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Steigerite from
Sullivan Brothers claims, Gypsum Valley Mining District, San Miguel County, Colorado, USA


Locality type:Claim
Classification
Species:Steigerite
Formula:Al(VO4) · 3H2O
Comments:This Colorado type species is a bright yellow powdery mineral with a waxy luster. It occurs as coatings on cracks in sandstone, and, together with fervanite and gypsum, also fills minute cracks in corvusite, which is one of the most abundant of the vanad
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Validity:Valid - Type Locality
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Steigerite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Sullivan Brothers claims, Gypsum Valley Mining District, San Miguel County, Colorado, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:30136
Long-form Identifier:1:3:30136:1
GUID (UUID V4):d6d9b742-6148-4dd0-879d-653b2386a567
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Julius Weber Mamaroneck, New York COLORADO ISSUE #2 Articles Colorado locality index.............................. 323 by B. L. Muntyan What’s new in Colorado minerals? ............................................. 339 by M. I. Jacobson The San Juan Mountains of Colorado ..................................349...10 cm tall, from the Yucca Hill claim, Park County, Colorado. Richard A. Kosnar specimen; photo by John...Natural History for conceiving the idea of a second Colorado issue and for helping a great deal in bringing
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Minerals of Colorado: A 100- Year Record By EDWIN B. ECKEL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1 1 14 A...knowledge____________________________________ Future of Colorado mineralogy______________________________________...mineral localities and metallic mineral deposits of Colorado ________________________________ In pocket III...mineral localities and metallic mineral deposits of Colorado, has not been included in this reprint. Many of...especially Fischer and others, 1946). MINERALS OF COLORADO: A 100-YEAR RECORD By EDWIN B. EcKEL ABSTRACT
 
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