Astronomy:Meteorite fall

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Short description: Collected meteorite whose fall was observed
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A meteorite fall, also called an observed fall, is a meteorite collected after its fall from outer space, that was observed by people or automated devices. Any other meteorite is called a "find".[1][2] As of January 2026, the Meteoritical Bulletin Database listed 1,270 observed falls of approved meteorites, most of which have specimens in modern collections.[3]

Significance

Observed meteorite falls are of societal and scientific importance for several reasons:

  • In the most energetic of events, falls are observed by many human observers, and can co-occur with dramatic consequences as seen during the Chelyabinsk meteor event, in which 1,491 people were injured seriously enough to seek medical treatment (most injured from broken glass from the shockwave; no fatalities).[4][5]
  • Material from observed falls has not been subjected to terrestrial weathering, making the find an ideal candidate for scientific study into the dynamics of dust and small-body formation and understanding the history of solar system formation.
  • Historically, observed falls were the most compelling evidence supporting the extraterrestrial origin of meteorites.[6]
  • A robust subculture of meteorite hunters has developed along with an associated market for meteorite minerals.[7]
  • Observed fall discoveries are currently the best data source to understand the types of meteorites which fall to Earth. For example, iron meteorites take much longer to weather and are easier to identify as unusual objects, as compared to other types. This may explain the increased proportion of iron meteorites among finds (6.7%), over that among observed falls (4.4%).[3] There is also detailed statistics on falls such as based on meteorite classification.

Largest falls

While most confirmed falls involve masses between less than one kg to several kg, some reach 100 kg or more. A few have fragments that total even more than one metric ton. The six largest falls are listed below and five (except the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteorite) occurred during the 20th century. Presumably, events of such magnitude may happen a few times per century (often in remote areas) and have typically gone unreported.

For comparison, the largest finds (not corresponding to an observed fall) are the 60-ton Hoba meteorite, a 30.8-ton fragment (Gancedo) and a 28.8-ton fragment (El Chaco) of the Campo del Cielo, and a 30.9-ton fragment (Ahnighito) of the Cape York meteorite.

Meteorite name Total mass in

tonnes (1,000 kg)

Fall observation
date
Country State, province,
or region
Classification Ref
Sikhote-Alin 23 1947-02-12 Russia Primorye IIAB iron [8]
Jilin 4 1976-03-08 China Jilin H5 [9]
Allende 2 1969-02-08 Mexico Chihuahua CV3 [10]
Kunya-Urgench 1.1 1998-06-20 Turkmenistan Tashauz H5 [11]
Norton County 1.1 1948-02-18 United States Kansas Aubrite [12]
Chelyabinsk 1 2013-02-15 Russia Chelyabinsk LL5 [13]

Observation methods

Era Number
of falls[3]
Average
per year
Pre-1900 400
1900–1949 344 6.9
1950–1959 60 6.0
1960–1969 63 6.3
1970–1979 62 6.2
1980–1989 56 5.6
1990–1999 59 5.9
2000–2009 71 7.1
2010–2019 92 9.2
2020-2025 64 10.7
Total 1,270

Automated devices

Map of all confirmed meteorite falls ever observed by humans (and automated devices) from 861 to 2025 - based on approved meteorites from the Meteoritical Bulletin Database (as of Dec 21st 2025)

In April 1959 the metorite Příbram was the first meteorite whose trajectory was tracked by multiple cameras recording the associated fireball.[14] The Ondřejov Observatory in the Czech Republic captured photos of the fireball using eleven widely spaced cameras.[15] With the help of this stereo recording (through triangulation), Přibram's trajectory could be reconstructed quite accurately, aiding its recovery and also - for the very first time - enabling scientists to trace its pre-impact orbit back to the asteroid belt.[16]

Eleven years later, the fireball from the Lost City meteorite, was recorded with four cameras from the Prairie Meteorite Network operated by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, when it fell in Cherokee County Oklahoma, in January 1970.[17] This was the first time a meteorite was recovered solely on the basis of photographic measurements. In 1977 the meteorite of Innisfree was discovered using photographs taken by the Meteorite Observation and Recovery Program of the National Research Council of Canada.[18][19] The fall of Benešov was recorded in 1991, however the meteorite was only recovered in 2011 after the strewnfield was recalculated and metal detectors were used to search for small fragments.[20]

The meteorite of Ischgl was found by an Austria forest ranger in 1976 and was kept at home by the finder without undergoing any scientific examination until 2008, when it was classified as a meteorite.[21] Upon review of the archived fireball events photographed by the German fireball camera network, it could be determined, in a study published in 2024, that in November 1970 a fireball event observed by 10 different stations was connected to the fall of the later discovered meteorite.[22]

Annual average of observed meteorite falls by decade - since 1790s. Data from Meteoritical Bulletin Database - current as of Dec 20th 2025

Over the last decades fireball networks consisting of dedicated arrays of cameras were put in operation in several countries. As more automated cameras monitor the night sky and track fireballs, the chances of locating meteorites have increased. Statistics for observed falls by decade are listed in the table in this section. It took more than 30 years for the falls of the first 4 meteorites to be recorded by automated devices, the same amount of falls with documented trajectories as in the single year of 2015.

For the period since 2020 the number of meteorite falls reported globally each year has increased to on avererage more than 10 per year, up from about 6 a year in the 1990s. As of December 2025 there are 75 instrumentally observed recovered meteorites, for which also a pre-impact orbit could be determined.[23][24][25][26]

Today, there are several networks of whole sky cameras recording space rock from different directions, thus making it easier to calculate the impact sites of meteorites and increasing the probability of actually finding material after a meteor has been observed.

Statistics show an increase in the number of meteorite falls with instrumentally recorded trajectories.

Among the camera networks are:

Video cameras

Accidental random fireball records documented by video have increased over the past decades and social media now distributes videos so broadly that a much larger share of falls is being captured and documented.[26] The first ever meteor to be filmed by a camera was the Great Daylight Fireball which blazed over the Rocky Mountains in 1972 - however this earth grazer supposedly left earth's atmosphere again, without meteorites impacting the ground.

The first meteorite fall to be documented by video cameras by coincidence was Peekskill meteorite in 1992.[27] The bright fireball visible for more than 40 seconds was recorded by 15 chance eyewitnesses' videocameras from different locations. Peekskill back then was only the fourth meteorite whose prior orbit could be calculated based on the reconstructed trajectory of the fall. The orbits for the previous falls of Přibram (1959), Lost City meteorite (1970) and Innisfree (1977) had been determined based on photographs. Peekskill, however, was the first fall documented by motion-picture footage.

Video cameras have since become widespread with the rise of surveillance or traffic cameras, ski-resort webcams, dashboard and doorbell cameras and smart phones, which have all been used to capture fireballs in connection with recovered meteorites. Among the most spectacular falls observed by numerous cameras is the Chelyabinsk meteor from February 2013.[28]

The fall of the meteorite in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, in February 2020 was captured by dashcams, security cameras and even a camera mounted on a cyclist's helmet. The footage was used by astronomers to triangulate the meteorite's trajectory.[29][30][31]

The fall of the Charlottetown meteorite in 2024 was the first case, where the actual moment of the impact on the ground was recorded with video including audio.[32] The sound of the meteorite shattering upon impact has been described as similar to the sound of breaking ice.[33]

Radar detection

Weather radar has become a useful aid for locating meteorites after observed fireballs because it can detect descending fragments of the meteorite during the dark flight-phase – that is, the phase of a meteorite's descent when its speed has been slowed by atmospheric drag to the point that it no longer emits visible light and the fragments reach terminal velocity.[34]

Radar-derived echoes from falling stones can help determine whether an observed fireball event has produced meteorites large enough to be recovered on the ground. Radar data in combination with weather data can be ued to reconstruct a fall's final trajectory in order to calculate a possible strewn field.[35] This allows people searching for meteorites to focus their search efforts more efficiently than by relying only on traditional methods such as eyewitness accounts, recordings from security cameras and other video sources. Targeted searches have improved the chances to quickly collect minimally weathered specimens that are scientifically valuable for studying the composition and history of their parent bodies.

The fall of the Ash Creek meteorite in February 2009 was the first time when data from weather radar was used to locate meteorites on the ground.[36][37] Among the radar-enabled recoveries of meteorites is also the fall of the Sutter's Mill meteorite.[38] Archived radar data has also been used retrospectively to identify radar signals of falling fragments for earlier meteorite falls such as Worden in 1997 or Indian Butte in 1998.[39]

Most of the radar detections of meteorite falls have occurred in the United States, where the data produced by the NEXRAD system is publicly available online almost in real time and archived since the introduction of the system in the 1990s.[40] As of 2025 there are 32 meteorite falls where evidence of falling debris was found in NEXRAD data.[37] The ARES Division of NASA also publishes possible landing zones of meteorite fragments identified by radar stations across the United States.[41] Among them are also falls outside the United States, such as the Grimsby meteorite,[39] a fall from 2009 in Canada and the Viñales meteorite,[42] a fall from 2019 in Cuba, both of which were within the detection radius of NEXRAD stations.

Astronomical observations before impact

In October 2008, the observation of asteroid 2008 TC3 turned into the first meteorite whose impact had been predicted. The asteroid on a collision course with Earth had been discovered by Richard Kowalski with the automated Catalina Sky Survey telescope at Mount Lemmon Observatory, about 20 hours before it entered the atmosphere and fell in the Nubian Desert in Sudan. The fall of the meteorite could be observed from a distance of 1,400 km by pilots of a KLM passenger plane flying over Chad and a webcam from a beach in Egypt from a distance of 725 km.[43][44] Eyewitnesses on the ground in Wadi Halfa and at "train station number six" (Arabic: al-Maḥaṭṭa Sitta) in northern Sudan at 05:46 am local time observed a meteor and heard explosion sounds.[45][46] Two months after the fall, an expedition organized by the University of Khartoum found the first fragments of the meteorite.[46] The meteorite was named Almahata Sitta - after the train station.[47] Alltogehter 10.5 kg of the meteorite in some 600 fragments could be recovered.[48]

Since the observed fall of the Almahata Sitta meteorite, 10 more asteroids have been added to the list of predicted asteroid impacts on Earth which impacted earth after discovery and orbit calculation that predicted the impact in advance.

Among them are 3 more observed falls, where fragments of the meteorites could be recovered:

Historic records of meteors and meteorites

Meteoric iron

Throughout recorded history, humans have observed meteor showers and fireballs in the sky and occasionally documented these events. Since antiquity there are written records on sporadic meteors from Chinese,[52] Korean,[53] Babylonian,[54] Greek[55] and Roman sources.[56] Due to the distinctive metallurgical properties Meteoric iron was used by cultures worldwide, even before the Iron Age – among them Tutankhamun's meteoric iron dagger, a bronze age arrowhead found in Switzerland and tools made from the Cape York meteorite by Inuit.[57][58][59]

Philological evidence

Philological evidence suggests that in several ancient cultures the word "iron" was used in connection with the sky, reflecting an awareness that rare iron masses could arrive as meteorites. In Mesopotamia the Sumerian term for iron was an-bar, meaning "fire from heaven" and the parallel Hittite term ku-an also conveys a celestial origin.[59] Egyptian terminology points the same way: The compound expression bia-en-pet that first appeared in the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt (13th century BCE) combines the terms for "thunderbolt" and "heaven" and in the meaning for "iron of the sky" was used for iron in general – suggesting an explicit recognition of meteoritic iron. Similar ideas appear in Semitic languages, where Hebrew parzil and Akkadian barzillu derive from barzu-ili "metal of god/of heaven" and the association persists into modern Georgian, where a meteorite is called tsis-natckhi "fragment of heaven".[59]

Meteorite of Aegospotami

The meteorite of Aegospotami might be the earliest case of a meteorite fall, where in surviving literature an observed fall is directly linked to a recovered mass. Writing about this meteorite, the ancient greek natural philosopher Diogenes of Apollonia - living in the 5th century BCE - is also credited as the first author to argue meteorites have an extraterrestrial origin. According to writings recorded by doxographer Aetius he established:[60]

"In addition to the visible stars, invisible stones also wander through the heavens, having no name. They frequently fall on Earth and their fire gets extinguished, like the stony star which fell in flames at Aegospotami."[61]

Ancient writers including Aristotle, Pliny the Elder and Plutarch reported that a large stone fell at Aegospotami on the Gallipoli Peninsula in the second year of the 78th Olympiad – corresponding to the year 466 BCE. The meteorite was described as brown in colour and the size of a wagon load and according to Plutarch was displayed and worshipped by the inhabitants of the Gallipoli Peninsula for several hundred years, until at least the first century AD.[62]

The object itself did not survive for modern study but the event - although unconfirmed - has been treated as plausible report of a meteorite fall.[63] The name of Diogenes of Apollonia lives on in the meteorite world, since Gustav Tschermak in 1885 proposed the name Diogenite for an abundant type of Achondrite "after Diogenes of Apollonia, who was the first to express clear ideas about the cosmic origin and the siderial nature of meteorites."[64]

The fact that Diogenes' hypothesis about the extraterrestrial origin of meteorites was given minimal further attention and it took more than two millennia for his solution to gain scientific acceptance is also due to Aristotle.[65] Aristotle about a century after Diogenes of Apollonia proposed a different account, treating the phenomenon as atmospheric; in his Meteorologica he discusses the Aegospotami stone in connection with a bright comet and suggests winds related to the comet carried the stone and dropped it later. In 2010 a computer model showed, that the comet described by Aristotle coincides with the retrodicted appearance of Halley's Comet in the summer of 466 BCE.[66][67]

Aristotle's work - in which he also proposed that interplanetary space was devoid of solid matter - exerted a strong influence well beyond antiquity and his ideas were adopted by scholars in the Middle Ages and the early modern period. As a result, even in the 18th century most western scholars remained convinced that meteorites did not originate from outer space. Instead, they were often explained as stones thrown into the air by volcanic eruptions or lightning strikes and then falling back to the ground, or as products formed within the atmosphere through the action of lightning.

