Unlike in most countries, subsurface mineral rights in the United States often belong to:
A) the government
B) the landowner
C) the county
D) private mining companies
E) government mining companies

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In the United States, subsurface mineral rights are typically owned by the landowner. This is different from many other countries, where the government or private mining companies may own these rights. However, there are some exceptions where the government may own mineral rights, such as in federally-owned lands or Native American reservations.

Unlike in Most Countries, Subsurface Mineral Rights in the United