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Rwanda

Since January 2006, the twelve prefectures (provinces) of Rwanda were abolished and replaced with five entities: Eastern Province (Province de l'Est), Western Province (Province de l'Ouest), Northern Province (Province du Nord), Southern Province (Province du Sud), and Kigali City Province (Ville de Kigali). These are subdivided into thirty districts.
Previously, in January 2002, the status of divisions changed from prefegitura (French: préfectures; prefectures) to intara (provinces).






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


Mineral List:
Alluaudite
Alumotungstite
Amblygonite
Anthoinite
'Apatite'
Arrojadite-(KFe)
Augelite
Barbosalite
Berlinite
Bermanite
Bertossaite (TL)
Beryl
Bjarebyite
Brazilianite
Burangaite (TL)
Cassiterite
Columbite
Columbite-(Fe)
Crandallite
Cyrilovite
Eosphorite
Ferberite
Ferritungstite
Ferroalluaudite
Ferrorosemaryite (TL)
Fillowite
'Florencite'
Foordite (TL)
Gatumbaite (TL)
Hagendorfite
Heterosite
Hydrotungstite
Johnsomervilleite
Kaolinite
Lacroixite
Lazulite
Lithiophilite
Micheelsenite
Mitridatite
Montebrasite
Muscovite
Natromontebrasite
Phosphosiderite
Purpurite
Pyrite
Quartz
Raspite
Rosemaryite
Samuelsonite
Sarcopside
Scorzalite
Souzalite
Strengite
Thoreaulite ?
Triphylite
Triplite
Trolleite
Tungstite
Turquoise
Variscite
Wavellite
Wolframite
Wyllieite
Yttrotungstite-(Ce)


94 entries listed. 59 valid minerals. 5 type localities (valid minerals).

Localities in this Region:
Rwanda
 
  • Kabaya District
    • Kigali
    • Burera district
    • Cyabingo
    • Cyeru Commune
      • Gifurwe sector

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