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Dundas mineral field, Zeehan district, Tasmania, Australia

A group of old silver lead workings, some now being worked for crocoite and other specimen minerals. The old township of Dundas has now disappeared.





Map Reference: 41°52'53"S , 145°25'59"E

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Mineral list contains entries from the region specified including sub-localities


Mineral List:
Anglesite
Ankerite
Arsenogorceixite ?
Atacamite
Azurite
Bindheimite
Cerussite
var: Chrome-Cerussite
Cervantite
Chalcophanite
Chalcopyrite
Chlorargyrite
Chromite
Chrysocolla
Chrysotile
Clinochlore
var: Chromian Clinochlore

Coronadite
Crocoite
Dolomite
Dundasite (TL)
Galena
Gibbsite
Goethite
Gorceixite ?
Greenockite
Grimaldiite
Hidalgoite
Jamesonite
Leadhillite
Lepidocrocite
Limonite
Lithiophorite
Lizardite
Magnesiochromite
Magnesite
Magnetite
Malachite
Mimetite
Mountkeithite
Muscovite
var: Fuchsite

Petterdite (TL)
Philipsbornite (TL)
Phosgenite
Pyrite
Pyroaurite
Pyrolusite
Pyromorphite
Quartz
Rhodochrosite
'Serpentine Group'
Siderite
Silver
Sphalerite
Stichtite (TL)
Talc
'Wad'


145 entries listed. 50 valid minerals. 4 type localities (valid minerals).

Localities in this Region:
Australia
 
  • Tasmania
    • Zeehan District
      • Dundas mineral field

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