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Chenzhou City (Chenxian Co.), Chenzhou Prefecture, Hunan Province, China

Chenxian County, referring to Chenzhou City, is an obsolete administrative division.
Chenzhou City is now sub-divided in two county-level districts, Beihu and Suxian.





 Map Reference: 25°48'N , 113°2'E

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Mineral List:
  		•  Biotite
  		• Calcite
  		• 'Chalcedony'
  		• Chalcopyrite
  		• 'Chlorite Group'
  		• 'Coal'
       'var: Lignite'
  		• Fluorite
  		• Galena
  		• Graphite
  		• Greenockite
  		• Gypsum
  		• Hematite
  		• Illite
  		• Kaolinite
  		• Limonite
  		• Marcasite
  		• Molybdenite
  		• Muscovite
  		• Pyrite
  		• Quartz
  		• 'Sericite'
  		• Sphalerite
  		• Torbernite
  		• Uraninite
    var: Pitchblende
  		• Uranophane
  		• Uranopilite
  		• Vaesite
  		• Zeunerite


    29 entries listed. 21 valid minerals.

    Localities in this Region:
    China
     
    • Hunan Province
      • Chenzhou Prefecture
        • Chenzhou City (Chenxian Co.)
    China
     
    • Hunan Province
      • Chenzhou Prefecture
        • Chenzhou City (Chenxian Co.)

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