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Ochre/Pigment

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This page provides information about the commodity Ochre/Pigment in mineral resources and mining.


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Unique IdentifiersHide

Mindat ID:
53643
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:53643:1

Other Commodities associated with Ochre/Pigment *Hide

CommodityAssociated LocalitiesTotal Localities% Association (commodity)% Association (Ochre/Pigment)
Iron118,8750.12% of all Iron deposits have Ochre/Pigment.37.93% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Iron.
Iron pyrite42241.79% of all Iron pyrite deposits have Ochre/Pigment.13.79% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Iron pyrite.
Limestone32,2580.13% of all Limestone deposits have Ochre/Pigment.10.34% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Limestone.
Clay32,9510.10% of all Clay deposits have Ochre/Pigment.10.34% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Clay.
Lead313,7830.02% of all Lead deposits have Ochre/Pigment.10.34% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Lead.
Tin31,7210.17% of all Tin deposits have Ochre/Pigment.10.34% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Tin.
Manganese23,3220.06% of all Manganese deposits have Ochre/Pigment.6.90% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Manganese.
Marble23010.66% of all Marble deposits have Ochre/Pigment.6.90% of all Ochre/Pigment deposits have Marble.
* in exploitable quantities, based on associations listed on mindat.org

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Deposits of Ochre/PigmentHide

This map shows a selection of deposits that have latitude and longitude coordinates recorded. Click on the symbol to view information about a locality. The symbol next to localities in the list can be used to jump to that position on the map.

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Australia
 
  • Victoria
    • Surf Coast Shire
      • Bells Beach
        • Jarosite Mine Track
  • Western Australia
    • Kalgoorlie-Boulder Shire
      • Mount Monger Goldfield
        • Mount Monger
Austria
 
  • Carinthia
    • Hermagor District
      • Kirchbach
Eswatini
 
  • Hhohho Region
    • Malolotja Nature Reserve
      • Ngwenya Mountain (Bomvu Ridge)
Italy
 
  • Veneto
Morocco
 
  • Marrakesh-Safi Region
    • Marrakech Prefecture
      • Bour Cercle
Russia
 
Slovakia
 
  • BanskÃĄ Bystrica Region
    • PoltÃĄr District
      • Cinobaňa
  • KoÅĄice Region
    • RoÅūňava District
      • OchtinÃĄ
        • HrÃĄdok hill
Spain
 
  • Valencian Community
    • Alicante
      • Marina Baixa
        • Alfàs del Pi
UK
 
  • England
      • Blisland
      • Chacewater
      • Colan
      • Kea
      • St Stephen-in-Brannel
  • Wales
    • Ceredigion
      • Cwmrheidol
        • Ystumtuen
USA
 
  • Maryland
    • Anne Arundel County
  • New Jersey
    • Warren County
      • Oxford Township
        • Oxford Furnace
  • Pennsylvania
    • Berks County
      • Fleetwood
      • Maidencreek Township
        • Blandon
    • Northampton County
      • Allen Township
        • Kreidersville
      • Easton
        • South Easton
      • Hanover Township
        • Camelhump (Camels Hump; Manakisy Hill; Manokisy Hill; Pine Top; Campbell's Hump; Quaker Hill)
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