 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 2014 Figure 1. County map of New York State, prepared by William Besse. MAJOR NEW YORK STATE M I N E...E R A L LOC A L I T I E S N ew York State is rich in minerals of interest to collectors. A number of...Dana 1877, 1892). Herbert P. Whitlock published a New York State list in 1903. The most recent comprehensive...localities in the state is the book Minerals of New York State by David Jensen, published in 1978. Our...Mode of Occurrence Most mineral localities in New York can be categorized into three groups based on |  | | Book | | MtN€RfllS of New Vork Stole David €. Jensen Includes 16 pages of minerals in full color jgS0% MIN6RRLS... MIN6RRLS of New Vork State David E. Jensen up WARD PRESS Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Inc...Inc. Rochester, New York • Monterey, California Copyright 1978 by David E. Jensen All rights reserved...mining distri* Adirondack Mou somed into a lifet New York State. While obtainu University of Roc Science...Kay Preface This report on the Minerals of New York State is partially a sum mary of published knowledge | | | Book | | T TLIBRAr 3 1223 90016 3958 of New York State David E. Jensen .. . , ,,, Includes 16 pages of...Lake in New York's Finger Lakes district. After attending Penn Yan Academy in nearby Penn Yan, New York...blossomed into a lifetime interest in the minerals of New York State. While obtaining his M.S. in geology at...the outline of New York State is LABRADORJTE from the Saranac Lake area. of New York State David E....Natural Science Establishment, Inc . • Rochester, New York • Monterey, California Copyright 1978 by David |  | | Book (edition) | | a "System of MineralpgYv"^ , » > Member , ., NEW HAVEN: HE1STRY H. PECK. 1874. < &3 ^ftO/VAL...numerojs analyses, with their * PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION. In bringing this Manual up to the present...the order of the descriptive part of the work. New Haven, 1867. is list of the more given, following...the rocks or minerals, to Mineralogy. The first two of these departments embrace all natural objects...the same manner very many rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals in ntimate union. Mineralogy distinguishes |  | | Book (edition) | | etc.: ' ' ' " Ar-thorrra/'f NEW EDITION, REVISED AND ENLAfiGED. NEW HAYEK: H. C._JP_ECK:. 1865. Entered...PREFACE TO THE IN bringing this Manual up * NEW their * EDITION. to the present state of the...the order of the descriptive part of the work. NEW HAVEN, 1857. is list of the more given, following...sciand the rocks or minerals, to Mineral; The first two of these departments embrace all natuis ence of...manner ordinary very many rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals in ntimate union. Mineralogy distinguishes |  | | Book (edition) | | of a " System of Mineralogy." NEW EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED. NEW HAVEN; H. H. PEOK 1867. Entered...Manual up infor- and the associations of species— NEW their » EDITION. to the present state of the...; and the rocks or minerals, to MineralThe first two of these departments embrace all natuogy. ral objects...the same manner very many rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals in ntimate union. Mineralogy distinguishes...quartz sometimes occurs in crystals consisting of two pyramids united by a short six-sided prism, and they |  | | Book (edition) | | Author of " A System of Mineralogy." THIRD EDITION. NEW HAVEN : PUBLISHED BY DURRIE & PECK, PHILADELPHIA...Clerk's Office of the District Stereotyped by J. H. New BENHAM, Haven, Ct Court of Connecticut iff EARTH...and the rocks or minerals, to Mineral* The first two of these departments embrace all natuogy. ral objects...the same manner very many rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals in intimate union. Mineralogy distinguishes...quartz sometimes occurs in crystals consisting of two pyramids united by a short six-sided prism, and they |  | | Book (edition) | | Physics and Curator of Mineralogy, Yale University. New edition, entirely rewritten and reset. By William...University TOTAL ISSUE, TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND NEW YORK JOHN WILEY & SONS, LONDON: CHAPMAN & 1922 INC...results of mineral investigation during the last two decades. Only minor changes have been made in the...revision of the chemical classification until a new edition of that work should appear. The description...that as this book has been largely rewritten. A new which the minerals have been grouped into lists according |  | | Book (edition) | | ; and the roeks or minerals, to MineralThe first two of these departments embrace all natu°gy riety of...the same manner very many rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals in : r : ; intimate union. Mineralogy...quartz sometimes occurs in crystals consisting of two pyramids united by a short six-sided prism, and they...in common language. The “ diamonds” of central New York, and many other localities, In other cases a large...and every additional fact becomes to the mind a new revelation of His wisdom. tual aid, alogist. To |  | | Book (edition) | | ENLARGED. ILLUSTRA TED BY NUMEROUS WOOD-CUTS. NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY 1887. & SONS. EARTH' SCIENCES...work (1878) is as follows: new throughout. In the it has undergone, new illustrations have been introduced...of minerals, and in the introduction of the many new species announced during the past eight The chapter...The work is greatly enlarged, and supplied with new illustrations. indebted, for facts about ores and...localities in Ontario and Quebec. JAMES D. DANA. NEW HAVEN, Dec. 15, 1886. TABLE OF CONTENTS. MINERALOGY |  | | Book (edition) | | Miiiujul in its present sliape is it has undergone, new ill list provial arraii^(‘inent of tlu^ s])ec/u*s...s])ec/u*s has dotennination of minerals has new tliron^^'hout. hi the reno- rations }iavf‘ luM^n introduced...coin[>rehensive treatise on all known laiiierals JAMEjS New nA\ en, Nov. 1, ib7b. D. DANA. I’A'OLE OF... and cpiartz- more or less jmre state; but of two or more minerals. Tlirough ro(‘ks of each kind vairions...tlu^ statennmt is right; for, as then^ are tin* two kingdoms of lif(*, so then* is in Nature uhat m ly |  | | Book (edition) | | ,etc..; Author of a usy.stem ot" Miaeralogy.'' NEW E.DITION, REVISED A.ND ENLARGED. · erchant looks...with tlieir authorities. • * • PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION. IN bringing this Manual up to the present... the order of the descriptive part of the work. NEW HAVEN, 1s511.-, r lfflerchant ilooks T .A BLE...rocks or minerals, to Mineral.. ,ogy.. Tb,e first two of these departments embrace all natu. ral objects...the same manner very many rocks are aggregates of two or more nunerals in intimate uni~n. Mineralogy distinguishes |  | | Report (issue) | | listed on pages A253A258. Numerous Federal, State, county, and municipal agencies listed on pages A205-A210...--------------------New England ------------------------New York ---------------------------New Jersey -----...-----36 Arizona -----------------------------36 New Mexico -------------------------36 Oklahoma ----...Mississippi embayment New England and eastern New York ___________ _ Eastern New York ---~-------------------...agencies ------------------------------ 205 State, county, and municipal agencies __________ _ 205 U.S. Geological |
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