Beginning of scientific meteorite research

Around the turn of the 18th to the 19th century, a series of insights and publications, events and investigations laid the foundation for the scientific study of stones that fall from the sky. It was between 1794 and 1804 towards the ending Age of Enlightenment, when the debate shifted from anecdote and skepticism to treating meteorites as objects of empirical study, and meteoritics began to develop into a serious scientific discipline. Within ten years, four major scientific advances paved the way for broad acceptance. By 1804, most scholars accepted that meteorites are of extraterrestrial origin.[68]

Ernst Chladni's book on the origin of iron masses

In April 1794, the German natural scientist Ernst Chladni published his book "On the Origin of the Pallas Iron and Other Similar Iron Masses, and on Some Associated Natural Phenomena". With his book Chladni was the first in modern Western thought to publish the then audacious idea that meteorites are rocks from space, making the book a major turning point in the understanding of meteorites. Challenging the prevailing terrestrial explanations and the widespread skepticism of his time, he proposed a coherent hypothesis that linked reported falls of stones and irons to bright fireballs and argued that these objects originated in cosmic space rather than on earth.[69] By reframing "stones from the sky" as a legitimate natural phenomenon worth investigating, it helped kick-start modern meteoritics and paved the way for later acceptance through systematic studies and well-documented falls. Chladni is therefore sometimes considered as the father of meteoritics.[70]

After a conversation with Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who had witnessed a fireball in 1791, Ernst Chladni started searching the literature for eyewitness accounts of fireballs and rocks from the sky. He spent several weeks in the Göttingen State and University Library – which was considered one of the leading research libraries in Germany at the time – and studied reports of 18 observed meteorite falls from various countries and dating from antiquity to the 18th century.[71][72] Chladni compiled what he considered the most reliable eyewitness reports and the striking consistency among these accounts convinced him that the witnesses were describing a real physical phenomenon.[71]

The three most prominent records of observed falls studied by Chladni were the meteorites of Eichstädt (1785), Tabor (1753) and Hraschina (1751). For information on these three falls, Chladni quoted extensively from a paper "On Some Stones Allegedly Fallen from Heaven" published in 1790 by Austrian mineralogist Andreas Stütz. He compared them to the accounts of observed falls from Ensisheim (1492), Pleskowitz (1723), Nicorps (1750), Albareto (1766), Lucé (1768) and Aire-sur-la-Lys (1769). All of these meteorites are still considered observed falls today, although not all of these meteorites are still preserved.

Observation of falls and systematic field investigations

Meteorite of Siena

The publication of Chladnis book at Easter 1794 happened only six weeks before the well observed and documented meteorite fall of Siena in Italy. The Siena meteorite shower of 16 June 1794 was the first in modern times to occur in the vicinity of a major European city, which at the time had a population of nearly 30,000. Hence the meteorite fall was witnessed by so many people that its authenticity was difficult to dismiss.[73] The observed fall sparked a lively controversy involving more than half a dozen scientists.

Meteorite of L'Aigle

A decisive turning point came with the meteorite fall of L'Aigle in France in 1803 and the documentation of this event by Jean-Baptiste Biot for the French scientific establishment; his systematic collection of testimony, mapping of the strewn field, and material comparisons helped convince much of the European scientific community that meteorites are real extraterrestrial falls.

Chemical analysis of meteorites

Another step forward into the future of meteoritics was the laboratory work of British chemist Edward Charles Howard and French mineralogist Jacques Louis, Comte de Bournon.[74] They carried out analyses of samples of recently observed falls of Benares, Siena, Wold Cottage and Tabor together with samples from iron finds of Campo del Cielo, Krasnojarsk, Siratik and Steinbach. They published their results in 1801 and in an extended version in 1802 showing that - unlike ordinary terrestrial rocks - all the examined meteorites contained nickel, which is extremely rare in the Earth's crust and therefore implying a distinct class of materials.[75]

Discovery of asteroids

The telescopic discovery of the first asteroids Ceres by Giuseppe Piazzi in 1801,[76] Pallas by Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers in 1802[77] and Juno by Karl Ludwig Harding in 1804[78] revealed that the region between Mars and Jupiter contains small, planet-like bodies, from which rocky and metallic material could be delivered to Earth, providing a plausible extraterrestrial source for meteorites.

List of meteorite falls

Historic falls (861 – 1794)

Map of historic meteorite falls from Europe, Japan and India - shown are all 40 historically accepted observed meteorite falls before April 1794.

The table below lists all 40 historically accepted observed meteorite falls before April 1794, when Chladni published his book marking the beginning of meteoritics as a modern scientific field.

The table is based on the classification of the Meteoritical Bulletin Database maintained by the Meteoritical Society, however - unlike the meteorites of Nōgata, Ensisheim or Hraschina - not all are well-documented and only half of the listed meteorites are preserved to date.

Meteorite name Meteorite link Fall observation date Country State, province, or region Classification Mass Preserved Meteoritical
Bulletin(s)[3]
Nogata Nogata 0861-05-19 Japan Kyūshū L6 0.472 472 g


yes[79] [80]
Narni 0921 Italy Umbria Stone-uncl 0 —


no[81] [82]
Rivolta de Bassi 1491-03-22 Italy Lombardy Stone-uncl 0.103 103.3 g


no[83] [84]
Ensisheim Ensisheim 1492-11-07 France Alsace LL6 127 127 kg


yes[85] [86]
Valdinoce 1496-01-26 26 or 28 Jan 1496 Italy Emilia-Romagna Stone-uncl 0 —


no[83] [87]
Oliva-Gandia 1520-05-26 Spain Valencian Community Stone-uncl 0 —


no[88] [89]
Castrovillari 1583-01-09 Italy Calabria Stone-uncl 15 15 kg


no[83] [90]
Jalandhar Jalandhar 1621-04-10 India Punjab Iron 1.967 1967 g


yes[91] [92]
Stretchleigh 1623-01-10 United Kingdom England Stone-uncl 10.4 10.4 kg


no[93] [94]
Hatford 1628-04-09 United Kingdom England Stone-uncl 29 29 kg


no[93] [95]
Minamino 1632-09-27 Japan Chūbu L 1.04 1040 g


yes[96] 56[97]
Sagan 1636-03-06 Poland Zielona Góra Stone-uncl 0 —


no[98] [99]
Mount Vaisi 1637-11-29 France Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Stone-uncl 17 17 kg


no[100] [101]
Stolzenau 1647-08 Germany Niedersachsen Stone-uncl 0 —


no[102] [103]
Fünen 1654-03-30 Denmark Fyn Stone-uncl 0 —


no[104] [105]
Novy-Ergi 1662-12-10 Russia Novgorod Oblast Stone-uncl 0 —


no[106] [106]
Ortenau 1671-02-27 Germany Baden-Württemberg Stone-uncl 4.5 4.5 kg


no[102] [107]
Sasagase 1688-02-13 Japan Chūbu H 0.695 695 g


yes[108] 8[109]
Vago 1688-06-21 Italy Veneto H6 0.04 40 g


yes[100] [110]
Barcelona (stone) 1704-12-25 Spain Catalunya L6 0.085 83.5 g


yes[111] 108[112]
Schellin 1715-04-11 Poland Szczecin L 7 7 kg


yes[113] [114]
Ploschkovitz 1723-06-22 Czech Republic Ústí nad Labem Region L5 0.03 39 g


yes[115] [116]
Rasgrad 1740-10-25 Bulgaria Razgrad Stone-uncl 24.7 24.7 kg


no[117] [118]
Ogi Ogi 1741-06-08 Japan Kyūshū H6 14.36 14.36 kg


yes[119] [120]
Nicorps 1750-10-11 France Lower Normandy Stone-uncl 0 —


no[100] [121]
Hraschina Hraschina 1751-05-26 Croatia IID iron 49 49 kg


yes[122] [123]
Tabor 1753-07-03 Czech Republic South Bohemian Region H5 7.54 7.54 kg


yes[122] 33[124]
Luponnas 1753-09-07 France Rhône-Alpes H3-5 14 14 kg


yes[125] [126]
Albareto Albareto 1766-07 Italy Emilia-Romagna L/LL4 2 2 kg


yes[127] [128]
Lucé 1768-09-13 France Pays de la Loire L6 3.5 3.5 kg


yes[129] [130]
Mauerkirchen 1768-11-20 Austria Oberosterreich L6 19 19 kg


yes[122] 108[131]
Aire-sur-la-Lys 1769 1769 Autumn France Nord-Pas-de-Calais unknown 6.8 6.8 kg


no[132] [132]
Sena 1773-11-17 Spain Aragon H4 4 4 kg


yes[133] [134]
Owrucz 1775 1775 or 1776 Ukraine Zhytomyr OC 0 —


no[135] [136]
Rodach 1775-09-19 Germany Bavaria Stone-uncl 2.9 2.9 kg


no[137] [138]
Pettiswood 1779 Ireland Leinster Stone-uncl 0 —


no[139] [140]
Eichstädt 1785-02-19 Germany Bavaria H5 3 3 kg


yes[122] [141]
Kharkov 1787-10-12 Ukraine Sumy L6 1.5 1500 g


yes[142] [143]
Barbotan 1790-07-24 France Aquitaine H5 6.4 6.4 kg


yes[144] [145]
Castel Berardenga 1791-05-17 Italy Toscana Stone-uncl 0 —


no[83] [146]

Recent falls (1959 – 2025)

As of Janurary 2026, there have been 473 approved meteorites with observed falls found since the beginning of 1959. The year 1959 marks the beginning of the era of instrumentally observed meteorite falls, with the meteorite of Přibram being the first. Before that, meteorite falls could only be observed by human eyes (and ears).

