374 LOCALITIES OP MINERALS. 



CHAPTER IX. 



CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 



The following catalogue may aid the mineralogical 

 tourist in selecting his routes and arranging the plan of 

 a journey. Only important localities, affording cabinet 

 specimens, are in general included. The names of those 

 minerals which are obtained in good specimens at the 

 several localities, are distinguished by italics. When the 

 specimens are remarkably good, an exclamation mark (!) 

 has been added, or two of these marks (! !) when the 

 specimens are quite unique. 



MAINE. 



x Mt. Abraham. — Andalusite, staurotide. 



Albany. — Beryl ! green and black tourmaline, feldspar, rose quartz. 



Albion. — Iron pyrites. 



Aroostook. — Red Hematite. 



Bingham. — Massive pyrites, galena, blende, andalusite. 



Blue Hill Bay. — Arsenical iron, molybdenite I galena, apatite ! 

 fluor spar! black tourmaline, (Long Cove,) black oxyd of man- 

 ganese, (Osgood's Farm,) rhodonite, bog manganese, wolfram. 



Bowdoinham. — Beryl, molybdenite. 



Brunswick. — Green mica, garnet! black tourmaline ! molybdenite. 



Buckfield. — Garnet, (estates of Waterman and Lowe,) iron ore. 

 s Camdage Farm. — (Near the tide mills,) molybdenite, (wolfram.) 



Camden. — Made. 



Carmel, (Penobscot Co.) — Gray Antimony. 



Corinna. — Iron pyrites, arsenical pyrites. 



Deer Isle. — Serpentine, verd antique, abestus, diallage. 



Dexter. — Galena, pyrites, blende, copper pyrites, green talc. 



Dixfield. — Native copperas, graphite. 



Farmington. — (Norton's ledge,) pyrites, graphite, bog ore. 



Georgetown. — (Parker's island,) beryl ! black tourmaline. 



Greenwood. — Graphite, black manganese. 

 vHartwell. — Staurotide. 

 nLenox. — Galena, pyromorphite. 



Lewiston. — G a rn et. 



Litchfield. — Sodalite, cancrinite, nepheline, zircon. 



Lubec Lead Mines. — Galena, copper pyrites, blende, pyromorphite, 

 an ore of bismuth. 



Madrid. — Gold. 



Newfield, (Bond's Mt.) — Mispickel, olive phosphate of iron in 

 botryoidal masses. 



Paris. — Green I red ! black and blue tourmaline ! mica ! lepidolitej 

 feldspar, albite, quartz crystals ! rose quartz, blende. 



