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Gypsum from
Antimony Peak deposit (San Emigdio Mine; San Emigdio-Antimony Peak; Antimony Peak Mine), Antimony Peak, Kern County, California, USA


Locality type:Deposit
Classification
Species:Gypsum
Formula:CaSO4 · 2H2O
Comments:Occurs in thin seams with poorly- to well-formed crystals.
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Gypsum data
Locality Data:Click here to view Antimony Peak deposit (San Emigdio Mine; San Emigdio-Antimony Peak; Antimony Peak Mine), Antimony Peak, Kern County, California, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:648111
Long-form Identifier:1:3:648111:7
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Gypsum
11.3km (7.0 miles) ⓘUnnamed Borate prospects [1], Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
11.4km (7.1 miles) ⓘEureka claim, Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
11.8km (7.3 miles) ⓘRussell Mine, Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
11.8km (7.3 miles) ⓘColumbus Mine, Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
12.1km (7.5 miles) ⓘFrazier Mine (Frazier Borax Mine), Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
12.3km (7.7 miles) ⓘMiddle Fork Creek Borate deposits (Jumbo claim; Gib claim; Center Creek claim; Baldwin claim; Mammoth claim), Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
12.5km (7.8 miles) ⓘBitter Creek Borate Workings Mine (Bitter Creek claim; Bitter Crick placer claim; Merrill claim; Comet claim; Climax claim; Gridiron Placer Mining claim; Bueno claim), Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
13.0km (8.1 miles) ⓘIves tunnel, Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
14.0km (8.7 miles) ⓘStubblefield & Halloway property, Lockwood Valley, Lake of the Woods area, Ventura County Borate Mining District (Stauffer Mining District), Ventura County, California, USA
24.5km (15.2 miles) ⓘQuatal Canyon Quarry (Cuyama Quarry), Ventucopa area, Ventura County, California, USA
References
Blake, Wm. P. (1856), Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain the most practical and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean: 33rd. Congress, 2nd. Session, House Doc. 91: Vol. 5, part 2, geological report: 308
Pemberton, H. Earl (1972) Antimony Peak [California]: A Rerun of a Field Trip 110 Years Later. The Mineralogical Record, 3 (2) 78-81
Pemberton, H. Earl (1983) Minerals of California. Van Nostrand Reinhold Company Inc.
 
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