H Chondrite

17,594 meteorites · 26,402.7 kg total mass

H chondrites (high-iron) are the most common type of ordinary chondrite. They contain 25-31% total iron and are among the most frequently recovered meteorites on Earth.

Classifications in This Group

H5
7,164
H6
4,529
H4
4,222
H4/5
428
H3
387
H5/6
193
H3.8
76
H3.7
75
H4-6
67
H5-6
63
H4-5
47
H3-6
43
H3.9
43
H3.6
42
H3-5
39
H3/4
35
H3.5
18
H3.4
16
H7
12
H4-an
10
H3-4
10
H3.3
7
H4/6
6
H3.9/4
5
H3.9-6
4
H5-melt breccia
4
H3.2-an
3
H3.0
3
H6-melt breccia
3
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Name Mass
Sayh al Uhaymir 277 11.6 kg
Lewis Cliff 85319 11.5 kg
Northwest Africa 2885 11.5 kg
al-Jimshan 11.5 kg
Novosibirsk 11.4 kg
Densmore (1950) 11.3 kg
Grayton 11.3 kg
Mount Browne 11.3 kg
Sahara 97087 11.2 kg
Holyoke 11.2 kg
Barrilla 11.1 kg
Goronyo 11.0 kg
Vengerovo 10.8 kg
Yamato 81124 10.8 kg
Rose City 10.6 kg
Muslyumovo 10.6 kg
Nahuel Niyeu 10.5 kg
Dhofar 1026 10.5 kg
Menow 10.5 kg
Gross-Divina 10.5 kg
Barwise 10.4 kg
Shalim 004 10.4 kg
Shalim 003 10.4 kg
Sahara 98034 10.3 kg
Fermo 10.2 kg
Shişr 036 10.2 kg
Lonewolf Nunataks 94104 10.2 kg
Northwest Africa 4209 10.1 kg
Dhofar 069 10.1 kg
Kearney 10.0 kg
Cullison 10.0 kg
Tugalin-Bulen 10.0 kg
Djoumine 10.0 kg
Kalvesta 10.0 kg
Gascoyne Junction 10.0 kg
Palmersville 10.0 kg
Sahara 97036 9.9 kg
Shields 9.8 kg
Sahara 97035 9.8 kg
Northwest Africa 778 9.7 kg
Dhofar 131 9.7 kg
Reggane 003 9.5 kg
Avanhandava 9.3 kg
Grady (1937) 9.3 kg
Deán Funes 9.3 kg
Alexandrovsky 9.3 kg
Tiffa 007 9.3 kg
Queen Alexandra Range 90200 9.2 kg
Motta di Conti 9.2 kg
Bouri 9.1 kg