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Cleavelandite from
Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA


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Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
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Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
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Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
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Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
08410390017272734108017.jpg
Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
01493830017272014223942.jpg
Cleavelandite, etc.

Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
Classification
Species:Albite var: Cleavelandite
Formula:Na(AlSi3O8)
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Associated Minerals Based on Photo Data:
Quartz17
- var Smoky Quartz17
Microcline16
- var Amazonite3
Topaz4
Muscovite3
Albite1
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Cleavelandite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Middle Moat Mountain locality, Hale's Location, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
Photo GalleryView Gallery (2 photos)
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:3760
Long-form Identifier:1:3:3760:0
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Cleavelandite
3.3km (2.1 miles) ⓘGovernment pit, Albany, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
27.1km (16.8 miles) ⓘLittle Deer Hill prospect, Stow, Oxford County, Maine, USA
27.6km (17.1 miles) ⓘDeer Hill, Stow, Oxford County, Maine, USA
27.6km (17.2 miles) ⓘEastman Quarry, Deer Hill, Stow, Oxford County, Maine, USA
27.6km (17.2 miles) ⓘIntergalactic Pit, Deer Hill, Stow, Oxford County, Maine, USA
28.0km (17.4 miles) ⓘMillard Chandler Mine, Chatham, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA
28.2km (17.5 miles) ⓘLord Hill Quarry (Lord Hill Mine), Stoneham, Oxford County, Maine, USA
30.3km (18.9 miles) ⓘCole Quarry, Stoneham, Oxford County, Maine, USA
33.5km (20.8 miles) ⓘOrman McAllister Quarry, Lovell, Oxford County, Maine, USA
36.9km (22.9 miles) ⓘVirginia Lake prospect, Stoneham, Oxford County, Maine, USA
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