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Agates,
Sedimentary Type |
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What
is
Sedimentary Agates" and how did they form?.
Updated
May 2023
Agates
of United States and Canada:
-- Alabama
& Tennessee: Paint
Rock Agates Updated January
2017
-- Arkansas & Louisiana: Crowley's
Ridge Updated May 2020
-- Florida: Agatized
Corals
from Florida Updated November 2015
-- Illinois:
Warsaw Formation Agates ("White Ringers"),
Updated November 2015
-- Iowa: Coldwater
Agates Updated July 2012
-- Iowa: Keswick
Agates
from Iowa Updated December 2017
-- Kentucky: Kentucky
Agates Updated July
2018
-- Missouri: Union
Road Agates Updated October 2013
-- Montana: Dryhead
Agates Updated December 2017
-- Montana: Bear
Canyon Agates Updated May 2016
-- South Dakota: BubbleGum
Agates Updated July 2012
-- South Dakota: Prairie
Agates Updated July 2012
-- South Dakota: Fairburn
Agates, Updated May 2016
-- South Dakota: Tee
Pee Canyon Agates, Updated November 2015
-- Utah: Greeswood Draw Agates, Updated
October 2019
-- West Virgina: Agate
from Lewisburg, Updated October 2013
-- Wisconsin: Nolte
Agates, Updated July 2016
Agates of Europe: & Asia (including Russia)
-- England: Mendip
Hills(Dulcote)
Agate from England Updated November 2015
-- Russia: Nepa
River Agates from Siberia Updated April 2013
-- Russia: Golutvin
Agates from Moscow Region Updated July 2016
-- Tajikstan: Adrasman
Agates Updated July 2019
Agates of Latin
& South America:
-- Agates of Gautemala,
Updated May 2023
-- Orellanite
(Crater/Red
Fox) Agates from Argentina Updated July
2012
-- "Puma"
Agates
from Argentina Updated November 2015
-- Snow
Agates
from Argentina Updated July 2012
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