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Walnut Hill Pegmatite Prospect, Huntington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA

This historic site was noted for its terminated spodumene crystals, collected in the mid- to late-1800s and now found in museums around the world.

Note: The town of Huntington was called Norwich until 1855.



References:
Hartwell, C. and Hitchcock, E. (1850): On a new Spodumene locality at Norwich, Mass.; (Silliman Journ. 10:119-120).

Emerson, B. K. (1917): Geology of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, USGS Bulletin 597, p.257.

Shaub, B. M. (1954): Walnut Hill Spodumene Ledge Near South Worthington, Massachusetts (Rocks & Minerals 29-339)





Mineral List:
Albite
Almandine ?
Apatite-(CaF)
Autunite
Beryl
Columbite
Elbaite ?
Heterosite
Lepidolite
Lithiophilite
Microcline
Muscovite
Purpurite
Quartz
Schorl
Spodumene
Triphylite
Triplite ?
Zircon
var: Cyrtolite


20 entries listed. 15 valid minerals. 2 erroneous literature entries.

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