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El Cobre mine (Santiago de Cuba)

ROCKHOUNDING RESTRICTED DOCUMENTED

Where: Santiago de Cuba · North America · approx. 20.05, -75.94 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Copper workings begun in the 1530s, among the oldest mines in the Americas, beside the basilica town of El Cobre

What turns up: malachite, copper oxides (observation only)

Access: Restricted.

Cuban minerals are state property and collecting or exporting specimens is effectively barred.

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