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Høgtuva Beryllium deposit, Rana, Nordland, Norway
Latitude: 66°24'15"N
Longitude: 13°52'35"E
Longitude: 13°52'35"E
An Early Proterozoic (1700-1900 MA) høgtuvaite-bearing peraluminous granitic gneis located at 400m elevation, about 7 km SE of the mountain Høgtuva, which is the nearest significant referencepoint.
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35 entries listed. 26 valid minerals. 1 type locality (valid mineral).
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References
- Grauch et al. (1994): Høgtuvaite, a new beryllian member of the aenigmatite group fom Norway, with x-ray data on aenigmatite. Canadian Mineralogist. 32: 439-448.
- Schachinger, T. (2011): Mineralogsche Reise durch Nordland (Norwegen) und Lappland (Schweden) in Der Steirische Mineralog 25, p.6-10
- Schachinger, T. (2011): Mineralogsche Reise durch Nordland (Norwegen) und Lappland (Schweden) in Der Steirische Mineralog 25, p.6-10
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Locality Updated: Myall Lakes Reserve, Bolton, Victoria, AustraliaFrom Pat Sutton, 23rd May 2013 01:30:19