Wheal Remfry China Clay Pit

Fraddon, St Enoder, Cornwall, England, UK

Wheal Remfry is a china clay pit worked since at least 1928, which occasionally produces mineral specimens.

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Mindat lists 17 minerals from the site, including biotite and tourmaline.

It is still worked for clay and kaolin, and presumably further pockets of mineralisation may be found over time.

 

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