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	[MATGLOSS_STONE:GRANITE] [NAME:granite][COLOR:7:0:0][TILE:178] [IGNEOUS_INTRUSIVE]

Granite
Uses
	Masonry; Stone crafting; Construction;
Properties
	Igneous intrusive layer; Material value 1; Melting point 11500 °u (x); Boiling point 14000 °u (m); Ignition point none (m); Solid density 2670; Specific heat 800;
Contains
	All minerals common to igneous intrusive layers; Native silver (veins); Galena (veins); Cassiterite (veins); Bismuthinite (small clusters); Cryolite (small clusters); Rutile (small clusters); Pitchblende (small clusters); Mica (large clusters); Schorl (small clusters); Clear tourmaline (small clusters); Turquoise (small clusters); Indigo tourmaline (small clusters); Blue garnet (small clusters); Green tourmaline (small clusters); Heliodor (small clusters); Red tourmaline (small clusters); Pink tourmaline (small clusters); Red beryl (small clusters); Alexandrite (small clusters); Morganite (small clusters); Violet spessartine (small clusters); Pink garnet (small clusters); Kunzite (small clusters); Honey yellow beryl (small clusters); Golden beryl (small clusters); Yellow spessartine (small clusters); Topaz (small clusters); Clear garnet (small clusters); Goshenite (small clusters); Cat's eye (small clusters); Aquamarine (small clusters); Chrysoberyl (small clusters); Emerald (small clusters);
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Granite is one of the types of stone that forms entire layers. Granite layers are the sole source of bismuthinite and cassiterite. It tends to be one of the more productive of the stone layers.

"Granite" is also the name of the first month of the dwarven calendar, covering early Spring.

Granite quarry
Portal in granite
Granite floor
Granite carving

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-{{Stone_layer|name=Granite|tile=▓|color=7:0:0
-|uses=
-|properties=
-* {{L|Igneous intrusive layer}}
-* {{L|Material value}} 1
-|contains=
-* {{L|Native gold}} (Veins)
-* {{L|Native silver}} (Veins)
-:* {{L|Horn silver}} (Small Clusters)
-* {{L|Galena}} (Veins)
-* {{L|Cassiterite}} (Veins)
-* {{L|Tetrahedrite}} (Veins)
-* {{L|Bismuthinite}} (Small Clusters)
-* Cryolite (Small Clusters)
-* Rutile (Small Clusters)
-* Pyrolusite (Small Clusters)
-* Pitchblende (Small Clusters)
-* Hornblende (Small Clusters)
-* Orthoclase (Large Clusters)
-* Microcline (Large Clusters)
-* Mica (Large Clusters)
-'''Ornamental gems'''
-* Schorl
-* Clear tourmaline{{list|igneous intrusive ornamental gem}}
-'''Semi-precious gems'''
-* Indigo tourmaline
-* Green tourmaline
-* Red tourmaline
-* Blue garnet
-* Pink garnet
-* Pink tourmaline
-* Honey yellow beryl
-* Violet Spessartine
-* Yellow spessartine
-* Kunzite
-* Topaz
-* Clear garnet
-{{list|granite-schist-marble semi-precious-gem}}
-{{list|igneous intrusive semi-precious gem}}
-}}
-'''Granite''' is one of the types of {{L|stone}} that forms entire {{L|stone#Stones forming entire layers |layer}}s.  Granite layers are the sole source of {{L|bismuthinite}} and {{L|cassiterite}}.  It tends to be one of the more productive of the stone layers.
+'''Granite''' is one of the types of [[stone]] that forms entire [[layer]]s.  Granite layers are the sole source of [[bismuthinite]] and [[cassiterite]].  It tends to be one of the more productive of the stone layers.
-"Granite" is also the name of the first month of the dwarven {{L|calendar}}, covering early Spring.
+"Granite" is also the name of the first month of the dwarven [[calendar]], covering early Spring.
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+{{gamedata}}
-{{Category|Stone}}
+{{stones}}
-{{Category|Igneous Intrusive Stone Layers}}

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