Iron Meteorites:

Octahedrites | Hexahedrites | Ataxites | Ungrouped

Iron meteorites are composed of nickel-iron metal and minor accessory minerals. They are thought to be fragments from cores of ancient asteroid that have been shattered by impacts. While only 6% of witnesed falls are iron meteorites, they account for almost 90% of the mass of all known meteorites (approximately 500 tons.)

Octahedrites

		Boxhole (IIIAB) Northern Tettitory, Australia 112.5 gram individual
		Campo Del Cielo (IAB) Chaco, Argentina 37.9 kilogram individual
		Canyon Diablo (IAB) Coconino Canyon, Arizona, USA 387 gram and 122 gram individuals
		Gibeon (IVA) Great Nama Land, Namibia 1060 gram full slice
		Henbury (IIIAB) Northern Teritory, Australia 280 gram full slice
		Mont-Dieu (IIE) Ardennes, France 57.37 gram full slice
		Mundrabilla (IIICD) Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia 126 gram individual
		Muonionlusta (IVA) Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia 220 kilogram individual and 24.75 kilogram end cut
		Nantan (IIICD) Guangxi, China 32.85 kilogram individual, 1.72 & 49.57 kilogram end cuts
		Odessa (IAB) Ector County, Texas USA 9.76 kilogram individual
		Patagonia (IAB) Argentina 375.5 gram full slice
		Sikhote-Alin (IIAB) Moritime Territory, Russia 397.5 gram individual and 107 gram shrapnel
		Toluca (IAB) Argentina 7.44 kilogram end cut and 95.5 gram full slice
		Zacatecas (IIIAB) Mexico 116 gram full slice
		Zagora (IAB) Quazazate, Morocco 327 gram full slice