Rapid Creek
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Rapid Creek, in the Yukon, Canada, is a world-famous locality for blue lazulite and a remarkable suite of phosphate minerals.
About Rapid Creekextended article
What it is known for
The Rapid Creek–Big Fish River area hosts sky-blue lazulite, gem-clear phosphates, and many rare and type-locality species in ironstone.
What collectors look for
Sharp blue lazulite and the area's rare phosphates are the most sought-after.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Rapid Creek?
Rapid Creek is a mineral locality in Canada. It lies at approximately 68.4000°N, 136.8000°W.
What is Rapid Creek known for?
Rapid Creek, in the Yukon, Canada, is a world-famous locality for blue lazulite and a remarkable suite of phosphate minerals.
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