

^ Ministerio del Interior (in Spanish)

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