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Gabe Gottes Mine (incl. Giftgrube), Ste Marie-aux-Mines (Markirch), Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France

Latitude: 48°12'51"N
Longitude: 7°9'35"E
The Giftgrube, located close to the Gabe Gottes Mine owes its name to the abundance of secondary arsenic minerals, formed on large blocks of massive arsenic used as a support material underground by the old men.

Mineral List

Acanthite
Aikinite
Ankerite
Aramayoite
Argentopyrite
Arsenic
Arsenolamprite
Arsenolite
Arsenopyrite
Baumstarkite
Bismuth
Bismuthinite
Bournonite
Calcite
Chalcopyrite
Chlorargyrite
Cosalite
Cubanite
Dervillite (TL)
Dolomite
Dyscrasite
Emplectite
Ferrarisite (TL)
Fluckite (TL)
Galena
Guérinite
Gypsum
Haidingerite
Hematite
Hörnesite
Kaolinite
Kobellite
Lautite
Löllingite
Malachite
Marcasite
Matildite
Mcnearite (TL)
Miargyrite
Mimetite
Mirabilite
Nickelskutterudite
Orpiment
Pavonite
Pearceite
Pharmacolite
Phaunouxite (TL)
Picropharmacolite
Polybasite
Proustite
Pyrargyrite
Pyrite
Pyromorphite
Quartz
Quartz
var: Chalcedony

Rammelsbergite
Rauenthalite (TL)
Realgar
Rösslerite
Safflorite
Sainfeldite (TL)
Semseyite
Siderite
Silver
Skutterudite
Sphalerite
Tennantite
Tetrahedrite
Weilite (TL)
Wittichenite
Xanthoconite


71 entries listed. 70 valid minerals. 8 type localities (valid minerals).

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References

- Dana 6:A3:45
- Dana 7:I:327


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