Regional Report: Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA

Southwest of Stanley. Minerals occur in miarolitic cavities in the Sawtooth Batholith - extends into Custer and Elmore counties (see there). Wilderness area. Anorogenic Tertiary (38-50 Ma) granite pluton.

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Albite - 5, 2, 4

Anatase - 5

'Apatite' - 5

Apatite-(CaF) - 5

'Aquamarine' - 5

Bastnäsite-(Ce) - 5

Bertrandite - 5, 2

Beryl - 5, 2

Biotite - 5

Calcite - 5

Carpholite - 5

Cassiterite - 5

'Chabazite' - 5

Clinozoisite - 5

Columbite-(Fe) - 5

Dravite - 5

Fayalite - 5

Ferrimolybdite - 5

Fluorite - 5, 2, 4

Goethite - 5

Gypsum - 5

Halloysite - 5

Hellandite-(Ce) - 5

Helvite - 5, 2, 3

Hematite - 5, 2

'Heulandite' - 5

Laumontite - 5

Magnetite - 5

Masutomilite - 5

Microcline - 5, 2, 1, 4

Molybdenite - 5

'Monazite' - 5

Muscovite - 5

Orthoclase - 5

Phenakite - 5

Potassiccarpholite - 5

Pyrite - 5

Pyrophanite - 5

Quartz - 5, 2

Rutile - 5

Siderite - 5

'Smoky Quartz' - 5, 1, 4

Spessartine - 5, 1

'Stilbite' - 5

Topaz - 5, 2, 4

Uranophane - 5

Wodginite - 5

Zinnwaldite - 5, 4

Zircon - 5

49 minerals listed.

Locality Key

1	Ardeth Lake, Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA
2	Benedict Creek area (Devil's Den), Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA
3	Glens Peak, Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA

4	Oreamnos Lake, Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA
5	Sawtooth Batholith/Sawtooth Mts, Boise Co., Idaho, USA

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