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Poldnevaja village, Ekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk), Ekaterinburgskaya (Sverdlovskaya) Oblast', Middle Urals, Urals Region, Russia

Village around 65 km SSW of Ekaterinburg [in Sysert' District?].
Places with demantoid, gold etc.
Located near Polevskoi settlement, around 15 km NNW of Poldnevaja.

Also called "Poldnevksoe", "Syssertskoe" or "Kadordinskoe".



References:
- Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.





Mineral List:
  • Andradite
    var: Demantoid
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Beryl
    Be
     
    3
    Al
     
    2
    Si
     
    6
    O
     
    18
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • 'Garnet Group'
    X
     
    3
    Z
     
    2
    (TO
     
    4
    )
     
    3
    (X = Ca, Fe, etc·, Z = Al, Cr, etc·, T = Si, As, V)
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Gold
    Au
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Ilmenite
    Fe
    2+
     
    TiO
     
    3
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Magnetite
    Fe
    2+
     
    Fe
    3+
    2
    O
     
    4
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Pyrite
    FeS
     
    2
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]
  • Topaz
    Al
     
    2
    [(F,OH)
     
    2
    |SiO
     
    4
    ]
    Reference: [Sehrig, M. (2008): Lapis 33 (11), 32-35.]


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