Where are the major silver, lead, and zinc deposits in New South Wales?

The major deposits of silver, lead, and zinc in New South Wales are located at Broken Hill.1

Situated in the west-central part of the state, Broken Hill is recognized as one of the world's richest sites for these mineral ores. Since the discovery of lead and silver in 1883, the area has served as a significant mining hub, historically contributing to Australia's status as a leading global exporter of lead. While the site remains a vital asset, the full exploitation of these resources has at times been limited by fluctuating market prices.21