Meteorite name (location) Meteorite link Fall observation date Country State, province, or region Classification Instrumentally observed -
orbital data
Meteoritical
Bulletin(s)[3]
Okulovka 2025-10-27 Russia Novgorodskaya LL6 Yes[147] 114[148]
McDonough McDonough 2025-06-26 USA Georgia L6 No 114[149]
Maoming 2025-05-28 China Guangdong L6 No 114[150]
Bordj Rhoraffa 2025-05-20 Algeria El Oued L6 No 114[151]
Drelów 2025-02-18 Poland Biala Podlaska L6 No 114[152]
Smalyavichy 2024-12-25 Belarus Minsk H6 No 114[153]
Amo 2024-12-10 USA Indiana L5 No 114[154]
Haag 2024-10-24 Austria Niederösterreich LL4-6 Yes[155] 114[156]
Scalea 2024-09-11 Italy Calabria L5 No 114[157]
Nqweba 2024-08-25 South Africa Eastern Cape Howardite No 114[158]
Charlottetown Charlottetown 2024-07-25 Canada Prince Edward Island H5 No 113[159]
Ait Saoun 2024-06-18 Morocco Zagora EH3 No 113[160]
Black Silver Mine 2024-04-16 USA Arizona CK6 No 114[161]
Takapō 2024-03-13 New Zealand Canterbury L5 No 113[162]
Ribbeck 2024 BX1 2024-01-21 Germany Brandenburg Aubrite Yes[163] 113[164]
La Posa Plain 2023-12-28 USA Arizona LL3-6 Yes[165] 113[165]
Raja 2023-12-23 Oman Al Wusta EH3 Yes[166] 113[166]
Boorama 2023-12-06 Somalia Awdal CO3 No 113[167]
Boutel Fil 2023-07-08 Chad Chari-Baguirmi LL6 No 112[168]
Titusville 2023-05-08 USA New Jersey H6 No 114[169]
Elmshorn 2023-04-25 Germany Schleswig-Holstein H3-6 No 112[170]
El Menia 2023-03-11 Algeria Ghardaia L5 No 112[171]
Oued el Kechbi 2023-03-03 Morocco L4 No 112[172]
El Sauz 2023-02-15 USA Texas L6 No 112[173]
Matera 2023-02-14 Italy Basilicata H5 No 113[174]
Saint-Pierre-le-Viger 2023 CX1 2023-02-13 France Normandy L5-6 Yes[175] 112[50]
Kopargaon 2023-01-24 India Maharashtra LL5 No 112[176]
Mvskoke Merkv 2023-01-20 USA Oklahoma L6 No 113[177]
Tanxi 2022-12-15 China Zhejiang H6 No 112[178]
Menisa 2022-10 Canada Alberta L6 No 112[179]
Junction City 2022-09-26 USA Georgia L5 No 113[180]
Rantila 2022-08-17 India Gujarat Aubrite No 112[181]
Great Salt Lake 2022-08-13 USA Utah H5 No 111[182]
Estreito 2022-07-25 Brazil Bahia H4-6 No 114[183]
Longde 2022-07-10 China Ningxia L5 No 111[184]
Portelândia 2022-07-07 Brazil Goias L5 No 114[185]
Pusté Úlany 2022-06-25 Slovakia Zapadoslovensky H5 Yes[186] 113[187]
Ponggo 2022-05-20 Philippines Cagayan Valley H3-5 No 111[188]
Cranfield 2022-04-27 USA Mississippi H3-5 No 111[189]
Al-Khadhaf 2022-03-08 Oman Zufar H5-6 Yes[190] 112[191]
Loro 2021-12-14 Uganda Oyam L6 No 112[192]
Tiglit 2021-12-09 Morocco Assa-Zag Aubrite No 111[193]
Golden 2021-10-04 Canada British Columbia L/LL5 Yes[194] 111[195]
Msied 2021-09-16 Morocco Tan-Tan H4-6 No 111[196]
Taghzout 2021-08-06 Morocco Al Hoceima H5 Yes[197] 113[198]
Antonin 2021-07-15 Poland Kalisz L4-5 Yes[199] 111[200]
Ramon de las Yaguas 2021-07-10 Cuba Santiago de Cuba L6 No 115[201]
Winchcombe Winchcombe 2021-02-28 United Kingdom England CM2 Yes[202] 110[168]
Punggur 2021-01-28 Indonesia Lampung H7-melt breccia No 110[168]
Traspena 2021-01-18 Spain Galicia L5 Yes[203] 111[204]
Qiquanhu 2021-01-15 China Xinjiang Eucrite No 111[205]
Kindberg 2020-11-19 Austria Steiermark L6 Yes[186] 110[206]
Djadjarm 2020-11-04 Iran Khorasan L6 No 110[168]
Tarda 2020-08-25 Morocco C2 (ungrouped) No 109[207]
Santa Filomena 2020-08-19 Brazil Pernambuco H5-6 Yes[208] 109[207]
Kolang 2020-08-01 Indonesia Sumatera Utara CM1/2 No 109[207]
Narashino 2020-07-02 Japan Kanto H5 Yes[209] 109[207]
Madura Cave 2020-06-19 Australia Western Australia L5 Yes[210] 110[168]
Tiros 2020-05-08 Brazil Minas Gerais Howardite No 109[207]
Gatuto 2020-04-24 Kenya Central Province L6 No 109[207]
Tihigrin 2020-04 Mali Gao L4 No 110[168]
Novo Mesto 2020-02-28 Slovenia L5 Yes[30] 109[207]
Zhob 2020-01-09 Pakistan Baluchistan H3-4 No 109[207]
Cavezzo 2020-01-01 Italy Emilia-Romagna L5-an Yes[211] 109[207]
Puli Ilkaringuru 2019-11-18 Australia Western Australia H5 Yes[212] 112[212]
Flensburg 2019-09-12 Germany Schleswig-Holstein C1 (ungrouped) Yes[213] 109[207]
Al Farciya 2019-08-20 Western Sahara L6 No 109[207]
Taqtaq-e Rasoul 2019-08-10 Iran Bakhtaran H5 No 108[214]
Mahadeva 2019-07-12 India Bihar H5 No 109[207]
Wad Lahteyba 2019-06-27 Western Sahara H5 No 109[207]
Arpu Kuilpu 2019-06-02 Australia South Australia H5 Yes[215] 110[168]
Oued Sfayat 2019-05-16 Algeria Tindouf H5 No 108[214]
Aguas Zarcas 2019-04-25 Costa Rica Alajuela CM2 Yes[216] 108[214]
Viñales Viñales 2019-02-01 Cuba Pinar del Rio L6 Yes[217] 108[214]
Mhabes el Hamra 2018-12-23 Mauritania Tiris Zemmour H4/5 No 108[214]
Ksar El Goraane 2018-10-28 Morocco Drâa-Tafilalet H5 No 108[214]
Komaki 2018-09-26 Japan Chubu L6 No 108[214]
Gueltat Zemmour 2018-08-21 Western Sahara L4 No 107[218]
Benenitra 2018-07-27 Madagascar Toliara L6 No 108[214]
Glendale 2018-07-26 USA Arizona L6 No 110[219]
Renchen 2018-07-10 Germany Baden-Württemberg L5-6 Yes[186] 107[218]
Ozerki 2018-06-18 Russia Lipetsk Oblast L6 Yes[220] 107[218]
Motopi Pan 2018 LA 2018-06-02 Botswana Ghanzi Howardite Yes[221] 110[168]
Mangui 2018-06-01 China Yunnan L6 No 107[218]
Aba Panu 2018-04-19 Nigeria Oyo L3 No 107[218]
Ablaketka 2018-02-16 Kazakhstan East Kazakhstan H5 No 107[218]
Hamburg 2018-01-16 USA Michigan H4 Yes[222] 107[218]
Matarka 2018-01-05 Morocco Eastern L6 No 109[207]
Shidian 2017-11-27 China Yunnan CM2 No 108[214]
Kheneg Ljouâd 2017-07-12 Morocco Guelmim-Es Semara LL5/6 No 106[223]
Serra Pelada 2017-06-29 Brazil Pará Eucrite No 106[223]
San Pedro de Urabá 2017-06-16 Colombia Antioquia L6 No 107[218]
Mukundpura 2017-06-06 India Rajasthan CM2 No 107[218]
Natun Balijan 2017-06-05 India Assam L4 No 108[214]
Tres Irmaos 2017-05-26 Brazil Bahia L6 No 106[223]
Broek in Waterland 2017-01-11 Netherlands Noord-Holland L6 No 106[223]
Aiquile 2016-11-20 Bolivia Cochabamba H5 No 106[223]
Oudiyat Sbaa 2016-11-18 Western Sahara EH5 No 106[223]
Dingle Dell Dingle Dell 2016-10-31 Australia Western Australia LL6 Yes[224] 106[223]
Mazichuan 2016-09-16 China Shaanxi Diogenite No 107[218]
Banma 2016-08-24 China Qinghai L5 No 105[225]
Dishchii'bikoh 2016-06-02 USA Arizona LL7 Yes[226] 106[223]
Hradec Králové 2016-05-17 Czech Republic Hradec Králové Region LL5 Yes[186] 106[223]
Degtevo 2016-03-20 Russia Rostov Oblast H5 No 106[223]
Stubenberg 2016-03-06 Germany Bayern LL6 Yes[186] 105[225]
Mount Blanco 2016-02-18 USA Texas L5 No 105[225]
Ejby 2016-02-06 Denmark Hovedstaden H5/6 Yes[227] 105[225]
Osceola 2016-01-24 USA Florida L6 Yes[228] 105[225] 
Murrili 2015-11-27 Australia South Australia H5 Yes[229] 105[225] 
Kamargaon 2015-11-13 India Assam L6 No 105[225] 
Creston 2015-10-23 USA California L6 Yes[230] 104[231] 
Sariçiçek 2015-09-02 Turkey Bingöl Howardite Yes[232] 105[225] 
Moshampa 2015-07-30 Iran Zanjan LL5 No 105[225] 
Sidi Ali Ou Azza 2015-07-28 Morocco Guelmim-Es-Semara L4 No 105[225] 
Botohilitano 2015-07-20 Indonesia Sumatera Utara LL5 No 111[233]
Famenin 2015-06-27 Iran Hamadan H/L3 No 104[231] 
Porangaba 2015-01-09 Brazil São Paulo L4 Yes[234] 104[231] 
Žd'ár nad Sázavou 2014-12-09 Czech Republic Vysočina Region L3 Yes[235] 104[231] 
Tinajdad 2014-09-14 Morocco Centre-South H5 No 103[236] 
Andila 2014-08-21 Chad Ouaddai L6 No 107[218] 
Tirhert 2014-08-14 Morocco Guelmim-Es Semara Eucrite (unbrecciated) No 103[236] 
Annama 2014-04-19 Russia Murmansk Oblast H5 Yes[237] 104[231] 
Jinju 2014-03-09 South Korea South Gyeongsang Province H5 No 103[236] 
Kuresoi 2014-02-27 Kenya Rift Valley L6 No 103[236] 
Parauapebas 2013-12-09 Brazil Pará H4-5 No 107[218] 
Mahbas Arraid 2013-12-09 Western Sahara Guelmim-Es Semara LL6 No 107[218] 
Vicência 2013-09-21 Brazil Pernambuco LL3.2 No 103[236] 
Aouinet Legraa 2013-07-17 Algeria Tindouf Eucrite (unbrecciated) No 105[225] 
Braunschweig Braunschweig 2013-04-23 Germany Lower Saxony L6 No 102[238]
Wolcott 2013-04-19 USA Connecticut L5 No 103[236] 
Chelyabinsk Chelyabinsk 2013-02-15 Russia Chelyabinsk LL5 Yes[239] 102[238] 
Mreïra 2012-12-16 Mauritania Tiris Zemmour L6 No 102[238] 
Addison 2012-10-30 USA Alabama H4 No 113[240]
Izarzar 2012-10-23 Morocco South H5 No 104[231]
Novato Novato 2012-10-17 USA California L6 Yes[241] 103[236]
Battle Mountain Battle Mountain 2012-08-22 USA Nevada L6 No 101[242]
Jalangi 2012-07-08 India West Bengal L5/6 No 108[214]
Katol Katol[243] 2012-05-22 India Maharashtra L6 No 102[238]
Ladkee 2012-05-04 Pakistan Sind H6 No 102[238]
Sutter's Mill Sutter's Mill 2012-04-22 USA California C Yes[38] 100[244]
Oslo 2012-03-09 Norway H3-6 No 109[207]
Xining 2012-02-11 China Qinghai L5 No 102[238]
Thika 2011-09-26 Kenya Central Province L6 No 100[244]
Boumdeid (2011) 2011-09-14 Mauritania Assaba L6 No 102[238]
Tissint Tissint 2011-07-18 Morocco South Martian (shergottite) No 100[244]
Draveil 2011-07-13 France Île-de-France H5 No 102[238]
Sołtmany Sołtmany 2011-04-30 Poland Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship L6 No 100[244]
Orconuma Orconuma 2011-03-07 Philippines Southern Tagalog H3-4 No 110[245]
Križevci 2011-02-04 Croatia H6 Yes[246] 103[236]
Huaxi 2010-07-13 China Guizhou H5 No 100[244]
Trâpeăng Rônoăs 2010-07-04 Cambodia Kampong Speu province H4 No 104[231]
Varre-Sai Varre-Sai 2010-06-19 Brazil Rio de Janeiro L5 No 99[247]
Mifflin Mifflin 2010-04-14 USA Wisconsin L5 No 99[247]
Mason Gully Mason Gully 2010-04-13 Australia Western Australia H5 Yes[248] 99[247]
Košice 2010-02-28 Slovakia Košice Region H5 Yes[249] 100[244]
Lorton 2010-01-18 USA Virginia L6 No 99[247]
Grimsby 2009-09-26 Canada Ontario H5 Yes[250] 97[251]
Whetstone Mountains 2009-06-23 United States Arizona H5 No 99[252]
Karimati 2009-05-28 India Uttar Pradesh L5 No 107[253]
Jesenice 2009-04-09 Slovenia Upper Carniola L6 Yes[254] 98[255]
Cartersville 2009-03-01 USA Georgia L5 No 104[256]
Nkayi 2009-03-01 Zimbabwe Matabeleland North L6 No 104[257]
Ash Creek 2009-02-15 United States Texas L6 No 96[258]
Maribo 2009-01-17 Denmark Storstrom CM2 Yes[259] 96[260]
Tamdakht Tamdakht 2008-12-20 Morocco South H5 No 95[261]
Buzzard Coulee Buzzard Coulee 2008-11-20 Canada Saskatchewan H4 Yes[262] 95[263]
Almahata Sitta Almahata Sitta 2008-10-07 Sudan River Nile State Ureilite-anomalous Yes[264] 96[47]
Sulagiri Sulagiri 2008-09-12 India Tamil Nadu LL6 No 96[265]
Pleşcoi 2008-06-12 Romania Buzau L5-6 No 98[266]
Xinglongquan 2008-04-12 China Hebei L3 No 104[267]
Berduc 2008-04-07 Argentina Entre Ríos L6 No  
Daule 2008-03-23 Ecuador Guayas L5 No  
Kemer 2008-03-03 Turkey Muğla L4 No  
Santa Lucia (2008) 2008-01-23 Argentina San Juan L6 No  
Sokoto 2008-01-10 Nigeria Sokoto IIIAB iron No 107[268]
Carancas Carancas 2007-09-15 Peru Puno H4-5 No  
San Juan de Ocotán 2007-09-12 Mexico Jalisco L5 No 104[269]
Red Canyon Lake 2007-08-11 United States California H5 No  
Bunburra Rockhole Bunburra Rockhole 2007-07-21 Australia South Australia Eucrite Yes[270] 95[271]
Cali 2007-07-06 Colombia Valle del Cauca H/L4 Yes[272] 93[273]
Chergach Chergach 2007-07-02 Mali Gao H5 No 94[274]
Puerto Lápice 2007-05-10 Spain Castilla–La Mancha Eucrite (brecciated) No  
Khane Zenian 2007-03-09 Iran Fars H3 No 113[275]
Mahadevpur 2007-02-21 India Arunachal Pradesh H4/5 No  
Didim 2007-02-01 Turkey Aydın H3-5 No  
Demsa 2006-10-31 Nigeria Adamawa H6 No 103[276]
Bassikounou 2006-10-16 Mauritania Hodh ech Chargui H5 No  
Kavarpura 2006-08-29 India Rajasthan IIE iron (anomalous) No  
Jodiya 2006-07-31 India Gujarat L5 No  
Moss Moss 2006-07-14 Norway Ostfold Østfold CO3.6 No  
Werdama 2006-05-21 Libya Al-Jabal Al-Akhdar H5 No  
Benguerir 2004-11-22 Morocco Tensift LL6 No  
Orlando 2004-11-08 United States Florida Eucrite No  
Kaprada 2004-10-29 India Gujarat L5/6 No  
Berthoud 2004-10-05 United States Colorado Eucrite-mmict No  
Maigatari-Danduma 2004-08-01 Niger Zinder H5/6 No  
Auckland 2004-06-12 New Zealand Auckland L5 No 109[277]
Villalbeto de la Peña 2004-01-04 Spain Castile and León L6 Yes[278] 88[279]
Kasauli 2003-11-02 India Uttar Pradesh H4 No  
Ouadangou 2003-11 Burkina Faso Gnagna L5 No 102[280]
Oum Dreyga 2003-10-16 Western Sahara Rio de Oro H3-5 No  
Kendrapara 2003-09-27 India Orissa H4-5 No  
Boumdeid (2003) 2003-09-24 Mauritania Tagant L6 No 102[281]
New Orleans 2003-09-23 United States Louisiana H5 No  
Hoima 2003-03-30 Uganda Western H6 No  
Park Forest Park Forest 2003-03-26 United States Illinois L5 Yes[282] 87[283]
Kalugalatenna 2003-02-19 Sri Lanka Central L6 No 106[284]
Hiroshima 2003-02-01 Japan Chūgoku H5 No  
Tepetates 2002-09-05 Mexico Durango H5 No 114[285]
Kilabo 2002-07-21 Nigeria Jigawa LL6 No  
Thuathe 2002-07-21 Lesotho Berea H4/5 No  
Maromandia 2002-07-05 Madagascar Mahajanga L6 No  
Dongyang 2003-06 China Zhejiang H5 No 102[286]
Bhawad 2002-06-06 India Rajasthan LL6 No  
Neuschwanstein Neuschwanstein 2002-04-06 Germany Bavaria EL6 Yes[287] 87[288]
San Michele 2002-02-29 Italy Marche L6 No  
Bensour 2002-02-11 Morocco South LL6 No  
Alby sur Chéran 2002-02 France Rhône-Alpes Eucrite-mmict No  
Bukhara 2001-07-09 Uzbekistan Bukhara CV3 No  
Dergaon 2001-03-02 India Assam H5 No  
Devgaon 2001-02-12 India Madhya Pradesh H3.8 No  
Al Zarnkh 2001-02-08 Sudan Kurdufan LL5 No  
Beni M'hira 2001-01-08 Tunisia Tatawin L6 No  
Gasseltepaoua 2000-08-22 Burkina Faso Soum H5 No  
Yafa 2000-07-15 Yemen Abyan H5 No  
Morávka 2000-05-06 Czech Republic Moravian-Silesian Region H5 Yes[289] 85[290]
Tagish Lake Tagish Lake 2000-01-18 Canada British Columbia C2 (ungrouped) Yes[291] 84
Dunbogan 1999-12-14 Australia New South Wales L6 No  
Leighlinbridge Leighlinbridge 1999-11-28 Ireland Leinster L6 No  
Djoumine 1999-10-31 Tunisia Banzart H5-6 No  
Bilanga 1999-10-27 Burkina Faso Gnagna Diogenite No  
Kobe 1999-09-26 Japan Kinki CK4 No  
Katagum 1999-09 Nigeria Bauchi L6 No  
Sabrum 1999-04-30 India Tripura LL6 No  
Ourique Ourique 1998-12-28 Portugal Beja H4 No  
Heyetang 1998-10 China Hunan L3 No 112[292]
Chadong 1998-09-17 China Hunan L6 No  
Dashoguz 1998-09-05 Turkmenistan Tashauz H5 No  
Zag 1998-08-04 or 5 Western Sahara Saguia el-Hamra H3-6 No  
Kitchener 1998-07-12 Canada Ontario L6 No  
Kunya-Urgench 1998-06-20 Turkmenistan Tashauz H5 No  
Portales Valley 1998-06-13 United States New Mexico H6 No  
Indian Butte 1998-06-07 United States Arizona H5 No 102[36]
Monahans (1998) 1998-03-22 United States Texas H5 No  
El Idrissia 1998-03-10 Algeria Djelfa L6 No  
Elbert Elbert 1998-01-11 United States Colorado LL6 No  
Tocache 1998-01-01 Peru San Martin H5 No 108[293]
Vissannapeta 1997-12-13 India Andhra Pradesh Eucrite (cumulate) No  
Worden 1997-09-01 United States Michigan L5 No  
Juancheng 1997-02-15 China Shandong H5 No  
Guangmingshan 1996-12-30 China Liaoning H5 No  
Turtle Lake 1996-10-21 United States Wisconsin L5 No  
Fermo 1996-09-25 Italy Marche H3-5 No  
Piplia Kalan 1996-06-20 India Rajasthan Eucrite-mmict No  
Tsukuba 1996-01-07 Japan Kanto H5-6 No  
Dong Ujimqin Qi 1995-09-07 China Inner Mongolia Mesosiderite No  
Pétèlkolé 1995-04-10 Niger Niamey H5 No  
Silao 1995-03-12 Mexico Guanajuato H5 No  
Neagari 1995-02-18 Japan Chūbu L6 No  
Galkiv 1995-01-12 Ukraine Chernihiv H4 No  
Talampaya 1995 (approx.) Argentina La Rioja Eucrite (cumulate) No  
New Halfa 1994-11-08 Sudan Kassala L4 No  
Lujiang 1994-11-01 China Anhui LL6 No 113[294]
Devri-Khera 1994-10-30 India Madhya Pradesh L6 No  
Lohawat 1994-10-30 India Rajasthan Howardite No  
Coleman 1994-10-20 United States Michigan L6 No  
Baszkówka Baszkówka 1994-08-25 Poland Masovian Voivodeship L5 No  
St-Robert St-Robert 1994-06-14 Canada Quebec H5 No  
El Tigre 1993-12-23 Mexico Michoacan L6 No  
Songyuan 1993-08-15 China Jilin L6 No  
Ban Rong Du 1993-06-13 Thailand Phetchabun Iron (ungrouped) No  
Senboku 1993 Japan Tohoku H6 No  
Mihonoseki 1992-12-10 Japan Chūgoku L6 No  
Peekskill Peekskill 1992-10-09 United States New York H6 Yes[295]  
Mbale 1992-08-14 Uganda Eastern L5/6 No  
Noblesville 1991-08-31 United States Indiana H4-6 No  
Mount Tazerzait 1991-08-21 Niger Agadez L5 No  
Benešov 1991-05-07 Czech Republic Central Bohemian Region H5 Yes[296] 100[297]
Glatton 1991-05-05 United Kingdom England L6 No  
Tahara 1991-03-26 Japan Chūbu H4/5 No  
Campos Sales 1991-01-31 Brazil Ceara L5 No 78
Yanzhuang 1990-10-31 China Guangdong H6 No  
Burnwell Burnwell 1990-09-04 United States Kentucky H4-an No  
Jalanash 1990-08-15 Mongolia Ureilite No  
Magombedze 1990-07-02 Zimbabwe Masvingo H3-5 No  
Sterlitamak 1990-05-17 Russia Bashkortostan IIIAB iron No  
Glanerbrug 1990-04-07 Netherlands Overijssel L/LL5 No  
Quija 1990-03-20 China Jilin H6 No  
Bawku 1989-12-29 Ghana Upper East LL5 No  
Sfax 1989-10-16 Tunisia Safaqis L6 No  
Sivas 1989-09-30 Turkey Yozgat H6 No  
Sixiangkou 1989-08-15 China Jiangsu L5 No  
Uchkuduk 1989-06-21 Uzbekistan Navoi L6 No  
1989-06-14 Burkina Faso Houet L6 No  
Palca de Aparzo 1988-09-14 Argentina Jujuy L5 No  
Ceniceros 1988-08-20 Mexico Durango L3.7 No  
Chela 1988-07-12 Tanzania Shinyanga H4 No  
Torino 1988-05-18 Italy Piemonte H6 No  
Trebbin 1988-03-01 Germany Brandenburg LL6 No  
Chisenga 1988-01-17 Malawi Northern IIIAB iron No  
Laochenzhen 1987-02-23 China Henan H5 No  
Raghunathpura 1986-11-20 India Rajasthan IIAB iron No  
Undulung 1986-09-11 Russia Sakha Republic L4 No  
Wuan 1986-07-31 China Hebei H6 No  
Kokubunji 1986-07-29 Japan Shikoku L6 No  
Lanxi 1986-06-10 China Heilongjiang L6 No  
Sayama 1986-04-29 Japan Kantō CM2 No  
Suizhou 1986-04-15 China Hubei L6 No  
Oued el Hadjar 1986-04 Morocco South LL6 No  
Tianzhang 1986-01-28 China Anhui H5 No  
Salzwedel 1985-11-14 Germany Sachsen-Anhalt LL5 No  
La Criolla 1985-01-06 Argentina Entre Ríos L6 No  
Claxton Claxton 1984-12-10 United States Georgia L6 No 63
Zhaodong 1984-10-25 China Heilongjiang L4 No  
Zaoyang 1984-10-18 China Hubei H5 No  
Binningup 1984-09-30 Australia Western Australia H5 No  
Tomiya 1984-08-22 Japan Tohoku H4/5 No  
Aomori 1984-06-30 Japan Tohoku L6 No  
Nantong 1984-06-15 China Jiangsu H6 No  
Gujba 1984-04-03 Nigeria Yobe CBa No  
Gashua 1984-04 Nigeria Yobe L6 No  
Jumapalo 1984-03-13 Indonesia Jawa Timur L6 No  
Rahimyar Khan 1983-12 Pakistan Punjab L5 No  
Ningqiang 1983-06-25 China Shaanxi C3 (ungrouped) No  
Guangnan 1983-02-07 China Yunnan L6 No  
Maryville 1983-01-28 United States Tennessee L6 No  
Kidairat 1983-01 Sudan Kurdufan H6 No  
Wethersfield (1982) 1982-11-08 United States Connecticut L6 No  
Gujargaon 1982-09-04 India Madhya Pradesh H5 No  
Qidong Qidong 1982-07-02 China Jiangsu L/LL5 No  
Chiang Khan 1981-11-17 Thailand Loei H6 No  
Akyumak 1981-08-02 Turkey Ağrı IVA iron No  
Omolon Omolon 1981-05-16 Russia Magadan Oblast Pallasite, PMG No  
Salem 1981-05-13 United States Oregon L6 No  
Dahmani 1981-05 Tunisia Al Qasrayn LL6 No  
Gursum 1981-02-10 Ethiopia Hararghe H4/5 No  
Machinga 1981-01-22 Malawi Southern L6 No  
Kaidun Kaidun 1980-12-03 Yemen Hadhramaut CR2 No [298]
Richland Springs 1980-09-20 United States Texas OC No  
Mianchi 1980-09-04 China Henan H5 No  
Xi Ujimgin 1980-08-24 China Inner Mongolia L/LL6-an No  
Guangrao 1980-06-21 China Shandong L6 No  
Lunan 1980-04-04 China Yunnan H6 No  
Cilimus 1979-05-07 Indonesia Jawa Barat L5 No  
Jartai 1979-03-15 China Inner Mongolia L6 No  
Nuevo Mercurio 1978-12-15 Mexico Zacatecas H5 No  
Lishui 1978-09-10 China Jiangsu L5 No  
Chitenay 1978-02-21 France Centre-Val de Loire L6 No  
Xingyang 1977-12-01 China Henan H6 No  
Kutais 1977-11-28 Russia Krasnodar Krai H5 No  
El Paso de Aguila 1977-11 Mexico Tamaulipas H5 No  
Bo Xian 1977-10-20 China Anhui LL3.9 No  
Iguaracu 1977-10 Brazil Parana H5 No  
Alta'ameem 1977-08-20 Iraq Kirkuk LL5 No  
Ankazomena 1977-07-30 Madagascar Mahajanga CVox3 No 113[299]
Fuyang 1977-06 China Anhui Stone-uncl No  
Changde 1977-03-11 China Hunan H5 No  
Innisfree 1977-02-05 Canada Alberta L5 Yes[300] 55[301]
Louisville 1977-01-31 United States Kentucky L6 No  
Ruhobobo 1976-10-13 Rwanda Ruhengeri L6 No  
Qingzhen 1976-09-13 China Guizhou EH3 No  
Zhuanghe 1976-08-18 China Liaoning H5 No  
Acapulco Acapulco 1976-08-11 Mexico Guerrero Acapulcoite No  
Sheyang 1976-07-11 China Jiangsu L6 No  
Dunhua 1976-07-09 China Jilin Stone-uncl No  
Junan 1976-05-15 China Shandong L6 No  
Dowa 1976-03-25 Malawi Central Stone-uncl No  
Jilin 1976-03-08 China Jilin H5 No  
Dhajala 1976-01-28 India Gujarat H3.8 No  
Grefsheim 1976-01-25 or 31 Norway Oppland L5 No  
Udaipur 1976 India Rajasthan H3 No  
Tuxtuac 1975-10-16 Mexico Zacatecas LL5 No  
Ningbo 1975-10-04 China Zhejiang IVA iron No  
Ijopega 1975-03-03 Papua New Guinea Eastern Highlands H6 No  
Tambakwatu 1975-02-14 Indonesia Jawa Timur L6 No  
Enshi 1974-12-26 China Hubei H5 No  
Naragh 1974-08-18 Iran Esfahan H6 No  
Mayo Belwa 1974-08-03 Nigeria Adamawa Aubrite No  
Gorlovka 1974-07-17 Ukraine Donetsk H3.7 No 54[302]
Stratford 1974-05-27 United States Connecticut L6 No  
Aioun el Atrouss 1974-04-17 Mauritania Hodh el Gharbi Diogenite-pm No  
Jolomba 1974-02-03 Angola Huambo LL6 No  
Canon City 1973-10-27 United States Colorado H6 No  
Lichtenberg 1973-09-26 South Africa North West H6 No 58[303]
San Juan Capistrano 1973-03-15 United States California H6 No  
Natal 1973 South Africa Stone-uncl No  
Ipiranga 1972-12-27 Brazil Parana H6 No  
Valera 1972-10-15 Venezuela Trujillo L5 No  
Guibga 1972-02-26 Burkina Faso Namentenga L5 No  
Marilia 1971-10-05 Brazil São Paulo H4 No  
Haverö 1971-08-02 Finland Turku Ja Pori Ureilite No  
Shuangyang 1971-05-25 or 26 China Jilin H5 No  
Noventa Vicentina 1971-05-12 Italy Veneto H4 No  
Anlong Anlong 1971-05-02 China Guizhou H5 No  
Kabo 1971-04-25 Nigeria Kano H4 No  
Wethersfield (1971) 1971-04-08 United States Connecticut L6 No  
Tintigny 1971-02 Belgium Luxembourg Eucrite-pmict No 107[304]
Ischgl 1970-11-24 Austria Tirol LL6 Yes[305] 101[306]
Kiffa 1970-10-23 Mauritania Assaba H5 No  
Dwaleni 1970-10-12 Swaziland Shiselweni H4-6 No  
Malakal 1970-08 South Sudan Upper Nile L5 No  
Nejo 1970-05-11 Ethiopia Welega L6 No  
Tillaberi 1970-04 Niger Niamey L6 No  
Dongtai 1970-01-20 China Jiangsu LL6 No  
Ucera 1970-01-16 Venezuela Falcón H5 No  
Lost City 1970-01-03 United States Oklahoma H5 Yes[17]  
Patora 1969-10-20 India Madhya Pradesh H6 No  
Murchison Murchison 1969-09-28 Australia Victoria CM2 No  
Suchy Dul 1969-09-16 Czech Republic Hradec Králové Region L6 No  
Andreevka 1969-08-07 Ukraine Donetsk L3 No 54[307]
Bovedy Bovedy 1969-04-25 United Kingdom Northern Ireland L3 No  
Allende Allende 1969-02-08 Mexico Chihuahua CV3 No  
San Pedro Jacuaro 1968-12-01 Mexico Ocampo LL6 No  
Juromenha 1968-11-14 Portugal Évora IIIAB iron No  
Piancaldoli 1968-08-10 Italy Emilia-Romagna LL3.4 No  
Awere 1968-07-12 Uganda Northern L4 No  
Schenectady 1968-04-12 United States New York H5 No  
Kingai 1967-11-07 Sudan Darfur H6 No  
Tathlith 1967-10-05 Saudi Arabia Asir 'Asir L6 No  
Wiluna 1967-09-02 Australia Western Australia H5 No  
Buritizal 1967-08-14 Brazil São Paulo LL3.2 No 105[308]
Niger (L6) 1967-08-01 Niger L6 No 111[309]
Parambu 1967-07-24 Brazil Ceara LL5 No  
Denver 1967-07 United States Colorado L6 No  
Tugalin-Bulen 1967-02-13 Mongolia Dundgovi H6 No  
Vilna 1967-02-05 Canada Alberta L5 No  
Umm Ruaba 1966-12-27 Sudan Kurdufan L5 No  
Chitado 1966-10-20 Angola Cunene L6 No  
Saint-Séverin 1966-06-27 France Poitou-Charentes LL6 No  
Pavel 1966-02-28 Bulgaria Veliko Tarnov H5 No 36[310]
Seoni 1966-01-16 India Maharashtra H6 No  
Barwell 1965-12-24 United Kingdom England L5 No  
Conquista 1965-12 Brazil Minas Gerais H4 No  
Revelstoke 1965-03-31 Canada British Columbia CI1 No  
Taonan 1965-02-28 China Jilin L5 No  
Granes 1964-11-13 France Languedoc-Roussillon L6 No  
Changxing 1964-10-17 China Zhejiang H5 No 102[311]
Jiange 1964-10-09 China Sichuan H5 No  
Canakkale Çanakkale


