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It's a classic vs a newbie as the most common named mineral in the crust Quartz is up against an exceedingly-rare sea foam-green mineral discovered just a few years ago Asagiite.
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PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Central Finland, Finlandi
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PetÃĪjÃĪvesiMunicipality
Central FinlandRegion
FinlandCountry

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Neighbouring regions:
Uurainen, Central Finland, Finland
Multia, Central Finland, Finland
Keuruu, Central Finland, Finland
JyvÃĪskylÃĪ, Central Finland, Finland
JÃĪmsÃĪ, Central Finland, Finland
Type:
Municipality
Largest Settlements:
PlacePopulation
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi3,610 (2014)
Mindat Locality ID:
404486
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:404486:7
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
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French:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlande-Centrale, Finlande
German:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Mittelfinnland, Finnland
Italian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia centrale, Finlandia
Russian:
ПÐĩŅ‚ŅÐđŅÐēÐĩŅÐļ, ÐĶÐĩÐ―Ņ‚Ņ€Ð°ÐŧŅŒÐ―аŅ ÐĪÐļÐ―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīÐļŅ, ÐĪÐļÐ―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīÐļŅ
Simplified Chinese:
ä―Đæģ°č€ķ韋čĨŋ, äļ­čŠŽč˜­å€, čŠŽå…°
Spanish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia Central, Finlandia
Albanian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlanda Qendrore, Finlanda
Asturian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia Central, Finlandia
Belarusian:
ПÐĩŅ†ŅŅÐēÐĩŅŅ–, ÐĶŅÐ―Ņ‚Ņ€Ð°ÐŧŅŒÐ―аŅ ÐĪŅ–Ð―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīŅ‹Ņ, ÐĪŅ–Ð―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīŅ‹Ņ
Catalan:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlàndia Central, Finlàndia
Cebuano:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Keski-Suomi, Finlandia
Danish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Keski-Suomi, Finland
Dutch:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Keski-Suomi, Finland
Esperanto:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Meza Finnlando, Finnlando
Estonian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi vald, Kesk-Soome, Soome
Finnish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Keski-Suomi, Suomi
Galician:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia Central, Finlandia
Indonesian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia Tengah, Finlandia
Northern Sami:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Gaska-Suoma eanangoddi, Suopma
Norwegian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Mellersta Finland, Finland
Norwegian (Nynorsk):
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Keski-Suomi, Finland
Polish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlandia Środkowa, Finlandia
Romanian:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Finlanda Centrală, Finlanda
Swedish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Mellersta Finland, Finland
Turkish:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Orta Finlandiya, Finlandiya
Ukrainian:
ПÐĩŅ‚ŅÐđŅÐēÐĩŅŅ–, ÐĶÐĩÐ―Ņ‚Ņ€Ð°ÐŧŅŒÐ―а ÐĪŅ–Ð―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīŅ–Ņ, ÐĪŅ–Ð―ÐŧŅÐ―ÐīŅ–Ņ
Vietnamese:
PetÃĪjÃĪvesi, Miáŧn Trung Phᚧn Lan, Phᚧn Lan


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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pet%C3%A4j%C3%A4vesi
Wikidata ID:Q935835
GeoNames ID:641976


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