Abstract
The article examines the physical properties of rocks and ores in the Zhezkazgan ore district, characterized by a complex structure and large copper deposits. Particular attention is given to variations in magnetic, density, velocity, and electrical characteristics, reflecting changes both across the section and within the area. Based on laboratory data, the properties of rocks were systematized, with stable and contrasting intervals identified. Productive horizons are distinguished by stable parameters, while ore zones depend on porosity and fracturing. These data refine the interpretation of geophysical fields and help select effective methods for further research