1964-07 Turkey Çanakkale L6 No  
Muzaffarpur 1964-04-11 India Bihar IAB complex iron No  
Bulls Run 1964 South Africa Iron (?) No  
Chernyi Bor 1964 Summer Belarus Mogilev H4 No  
Wolamo 1964 (before) Ethiopia Shewa OC No  
Zaisan 1963-12-18 Kazakhstan Semipalatinsk H5 No  
Karatu 1963-09-11 Tanzania Arusha LL6 No  
Usti nad Orlici 1963-06-12 Czech Republic Pardubice Region L6 No  
Ohuma 1963-04-11 Nigeria Benue State L5 No  
Peace River Peace River 1963-03-31 Canada Alberta L6 No  
Hoxie 1963 (before) United States Kansas OC No  
Zagami Zagami 1962-10-03 Nigeria Katsina Martian (shergottite) No  
Bogou 1962-08-14 Burkina Faso (?) Gourma (?) IAB complex iron No  25
São Jose do Rio Preto 1962-08-14 Brazil São Paulo H4 No  
Desuri 1962-07-18 India Rajasthan H6 No  
Ste. Marguerite 1962-06-08 France Nord-Pas-de-Calais H4 No 24
Kiel 1962-04-26 Germany Schleswig-Holstein L6 No  
Dosso 1962-02-19 Niger Dosso L6 No  
Inner Mongolia 1962 China Inner Mongolia L6 No  
Bells 1961-09-09 United States Texas C2 (ungrouped) No  
Ehole 1961-08-31 Angola Cunene H5 No 23
Harleton 1961-05-30 United States Texas L6 No 22
Kayakent 1961-04 Turkey Eskişehir IIIAB iron No 40[312]
Kulak 1961-03-25 Pakistan Baluchistan L5 No 52[313]
Djermaia 1961-02-25 Chad Chari-Baguirmi H3-6 No 30, 88, 112[314]
Ras Tanura 1961-02-23 Saudi Arabia Eastern (a.k.a. Ash Sharqiyah) H6 No 21
Woolgorong 1960-12-20 Australia Western Australia L6 No 33[315]
Millbillillie Millbillillie 1960-10 Australia Western Australia Eucrite-mmict No 51[316]
Gao-Guenie Gao–Guenie 1960-03-05 Burkina Faso Sissili H5 No 39, 57, 83[317]
Bruderheim 1960-03-04 Canada Alberta L6 No 18
Soheria 1960-01-08 India Bihar OC No [318]
St.-Chinian 1959-12-25 France Languedoc-Roussillon L6 No 19
Yardymly Yardymly 1959-11-24 Azerbaijan Yardimli Yardimli District IAB complex iron No 16
Kandahar (Afghanistan) 1959-11 Afghanistan Kandahar L6 No 19
Hamlet 1959-10-13 United States Indiana LL4 No 17
Akwanga 1959-07-02 Nigeria Plateau State H5 No 30
Pribram Příbram 1959-04-07 Czech Republic Central Bohemian Region H5 Yes[319] 15

Falls before automated monitoring (1794 – 1959)

This table lists all meteorites with observed falls since 1794 and before 1959. In April 1794 the German natural scientists Ernst Chladni published his book "On the Origin of the Pallas Iron and Other Similar Iron Masses, and on Some Associated Natural Phenomena". This publication was a turning point in the understanding of meteorites because it argued – against the fashionable skepticism of the time – that the reported falls of stones and irons were real and that meteorites have their origin in cosmic space, linking them to bright fireballs. It was a groundbreaking work in many respects for the further development of scientific views since the late 18th century.

