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Haramosh Mts., Skardu District, Baltistan, Northern Areas, Pakistan

Mountain range north of the Indus River between Gilgit and Skardu, hosting numerous complex granitic pegmatite fields and alpine cleft-type metamorphic deposits. Mountain range crossed the border between the Skardu and Gilgit Districts.

Ref.: Blauwet, D., Smith, B., and Smith, C., 1997. A Guide to the Mineral Localities of the Northern Areas, Pakistan. Mineralogical Record 28(3), 183-200.




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


Mineral List:
Actinolite
var: Byssolite
'Adularia'
Albite
var: Cleavelandite
var: Oligoclase
Almandine
'Almandine-Spessartine Series'
'Apatite'
Apatite-(CaF)
Aragonite
'Axinite'
Bertrandite
Beryl
var: Aquamarine
var: Goshenite
var: Morganite
Beryllonite
Calcite
Cassiterite
'Clinozoisite-Epidote Series'
Columbite-(Fe)
Diopside
Diopside
var: Chromian Diopside

Dolomite
Dravite
Elbaite
Eosphorite
Epidote
Fluorite
'Garnet Group'
Hambergite
Hedenbergite
Helvite
Hematite
Herderite
Ilmenite
Lepidolite
Löllingite
Microcline
Microlite
'Monazite'
Montmorillonite
Muscovite
'Perthite'
Pollucite
Pyrochlore
Quartz
var: Amethyst
var: Rock Crystal
var: Smoky Quartz
Rutile
Schorl
Siderite
Spessartine
Spodumene
Stibiocolumbite
Stibiotantalite
Tantalite-(Mn)
'Tapiolite'
Titanite
Topaz
'Tourmaline'
'var: Indicolite'
Uvite
Väyrynenite
Zircon
Zoisite


141 entries listed. 46 valid minerals.

Localities in this Region:
Pakistan
 
  • Northern Areas
    • Baltistan
      • Skardu District
        • Haramosh Mts.

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