Japanese scorodite localities

72 localities

A list of Japanese scorodite localities described in citable papers and books. The list is edited based on the editing policy of location lists.

Year of description: Location (Prefecture, Synonym, Comments)
Year 1898: Uriya mine (Oita, Kiura mine, Datsugatao, Denied in 1916, and re-confirmed as scorodite in 1930.)
Year 1899: Inunagare (Oita, Fujikawachi)
Year 1920: Kamikimobetsu mine (Hokkaido, Tachikawa mine)
Year 1940: Kamegaoka (Kyoto), Mount Engo (Kyoto, Habu), Mount Gyoja (Kyoto, Otani mine), Sannooka (Kyoto, Narabigaoka), Kaneuchi mine (Kyoto)
Year 1947: Kano mine (Miyazaki, Okumitate mine)
Year 1949: Kitabira mine (Yamaguchi), Toroku mine (Miyazaki)
Year 1950: Matsuo mine (Miyazaki), Mount Osore (Aomori, Lake Usori)
Year 1952: Togane mine (Gifu), Akeshi mine (Kagoshima)
Year 1953: Kasuga mine (Kagoshima)

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