Meteorite name Meteorite link Fall observation date Country State, province, or region Classification Meteoritical
Bulletin(s)[3]
Okabe 1958-11-26 Japan Kanto H5 14
Ramsdorf 1958-07-26 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia L6 13
Al Rais 1957-12-10 Saudi Arabia Al Madinah CR2 27
Raco 1957-11-17 Argentina Tucumán Province H5 21
Ufana 1957-08-05 Tanzania Arusha EL6 10
Essebi 1957-07-28 Congo – Dem. Rep. (former Zaïre) Orientale (former Haut-Zaïre) C2 (ungrouped) 27[320]
Ibitira 1957-06-30 Brazil Minas Gerais Eucrite-mmict 06
Distrito Quebracho 1957-03-13 Argentina Entre Ríos H4 24
San Pedro de Quiles 1956-10 Chile Coquimbo L6 [321]
Breitscheid 1956-08-11 Germany Hessen H5 02
Nadiabondi 1956-07-27 Burkina Faso Gourma H5 07
Hotse 1956-06-26 China Shandong L6 [322]
Centerville 1956-02-29 United States South Dakota H5 26[323]
Sinnai 1956-02-19 Italy Sardinia H6 10
Idutywa 1956-02-01 South Africa Eastern Cape H5 [324]
Paranaiba 1956 Brazil Mato Grosso do Sul L6 [325]
Zvonkov 1955-09-02 Ukraine Kyiv H6 06
Karloowala 1955-07-21 Pakistan Punjab L6  
Messina 1955-07-16 Italy Sicilia L5  
Lahrauli 1955-03-24 India Uttar Pradesh Ureilite  
Sylacauga Sylacauga 1954-11-30 United States Alabama H4  
Ishinga 1954-10-08 Tanzania Mbeya H 10
Arbol Solo Arbol Solo 1954-09-11 Argentina San Luis H5  
Hokmark Hökmark


1954-06-09 Sweden Västerbotten L4 20
Yangchiang 1954-04-12 China Guangdong H5  
Nikolskoe 1954-03-06 Russia Moscow Oblast L4 06
Medanitos 1953-07-14 Argentina Catamarca Eucrite (cumulate) 10
Molteno 1953-04 or May South Africa Eastern Cape Howardite  
Peckelsheim 1953-03-03 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia Diogenite  
Zavetnoe 1952-12-04 Russia Rostov Oblast L6 06
Galim (a) 1952-11-13 Cameroon Adamawa LL6  
Abee Abee 1952-06-10 Canada Alberta EH4  
Min-Fan-Zhun 1952-04-01 China Jiangsu LL6 10
Avanhandava Avanhandava 1952 Brazil São Paulo H4  
Galim (b) 1952 Cameroon Adamawa EH3/4  
Kalaba 1951-10-31 Congo – Dem. Rep. (former Zaïre) Katanga (former Shaba) H4  
Manych 1951-10-20 Russia Kalmykia LL3  
Yambo 1951-10-20 Congo – Dem. Rep. (former Zaire) Equateur Équateur H5  
Elenovka 1951-10-17 Ukraine Donetsk L5 06[326]
Aarhus Aarhus 1951-10-02 Denmark Central H6  
Lusaka 1951-04 (before) Congo – Dem. Rep. Katanga Stone  
Dubrovnik 1951-02-20 Croatia L3 18
St. Louis 1950-12-10 United States Missouri H4  [327]
Vengerovo 1950-10-11 Russia Novosibirsk Oblast H5  
Monze 1950-10-05 Zambia Southern L6  
Murray 1950-09-20 United States Kentucky CM2  
Monte das Fortes 1950-08-23 Portugal Beja L5  
Patrimonio 1950-08-06 Brazil Minas Gerais L6  
Geidam 1950-07-06 Nigeria Yobe H5
Thal 1950-06 Pakistan Frontier Regions (North-west) H6  
Madhipura 1950-05-23 India Bihar L  
Tromøy 1950-04-09 Norway Aust-Agder H  [328]
Arroyo Aguiar Arroyo Aguiar 1950 Summer Argentina Santa Fe H5  
Garland 1950 Summer United States Utah Diogenite  
Alberta 1949-11-13 Congo – Dem. Rep. Orientale L  
Adzhi-Bogdo (stone) Adzhi-Bogdo 1949-10-30 Mongolia Govi-Altai LL3-6  [329]
Akaba 1949-09-21 Jordan Ma'an L6  
Beddgelert 1949-09-21 United Kingdom Wales H5  
Karewar 1949-09-19 Nigeria Katsina L6  
Kunashak 1949-06-11 Russia Chelyabinsk Oblast L6 06
Palolo Valley 1949-04-24 United States Hawaii H5  
Vetluga 1949-02-27 Russia Nizhny Novgorod Oblast Eucrite-mmict [330]
Rupota 1949-02-07 Tanzania Lindi L4  
Mezel 1949-01-25 France Auvergne L6  
Benton Benton 1949-01-16 Canada New Brunswick LL6  
Guidder 1949-01-07 Cameroon Nord LL4  
Ibrisim 1949 Summer Turkey Nigde OC  
Mardan 1948-05-08 Pakistan Frontier Regions (North-west) H5  
Uzcudun 1948-04-16 Argentina Chubut L  
Norton County Norton County 1948-02-18 United States Kansas Aubrite  
Reliegos 1947-12-28 Spain Castile and León L5  
Seldebourak 1947-02-26 Algeria Tamanghasset H5  
Sikhote-Alin Sikhote-Alin 1947-02-12 Russia Primorsky Krai IIAB iron  
Långhalsen 1947-02-06 Sweden Sodermanlands L6 20
Git-Git 1947-01-09 Nigeria Plateau L6  
Eagle 1946-10-01 United States Nebraska EL6  
Peña Blanca Spring 1946-08-02 United States Texas Aubrite  
Walters 1946-07-28 United States Oklahoma L6  
Krasnyi Klyuch 1946-05-04 Russia Bashkortostan H5  
Krymka 1946-01-21 Ukraine Mykolaiv LL3  
Bursa 1946 Turkey Bursa L6  
Atoka Atoka 1945-09-17 United States Oklahoma L6  
Soroti 1945-09-17 Uganda Eastern Iron (ungrouped)  
Fuhe 1945-06 China Hubei L5  
Meru 1945-02-02 Kenya Eastern LL6  
Valdavur 1944-10-30 India Pondicherry H6  
Torrington 1944-09-23 United States Wyoming H6  
Mtola 1944-06-17 Malawi Northern Stone-uncl  
Mike 1944-05-03 Hungary Somogy L6  
Tulung Dzong 1944-03-26 Tibet Tibet (1912–1951) Stone-uncl  
Hallingeberg 1944-02-01 Sweden Kalmar L3  
Leedey 1943-11-25 United States Oklahoma L6  
Duwun 1943-11-23 South Korea Jeollanam-do L6  
Benoni 1943-07-25 South Africa Gauteng H6  
Maziba 1942-09-24 Uganda Southern L6  
Kamalpur 1942-08-18 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Forest Vale 1942-08-07 Australia New South Wales H4  
Ankober Ankober 1942-07-07 Ethiopia Shewa H4 05
Kapoeta 1942-04-22 South Sudan Howardite  
Parsa 1942-04-14 India Bihar EH3  
Pollen 1942-04-06 Norway Nordland CM2  
Bununu 1942-04 Nigeria Bauchi Howardite 05
Phuoc-Binh 1941-07-18 Vietnam Quang Nam-Da Nang L5  
Black Moshannan Park 1941-07-10 United States Pennsylvania L5  
Mafra 1941 Brazil Santa Catarina L3  
Maridi 1941 (before) South Sudan Western Equatoria H6  
Ramnagar 1940-12-15 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Semarkona 1940-10-26 India Madhya Pradesh LL3  
Erakot 1940-06-22 India Madhya Pradesh CM2  
Bhola 1940-03-27 Bangladesh Barisal LL3  
Kediri 1940 Indonesia Jawa Timur L4  
Nyaung 1939-12-24 Burma Magwe IIIAB iron  
Glanggang 1939-09-26 Indonesia Jawa Barat H5  
Selakopi 1939-09-26 Indonesia Jawa Barat H5  
Santa Cruz 1939-09-03 Mexico Tamaulipas CM2  
Andura Andura 1939-08-09 India Maharashtra H6  
Dresden (Ontario) 1939-07-11 Canada Ontario H6  
Washougal 1939-07-02 United States Washington Howardite  
Chervony Kut 1939-06-23 Ukraine Sumy Eucrite-mmict [331]
Kendleton 1939-05-02 United States Texas L4  
Ekeby 1939-04-05 Sweden Malmöhus H4  
Ivuna 1938-12-16 Tanzania Mbeya CI1  
Zhovtnevyi 1938-10-10 Ukraine Donetsk H6  
Benld 1938-09-29 United States Illinois H6  
Chicora 1938-06-24 United States Pennsylvania LL6  
Pantar 1938-06-16 Philippines Central Mindanao H5  
Kukschin 1938-06-11 Ukraine Chernihiv L6  
Pavlodar (Stone) 1938-05-23 Kazakhstan Pavlodar H5  
Kasamatsu 1938-03-31 Japan Chūbu H  
Aztec 1938-02-01 United States New Mexico L6  
Lavrentievka 1938-01-11 Russia Orenburg Oblast L6  
Bloomington 1938 Summer United States Illinois LL6  
Rangala 1937-12-29 India Rajasthan L6  
Belville 1937-12 Argentina Cordoba Córdoba OC  
Mabwe-Khoywa 1937-09-17 Burma Kayah State L5  
Kainsaz Kainsaz 1937-09-13 Russia Tatarstan CO3.2  
Putinga 1937-08-16 Brazil Rio Grande do Sul L6  
Tauti 1937-07 or August Romania Cluj L6  
Kaptal-Aryk 1937-05-12 Kazakhstan Dzhambul L6  
Macibini 1936-09-23 South Africa KwaZulu-Natal Eucrite-pmict [332]
Crescent 1936-08-17 United States Oklahoma CM2  
Nassirah 1936-07-15 New Caledonia H4  
Ichkala 1936-05-29 Russia Tomsk Oblast H6  
Yurtuk 1936-04-02 Ukraine Zaporizhia Howardite  
Patwar 1935-07-29 Bangladesh Chittagong Mesosiderite  
Nikolaevka 1935-07-11 Kazakhstan Pavlodar H4  
Madiun 1935-06-20 Indonesia Jawa Timur L6  
Perpeti 1935-05-14 Bangladesh Chittagong L6  
Sungach 1935-04-10 Russia Primorskiy Krai H5  
Łowicz Lowicz Łowicz 1935-03-12 Poland Skierniewice Mesosiderite  
Fayetteville 1934-12-26 United States Arkansas H4  
Farmville 1934-12-04 United States North Carolina H4  
Hainaut 1934-11-26 France Nord-Pas-de-Calais H3  
Rio Negro 1934-09-21 Brazil Parana L4  
Bahjoi 1934-07-23 India Uttar Pradesh IAB complex iron  
Sazovice 1934-06-28 Czech Republic South Moravian Region L5  
Tirupati 1934-03-20 India Andhra Pradesh H6  
Mangwendi 1934-03-07 Zimbabwe Mashonaland East LL6  
Rumuruti 1934-01-28 Kenya Rift Valley R3  
Capilla del Monte 1934 Argentina Cordoba Córdoba H6  
Pervomaisky 1933-12-26 Russia Vladimir Oblast L6  
Chajari 1933-11-29 Argentina Entre Ríos L5 21
Malaga 1933-11 United States New Mexico OC  
Malvern 1933-11 South Africa Orange Free State Eucrite-pmict [333]
Po-wang Chen 1933-10-23 China Anhui LL  
Pesyanoe 1933-10-02 Russia Kurgan Oblast Aubrite  
Noyan-Bogdo 1933-09-25 Mongolia Ömnögovi L6  
Repeev Khutor 1933-08-08 Russia Astrakhan Oblast IIF iron  
Sioux County 1933-08-08 United States Nebraska Eucrite-mmict [334]
Athens 1933-07-11 United States Alabama LL6  
Cherokee Springs 1933-07-01 United States South Carolina LL6  
Banten 1933-05-24 Indonesia Jawa Barat CM2  
Brient 1933-04-19 Russia Orenburg Oblast Eucrite-pmict [335]
Pasamonte 1933-03-24 United States New Mexico Eucrite-pmict [336]
Zemaitkiemis Žemaitkiemis 1933-02-02 Lithuania L6  
Dyarrl Island 1933-01-31 Papua New Guinea New Ireland Mesosiderite  
Phum Sambo 1933-01-09 Cambodia Kampong Cham H4  
Witsand Farm 1932-12-01 Namibia Karasburg LL4  
Prambachkirchen 1932-11-05 Austria Oberosterreich L6  
Gualeguaychú 1932-10 Argentina Entre Ríos H6  
Douar Mghila 1932-08-20 Morocco Meknès-Tafilalet (former Central) LL6  
Archie Archie 1932-08-10 United States Missouri H6  
Khanpur 1932-07-08 India Uttar Pradesh LL4  
Kuznetzovo 1932-05-26 Russia Novosibirsk Oblast L6  
Khor Temiki 1932-04-08 Sudan Kassala (former Ash Sharqiyah) Aubrite  
Yukan 1931-08-27 China Jiangxi LL6  
Ardón 1931-07-09 Spain Castilla y Leon L6  103[337]
Tatahouine 1931-06-27 Tunisia Tatawin Diogenite  
Wuzhi 1931-06-25 China Henan Stone-uncl  
Malotas 1931-06-22 Argentina Santiago del Estero H5  
Konovo 1931-05-26 Bulgaria Burgas LL5  
Pontlyfni 1931-04-14 United Kingdom Wales Winonaite  
Karoonda Karoonda 1930-11-25 Australia South Australia CK4  
Moorleah 1930-10 Australia Tasmania L6  
Oldenburg (1930) Oldenburg 1930-09-10 Germany Niedersachsen L6  
Plantersville 1930-09-04 United States Texas H6  
Aguada 1930-09 Argentina Cordoba Córdoba L6  
Malampaka 1930-09 (?) Tanzania Shinyanga H  
Miller (Arkansas) 1930-07-13 United States Arkansas H5  
Lillaverke 1930-05-11 Sweden Kalmar H5 20
Boriskino 1930-04-20 Russia Orenburg Oblast CM2  
Gyokukei 1930-03-17 South Korea Jeollanam-do OC 12
Paragould Paragould 1930-02-17 United States Arkansas LL4  
Beardsley Beardsley 1929-10-15 United States Kansas H5  
Bald Mountain 1929-07-09 United States North Carolina L4  
Rewari 1929-07 (approx.) India Haryana L6  
Khmelevka 1929-03-01 Russia Omsk Oblast L5  
Olmedilla de Alarcón 1929-02-26 Spain Castilla–La Mancha H5  
Padvarninkai Padvarninkai 1929-02-09 Lithuania Eucrite-mmict [338]
Tauk 1929 Spring Iraq Salah ad Din L6  
Isthilart 1928-11-12 Argentina Entre Ríos H5  
Oterøy 1928-10-15 Norway Telemark L6  
Naoki 1928-09-29 India Maharashtra H6  
Utzenstorf 1928-08-16 Switzerland Bern H5  
Yoshiki 1928-06-25 Japan Chūgoku Stone-uncl  
Narellan 1928-04-08 Australia New South Wales L6  
Oesede 1927-12-30 Germany Niedersachsen H5  
Tilden Tilden 1927-07-13 United States Illinois L6  
Trysil 1927-06-21 Norway Hedmark L/LL6  
Mamra Springs 1927-05-05 Kazakhstan Kzyl-Orda L6  
Sopot 1927-04-27 Romania Dolj H5  
Udei Station 1927 Spring Nigeria Benue State IAB complex iron  
Ulmiz 1926-12-25 Switzerland Fribourg H3-6  
Ojuelos Altos 1926-12-10 Spain Andalucia L6  
Lua 1926-06-26 India Rajasthan L5  
Jajh deh Kot Lalu 1926-05-02 Pakistan Sind EL6  
Komagome 1926-04-18 Japan Kantō Iron  
Urasaki 1926-04-16 Japan Chūgoku Stone-uncl  
Palmyra 1926-01-20 United States Missouri L3  
Numakai 1925-09-04 Japan Hokkaidō H4  
Ellemeet 1925-08-28 Netherlands Zeeland Diogenite  
Lanzenkirchen 1925-08-28 Austria Niederosterreich L4  
Villarrica 1925-07-20 Paraguay Guaira Stone-uncl  
Renca 1925-06-20 Argentina San Luis L5  
Chaves 1925-05-03 Portugal Vila Real Howardite  
Queen's Mercy 1925-04-30 South Africa Eastern Cape H6  
Maria Linden 1925-04-15 South Africa L4  
Air Aïr


