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Malad Quarry, Malad, Ward 38, Mumbai (Bombay), Mumbai District (Bombay District), Maharashtra, India

Latitude: 19°12'20"N
Longitude: 72°52'54"E
The quarries which produce a very distinctive suite of specimens are 3 Km. east of Malad (a town in northern Bombay and the railway station closest to the quarries), Ward 38, Bombay, India.

If you were a runner involved in selling "zeolite" specimens from the quarry you got off at the Malad train station and walked or caught a motorcycle rickshaw to the quarries which are about 3km east of the railway station (you can see them on satellite images here on Mindat. If you drove in a car you went a bit further north to the little town of Kandivli (Khandivili) and then went south east a bit to reach the quarries. There are seven quarries near Malad. The #2 quarry is the one that produced all or almost all of the Yugowaralite specimens. The quarries are numbered sequentially from #1, The numbering of the quarries is now not very useful because over the course of time, they more or less merged into one another.
Rock Currier 2009

Mineral List

Apophyllite-(KOH)
Babingtonite
Calcite
'Chabazite'
Gyrolite
Ilvaite
Laumontite
Mesolite
Prehnite
Quartz
'Stilbite'
Todorokite
Yugawaralite


13 entries listed. 11 valid minerals.

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References

Rock Currier and Salim Tyebjee, Personal experience over many years.

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