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Tubussis 22 farm (Tubussis; Tubusis; Tubessis), Karibib District, Erongo Region, Namibia

Different kinds of mineralisation occur on Farm Tubussis 22 (note that the tiny village of Tubussis, where many of the small scale Erongo miners live but no minerals are produced, is on the same farm):
- Miarolitic voids in the Erongo granite (e.g., 'Metazeunerite pocket').
- Calcsilicate rocks with demantoid, axinite and others.

Note: The farm and the village both officially fall under the Karibib District (not the Omaruru District, althought they fall on the southern most borders of the Omaruru District lines).



References:
- Grolig, D. (2005): Magnesio-Axinit von Tubusis - ein Erstfund für Namibia. Mineralien-Welt 16 (5), xx.
- Schnaitmann, E. A., Nägele, H., Niedermayr, G., Brandstätter, F. & Jahn, S. (2007): Das Metazeunerit-Pocket auf Tubussis 22, Erongo. Mineralien-Welt 18 (2), 33-43. (in German)
- Bezing, L. von, Bode, R. & Jahn, S. (2007): Namibia. Mineralien und Fundstellen. Edition Schloss Freudenstein, Bode Verlag, Haltern, 856 pp. (in German)





Mineral List:
Andradite
var: Demantoid
Arseniosiderite
Beryl
var: Aquamarine

Calcite
Clinozoisite
Diopside
Epidote
Ferberite
Fluorite
Goethite
'K Feldspar'
Metanováčekite
Metazeunerite
Monazite-(Ce)
Muscovite
Opal
var: Opal-AN

Prehnite
Quartz
var: Smoky Quartz
Russellite
Segnitite
Stolzite
Topaz
'Tourmaline'
Uranotungstite
Vesuvianite
Walpurgite
Wulfenite
Xenotime-(Y)


30 entries listed. 24 valid minerals.

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