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Floßberg Mine, Bad Lauterberg, Harz Mts, Lower Saxony, Germany

(Grube Floßberg, Bad Lauterberg, Harz, Niedersachsen, Deutschland)

Fluorite vein carrying lead and copper ores. Mine closed in 1959. Located 3 km WNW of Bad Lauterberg.

Refs.:
- Der Aufschluss 1971(9), 282-283
- Der Aufschluss 1978(6), 208-210
- Schnorrer, G. & Tetzer, G. (2006): Clinotyrolite, cupro-allophane, chrysokolla, partzite and claraite from the former fluorite mine Flossberg in greater Andreas valley in Bad Lauterberg in the Southern Harz Mountains. Aufschluss 57, 39-42. (in German)





Mineral List:
  		•  Allophane
    var: Cupro-Allophane
  		• Anglesite
  		• Ankerite
  		• Azurite
  		• Baryte
  		• Bornite
  		• Brochantite
  		• Calcite
  		• Cerussite
  		• Chalcocite
  		• Chalcopyrite
  		• Chrysocolla
  		• Claraite
  		• Clinotyrolite
  		• Cuprite
  		• Devilline
  		• Dolomite
  		• Erythrite
  		• Fluorite
  		• Galena
  		• Goethite
  		• Hematite
  		• Lepidocrocite
  		• Limonite
  		• Linarite
  		• Malachite
  		• Marcasite
  		• Mimetite
  		• Partzite
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyromorphite
  		• Quartz
  		• Siderite
  		• Silver
  		• Stibnite
  		• Tangeite
  		• Tetrahedrite
  		• Vésigniéite


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