austria
Europe, 83,871 km²
Capital: Vienna
1 specimen in collection
Notable mining localities
Principal mineralogical sites associated with collector specimens. Yellow dot indicates an endemic species, found exclusively or in world-class quality at this locality.
  • Knappenwand Salzburg endemic
    Epidote, the reference locality worldwide, with Actinolite (byssolite), Adularia, Fluorapatite, Titanite, Bornite, in clefts of the Untersulzbachtal amphibolites
  • Habachtal Salzburg endemic
    Emerald, Aquamarine, Phenakite, Chrysoberyl, in biotite, actinolite, tremolite and talc schists at 2,100 to 2,200 m
  • Lolling (Huttenberg) Carinthia endemic
    Loellingite (type locality), Siderite, Arsenopyrite, historic iron and arsenide district
  • Bad Bleiberg Carinthia
    Wulfenite, Cerussite, Galena, Sphalerite, Calcite, Fluorite, Hemimorphite, classic Alpine lead and zinc district in Triassic carbonates
  • Styrian Erzberg Styria
    Siderite, Ankerite, Aragonite (flos ferri, the iron flowers), Calcite, Erzbergite, open pit above Eisenerz
  • Schwaz and Brixlegg Tyrol
    Tetrahedrite, Schwazite (mercurian tetrahedrite), Tyrolite, Dolomite, Baryte, medieval silver and copper district of the Inn valley
Notable locality    Endemic or exclusive world-class locality
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