1925 Niger Agadez L6  
Santa Isabel 1924-11-18 Argentina Santa Fe L6  
Fenghsien-Ku 1924-10-05 China Jiangsu H5  
Unkoku 1924-09-07 South Korea Jeollanam-do OC  
Muraid 1924-08-07 Bangladesh Dhaka L6  
Forksville 1924-07-16 United States Virginia L6  
Johnstown Johnstown 1924-07-06 United States Colorado Diogenite  
Béréba 1924-06-27 Burkina Faso Houet Eucrite-mmict [339]
Olivenza 1924-06-19 Spain Extremadura LL4  
Success 1924-04-18 United States Arkansas L6 05
La Colina 1924-03-19 Argentina Buenos Aires H5  
Lake Labyrinth 1924-02-05 Australia LL6  [340]
Nakhon Pathom 1923-12-21 Thailand Nakhon Pathom L6  
Serra de Magé 1923-10-01 Brazil Pernambuco Eucrite (cumulate) [341]
Holetta 1923-04-14 Ethiopia Shewa Stone-uncl  
Birni N'konni 1923-04 or May Niger Tahoua H4  
Ashdon 1923-03-09 United Kingdom England L6  
Montferré 1923 Summer France Languedoc-Roussillon H5  
Tjerebon 1922-07-10 Indonesia Jawa Barat L5  
Nagai 1922-05-30 Japan Tohoku L6  
Hedeskoga 1922-04-20 Sweden Malmöhus H5  
Baldwyn 1922-02-02 United States Mississippi L6  
Florence 1922-01-21 United States Texas H3  
Patti 1922 Italy Sicilia Iron  
Beyrout 1921-12-31 Lebanon Beirut LL3  
Rose City 1921-10-17 United States Michigan H5  
Shikarpur 1921-08-09 India Bihar L6  
Tuan Tuc 1921-06-30 Vietnam Cần Thơ L6  
Samelia 1921-05-20 India Rajasthan IIIAB iron  
Pitts 1921-04-20 United States Georgia IAB complex iron  
Sharps 1921-04-01 United States Virginia H3  
Haripura 1921-01-17 India Rajasthan CM2  
Atarra 1920-12-23 India Uttar Pradesh L4  
Kushiike 1920-09-16 Japan Tohoku H5  
Merua 1920-08-30 India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Simmern 1920-07-01 Germany Rheinland-Pfalz H5  
Aguila Blanca 1920-01-15 Argentina Cordoba Córdoba L  
Bur-Gheluai 1919-10-16 Somalia Mudug H5  
Rembang 1919-08-30 Indonesia Jawa Tengah IVA iron  
St. Mary's County 1919-06-20 United States Maryland LL3  
Cacak 1919-06-06 Serbia OC  
Adhi Kot Adhi Kot 1919-05-01 Pakistan Punjab EH4  
Cumberland Falls 1919-04-09 United States Kentucky Aubrite  
Raoyang 1919 China Hebei L6  
Norfork 1918-10 United States Arkansas IIIAB iron  
Saratov 1918-09-06 Russia Saratov Oblast L4  
Richardton Richardton 1918-06-30 United States North Dakota H5  
Witklip Farm 1918-05-26 South Africa Mpumalanga H5  
Glasatovo 1918-02-27 Russia Tver Oblast H4  
Tané 1918-01-25 Japan Kinki L5  
Strathmore Strathmore 1917-12-03 United Kingdom Scotland L6  
Independence 1917 Summer United States Missouri L6  
Silistra 1917-07-19 Bulgaria Razgrad Achondrite (ungrouped)  
Nan Yang Pao 1917-07-11 China Gansu L6  
Colby (Wisconsin) 1917-07-04 United States Wisconsin L6  
Cranganore 1917-07-03 India Kerala L6  
Troup 1917-04-26 United States Texas L6  
Ranchapur 1917-02-20 India Bihar H4  
Garhi Yasin 1917-01 Pakistan Sind IIE iron  
Sediköy 1917 Turkey İzmir Province L6  
Rampurhat 1916-11-21 India West Bengal LL  
Boguslavka 1916-10-18 Russia Primorsky Krai IIAB iron  
Sinai 1916-07-14 or 17 Egypt Ismailia (a.k.a. Al Isma'iliyah) L6  
Sultanpur 1916-07-10 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Calivo 1916-05-26 Philippines Western Visayas Stone-uncl [342]
Tomita 1916-04-13 Japan Chūgoku L  
Ekh Khera 1916-04-05 India Uttar Pradesh H6  
Treysa Treysa 1916-04-03 Germany Hessen IIIAB iron  
Renqiu 1916-03-23 China Hebei L6  
Baxter 1916-01-18 United States Missouri L6  
Meester-Cornelis 1915-06-02 Indonesia Jakarta Raya H5  
Visuni 1915-01-19 Pakistan Sind H6  
Appley Bridge Appley Bridge 1914-10-13 United Kingdom England LL6  
Nyirábrany 1914-07-17 Hungary Hajdú-Bihar LL4  
Saint-Sauveur 1914-07-10 France Midi-Pyrénées EH5  
Palinshih 1914-07 China Inner Mongolia Iron 12
Kisvarsány 1914-05-24 Hungary Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg L6  
Ryechki 1914-04-09 Ukraine Sumy L5  
Kuttippuram 1914-04-06 India Kerala L6  
Moore County 1913-04-21 United States North Carolina Eucrite (cumulate) [343]
Sakauchi 1913-04-13 Japan Chūbu Iron  
Kamiomi 1913-03 or April (?) Japan Kantō H5  
Banswal 1913-01-12 India Uttar Pradesh L5  
N'Kandhla 1912-08-01 South Africa KwaZulu/Natal IID iron  
Holbrook Holbrook 1912-07-19 United States Arizona L6  
Leeuwfontein 1912-06-21 South Africa Gauteng L6  
Shupiyan 1912-04 India Jammu & Kashmir H6  
Demina 1911-09-06 Russia Altai Krai L6  
Nakhla Nakhla 1911-06-28 Egypt Al Buhayrah Martian (nakhlite)  
Kilbourn 1911-06-16 United States Wisconsin H5  
Tonk Tonk 1911-01-22 India Rajasthan CI1  
Erevan 1911 or 1912 Armenia Howardite  
Lakangaon 1910-11-24 India Madhya Pradesh Eucrite-mmict [344]
Palahatchie 1910-10-17 United States Mississippi OC  
Khohar 1910-09-19 India Madhya Pradesh L3  
Baroti 1910-09-15 India Himachal Pradesh L6  
Grzempach 1910-09-03 Poland Czarnków-Trzcianka, Greater Poland H5 [345]
St. Michel 1910-07-12 Finland Mikkeli L6  
Paitan 1910-05 Philippines Ilocos H6  
Vigarano 1910-01-22 Italy Emilia-Romagna CV3  
Mirzapur 1910-01-07 India Uttar Pradesh L5  
Hashima 1910 (approx.) Japan Chūbu H4  
Hedjaz 1910 Spring Saudi Arabia Tabuk L3  
Gifu 1909-07-24 Japan Chūbu L6 [346]
Blanket 1909-05-30 United States Texas L6  
Sete Lagoas 1908-12-15 Brazil Minas Gerais H4  
Kangean 1908-11-27 Indonesia Jawa Timur H5  
Mokoia 1908-11-26 New Zealand Taranaki CV3  
Kagarlyk 1908-06-30 Ukraine Kyiv L6  
Novy-Projekt 1908-04-25 Lithuania OC  
Avce 1908-03-31 Slovenia Littoral IIAB iron  
Bali 1907-11-22 (or 23) Central African Republic Nana-Mambéré CV3  
Chainpur 1907-05-09 India Uttar Pradesh LL3  
Domanitch 1907-02-01 Turkey Bursa L5  
Leighton 1907-01-12 United States Alabama H5  
Vishnupur 1906-12-15 India West Bengal LL4  
Kirbyville 1906-11-12 United States Texas Eucrite-mmict  
Diep River 1906-11-04 South Africa Western Cape L6  
Kijima (1906) 1906-06-15 Japan Chūbu Stone-uncl  
Blackwell 1906-05 United States Oklahoma L5  
Kulp 1906-03-29 Armenia H6  
Krutikha 1906 or 1907 Russia Novosibirsk Oblast OC  
Bholghati 1905-10-29 India Orissa Howardite  [347]
Modoc (1905) 1905-09-02 United States Kansas L6  
Minnichhof 1905-05-27 Austria Burgenland OC  [348]
Karkh 1905-04-27 Pakistan Baluchistan L6  
Tomakovka 1905-01-17 Ukraine Dnipropetrovsk LL6  
Shelburne 1904-08-13 Canada Ontario L5  
Barnaul 1904-05-22 Russia Altai Krai H5  
Gumoschnik 1904-04-28 Bulgaria Lovech H5  
Okano 1904-04-07 Japan Kinki IIAB iron  
Dokachi 1903-10-22 Bangladesh Dhaka H5  
Valdinizza 1903-07-12 Italy Lombardy L6  
Rich Mountain 1903-06-30 United States North Carolina L6  
Uberaba 1903-06-29 Brazil Minas Gerais H5  
Jackalsfontein 1903-04-22 South Africa Western Cape L6  
Tyumen 1903-04-20 or 22 Russia Tyumen Oblast Iron 13
St. Mark's 1903-01-03 South Africa Eastern Cape EH5  
Menziswyl 1903–07 Switzerland Fribourg L5  
Bath Furnace 1902-11-15 United States Kentucky L6  
Kamsagar 1902-11-12 India Karnataka L6  
Crumlin 1902-09-13 United Kingdom Northern Ireland L5  
Caratash 1902-08-22 Turkey İzmir Province LL6  
Mount Browne 1902-07-17 Australia New South Wales H6  
Achiras 1902 Argentina Cordoba Córdoba L6  [349]
Marjalahti 1902–06 Russia Republic of Karelia Pallasite  
Koshigaya 1902-03-08 Japan Kanto L4  112[350]
Chervettaz 1901-11-30 Switzerland Fribourg L5  
Hvittis 1901-10-21 Finland Turku Ja Pori EL6  
Sindhri 1901-06-10 Pakistan Sind H5  
Phillips County (Stone) 1901-05-09 United States Kansas L6  
Jemlapur 1901–02 India L6  
Leonovka 1900-08-23 Ukraine Chernihiv L6  
Ofehértó 1900-07-25 Hungary Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg L6  
Alexandrovsky 1900-07-08 Ukraine Chernihiv H4  
N'Goureyma 1900-06-15 Mali Mopti Iron (ungrouped)  
Forsbach 1900-06-12 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia H6  
Felix 1900-05-15 United States Alabama CO3.3  
Emmaville 1900 Australia New South Wales Eucrite-mmict  
Ovambo 1900 (approx.) Namibia Owambo L6  
Peramiho 1899-10-24 Tanzania Ruvuma Eucrite-mmict  
Donga Kohrod 1899-09-23 India Madhya Pradesh H6  
Allegan Allegan 1899-07-10 United States Michigan H5  
Bjurböle 1899-03-12 Finland Uusimaa L/LL4  
Zomba 1899-01-25 Malawi Southern L6  
Magnesia 1899 Turkey Aydın IAB complex iron  
Rancho de la Presa 1899 Mexico Michoacan H5  
Mariaville 1898-10-16 United States Nebraska Iron  
Andover 1898-08-05 United States Maine L6  
Quesa 1898-08-01 Spain Valencian Community IAB complex iron  
Zaisho Zaisho 1898-02-01 Japan Shikoku Pallasite  
Mjelleim 1898-01-24 Norway Sogn Og Fjordane H  
Delhi 1897-10-18 India Delhi L5  
Gambat 1897-09-15 Pakistan Sind L6  
Higashi-koen 1897-08-11 Japan Kyūshū H5  
Nio 1897-08-08 Japan Chūgoku H3  
Zavid 1897-08-01 Bosnia and Herzegovina L6  
Lancon 1897-06-20 France Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur H6  
Meuselbach 1897-05-19 Germany Thuringen L6  
Kangra Valley 1897 (approx.) India Himachal Pradesh H5  
Lesves 1896-04-13 Belgium Namur L6  
Ottawa 1896-04-09 United States Kansas LL6  
Atemajac 1896-02-26 Mexico Jalisco L6  
Madrid 1896-02-10 Spain Madrid L6  
Ambapur Nagla Ambapur Nagla 1895-05-27 India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Nagy-Borové 1895-05-09 Slovakia Stredoslovensky L5  
Bishunpur 1895-04-26 India Uttar Pradesh LL3  
Rockhampton 1895 Spring Australia Queensland Stone-uncl  
Savtschenskoje 1894-07-27 Ukraine Odesa LL4  
Bori 1894-05-09 India Madhya Pradesh L6  
Los Martinez 1894-05 Spain Valencian Community L6  
Fisher 1894-04-09 United States Minnesota L6  
Zabrodje Zabrodje 1893-09-22 Belarus Vitebsk L6  
Beaver Creek 1893-05-26 Canada British Columbia H5  
Bherai 1893-04-28 India Gujarat L6  
Pricetown 1893-02-13 United States Ohio L6  
Bath 1892-08-29 United States South Dakota H4  
Guareña 1892-07-20 Spain Extremadura H6  
Cross Roads 1892-05-24 United States North Carolina H5  
Bansur 1892 India Rajasthan L6  
Guča 1891-09-28 Serbia Stone-uncl  
Indarch 1891-04-07 Azerbaijan Baku EH4  
St. Germain-du-Pinel 1890-07-04 France Brittany H6  
Farmington 1890-06-25 United States Kansas L5  
Nawapali 1890-06-06 India Orissa CM2  
Kakangari 1890-06-04 India Tamil Nadu K3  
Forest City 1890-05-02 United States Iowa H5  
Misshof 1890-04-10 Latvia H5  
Collescipoli 1890-02-03 Italy Umbria H5  
Hassi-Jekna 1890 (before) Algeria Adrar IAB complex iron  
Jianshi 1890 (approx.) China Sichuan IIIAB iron  
Jelica 1889-12-01 Serbia LL6  
Ferguson 1889-07-18 United States North Carolina OC  
Ergheo 1889-07 Somalia Shabeellaha Hoose L5  
Mighei 1889-06-18 Ukraine Mykolaiv CM2  
Lundsgård 1889-04-03 Sweden Kristianstads L6  
Phu Hong 1887-09-22 Vietnam Binh Thuan H4  
Ochansk 1887-08-30 Russia Perm Oblast H4  
Lalitpur 1887-04-07 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
De Cewsville 1887-01-21 Canada Ontario H6  
Bielokrynitschie 1887-01-01 Ukraine Khmelnytsky H4  
Kyushu 1886-10-26 Japan Kyūshū L6  
Novo-Urei 1886-09-04 Russia Mordovia Ureilite  
Bradford Woods 1886-09 United States Pennsylvania L  
Barntrup 1886-05-28 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia LL4  
Assisi Assisi 1886-05-24 Italy Umbria H5  
Cabin Creek 1886-03-27 United States Arkansas IIIAB iron  
Nammianthal 1886-01-27 India Tamil Nadu H5  
Mazapil 1885-11-27 Mexico Zacatecas IAB complex iron  
Chandpur 1885-04-06 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Tysnes Island 1884-05-20 Norway Hordaland H4  
Djati-Pengilon 1884-03-19 Indonesia Jawa Timur H6  
Pirthalla 1884-02-09 India Haryana H6  
Ngawi 1883-10-03 Indonesia Jawa Timur LL3  
Alfianello 1883-02-16 Italy Lombardy L6  
St. Caprais-de-Quinsac 1883-01-28 France Aquitaine L6  
Pirgunje 1882-08-29 Bangladesh Rajshahi L6  
Pavlovka Pavlovka 1882-08-02 Russia Saratov Oblast Howardite  
Fukutomi 1882-03-19 Japan Hiroshima, Kyūshū L5  
Mocs 1882-02-03 Romania Cluj L5  
Grossliebenthal 1881-11-19 Ukraine Odesa L6  
Pacula 1881-06-18 Mexico Hidalgo L6  
Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 1881-03-14 United Kingdom England L6  
Piquetberg 1881 South Africa Western Cape H  
Wittekrantz 1880-12-09 South Africa Western Cape L5  
Andhara 1880-12-02 India Bihar Stone-uncl  
Chetrinahatti 1880-09-06 India Karnataka Stone-uncl  
Ratyn 1880-08-24 Poland Konin Stone-uncl  
Veramin 1880-04-18 Iran Tehran Mesosiderite  
Takenouchi 1880-02-18 Japan Kinki H5  
Aachen 1880 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia L5  
Kalumbi 1879-11-04 India Maharashtra L6  
Tomatlan 1879-09-17 Mexico Jalisco H6  
Nogoya 1879-06-30 Argentina Entre Ríos CM2  
Gnadenfrei 1879-05-17 Poland Wałbrzych H5  
Estherville 1879-05-10 United States Iowa Mesosiderite  
Itapicuru-Mirim 1879-03 Brazil Maranhão H5  
La Bécasse 1879-01-31 France Centre-Val de Loire L6  
Tenham Tenham 1879 Spring Australia Queensland L6  
Rakovka 1878-11-20 Russia Oryol Oblast L6  
Dandapur 1878-09-05 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Mern 1878-08-29 Denmark Storstrom L6  
Haraiya 1878-08 or September India Uttar Pradesh Eucrite-mmict  
Tieschitz 1878-07-15 Czech Republic Olomouc Region H3  
La Charca 1878-06-11 Mexico Guanajuato OC  
Bhagur 1877-11-27 India Maharashtra L6  
Cronstad 1877-11-19 South Africa Free State H5  
Soko-Banja 1877-10-13 Serbia LL4  
Jodzie 1877-06-17 Lithuania Howardite  
Hungen 1877-05-17 Germany Hessen H6  
Cynthiana 1877-01-23 United States Kentucky L/LL4  
Warrenton 1877-01-03 United States Missouri CO3.7  
Rochester 1876-12-21 United States Indiana H6  
Ställdalen 1876-06-28 Sweden Örebro H5  
Vavilovka 1876-06-19 Ukraine Kherson LL6  
Rowton 1876-04-20 United Kingdom England IIIAB iron  
Judesegeri 1876-02-16 India Karnataka H6  
Mornans 1875-09 France Rhône-Alpes H5  
Feid Chair 1875-08-16 Algeria El Tarf H4  
Nagaria 1875-04-24 India Uttar Pradesh Eucrite (cumulate)  
Zsadany 1875-03-31 Hungary Békés H5  
Sitathali 1875-03-04 India Madhya Pradesh H5  
Homestead Homestead 1875-02-12 United States Iowa L5  
Kerilis 1874-11-26 France Brittany H5  
Castalia 1874-05-14 United States North Carolina H5  
Sevrukovo 1874-05-11 Russia Belgorod Oblast L5  
Diepenveen 1873-10-27 Netherlands Overijssel CM2-an  104[351]
Santa Barbara 1873-09-26 Brazil Rio Grande do Sul L4  
Khairpur 1873-09-23 Pakistan Punjab EL6  
Virba 1873-06-01 Bulgaria Mikhaylovgrad L6  
Jhung 1873-06 Pakistan Punjab L5  
Aleppo 1873 Syria Halab L6  
Orvinio 1872-08-31 Italy Lazio H6  
Lancé 1872-07-23 France Centre-Val de Loire CO3.5  
Tennasilm 1872-06-28 Estonia L4  
Dyalpur 1872-05-08 India Uttar Pradesh Ureilite  
Bandong 1871-12-10 Indonesia Jawa Barat LL6  
Laborel 1871-06-14 France Rhône-Alpes H5  
Searsmont 1871-05-21 United States Maine H5  
Roda 1871 Spring Spain Aragon Diogenite  
Cabezo de Mayo 1870-08-18 Spain Murcia L/LL6  
Ibbenbüren 1870-06-17 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia Diogenite  
Nedagolla 1870-01-23 India Andhra Pradesh Iron (ungrouped)  
Lumpkin 1869-10-06 United States Georgia L6  
Tjabe 1869-09-19 Indonesia Jawa Tengah H6  
Yorktown (New York) 1869-09 United States New York L5  
Kernouve 1869-05-22 France Brittany H6  
Krähenberg 1869-05-05 Germany Rheinland-Pfalz LL4  
Hessle 1869-01-01 Sweden Uppsala H5  
Angra dos Reis (stone) Angra dos Reis 1869-01 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Angrite  
Moti-ka-nagla 1868-12-22 India Rajasthan H6  
Frankfort (stone) 1868-12-05 United States Alabama Howardite  
Danville 1868-11-27 United States Alabama L6  
Lodran 1868-10-01 Pakistan Punjab Lodranite  
Sauguis 1868-09-07 France Aquitaine L6  
Ornans Ornans 1868-07-11 France Franche-Comté CO3.4  
Pnompehn 1868-06 Cambodia Phnom Penh L6  
Slavetic 1868-05-22 Croatia H5  
Daniel's Kuil 1868-03-20 South Africa Northern Cape EL6  
Motta di Conti 1868-02-29 Italy Piemonte H4  
Pultusk Pultusk 1868-01-30 Poland Ostroleka H5  
Tadjera 1867-06-09 Algeria Sétif L5  
Otomi 1867-05-24 Japan Tohoku H  
Khetri 1867-01-19 India Rajasthan H6  
Cangas de Onis 1866-12-06 Spain Asturias H5  
Jamkheir 1866-10-05 India Maharashtra H6  
Knyahinya 1866-06-09 Ukraine Zakarpats'ka L/LL5  
Sone 1866-06-07 Japan Kinki H5  
St. Mesmin 1866-05-30 France Champagne-Ardenne LL6  
Pokhra 1866-05-27 India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Udipi 1866-04 India Karnataka H5  
Muddoor 1865-09-21 India Karnataka L5  
Aumale 1865-08-25 Algeria Bouira L6  
Shergotty Shergotty 1865-08-25 India Bihar Martian (shergottite)  
Dundrum Dundrum 1865-08-12 Ireland County Tipperary, Munster H5  
Gopalpur 1865-05-23 Bangladesh Natore, Rajshahi H6  [352]
Vernon County 1865-03-26 United States Wisconsin H6  
Supuhee 1865-01-19 India Uttar Pradesh H6  
Dolgovoli 1864-06-26 Ukraine Volyn L6  
Orgueil Orgueil 1864-05-14 France Midi-Pyrénées CI1  
Nerft 1864-04-12 Latvia L6  
Manbhoom 1863-12-22 India West Bengal LL6  
Tourinnes-la-Grosse 1863-12-07 Belgium Walloon Brabant L6  
Shytal 1863-08-11 Bangladesh Dhaka L6  
Pillistfer 1863-08-08 Estonia EL6  
Buschhof 1863-06-02 Latvia L6  
Pulsora 1863-03-16 India Madhya Pradesh H5  
Sevilla 1862-11-01 Spain Andalucia LL4  
Menow 1862-10-07 Germany Brandenburg H4  
Grosnaja 1861-06-28 Russia Chechnya CV3  
Canyelles Cañellas


