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Luna Co., New Mexico, USA

Ref.:
Griswold, G. B. (1961): Mineral deposits of Luna County, New Mexico. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, Bulletin 72, 157 p.




Mineral list contains contents from all localities listed at bottom of page


Mineral List:
  		•  Acanthite
  		• Actinolite
  		• Adamite
  		• Albite
       var: Andesine
       var: Oligoclase
  		• 'Allanite'
  		• Alunogen
  		• Andradite
  		• Anglesite
  		• Ankerite
  		• Anorthite
    var: Labradorite
  		• Anorthoclase
  		• Antigorite
  		• 'Apatite'
  		• Aragonite
  		• Arsenopyrite
  		• Augite
  		• Aurichalcite
  		• Azurite
  		• Baryte
  		• Beryl
  		• Beudantite
  		• Beyerite
  		• Bindheimite
  		• Biotite
  		• Bismuthinite
  		• Bismutite
  		• Bornite
  		• Bromargyrite
  		• Calcite
  		• Carminite
  		• Cassiterite
  		• Cerussite
  		• 'Chalcedony'
       'var: Agate'
       'var: Carnelian'
  		• Chalcocite
  		• Chalcopyrite
  		• Chlorargyrite
  		• 'Chlorite Group'
  		• Chondrodite
  		• Chrysocolla
  		• Clinohumite
  		• Conichalcite
  		• Copper
  		• Cordierite
  		• Coronadite
  		• Creaseyite
  		• Cryptomelane
  		• Cummingtonite
  		• Cuprite
  		• Danalite
  		• Descloizite
  		• Diopside
  		• Dioptase
  		• Dolomite
  		• Duftite
  		• Dumortierite
  		• Epidote
  		• Erythrite
  		• Fluorite
  		• Fornacite
  		• Forsterite
  		• Galena
  		• Galenobismutite
  		• 'Garnet Group'
  		• Gehlenite
  		• Glauconite
  		• Goethite
  		• Gold
  		• Grossular
  		• Gypsum
  		• Helvite
  		• Hematite
  		• Hemimorphite
  		• 'Heulandite'
  		• Hollandite
  		• Hübnerite
  		• Humite
  		• 'Hydrogrossular'
  		• Hydrozincite
  		• Hypersthene
  		• 'Iddingsite'
  		• Ilmenite
  		• Jarosite
  		• Kaolinite
  		• Kettnerite
  		• Kolfanite
  		• Limonite
  		• Magnetite
  		• Malachite
  		• 'Manganese Oxides
    var: Manganese Dendrites'
  		• Manganite
  		• Marcasite
  		• 'Marialite-Meionite Series'
  		• Merwinite
  		• Microcline
  		• Mimetite
  		• Molybdenite
  		• Molybdofornacite
  		• Monticellite
  		• Mottramite
  		• Murdochite
  		• Muscovite
  		• Natrojarosite
  		• Népouite
  		• Nitratine
  		• 'Obsidian'
  		• 'Olivine'
  		• Opal
  		• Orthoclase
  		• Phlogopite
  		• Plancheite
  		• Plattnerite
  		• Plumbojarosite (TL)
  		• Powellite
  		• Prehnite
  		• 'Psilomelane'
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyrolusite
  		• Pyromorphite
  		• Pyrrhotite
  		• Quartz
       var: Amethyst
       var: Jasper
  		• Rhodochrosite
  		• Rosasite
  		• Sanidine
  		• Scheelite
  		• 'Sericite'
  		• 'Serpentine Group'
  		• Shattuckite
  		• Siderite
  		• Silver
  		• Smithsonite
  		• Spessartine
  		• Sphalerite
  		• Spurrite
  		• Stephanite
  		• Stibiconite
  		• Stibnite
  		• Stolzite
  		• Stromeyerite
  		• Talc
  		• Tenorite
  		• Tetrahedrite
  		• Thomsonite-Ca
  		• Titanite
  		• Tremolite
  		• Vanadinite
  		• Vesuvianite
  		• 'Wad'
  		• Willemite
  		• Wolframite
  		• Wollastonite
  		• Wulfenite
  		• Wurtzite
  		• Zincite
  		• Zircon
  		• Zoisite


    161 entries listed. 134 valid minerals. 1 type locality (valid mineral).

    Localities in this Region:
    USA
     
    • New Mexico
      • Luna Co.
        • Bisbee Hills
        • Cooks Peak District
          • Jackson tunnel
          • Gym Peak
    USA
     
    • New Mexico
      • Luna Co.

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