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Bajoca Mine, Almendra, Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Guarda District, Portugal
Largest feldspar mine in Portugal 4 Km to the W of Almendra. 700 meters long and up to 35 meters in width.Mineral List
| Albite 'Apatite' Cassiterite | 'K Feldspar' Limonite Montebrasite | Muscovite Petalite Quartz |
9 entries listed. 6 valid minerals.
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References
Romeu Vieira, Alexandre Lima (2007) Locality no. 2, Bajoca mine, Almendra, Portugal. in Alexandre Lima & Encarnación Roda Robles ed (2007) Granitic pegmatites: the state of the art - Field trip guidebook. MEMÓRIAS N.º9, Univ. Do Porto, Faculdade De Ciências, Departamento De Geologia pp 49-54
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