1861-05-14 Spain Catalonia H4  
Butsura 1861-05-12 India Bihar H6  
Meerut 1861 (approx.) India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Dhurmsala 1860-07-14 India Himachal Pradesh LL6  
Kusiali 1860-06-16 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
New Concord 1860-05-01 United States Ohio L6  
Kheragur 1860-03-28 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Alessandria 1860-02-02 Italy Piemonte H5  
Bethlehem 1859-08-11 United States New York H6  
Pampanga 1859-04-05 Philippines Central Luzon L5  
Harrison County 1859-03-28 United States Indiana L6  
Molina 1858-12-24 Spain Murcia H5  
Ausson 1858-12-09 France Midi-Pyrénées L5  
Zmenj 1858-08 Belarus Brest Howardite  
Kakowa 1858-05-19 Romania Caraș-Severin L6  
Quenggouk 1857-12-27 Burma Ayeyarwady (a.k.a. Irrawaddy) H4  
Ohaba 1857-10-11 Romania Alba H5  
Les Ormes 1857-10-01 France Burgundy L6  
Kaba 1857-04-15 Hungary Hajdú-Bihar CV3  
Heredia 1857-04-01 Costa Rica Heredia H5  
Stavropol 1857-03-24 Russia Stavropol Krai L6  
Parnallee 1857-02-28 India Tamil Nadu LL3  
Trenzano 1856-11-12 Italy Lombardy H3  
Oviedo 1856-08-05 Spain Asturias H5  
Beuste 1856-02-09 France Aquitaine L5  [353]
Sabetmahet 1855-08-16 India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Petersburg 1855-08-05 United States Tennessee Eucrite-pmict  
St. Denis Westrem 1855-06-07 Belgium East Flanders L6  
Avilez 1855-06 Mexico Durango H  
Bremervörde 1855-05-13 Germany Niedersachsen H3  
Oesel 1855-05-11 Estonia L6  
Linum 1854-09-05 Germany Brandenburg L6  
Duruma 1853-03-06 Kenya Coast (a.k.a. Pwani, former province) L6  
Segowlie 1853-03-04 India Bihar LL6  
Girgenti 1853-02-10 Italy Sicilia L6  
Bustee 1852-12-02 India Uttar Pradesh Aubrite  
Borkut 1852-10-13 Ukraine Zakarpattia Oblast L5  
Mezö-Madaras 1852-09-04 Romania Harghita L3  
Yatoor 1852-01-23 India Andhra Pradesh H5  
Nulles 1851-11-05 Spain Catalonia H6  
Gütersloh 1851-04-17 Germany North Rhine-Westphalia H3  
Quincay 1851 Summer France Poitou-Charentes L6  
Shalka 1850-11-30 India West Bengal Diogenite  
Kesen Kesen 1850-06-13 Japan Tohoku H4  
Monroe 1849-10-31 United States North Carolina H4  
Ski 1848-12-27 Norway Akershus L6  
Marmande 1848-07-04 France Aquitaine L5  
Castine 1848-05-20 United States Maine L6  
Dharwar 1848-02-15 India Karnataka OC  
Braunau 1847-07-14 Czech Republic Hradec Králové Region IIAB iron  
Marion (Iowa) 1847-02-25 United States Iowa L6  
Schönenberg 1846-12-25 Germany Bavaria L6  
Cape Girardeau 1846-08-14 United States Missouri H6  
Monte Milone Monte Milone 1846-05-08 Italy Marche L5  
Le Teilleul 1845-07-14 France Lower Normandy Howardite  
Le Pressoir 1845-01-25 France Centre-Val de Loire H5  
Favars 1844-10-21 France Midi-Pyrénées H5  
Killeter 1844-04-29 Ireland Ulster H6  
Cosina 1844-01 Mexico Guanajuato H5  
Verkhne Tschirskaia 1843-11-12 Russia Volgograd Oblast H5  
Klein-Wenden 1843-09-16 Germany Thuringen H6  
Picote 1843-09 Portugal Braganca Stone-uncl  
Manegaon 1843-06-29 India Maharashtra Diogenite  
Utrecht 1843-06-02 Netherlands Utrecht L6  
Bishopville 1843-03-25 United States South Carolina Aubrite  
Myhee Caunta 1842-11-30 India Gujarat OC  
Barea 1842-07-04 Spain La Rioja Mesosiderite  
Aumieres 1842-06-03 France Languedoc-Roussillon L6  
Milena 1842-04-26 Croatia L6  
St. Christophe-la-Chartreuse 1841-11-05 France Pays de la Loire L6  
Château-Renard 1841-06-12 France Centre-Val de Loire L6  
Grüneberg 1841-03-22 Poland Zielona Góra H4  
Cereseto 1840-07-17 Italy Piemonte H5  
Uden 1840-06-12 Netherlands North Brabant LL6  
Karakol 1840-05-09 Kazakhstan Semipalatinsk LL6  
Little Piney 1839-02-13 United States Missouri L5  
Cold Bokkeveld 1838-10-13 South Africa Western Cape CM2  
Montlivault 1838-07-22 France Centre-Val de Loire L6  
Chandakapur 1838-06-06 India Maharashtra L5  
Akbarpur Akbarpur 1838-04-18 India Uttar Pradesh H4  
Kaee 1838-01-29 India Uttar Pradesh H5  
Esnandes 1837-08 France Poitou-Charentes L6  
Gross-Divina 1837-07-24 Slovakia Žilina Region H5 [354]
Yonozu 1837-07-13 Japan Tohoku H4  
Macau 1836-11-11 Brazil Rio Grande do Norte H5  
Aubres 1836-09-14 France Rhône-Alpes Aubrite  
Mascombes 1836-01-31 France Limousin L6  
Aldsworth 1835-08-04 United Kingdom England LL4  
Charlotte 1835-07-31 United States Tennessee IVA iron  
Charwallas 1834-06-12 India Haryana H6  
Okniny 1834-01-08 Ukraine Volyn LL6  
Blansko 1833-11-25 Czech Republic South Moravian Region H6  
Wessely 1831-09-09 Czech Republic South Moravian Region H5  
Vouillé 1831-05-13 France Poitou-Charentes L6  
Perth 1830-05-17 United Kingdom Scotland LL4  
Launton 1830-02-15 United Kingdom England L6  
Krasnoi-Ugol 1829-09-09 Russia Ryazan Oblast L6  
Deal 1829-08-15 United States New Jersey L6  
Forsyth 1829-05-08 United States Georgia L6  
Richmond 1828-06-04 United States Virginia LL4  
Bialystok Białystok 1827-10-05 Poland Białystok Eucrite-pmict  
Drake Creek 1827-05-09 United States Tennessee L6  
Mhow 1827-02-16 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Pavlograd 1826-05-19 Ukraine Dnipropetrovsk L6  
Galapian 1826-05 or August France Aquitaine H6  
Mineo Mineo 1826-05 Italy Sicilia Pallasite  
Honolulu 1825-09-27 United States Hawaii L5  
Nanjemoy 1825-02-10 United States Maryland H6  
Zebrak 1824-10-14 Czech Republic Central Bohemian Region H5  
Tounkin 1824-02-18 Russia Buryatia OC  
Renazzo Renazzo 1824-01-15 Italy Emilia-Romagna CR2  112
Nobleborough 1823-08-07 United States Maine Eucrite-pmict  
Botschetschki 1823 Ukraine Sumy L4  
Futtehpur 1822-11-30 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Epinal Épinal


