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Nyköping Mine, Utö Mines, Utö, Södermanland, Sweden

Nyköpingsgruvan, Utö Mines, Utö, Södermanland, Sweden

Iron and sulfide mine active 1607-1677. 215 m deep.
Includes NYF- and LTC-type pegmatites transecting the Nyköpingsgruvan iron formation of Paleoproterozoic age.

Mineral List

Albite
Amblygonite
'Apatite'
'Apophyllite'
Bavenite
Beryl
Calciotantite
Calcite
Chiavennite
'Clay'
Datolite
Djurleite
Dravite
Elbaite
Epidote
Fluor-elbaite
Galena
Helvite
'Hornblende'
'K Feldspar'
Lepidolite
Liddicoatite
Magnetite
Microcline
Microlite Group
var: Cesstibtantite
Milarite
Molybdenite
Petalite
Pollucite
Pyrite
Quartz
Rossmanite
Schorl
Silver
Sphalerite
Spodumene
Topaz


38 entries listed. 31 valid minerals.

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References

- Langhof & Holtstam (1994)
- Nysten, P. (1996): Paragenetic setting and crystal chemistry of milarites from Proterozoic granitic pegmatites in Sweden. Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie, Monatshefte 1996, 564-576.
- Cooper, M.A.; Hawthorne, F.C and Cerný, P. (1999): Ta-Nb order in the crystal structure of niobium rich calciotantite. Canadian Mineralogist 37:1289-1294 [analysis on materiale from Nyköpingsgruvan]
- Selway, J. B.; Smeds, S.-A.; Cerny, P.; Hawthorne, F. C. (2002): Compositional evolution of tourmaline in the petalite-subtype Nykopingsgruvan pegmatites, Uto, Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden. GFF 124, 93-102
- GFF 125 (2002), Pt. 2, xx-xx.


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