Leadville, Bligh Co., New South Wales, Australia

The Leadville mines are some 100 km north of Mudgee. They were first worked for lead in the late 1890s, then for pyrite for sulphuric acid production in later years. In the past they produced fine cabinet-size specimens of yellow pyromorphite and pyrite with sphalerite.

References:
- Ashley, P.M., and Willott, B.R. (1997): Zinc-lead skarn deposits at Leadville, New South Wales, Australia, and their distinction from volcanic-hosted massive sulphides. Mineralium Deposita 32, 16-33.
- http://www.amonline.net.au/geoscience/minerals/localities.htm