1822-09-13 France Lorraine H5  
Kadonah 1822-08-07 India Uttar Pradesh H6  
Clohars 1822-06-21 France Brittany L4  
Angers Angers 1822-06-03 France Pays de la Loire L6  
Umbala 1822 or 1823 India Punjab LL4  
Juvinas 1821-06-15 France Rhône-Alpes Eucrite-mmict  
Lixna 1820-07-12 Latvia H4  
Pohlitz 1819-10-13 Germany Sachsen-Anhalt L5  
Jonzac 1819-06-13 France Poitou-Charentes Eucrite-mmict  
Slobodka 1818-08-10 Russia Smolensk Oblast L4  
Seres 1818-06 Greece Macedonia H4  
Zaborzika 1818-04-11 Ukraine Zhytomyr L6  
Hachi-oji 1817-12-29 Japan Kantō H?  
Chassigny Chassigny 1815-10-03 France Champagne-Ardenne Martian (chassignite)  [355]
Durala 1815-02-18 India Punjab L6  
Chail 1814-11-05 India Uttar Pradesh H6  
Gurram Konda 1814-10 India Andhra Pradesh L6  
Agen Agen 1814-09-05 France Aquitaine H5 [356]
Bachmut 1814-02-15 Ukraine Donetsk L6  
Luotolax 1813-12-13 Finland Kymi Howardite  
Limerick 1813-09-10 Ireland Munster H5  
Borodino 1812-09-05 Russia Moscow Oblast H5  
Chantonnay 1812-08-05 France Pays de la Loire L6  
Erxleben 1812-04-15 Germany Sachsen-Anhalt H6  
Toulouse 1812-04-10 France Midi-Pyrénées H6  
Punganaru 1811-11-23 India Andhra Pradesh Stone-uncl  
Berlanguillas 1811-07-08 Spain Castile and León L6  
Kuleschovka 1811-03-12 Ukraine Sumy L6  
Charsonville 1810-11-23 France Centre-Val de Loire H6  
Mooresfort 1810-08 Ireland Munster H5  
Caswell County 1810-01-30 United States North Carolina OC  
Kikino 1809 Russia Smolensk Oblast H6  
Lissa 1808-09-03 Czech Republic Central Bohemian Region L6  
Stannern Stannern 1808-05-22 Czech Republic South Moravian Region Eucrite-mmict  
Borgo San Donino 1808-04-19 Italy Emilia-Romagna LL6  
Moradabad 1808 India Uttar Pradesh L6  
Weston Weston 1807-12-14 United States Connecticut H4  
Timochin 1807-03-25 Russia Kaluga Oblast H5  
Alais Alais 1806-03-15 France Languedoc-Roussillon CI1  
Doroninsk 1805-04-06 Russia Chita Oblast H5  
Asco 1805–11 France Corsica H6  
Bocas 1804-11-24 Mexico San Luis Potosí L6  
High Possil 1804-04-05 United Kingdom Scotland L6  
Darmstadt 1804 (before) Germany Hessen H5  
Mässing 1803-12-13 Germany Bavaria Howardite  
Apt 1803-10-08 France Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur L6  
L'Aigle L'Aigle 1803-04-26 France Lower Normandy L6  [357]
Mauritius 1801–12 (before) Mauritius LL5-6  [358]
Saint-Ouen-en-Champagne 1799-09-29 France Pays de la Loire H5  [359]
Benares (a) 1798-12-19 India Uttar Pradesh LL4  [360]
Salles 1798-03-12 France Rhône-Alpes L5  [361]
Portugal 1796-02-19 Portugal Évora Stone-uncl  [362]
Bjelaja Zerkov 1796-01-15 Ukraine Kyiv H6  [363]
Wold Cottage Wold Cottage 1795-12-13 United Kingdom England L6  [364]
Mulletiwu 1795-04-13 Sri Lanka Northern L  [365]
Siena 1794-06-16 Italy Toscana LL5  [366]

See also

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  131. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Mauerkirchen". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=15446. 
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  149. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for McDonough". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85405. 
  150. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Maoming". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85391. 
  151. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Bordj Rhoraffa". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85678. 
  152. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Drelów". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85794. 
  153. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Smalyavichy". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=84585. 
  154. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Amo". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=84823. 
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  157. "Meteoritical Bulletin Database - Entry for Scalea". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85802. 
  158. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Nqweba". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=85466. 
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  160. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ait Saoun". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=84116. 
  161. "Meteoritical Bulletin Database - Entry for Black Silver Mine". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85065. 
  162. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Takapō". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=83982. 
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  164. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ribbeck". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=81447. 
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  166. 166.0 166.1 "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Raja". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=84290. 
  167. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Boorama". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=82034. 
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  169. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Titusville". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=84822. 
  170. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Elmshorn". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=81066. 
  171. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for El Menia". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80139. 
  172. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Oued el Kechbi". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80034. 
  173. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for El Sauz". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80135. 
  174. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Matera". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=81326. 
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  176. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Kopargaon". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=81067. 
  177. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Mvskoke Merkv". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=81832. 
  178. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tanxi". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=78732. 
  179. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Menisa". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80722. 
  180. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Junction City". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=83384. 
  181. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Rantila". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80483. 
  182. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Great Salt Lake". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=78557. 
  183. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Estreito". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85467. 
  184. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Longde". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=78154. 
  185. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Portelândia". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=85457. 
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  187. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Pusté Úlany". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=84016. 
  188. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ponggo". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=78556. 
  189. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Cranfield". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=77793. 
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  192. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Loro". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=80484. 
  193. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tiglit". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=77162. 
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  196. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Msied". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=78517. 
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  205. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Qiquanhu". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=77053. 
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  252. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Whetstone Mountains". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=49514. 
  253. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Karimati". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=68598. 
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  256. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Cartersville". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=62516. 
  257. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Nkayi". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=61585. 
  258. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ash Creek". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=48954. 
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  260. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Maribo". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=48973. 
  261. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tamdakht". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=48691. 
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  265. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Sulagiri". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=48951. 
  266. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Pleşcoi". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=51706. 
  267. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Xinglongquan". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=62494. 
  268. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Sokoto". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=67601. 
  269. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for San Juan de Ocotán". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=62608. 
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  271. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Bunburra Rockhole". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=48653. 
  272. Trigo-Rodríguez, Josep M.; Llorca, Jordi; Rubin, Alan E.; Grossman, Jeffrey N.; Sears, Derek W. G.; Naranjo, Mateo; Bretzius, Stacy; Tapia, Mar et al. (2009). "The Cali meteorite fall: A new H/L ordinary chondrite" (in en). Meteoritics & Planetary Science 44 (2): 211–220. doi:10.1111/j.1945-5100.2009.tb00729.x. ISSN 1945-5100. Bibcode2009M&PS...44..211T. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1945-5100.2009.tb00729.x. 
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  274. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Chergach". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=47347. 
  275. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Khane Zenian". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=83979. 
  276. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Demsa". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=60272. 
  277. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Auckland". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=73471. 
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  280. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ouadangou". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=56729. 
  281. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Boumdeid (2003)". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=57168. 
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  283. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Park Forest". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=18106. 
  284. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Kalugalatenna". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12235. 
  285. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tepetates". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=86029. 
  286. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Dongyang". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=57542. 
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  288. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Neuschwanstein". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=16950. 
  289. Boroviĉka, J.; Spurný, P.; Kalenda, P.; Tagliaferri, E. (2003). "The Morávka meteorite fall: 1. Description of the events and determination of the fireball trajectory and orbit from video records" (in en). Meteoritics & Planetary Science 38 (7): 975–987. doi:10.1111/j.1945-5100.2003.tb00293.x. ISSN 1945-5100. Bibcode2003M&PS...38..975B. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1945-5100.2003.tb00293.x. 
  290. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Morávka". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=16742. 
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  292. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Heyetang". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=57473. 
  293. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tocache". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=70660. 
  294. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Lujiang". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=84070. 
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  297. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Benešov (a)". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=54854. 
  298. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Kaidun". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12228. 
  299. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ankazomena". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=83276. 
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  301. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Innisfree". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12039. 
  302. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Gorlovka". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=10949. 
  303. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Lichtenberg". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=14646. 
  304. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tintigny". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=67868. 
  305. Gritsevich, Maria; Moilanen, Jarmo; Visuri, Jaakko; Meier, Matthias M. M.; Maden, Colin; Oberst, Jürgen; Heinlein, Dieter; Flohrer, Joachim et al. (2024). "The fireball of November 24, 1970, as the most probable source of the Ischgl meteorite" (in en). Meteoritics & Planetary Science 59 (7): 1658–1691. doi:10.1111/maps.14173. ISSN 1945-5100. Bibcode2024M&PS...59.1658G. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/maps.14173. 
  306. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ischgl". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=56431. 
  307. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Andreevka". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=2296. 
  308. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Buritizal". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=63209. 
  309. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Niger (L6)". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=16974. 
  310. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Pavel". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=18173. 
  311. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Changxing". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5323. 
  312. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Kayakent". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=12268. 
  313. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Kulak". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12369. 
  314. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Djermaia". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=7656. 
  315. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Woolgorong". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=24334. 
  316. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Millbillillie". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=16643. 
  317. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Gao-Guenie". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=10854. 
  318. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Soheria". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=23660. 
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  320. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Essebi". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=10055. 
  321. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for San Pedro de Quiles". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=23130. 
  322. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Hotse". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=11913. 
  323. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Centerville". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=5307. 
  324. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Idutywa". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12000. 
  325. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Paranaiba". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=18103. 
  326. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Elenovka". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=7824. 
  327. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for St. Louis". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=23089. 
  328. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Tromøy". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=24053. 
  329. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Adzhi-Bogdo (stone)". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=390. 
  330. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Vetluga". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=24169. 
  331. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Chervony Kut". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5342. 
  332. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Macibini". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=15372. 
  333. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Malvern". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=15400. 
  334. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Sioux County". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=23614. 
  335. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Brient". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5140. 
  336. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Pasamonte". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=18110. 
  337. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Ardón". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=59522. 
  338. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Padvarninkai". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=18069. 
  339. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Béréba". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5028. 
  340. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Lake Labyrinth". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=12444. 
  341. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Serra de Magé". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=23502. 
  342. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Calivo". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5200. 
  343. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Moore County". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=16736. 
  344. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Lakangaon". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12435. 
  345. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Grzempach". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=11429. 
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  347. "Meteoritical Bulletin: Entry for Bholghati". https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5041. 
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