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Messaggeria in lingua italianaBeura e Villadossola
1st Aug 2006 20:33 UTCGiovanni Fraccaro Expert
scorrendo le località della provincia Verbano-Cusio-Ossola ho notato che Beura e Villadossola sono state caricate come una località sola.
Ma in realtà sono due località distinte, anche se il tipo di roccia è uguale.
Ma a Beura si trovano anche minerali che a Villadossola non si trovano e viceversa.
Villadossola è una sola cava (Pianasca per la precisione) mentre a Beura le cave sono di più (Maddalena,ect.).
Gianni
1st Aug 2006 21:47 UTCMarco E. Ciriotti Manager
Puoi verificare se i minerali indicato sono effettivamente quelli della cava Pianasca? Grazie.
Però ora Beura (in realtà il comune si chiama Beura e Cardezza) non è più su mindat. Non ho tempo a fare le verifiche per l'inserimento delle relative cave.
1st Aug 2006 21:52 UTCGiovanni Fraccaro Expert
in linea di massima si.
Penso che la sola bismuthinite sia presente solo a Beura.
Ma chiedo lumi a Domenico Preite sul forum, che ha scritto sul Lapis un bellisssimo articolo sulle due località.
Gianni
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