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Diamond Hill, Cumberland, Providence Co., Rhode Island, USA

Epimorphs of quartz after barite and fluorite can be quite abundant.



References:
Robinson, Samuel (1825): A Catalogue of American Minerals, with Their Localities, p. 80.

Fisher, Lloyd W. and Gedney,Edwin K. (1926): Notes on the mineral localities of Rhode Island; I. Providence County (American Mineralogist 11:334-340)

Miller, C.E.(1971): Rhode Island Minerals and Their Locations, O. D. Hermes, Ed. (University of Rhode Island, Kingston)





Map Reference: 41°59'N , 71°24'W

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Mineral list contains entries from the region specified including sub-localities


Mineral List:
'Adularia'
Apatite-(CaF)
Arsenopyrite
Baryte
'Chalcedony'
'var: Agate'
'var: Agate-Jasper'
'var: Bloodstone'
'var: Onyx'
'var: Sardonyx'
'Chrysoprase'
Fluorite
Galena
Goethite
Hematite
Lepidocrocite
Limonite
Magnesiohornblende
Orthoclase
Pyrite
Quartz
var: Amethyst
var: Citrine
var: Jasper
var: Milky Quartz
var: Prase
var: Rock Crystal
var: Smoky Quartz
Turgite
Zoisite


35 entries listed. 13 valid minerals.

Localities in this Region:
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  • Rhode Island
    • Providence Co.
      • Cumberland
        • Diamond Hill

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