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Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Whim Creek Copper Mine (Whim Creek Copper prospect; Whim Well Mine), Whim Creek, Roebourne Shire, Pilbara Region, Western Australia, Australia Field of view 2mm. Steve Sorrell specimen and photo.
© crocoite.com	Photo ID: 63535 View Count: 305
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄], Calcite : CaCO₃
	Sounion Mine No. 06 ("Exi" Mine), Agia Varvara Mines (St Barbara Mines), Sounion Area, Lavrion District Mines, Lavrion (Laurion; Laurium) District, Attikí (Attica; Attika) Prefecture, Greece Small rounded aggregates of greenish-yellow fornacite crystals, growing on calcite (partially covered by Fe oxides). Field of view is 0.44 cm.
© L Kruszewski 2006	Photo ID: 68309 View Count: 306
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Chah Khouni Mine (Chah Khoni Mine; Tschah Khuni Mine; El Khun Mine), Anarak District, Esfahan Province (Isfahan Province; Aspadana Province), Iran Fornacite crystals associated with wulfenite, iranite, hemihedrite, hemimorphite and calcite. Field of view, 0.75mm x 0.75mm. Brent Thorne specimen and photograph.
© Brent Thorne	Photo ID: 73680 View Count: 250
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Brazzaville (Renéville; Djoué), Brazzaville Region (Renéville Region), Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) A greenish brown 2 mm long crystal. Robert Meyer specimen and photo.
© 2004 ROM	Photo ID: 15080 View Count: 684
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄], Dioptase : Cu₆(Si₆O₁₈)·6H₂O, Quartz : SiO₂
	Brazzaville (Renéville; Djoué), Brazzaville Region (Renéville Region), Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) Yellow-greenish Fornacite on Dioptase crystals with colorless Quartz Size: 6,5 x 6 cm Collection and photo: Arliguie M
© Arliguie M	Photo ID: 91891 View Count: 216
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Torr Works Quarry (Merehead Quarry), Cranmore, Somerset, England, UK A cluster of bladed fornacite crystals on cerussite, from a manganese pod found in July 2005. The largest crystal is approximately 50 microns (0.05mm) in length. Rick Turner photograph and specimen.
© Rick Turner, 2006	Photo ID: 53004 View Count: 332
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Torr Works Quarry (Merehead Quarry), Cranmore, Somerset, England, UK Minute (~0.05mm) clusters of fornacite crystals on calcite/cerussite matrix. From bench F of the quarry, collected 15-7-2005. FoV approx 1.5mm
© Rick Turner, 2006	Photo ID: 80896 View Count: 192
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄]
	Unnamed prospect, Tres Alamos Wash, Johnny Lyon Hills, Dragoon Mts, Cochise Co., Arizona, USA Dozens of tiny Fornacite crystals line the inside of what appears to be the remains of a decayed tetrahedrite crystal with unknown blue mineral. Field of view approximately 2mm. Self collected at a small prospect on the banks of the Tres Alamos Wash in the summer of 2006.
© Michael Cline	Photo ID: 100166 View Count: 147
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄], Chrysocolla : (Cu,Al)₂H₂Si₂O₅(OH)₄·nH₂O, Chabazite
	Eagle Eye Mine, Moore Mine group, New Water District, New Water Mts, La Paz Co., Arizona, USA Greenish fornacite xls. with chrysocolla and chabazite. Field of view, 2.5mm. R.D.Green collection and phoo.
© R.D.Green	Photo ID: 36084 View Count: 384
Fornacite : Pb₂Cu[OH\|AsO₄\|CrO₄], Duftite : PbCu[OH\|AsO₄]
	Eagle Eye Mine, Moore Mine group, New Water District, New Water Mts, La Paz Co., Arizona, USA Dark golden xls. of fornacite with duftite. Field of view, 2mm. R.D.Green collection and photo.
© R.D.Green	Photo ID: 36083 View Count: 353