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Sar-e-Sang District, Koksha Valley (Kokscha; Kokcha), Badakhshan (Badakshan; Badahsan) Province, Afghanistan


Refs.:
- Maiorov, A.N., Suderkin, A.I., and Krepoy, M.E. (1965) Report by the Survey and Prospecting Team on the results obtained in 1963-1964 at the lapis-lazuli occurrences of Afghanistan. Kabul, Rec. Off., DGMS, 1965.
- See article on mining lapis lazuli at Sar-e-Sang in the 1830's.




Mineral list contains contents from all localities listed at bottom of page


Mineral List:
  		•  Aegirine
  		• Afghanite (TL)
  		• 'Albite-Anorthite Series'
  		• Apatite-(CaCl)
  		• Apatite-(CaF)
  		• Bannermanite
  		• Biotite
  		• Bixbyite
  		• Boulangerite
  		• Calcite
  		• Chondrodite
  		• Diopside
  		• Dolomite
  		• Dravite
  		• 'Fluor-ferro-leakeite'
  		• 'Garnet Group'
  		• Haüyne
  		• Hedenbergite
  		• 'K Feldspar'
  		• 'Lapis Lazuli'
  		• Lazurite (TL)
  		• 'Marialite-Meionite Series'
  		• Muscovite
  		• 'Olivine'
  		• Omphacite
  		• Phlogopite
  		• Pyrite
  		• Quartz
  		• Sodalite
  		• Thorianite
  		• Titanite
  		• Topaz
  		• Winchite


    33 entries listed. 25 valid minerals. 2 type localities (valid minerals).

    Localities in this Region:
    Afghanistan
     
    • Badakhshan (Badakshan; Badahsan) Province
      • Koksha Valley (Kokscha; Kokcha)
        • Sar-e-Sang District

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