Lushi

Lushi
kinesiska :卢氏县?
pinyin: Lúshì xiàn
Spetsglans från Lushi.
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Spetsglans från Lushi.
Typ av område:
Provinsnivå 
 Prefekturnivå 
  Häradsnivå 
   Sockennivå


 Härad
Provins:Henan
(härader i Henan)
Prefektur:Sanmenxia
Position:34°3′0″N 110°59′0″Ö / 34.05000°N 110.98333°Ö / 34.05000; 110.98333
Yta:4 004 km²
Folkmängd:*352 449 (2010)
Befolknings-
täthet:
88 inv./km²
Officiell webbplats
Lushi på kartan över Kina
Lushi

Lushis läge i Kina.

*Källa för folkmängd: http://www.geohive.com/cntry/cn-41.aspx

Lushi, även romaniserat Lushih,[1] är ett härad som lyder under Sanmenxias stad på prefekturnivå i Henan-provinsen i norra Kina.

Orten är känd för sin utvinning av spetsglans.

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Shiny red button/marker widget. Used to mark the location of something such as a tourist attraction.
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Location map of China.

EquiDistantConicProjection : Central parallel :

  • N: 36.0° N

Central meridian :

  • E: 104.0° E

Standard parallels:

  • 1: 30.0° N
  • 2: 42.0° N

Latitudes on the central meridian :

  • top: 57.0° E
  • center: 37° 29′ N
  • bottom: 17.96° N
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Stibnite
Locality: Lushi, Lushi County, Sanmenxia Prefecture, Henan Province, China (Locality at mindat.org)
Size: 16.8 x 5.4 x 5.4 cm.
This Chinese stibnite is NOT from Wuling, like all the others around today, but from the older mining district - and the appearance of the crystals is accordingly different as well - not just the chunky thickness, but the gunmetal surface luster (like Romanian ones) that some prefer to the mirror-metallic look of the abundant ones from Wuling. These big, fat crystals are terminated. One has a contact on the back side of the termination that you cannot see from the preferred display face, and there are shallow natural contacts on the smaller crystals on the front side where they grew against other crystals. The small crystals on the back side are not complete, but what is important is that you have this wonderful display side with the crystals so beautifully arranged in relation to one another, and little damage per se. It is a most impressive piece, for sheer size and robustness. Old style, too, quite different than what you would obtain at a show today from China. From a private collection.