Diopside from Wisconsin, USA


USA
Wisconsin Kenosha County Kenosha ⓘ Six-Pak lamprophyre diatreme (Six Pack pipe)	[var. Chromium-bearing Diopside] Carlson, S. & G. Adams (1998) The diamondiferous Six-Pak Ultramafic Lamprophyre Diatreme, Kenosha, Wisconsin, U.S.A.: 43rd. Institute on Lake Superior Geology Abst. with Programs: 11-12.
ⓘ Marathon County	Cordura, W http://www.uwex.edu/wgnhs/Mineral%20Index/Minerals/diopside.htm
ⓘ Little Chicago nephrite	Wilson, G. (1958), Nephrite jade discovered in Wisconsin: Lapidary Journal: 12 (1): 76.
Oneida County Ladysmith-Rhinelander Metavolcanic Complex ⓘ Lynne massive sulfide deposit	Adams, G. (1996) Geology of the Lynne base metal deposit, north-central Wisconsin, U.S.A. in LaBerge, G. L., Ed., Volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits of northern Wisconsin: A commemorative volume: Institute on Lake Superior Geology Proceedings, 42nd Annual Meeting, Cable, WI, v. 42, part 2: 161- 179.
ⓘ Pelican River massive sulfide deposit	R&M 73:11-12 pp 378-399 Wisconsin Mineral Locality Index
Waushara County ⓘ Mount Morris (Wisconsin) meteorite	Meteoritics (ISSN 0026-1114), vol. 23, Dec. 1988, p. 349-352.
Saxeville ⓘ Pine River meteorite	Meteoritics (ISSN 0026-1114), vol. 23, Dec. 1988, p. 349-352.

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