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Armonía mine, Carrizal Alto district, Huasco Province, Atacama Region, Chile

Mina Armonía

Old abandoned Cu mine: one of the most important in the district. Some Co and Uranium mineralization were found during the heydays of the mine.
According to Alan H. Clark, the "cobalt rich minerals were emplaced as narrow (1-12 mm) veins in altered diorite country rock, and are now preserved largely as fragments in late stage calcite-ankerite vein material".

Alan H. Clark also stated the presence of Jordisite. According to him: "the Jordisite and less problably molybdenite, may have formed under superegene conditions".
Literature ref. A.H.Clark: "Molybdenite 2h1, Molybdenite 3h, and Jordisite, from Carrizal Alto, Atacama, Chile": AM, Vol.56, september-october, 1971

More Ref:

C. Ruiz Fuller/F. Peebles (1988): "Yacimientos metalíferos de Chile": Fondecyt, Stgo de Chile.

A. H. Clark (1974): "Hypogene and Superegene Cobalt-Copper sulfides, Carrizal Alto, Atacama, Chile": AM, vol. 59, pp. 302-306

Mineral List

Actinolite
'Amphibole Group'
'Apatite'
Calcite
Carrollite
Chalcopyrite
'Chlorite Group'
Cobaltite
Djurleite
Jordisite
Linnaeite
Magnetite
Molybdenite
Pyrite
Pyrrhotite
Tetrahedrite
'Tourmaline'
Uraninite


18 entries listed. 14 valid minerals.

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