Jacadigo hill, Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul, Central-West Region, Brazil

(Morro do Jacadigo)

Mountain of iron and manganese ore, divided by the Brazil-Bolivia border. (The Bolivian side is called Serrania Mutun (Qv).) Minerals occurring here are the same as on Mutun (Qv).

Ref.:
Barbosa, O. (1950) Esclarecimiento sobre e estratigrafia da serie Jacadigo. Min e Metal, 151.

Putzer, H. (1958) Die Kryptomelan.- und Jaspilitlagerstaetten von Corumbá im Staate Matto Grosso. Zeitschr. Bergbau und Metall- uettanw., 11, 527-537.

de Almeida, F.F.M. (1945) Geología do Sudoeste Matogrossense. Bull. 116, Minist. Agr. Dept. Nac. Prod. Min., Div. Geol. & Min., Río de Janeiro.

Barbosa, O. (1949) Contribucao a Geologia da regiao Brasil-Bolivia. Min. e Metal, 12, #77, 271-278.

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	Cryptomelane

	Hematite

	Maghemite

	Magnetite

	Quartz var: Jasper

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