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Johnstown Meteorite (ADIO)

Johnstown fell at 4:20pm local time on July 6, 1924 in Weld County, Colorado. It's a diogenite achondrite (HED) and weighed 40.3 kg. The Handbook of Colorado Meteorites says that a total of 27 stones were found. The Handbook has a full account of the fall from E. O. Hovey. Among other things, he says that more than 200 people witnessed and heard the fall.

For more details about this meteorite, go to its Meteorical Bulletin page: Johnstown

Some photos of this meteorite are below.


A 136g Johnstown individual.  Photo © Mitterling Meteorites



A 7.8g slice of Johnstown.  Photo © Matt Morgan (Mile High Meteorites)



A 17.74g slice of Johnstown.  Photo © Impactika



Part of Johnstown.  Photo © by its respective photographer.



Slice of Johnstown.  Photo © Mark Bostick



Johnstown individual.  Photo © Martin Horejsi



Three small individuals of Johnstown.  Photo © Martin Horejsi

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