In Bendigo, Australia, gold miners dug to depths of around 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) during the gold rush in the 19th century. The mining operations primarily targeted rich quartz reefs that extended deep underground. Some mines, like the Bendigo Mine, reached significant depths, contributing to Bendigo's reputation as one of the richest goldfields in the world. Today, remnants of these deep mines are part of the region's historical heritage.
You have to mine pretty deep for diamonds (if that's what you're asking)
Deep Mine
From Bendigo to Castlemaine is a distance of 39km.
From Bendigo to Ballarat by road is a distance of 117km.
The Loddon river in Bridgewater is about 40mins away from Bendigo. It offers fishing, Swimming, Boating and lots of other stuff. There is a man made swimming hole that is quite deep and there are even diving platforms so you can dive in.
Bendigo Spirit was created in 2007.
Bendigo Gold was created in 1998.
Bendigo Bank was created in 1858.
Bendigo Advertiser was created in 1853.
Bendigo Pioneers was created in 1993.
HM Prison Bendigo was created in 1863.
Bendigo is located in central Victoria, the southern state on the Australian Mainland. The city of Bendigo has a population of approx. 91 000 people.