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Banner District, Dripping Spring Mts, Gila Co., Arizona, USA

‡Ref.: Wilson, E.D., et al (1951), Arizona zinc and lead deposits, part II, Arizona Bureau of Mines Bull. 158: 66-83.

The Banner District is defined as the area occupied by the Dripping Spring Mountains within southern Gila County. Thus it is approximately 15 miles long by 3 to 7 miles wide.




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


Mineral List:
  		•  Acanthite
  		• Actinolite
  		• Alunite
  		• Andalusite
  		• Andradite
  		• Anglesite
  		• Anhydrite
  		• Ankerite
  		• Antlerite
  		• Apachite (TL)
  		• 'Apatite'
  		• Apophyllite-(KF)
  		• Aurichalcite
  		• Austinite
  		• Azurite
  		• Baryte
  		• Beudantite
  		• Biotite
  		• Bornite
  		• Brochantite
  		• Calcite
  		• Celestine
  		• Cerussite
  		• 'Chabazite'
  		• Chalcanthite
  		• Chalcoalumite
  		• Chalcocite
  		• Chalcophanite
  		• Chalcopyrite
  		• 'Chlorite Group'
  		• Chrysocolla
  		• Chrysotile
  		• Cinnabar
  		• Clinoclase
  		• Clinohedrite
  		• Clintonite
  		• Copper
  		• Covellite
  		• Cubanite
  		• Cuprite
       var: Chalcotrichite
  		• Descloizite
  		• Diopside
  		• Dioptase
  		• Dolomite
  		• Duftite
  		• Enstatite
  		• Epidote
  		• Ferro-Actinolite
  		• Fornacite
  		• Forsterite
  		• Galena
  		• 'Garnet Group'
  		• Gilalite (TL)
  		• Goethite
  		• Gold
  		• Grossular
  		• Gypsum
  		• Halite
  		• Halotrichite
  		• Hematite
       var: Specularite
  		• Hemimorphite
  		• Hetaerolite
  		• Hisingerite
  		• Hollandite
  		• Hydrocerussite
  		• Hydrozincite
  		• Illite
  		• Jarosite
  		• Junitoite (TL)
  		• Kaolinite
  		• Kinoite
  		• Ktenasite
  		• Lanarkite
  		• Laumontite
  		• Lepidocrocite
  		• Libethenite
  		• Limonite
  		• Linarite
  		• Magnetite
  		• Malachite
  		• Manganite
  		• Melanterite
       var: Cuprian Melanterite
  		• Mesolite
  		• Mimetite
  		• Mixite
  		• Molybdenite
  		• Montmorillonite
  		• Mottramite
  		• Murdochite
  		• Muscovite
  		• Olivenite
  		• Orthoclase
  		• Phlogopite
  		• Plattnerite
  		• Plumbojarosite
  		• Pseudomalachite
  		• 'Psilomelane'
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyrolusite
  		• Pyromorphite
  		• Pyrrhotite
  		• Quartz
       var: Jasper
  		• Rhodochrosite
  		• Rosasite
  		• Ruizite (TL)
  		• Sauconite
  		• Scawtite
  		• Scorodite
  		• Sepiolite
  		• 'Sericite'
  		• 'Serpentine Group'
  		• Serpierite
  		• Siderite
  		• Silver
  		• 'Smectite Group'
  		• Smithsonite
       var: Cuprian Smithsonite
  		• Sphalerite
  		• 'Stilbite'
  		• Stringhamite
  		• Sulphur
  		• Talc
  		• Tenorite
  		• Tetrahedrite
  		• Tobermorite
  		• Tremolite
  		• Valleriite
  		• Vanadinite
  		• Vesuvianite
  		• 'Wad'
  		• Whelanite
  		• Willemite
  		• Wollastonite
  		• Wulfenite
  		• Xonotlite
  		• Zoisite
       var: Thulite


    141 entries listed. 123 valid minerals. 4 type localities (valid minerals).

    Localities in this Region:
    USA
     
    • Arizona
      • Gila Co.
        • Dripping Spring Mts
          • Banner District
            • El Capitan Mountain
    USA
     
    • Arizona
      • Gila Co.
        • Dripping Spring Mts
          • Banner District
            • El Capitan Mountain
            • Keystone Gulch

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