 | | Report (edition) | | CHAPTER l. INTRODUCTION . . . . .I .I Format of locality descriptions How to use the maps . . . . . . ...11 11 11 11 12 12 13 13 13 CHAPTER 3. MINERAL LOCALITY DESCRIPTIONS AND MAPS . . 21 CHAPTER 4. CHECKLIST...INDEX . . .. . .. . . 105 105 106 Locality index (by town) Locality index (by name of site) . ACKNOWLEDGMENTS...much information on collecting sites in Oxford County. Numerous other collectors of Maine minerals also...the back cover. Richard Mitchell (University of Virginia) supplied the photograph of Parker CleaveIand's |  | | Book (volume) | | Duane L. Leavitt The Bennett Pegmatite, Oxford County, Maine . ........................................Paul Moore Electron Microprobe Analyses for Crandallite-Group Minerals from Maine Pegmatites ................ 341 Neil A. Wintringham Maine Mineral Locality Index ..........................................permanent photographic exhibits in the northeastern USA. The Shaubs have been active in ornithological research...tourmalinebearing Himalaya pegmatite at Mesa Grande, San Diego County, California. Most recently, Gene was gratified |  | | Book | | th e Minerals of California series, see I. Campbell, 1966, pp. 13-19.) For over 100 years the series...species are reported by 1-2 shows the county boundaries and county names. When possible, locations of mines...within a township is illustrated by Figure 1-1. county of occurrence. Map *M. Fleischer’s 1980 Glossary...at the 3 numbered and positioned with map locality. the species first reported in the text Reports...Reports of additional species found at the map locality are cross-referenced to the pertinent map. A |  | | Book | | difficulties in achieving uniformity in any compilation. Locality names and spellings differ in time or with boundaries...Therefore no attempt was made to revise and update all locality data to conform with present political designations...present country to which they belong. As a rule, the locality designations given in the original published papers...comprehensive. Richard S. Mitchell University of Virginia Charlottesville > 4? Contents Foreword ...about the mineral, depending upon the kind of locality name used. The name franklinite, for Franklin |
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