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Ryerson Hill Quarries, Paris, Oxford Co., Maine, USA

A beryl prospect in the Oxford pegmatite field. Recent mining during 2000/2003 has uncovered many secondary phosphates previously unknown from this locality.





Mineral List:
  		•  Albite
       var: Cleavelandite
  		• Almandine
  		• Apatite-(CaF)
  		• Apatite-(CaOH)
    var: Carbonate-rich Apatite-(CaOH)
  		• Arsenopyrite
  		• Beraunite
  		• Bertrandite
  		• Beryl
       var: Aquamarine ?
       var: Heliodor ?
  		• 'Columbite'
  		• Cookeite
  		• 'Dahllite'
  		• Diadochite
  		• Earlshannonite
  		• Eosphorite
  		• Fairfieldite
  		• Gypsum
  		• Heterosite
  		• Hureaulite
  		• Hydroxylherderite
  		• Jahnsite-(CaMnFe)
  		• Laueite
  		• Löllingite ?
  		• Ludlamite
  		• Messelite
  		• Microcline
  		• Mitridatite
  		• Muscovite
  		• Opal
    var: Opal-AN
  		• Orthoclase
  		• Phosphosiderite
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyrrhotite
  		• Quartz
  		• Realgar
  		• Rockbridgeite
  		• Schorl
  		• Scorodite
  		• Siderite
  		• Sphalerite
  		• Stewartite
  		• Strunzite
  		• Switzerite
  		• Triphylite
  		• Uraninite
  		• Vivianite
  		• Whitmoreite
  		• Xanthoxenite
  		• Zircon


    51 entries listed. 43 valid minerals. 1 erroneous literature entry.

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