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Murfreesboro, Pike Co., Arkansas, USA

References:

Kidwell, A.L. (1990). "Famous mineral localities : Murfreesboro Arkansas." Mineralogical Record, 21(3),pp:545-558.




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


Mineral List:
  		•  Baryte
  		• Calcite
  		• 'Chalcedony
    var: Agate'
  		• Chromite
  		• Cinnabar
  		• Diamond
  		• Dickite
  		• Diopside
       var: Chromian Diopside
  		• Epidote
  		• Forsterite
       var: Peridot
  		• 'Garnet Group'
  		• Goethite
  		• Gypsum
    var: Alabaster
       var: Satin Spar Gypsum
       var: Selenite
  		• Haggertyite (TL)
  		• Hematite
  		• Ilmenite
  		• Jeppeite
  		• Magnetite
       var: Titaniferous Magnetite
  		• 'Olivine'
  		• Opal
       var: Opal-AN
  		• Palygorskite
  		• Pentlandite
  		• Perovskite
  		• Phlogopite
  		• Priderite
  		• Pyrite
  		• Pyrope
  		• Quartz
       var: Amethyst
       var: Jasper
  		• Richterite
  		• 'Serpentine Group'
  		• Spinel
       var: Chromspinel
  		• Ulvöspinel


    41 entries listed. 27 valid minerals. 1 type locality (valid mineral).

    Localities in this Region:
    USA
     
    • Arkansas
      • Pike Co.
        • Murfreesboro
    USA
     
    • Arkansas
      • Pike Co.
        • Murfreesboro
          • Plaster Bluff
          • Wall Mt.

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