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Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Mine (PCS Mine; Potash Corporation of America Mine), Penobsquis, Cardwell Parish, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada

Latitude: 45°45'15"N
Longitude: 65°25'16"W
A potash mine in the Mississippian Windsor Group evaporites. Former Potash Corporation of America Mine.

References

Canadian Mineralogist (1996): 34: 657-665

Canadian Mineralogist (1996): 34: 881-892

Canadian Mineralogist (1997): 35: 751.

Mineralogical Record (1998): 29: 234.

Canadian Mineralogist (2002): 40: 1675-1686.

Grice, J. L. (2002): Borate Minerals from the Penobsquis and Millstream Deposits of Southern New Brunswick, Canada. Bergverksmuseets Skrift 20, 27-33


Mineral List

Anhydrite
Boracite
Brianroulstonite (TL)
Chambersite
'Clay'
Colemanite
Congolite
Danburite
Fluorite
Halite
Hematite
Hilgardite
'Hilgardite-4M'
Howlite
Hydroboracite
Magnesite
Malachite
Penobsquisite (TL)
Priceite
Pringleite (TL)
Quartz
Ruitenbergite (TL)
Sellaite
Strontioginorite
Sylvite
Szaibélyite
Trembathite
Ulexite
Veatchite
Volkovskite
Walkerite (TL)


31 entries listed. 29 valid minerals. 5 type localities (valid minerals).

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