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Meteorite Museum: Weesperstraat/Nieuwe Keizersgracht [satellite]

Go over the images to see more info about each meteorite.*

Name: Olgino
2023 Respublika Tatarstan, Russia
Class: L3
Name: Anyujskij
1981, Chukotskiy avtonomnyy okrug, Russia
Class: Iron, IIAB
Name: Omolon
1981 Magadanskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Pallasite, PMG
Confirmed fall
Name: Burgavlo
1941 Respublika Sakha Yakutiya, Russia
Class: Iron, IAB-MG
Name: Bolshaya Korta
1939 Tomskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H5
Name: Krasnojarsk
1749 Krasnoyarskiy kray, Russia
Class: Pallasite, PMG-an
Name: Doroninsk
1805 Chitinskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H5-7
Name: Verkhne Tschirskaja
1843 Volgogradskaya oblast', Russia
Class: DH5
Confirmed fall
Name: Petropavlovsk
1841 Kemerovskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, ungrouped
Name: Veliko-Nikolaevsky Priisk
1902 Irkutskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, IIAB
Name: Karagai
1900 Orenburgskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L6
Name: Kissij
1899 Respublika Tatarstan, Russia
Class: H5
Name: Toubil River
1891 Kemerovskaya oblast', Russia
Class: Iron, IIAB
Name: Ochansk
1887 Permskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H4
Confirmed fall
Name: Tsarev
1968 Volgogradskaya oblast', Russia
Class: L5
Name: Markovka
1967 Altayskiy kray, Russia
Class: H4
Name: Severny Kolchim
1965 Permskaya oblast', Russia
Class: H3

* Some background about the information on this page: MetBase is the leading meteorite information database and bibliography of meteorites and planetary sciences. MetBase holds the world's largest compilation of meteorite data, published between 1492 and today. All meteorites on display here have been officially approved by the Nomenclature Committee of the Meteoritical Society in 2024. They have fallen on the earth between 1749 and 2024.