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Haidbachgraben (Myrthengraben; Myrtengraben; Heidbachgraben), Semmering Massif, Gloggnitz, Lower Austria, Austria

(Haidbachgraben (Myrthengraben; Myrtengraben; Heidbachgraben), Semmering, Gloggnitz, Niederösterreich, Österreich)

Long abandoned gysum mine.
Pb-Zn and Cu-As-Sb mineralisations were encountered during mining.



References:
- H. Meixner: Der Karinthin, 74: 226-231 (1976)
- Huber, S. und Huber, P. (1977): Mineral-Fundstellen Band 8: Oberösterreich, Niederösterreich und Burgenland. C. Weise Verlag, München, 270 pp.
- Tufar, W. (1982): A new type of sulphosalt mineralization in the Myrthengraben gypsum deposit, Semmering, Lower Austria. Pp. 131-140 in: Amstutz, G. C. et al. (Eds.): Ore Genesis - the State of the Art, Springer, Berlin-Heidelberg-New York.
- R. Exel: Die Mineralien und Erzlagerstätten Österreichs (1993)





Mineral List:
Andersonite
Anhydrite
Aragonite
Boulangerite
Covellite
Devilline
Enargite
Galena
Gypsum
var: Alabaster
Jordanite
Luzonite
Magnesite
Pyrite
Sphalerite
Sulphur
Tennantite
Tetrahedrite
Wurtzite


19 entries listed. 18 valid minerals.

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