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Consolidated Zinc Mine (New Broken Hill Consolidated Mine; NBHC Mine), Broken Hill, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

Friedelite
Consolidated Zinc Mine, Broken Hill, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia
Latitude: 31°59'4"S
Longitude: 141°26'43"E
One of the major Ag-Pb-Zn mines along the main Line of Lode at Broken Hill. The mine lies near the western extremity of the main Broken Hill lode. The square concrete headframe of the NBHC mine is was incorporated into the Consolidated Zinc mine (q.v.). The mine was merged with the North Broken Hill Peko mine to become Pasminco Mining in 1988. In 2002 the Pasminco Southern Operations mine was purchased by Perilya, who are the current (2012) operators of the mine. There are three main shafts accessing the orebody within the boundaries of the mining lease and these are (following a south-western strike, starting at the northern end of the lease) the Zinc Shaft, NBHC Shaft and the Southern Cross Shaft.
Ref.: Rocks & Min.:60:241.
Birch et al 1982. Minerals of Broken Hill

Mineral List

Antimony
Apophyllite-(KF)
Breithauptite
Bustamite
Calcite
var: Manganoan Calcite
Chalcopyrite
Dyscrasite
Friedelite
Galena
Gudmundite
Hedenbergite
Inesite
Microcline
Pyrite
Pyrosmalite-(Mn)
Pyrrhotite
Rhodochrosite
Rutile
Sphalerite
'Tennantite-Tetrahedrite Series'
Ullmannite
Valleriite
Willyamite


24 entries listed. 22 valid minerals.

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References

Birch et al 1999. Minerals of Broken Hill - Second Edition

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