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Other Collections

Natural History Museum of Vienna

The oldest, and one of the largest collections of meteorites in the world is housed in Vienna. Several Canadian meteorite specimens were spotted by my brother, Paul, on a trip to Vienna on Sept 30 2023. Used with permission of the Naturhistorisches Museum Wien.

Beaver Creek was an early witnessed Canadian fall in 1893. Two large stones (12kg and 2.3kg) were recovered. The main stone was found in a deep angled hole.

Beaver Creek

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Thurlow

This iron meteorite was found in Ontario in1888.

Naturhistorisches Museum Wien

University of New Mexico - Albuquerque

On a tour of the UNM Institute of Meteoritics, I spotted several nice Canadian meteorites. Belly River is part of a 7.9 kg H6 chondrite found in Alberta in 1943.

Belly River

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Springwater
Bruderheim
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Used with permission UNM Institute of Meteoritics

UCLA Meteorite Collection

On a visit to UCLA Oct 18 2024, I spotted several Canadian meteorites. This main mass of Kinsella was found in Alberta in1946 while ploughing.

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Photo's by Dave Kenny, used with permission from the University of California - Los Angeles (UCLA). Thanks to Dr. Alan Rubin.

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