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Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

 
Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite from Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey

DESCRIPTION:No. 55743
Mineral:Titanite, Hornblende, Pectolite, Albite, Actinolite
Locality:Route 4 road cut west of George Washington Bridge, Fort Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey
Description:Prismatic greenish hornblende crystals to 8 mm, acicular white pectolite crystals to 6 mm, lustrous transparent brown titanite crystals to 1.5 mm, blocky tan albite to 4 mm and fibrous white actinolite from the expansion of the George Washington Bridge. Ex. Alfred (Fred) DeVito (1937–2004), collected in 1962
Overall Size:7x4x3 cm
Crystals:micro to 8 mm
Archived: For reference only

 

 

 

 

 

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