Ohio mineral locality index: part 2: concretions and miscellaneous occurrences.

From: Rocks & Minerals | Date: September 1, 2002| Author: Carlson, Ernest H. | Copyright information

This is the second of two articles that bring together important locality data for Ohio minerals. It is a contribution to the national mineral locality index project organized by the Friends of Mineralogy. The first article dealt with minerals in cavernous and fractured dolostones in the Findlay Arch (northwestern Ohio) and Serpent Mound (southwestern Ohio) districts (Carlson 1990); this one covers concretions, flint, drift minerals, and efflorescences. Like the first, it includes ...

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