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Mottramite from
Dewey-White Swan prospects, Caballo Mountains Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA


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Mottramite

Dewey-White Swan prospects, Caballo Mountains Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
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Mottramite

Dewey-White Swan prospects, Caballo Mountains Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
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Mottramite

Dewey-White Swan prospects, Caballo Mountains Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
Locality type:Prospect
Classification
Species:Mottramite
Formula:PbCu(VO4)(OH)
Confirmation
Validity:Confirmed
Confirmation Methods:Visually Identified
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Mottramite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Dewey-White Swan prospects, Caballo Mountains Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:1080143
Long-form Identifier:1:3:1080143:5
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Mottramite
32.0km (19.9 miles) ⓘWicks Vein (Wicks Mine), Hillsboro Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
32.6km (20.3 miles) ⓘRex mine (Rex and Smuggler mine), Hillsboro Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
33.4km (20.8 miles) ⓘPetroglyph Mine (Miners Dream Mine), Hillsboro, Hillsboro Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
33.8km (21.0 miles) ⓘRattlesnake Mine (Snake Mine), Hillsboro Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
46.6km (29.0 miles) ⓘDictator Mine (Dictator and Covington), Cuchillo Negro Mining District, Sierra Cuchillo (Cuchillo Negro Mts), Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
49.0km (30.4 miles) ⓘBlack Knife group (Prospectors Delight Mine), Cuchillo Negro Mining District, Sierra Cuchillo (Cuchillo Negro Mts), Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
50.1km (31.1 miles) ⓘVindicator group (Vindicator-West Contact group [1890's]; Vindicator and West Contact; Vindicator Mine), Cuchillo Negro Mining District, Sierra Cuchillo (Cuchillo Negro Mts), Sierra County, New Mexico, USA
71.6km (44.5 miles) ⓘCopper Mine (Copperton Mine), Old Hadley Mining District, Luna County, New Mexico, USA
72.0km (44.7 miles) ⓘRock Island Mine, Old Hadley Mining District, Luna County, New Mexico, USA
72.3km (44.9 miles) ⓘProspect No.2, Old Hadley Mining District, Luna County, New Mexico, USA
References
Jerry Cone Collection
 
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