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Anna adit, Mitterberg District, Mühlbach am Hochkönig, St Johann im Pongau, Salzburg, Austria

(Annastollen, Revier Mitterberg, Mühlbach am Hochkönig, St Johann im Pongau, Salzburg, Österreich)

In the side veins worked by the Anna edit, concentric layered pitchblende nodules to a diameter of several cm, including a suite of sulphides in microscopic quantities, occurred abundantly in vugs of the vein carbonates. Within the Mitterberg district, this type of mineralization - also known as 'UKP' (Uranknollen-Paragenese = uranium nodule paragenesis) - was almost exclusively restricted to this locality. Uranium minerals recovered from other sections are typical secondary formations, deposited by circulating groundwaters. Located about 2.5 km NE of Mitterberg mountain, in the northeastern Dienten Mts.

Ref.:
A. Strasser: Die Minerale Salzburgs, 1989





Mineral List:
Albite
Altaite
Anatase
'Apatite'
Autunite
Becquerelite
Bournonite
Brannerite
Calaverite
Calcite
Chalcopyrite
Cinnabar
Coloradoite
Covellite
Fluorite
Fourmarierite
Galena
Gersdorffite
Goethite
Gold
Goldamalgam
Hessite
Magnesite
var: Breunnerite

var: Mesitine Spar
Marcasite
Mercury
Meta-autunite
Metacinnabar
Molybdenite
Nickelskutterudite
Opal
var: Opal-AN

Parasymplesite
Pharmacosiderite
Pitticite
Pyrite
'Pyrobitumen
var: Thucholite'

Pyrrhotite
Rammelsbergite
Rutile
Scorodite
Siderite
var: Pistomesite

Sphalerite
Studtite
Tennantite
'Tourmaline'
Uraninite
var: Pitchblende
Uranospinite
Zeunerite
Zippeite
Zircon


51 entries listed. 41 valid minerals.

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