Meteorites of Mongolia
Mongolia has 9 recorded meteorites, of which 3 were seen to fall. The heaviest is Adzhi-Bogdo (iron) at 582 kg.
Meteorite law in Mongolia: who owns a find
Witnessed falls in Mongolia
| Name | Class | Fall/find | Year | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tugalin-Bulen | H6 | Fall | 1967 | 10 kg |
| Adzhi-Bogdo (stone) | LL3-6 | Fall | 1949 | 910 g |
| Noyan-Bogdo | L6 | Fall | 1933 | 250 g |
All meteorites from Mongolia
| Name | Class | Fall/find | Year | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adzhi-Bogdo (iron) | Iron, IAB complex | Find | 1952 | 582 kg |
| Adzhi-Bogdo (stone) | LL3-6 | Fall | 1949 | 910 g |
| Baruun Urt | H5 | Find | 2002 | 26 g |
| Horh Uul | Iron, IIIAB | Find | 2001 | 44 kg |
| Manlai | Iron, ungrouped | Find | 1954 | 166.8 kg |
| Noyan-Bogdo | L6 | Fall | 1933 | 250 g |
| Sargiin Gobi | Iron, IAB complex | Find | 1964 | 17.5 kg |
| Tamir-Tsetserleg | Stone-uncl | Find | 1956 | 173 kg |
| Tugalin-Bulen | H6 | Fall | 1967 | 10 kg |