Kopácsi Hill, Szentbékkálla, Balaton Uplands, Veszprém Co., Hungary

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(Kopácsi hegy)

Basaltic tuff (phreatomagmatic origin) containing a variety of sedimentary and magmatic xenoliths. Of special interest are ultramafic mantle xenoliths and clinopyroxene megacrysts containing sulfide blebs.
Bakony-Balaton Highland, SE of Sümeg.

Protected geosite.

References:
- Kovács, I. et al. (2009): Guide to the Bakony-Balaton Volcanic Highland, Field Trip 1, 7th September 2009. MinPet2009 field trip booklet, 23 pp.

Map Reference: 46°53'N , 17°34'E

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Mineral List:

Aragonite
Baryte
var: Strontian Barite
Calcite

Chalcopyrite
Diopside
Forsterite
'Hornblende'

Pyrrhotite
Spinel

10 entries listed. 8 valid minerals.

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