Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK

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References:
Emelius , C.H. and Preston, J. (1969) Field Excursion Guide to the Tertitary Volcanic Rocks of Ireland. 70 pp., Belfast

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

Mineral List:

247 entries listed. 48 valid minerals. 8 type localities (valid minerals). 1 erroneous literature entry.

Localities in this Region:


UK
Northern Ireland Co. Antrim Antrim
Lady Hill Quarry
Ballintoy
Larry Bane Quarry
Ballyclare
Bruslee quarry
Craighill Quarry
Green Road Quarry (Ballyclare Old Quarry)
Ballymena
Clinty Quarry
Craigs Quarry
Scottstown Quarry (Cross Moorfield Quarry)
Belfast
Carrickfergus Kilroot Mine
Cave Hill
Wolf Hill Quarry
Black Burn
Broughshane Ballynulto Quarry
Castle Robin Trummery Quarry
Cregganboy
Cushendun Glendun
Garron Plateau Glenariff Valley
Giant's Causeway
Dunseverick
Glenarm
Coastal cliffs
Little Deerpark Quarry (Little Deer Park Quarry)
Glengormley
Boghill (Boghil?) Quarry
Kane's Quarry
Upper Hightown Road Quarry
Glenoe Carneal
Glenwherry Quarry
Langford Lodge borehole
Larne
Killwaughter Castle Unnamed quarry
Unnamed stream
Magheramorne Quarry
Scawt Hill
Magee Island
Gobbins
Hills Port Two Mouthed cave
Maxwell Quarries Moneymore Quarry
Murlough Bay
Parkgate quarry
Port Muck Mcllroy's Point
Portrush
Craigahullia Quarry
Islandmore upper
Robinson's Quarry
Squire's Hill Unnamed quarry
Ticloy
Tieveragh
White Head Unnamed quarry (1)
Unnamed quarry (2)

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