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Regional Report: Placerville District, San Miguel Co., Colorado, USA

Mariposite or fuchsite reported from district is more properly called a chrome mica-clay.

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  • Annabergite - 1
  • Autunite - 1
  • Azurite - 1
  • Baryte - 1
  • Calcite - 1
  • Carnotite - 3
  • Chalcocite - 1
  • Chalcopyrite - 1
  • Coffinite - 1, 4
  • Erythrite - 1
  • Ferrimolybdite - 3
  • 'Fuchsite' - 1
  • Galena - 1
  • Gold - 1
  • Illite - 3
  • 'Illite-1M' - 3
  • Ilsemannite - 1
  • Jordisite - 1
  • 'Lignite' - 3
  • Malachite - 1
  • 'Mariposite' - 3, 1
  • Metatorbernite - 1
  • Molybdenite - 1
  • 'Pitchblende' - 1
  • Roscoelite - 3
  • Silver - 1
  • Skutterudite - 1
  • 'Smectite Group' - 3, 1
  • Tetrahedrite - 1
  • 'Thucholite' - 1
  • Tyuyamunite - 3
  • Uraninite - 3, 2, 4
  • Uranophane - 1


    • 33 minerals listed.

    Locality Key
    1Black King Mine (Black King No. 4; Black King No. 5; Black King No. 5 Claim; Unpatented Claims: Black King No. 1; Evans Claims; Weatherly Claims), Placerville District, San Miguel Co., Colorado, USA
    2New Discovery (Barbara Jo Claim; White Spur; White Spar), Placerville District, San Miguel Co., Colorado, USA
    3Placerville District, San Miguel Co., Colorado, USA
    4Robinson Property, Placerville District, San Miguel Co., Colorado, USA

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