Ontario Mineral Catalog: E

EDENITE
AA
large xls, MRV13#2,pp.72-75 1982
- MacDonald Mine, near Hybla, Ercit(2002)
ELBAITE
A
-pink tourmaline, surely elbaite, has been noted from Lilypad Lakes, Kenora District; and Beavis Lake, Thunder Bay District, J. Satterly, OGS Misc.Paper MP 70, 1977;
-a 0.82 ct stone of "Dark green and crimson gem-quality tourmaline" was noted from Wilberforce, Monmouth Twp., Haliburton Co., Waite, 1944, CM49, p.77
EMPLECTITE
 
-Thierry Mine, CMV22p13;
-Floyd Mine, 9.6km W of Haileybury, R.Johnston, 1910, GSC, Sum.Rept., p.264
EMPRESSITE
 
Strathcona Mine, Sudbury, CM V17#2PP. 275-285
ENSTATITE
 
CM V20, pp.211-216
EPIDOTE
AA
-Steenburg Lake, MRV13#2pp.74-76;
-7 cm xls from Marmoraton Mine, Sabina, 1970, p.136;
-10 localities in J. Satterly, OGS, MP 70, 1977                 
EPISTILBITE Davis Hill and Khartoum, Velthuizen, R&M V66 #1 pp.44-45
EPSOMITE
 
Dundas, CMV8#3p377; 3 other localities in R.Traill, Cat.of Can.Mins., GSCPaper 80-18, 1983
ERYTHRITE
A
pink smears, balls, clumps of needles, Cobalt district
-42 localities in R.Traill, Cat.of Can.Mins., GSCPaper 80-18, 1983
EUCAIRITE
 
1200 level, Kidd Creek Mine, Timmins; R. Thorpe, G. Pringle, A.Plant, 1976, G.S.C. Paper 76-1A, p.311
EUCRYPTITE
 
pegmatite near Nakina, Thunder Bay district, CMV8#3p.377
EUXENITE-(Y)
AA
-5 cm terminated prisms known from the Beryl Pit, near Quadeville;
- pegmatites of Butt Twp., western edge of Algonquin Park, Ercit(2002)
-31 localities for "euxenite-polycrase" mentioned in R.Traill, Cat.of Can.Mins., GSC Paper 80-18, 1983

Key to the table:

Mineral names in:
CAPS = a valid Ontario mineral
no caps and italicized = valid but needs work to clarify chemistry; or invalid group name
? = a species that I'm not entirely sure of and could use verification.
UNDERLINED = first discovered in Ontario, clicking will take you to the Type Minerals section
photo = click to see a photograph
Quality ratings (Q):
no rankings = it has yet to be ranked, or specimens are insignicant - submicroscopic, massive, poor, etc.
A  = good specimens; at least either good micro crystals or unusually large masses
AA  = very fine or world-class specimens
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