Hebbersfors (Häbbersfors), Sandfors, Skellefte mining district, Skellefteå, Västerbotten County, Sweden (original) (raw)

Hebbersfors (Häbbersfors), Sandfors, Skellefte mining district, Skellefteå, Västerbotten County, Swedeni

Regional Level Types
Hebbersfors (Häbbersfors) Quarry
Sandfors - not defined -
Skellefte mining district Mining District
Skellefteå Municipality
Västerbotten County County
Sweden Country

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Latitude & Longitude (WGS84):

64° 56' 7'' North , 20° 35' 26'' East

Latitude & Longitude (decimal):

Mindat Locality ID:

134472

Long-form identifier:

mindat:1:2:134472:4

1b6dbb3f-3f90-4d3c-9ef4-6233130931e3

As indicated in the text to http://www.mindat.org/photo-153325.html geographically speaking Hebbersfors quarry and Björkdal (gold mine) are the same place.

From ~1936 until May 1977 when the quarry & the lime kiln was closed, limestone was produced by the Västerbottens kalkbruksförening here.

The name of the quarry was Hebbersfors and the brand name of their product was "Hebbersfors kalk".

In ~1986 the Swedish company Terra Mining AB sent in an application to authorities with the aim to open a gold mine "Björkdal" at this place. Why did they choose this name?? Camouflage? Just a few km E is another old limestone quarry having the original name of Björkdal.

(The information above is a mix of SGU data, copy of application papers, newspaper article in Norra Västerbotten & personal communnications).

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Chemical Elements

Mineral List

28 valid minerals.

Detailed Mineral List:

'Biotite'Formula: K(Fe2+/Mg)2(Al/Fe3+/Mg/Ti)([Si/Al/Fe]2Si2O10)(OH/F)2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
BismuthFormula: BiReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
BreithauptiteFormula: NiSbReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
CalciteFormula: CaCO3References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
ChalcopyriteFormula: CuFeS2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
CopperFormula: CuReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
CovelliteFormula: CuSReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
FrohbergiteFormula: FeTe2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
GalenaFormula: PbSReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
GoldFormula: AuReferences: specimen provided by A. Österlöf
Gold var. ElectrumFormula: (Au,Ag)References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
GraphiteFormula: CReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
HedleyiteFormula: Bi7Te3References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
HessiteFormula: Ag2TeReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
IlmeniteFormula: Fe2+TiO3References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
MicroclineFormula: K(AlSi3O8)References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
MolybdeniteFormula: MoS2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
MuscoviteFormula: KAl2(AlSi3O10)(OH)2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
NickelineFormula: NiAsReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
PilseniteFormula: Bi4Te3References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
PyriteFormula: FeS2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
PyrrhotiteFormula: Fe1-xSReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
QuartzFormula: SiO2References: specimen provided by A. Österlöf
RutileFormula: TiO2References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
ScheeliteFormula: Ca(WO4)References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
SphaleriteFormula: ZnSReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
TellurobismuthiteFormula: Bi2Te3References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
TitaniteFormula: CaTi(SiO4)OReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
'Tourmaline'Formula: A D3G6 (T6O18)(BO3)3X3Z References: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
TsumoiteFormula: BiTeReferences: T. Wikström, thesis from Stockholm University
YecoraiteFormula: Fe3+3Bi5(Te6+O4)2(Te4+O3)O9 · 9H2OReferences: Pavel.M. Kartashov (n.d.) analytical data.

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