Tajikistan's natural resources are very diverse. There are many deposits of semi-chemical, rare and natural metals in Tajikistan, including: zinc, lead, molybdenum, tungsten, copper, gold, silver, antimony, mercury, molten feldspar, tin, uranium, bismuth, iron, manganese, table salt. , magnesium and other metals that are exported. The most famous deposits of Tajikistan are the gold deposits of Panjakent and Shugnan, the silver deposit of Konimansuri Kalon, the antimony deposit of Anzob, the deposits of marble in Vanj, Panjakent, Darvoz, Shahristan and others. At the same time, there are deposits of coal, gas, oil, marble and construction materials. In terms of coal reserves, Tajikistan is one of the top countries in Central Asia. Its total geological reserves are 4.0 billion tons, 80% of which is coking coal.

The Republic of Tajikistan has unique healing springs and mineral waters.

Water resources: Main rivers: Syrdarya, Amu Darya, Vakhsh, Panj, Zerafshan. Large irrigation canals: Hisori, Dalvarzin, the Tajik part of the great canals of Fergana and Northern Fergana. Tajikistan is also rich in lakes. In particular, their total number is about 1300 units and their total area is 705 square meters. The largest of them are Karakul, Sarez and Yoshilkul. The lakes are mainly located at an altitude of 3,500 meters above sea level.

Largest reservoirs:

Volume mln. m3

Kayrakkum 4160

Norak 10500

The largest glaciers ::

The volume of pipes is m3

Fedchenko 93.6

Garmo 111.4

Vitkovsky 6,882

AN USSR 5,242

Nalivkin 8,588

Bivavchiy 8.05

Grum-Grzhimailo 10500