Ascham Alp - Breitfuß Mt. - Sonntagskopf Mt. area, Untersulzbach valley, Hohe Tauern Mts, Salzburg, Austria

(Gebiet Aschamalm - Breitfuß - Sonntagskopf, Untersulzbachtal, Hohe Tauern, Salzburg, Österreich)

This area is dominated by gneisses, just like the Abichl Alp - Beryller area, southeast to which it is located. However, there also are leucocratic gneisses present, which include a suite of rare bismuth sulphosalts.

Ref.:
A. Strasser: Die Minerale Salzburgs (1989)

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Mineral list contains contents from all localities listed at bottom of page

Mineral List:

	Actinolite var: Byssolite

	'Aeschynite'

	Albite

	Anatase

	Aschamalmite (TL)

	Bavenite

	Bertrandite

	Beryl

	var: Aquamarine

	var: Emerald

	Calcite

	Chalcopyrite

	'Chlorite Group'

	Cosalite

	Elbaite var: Indicolite

	Epidote

	Fluorite

	Friedrichite

	Galena

	Galenobismutite

	Milarite

	'Monazite'

	Orthoclase

	var: Adularia

	Prehnite

	Pyrite

	Pyrrhotite

	Quartz

	var: Rock Crystal

	var: Smoky Quartz

	'Stilbite'

	'Synchysite'

	Titanite

	Wulfenite

	Xenotime-(Y)

35 entries listed. 23 valid minerals. 1 type locality (valid mineral). 1 erroneous literature entry.

Localities in this Region:


Austria
Salzburg Hohe Tauern Mts Untersulzbach valley Ascham Alp - Breitfuß Mt. - Sonntagskopf Mt. area Abrederkopf Mt.
Ascham Alp - north of
Ascham Alp - southeast of
Ascham Alp bridge


Austria
Salzburg Hohe Tauern Mts Untersulzbach valley Ascham Alp - Breitfuß Mt. - Sonntagskopf Mt. area Breitfuß Mt. (west slope)
Kesselkarkopf Mt.
Sonntagskopf Mt.
Talc schist outcrop

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