Latitude: 45°34'49"N
Longitude: 75°53'6"W
Calcite veins hosting schorl crystals to over 3.5cm wide / up to 5.5cm in length, and ilmenite crystals up to 3.2cm, exposed during highway construction. The ilmenite crystals are usually altered to a mixture of hematite, rutile and anatase. On occasion, this mixture can also contain brookite and titanite. Another uncommon pseudomorph is that of micro rutile crystal clusters after ilmenite crystals.
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References
P.M. Belley et al (2009) The 36th Rochester Mineralogical Symposium, April 23-26, programme abstracts, 9
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