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Burra Burra Mine, Burra, North Mt Lofty Ranges, Mt Lofty Ranges, South Australia, Australia

Latitude: 33°40'41"S
Longitude: 138°55'35"E
A copper mine which yielded 10,000 tons of malachite in earlier workings. Started September, 1845.
At its peak was known as 'The Monster Mine'.

Located about 1 km W of Burra.

Mineral List

Aragonite
Atacamite
Azurite
Baryte
Bornite
Brochantite
Calcite
Chalcanthite
Chalcocite
Chalcopyrite
Chrysocolla
Copper
Covellite
Cryptomelane
Cuprite
Digenite
Dolomite
'Ferrierite'
Fluorapatite
Goethite
Gold
Gypsum
Halloysite
Hematite
Iodargyrite
Jarosite
Kaolinite
Libethenite
Malachite
Montmorillonite
Nontronite
Opal
Orthoclase
Pseudomalachite
Pyrite
Pyrolusite
Quartz
Siderite
Sulvanite
Tenorite
Todorokite
Tremolite


42 entries listed. 40 valid minerals.

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References

- Johnson, W. (1963): A reinterpretation of the Burra copper deposit. Australisian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Proceedings 206, 63-91.
- Rocks & Min.: 20:324
- Min.Rec.: 15:106-107; 12:107; 25:126.
- Grgurci, B., Pring, A. & Drew, G. (1995): Minerals of the Burra Mine, South Australia. Mines and Energy South Australia, Special Publication No. 11, 32 pp.

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