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Cinder pits, Hearst Mountain quadrangle, Coconino Co., Arizona, USA

Latitude: 35°15'N
Longitude: 112°28'W

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‡Ref.: MRDS file #10209712 for the primary entry. MRDS files as indicated for each additional occurrence listed below.

Cinder pits documented as producing pumice within the Hearst Mountain quadrangle. Occurrences are at the primary set of coordinates entered for this file, and at the following additional coordinates:
lat. 35.29190N., long. 112.28970W - MRDS file #10209725
lat. 35.25220N., long. 112.36690W - MRDS file #10160902
lat. 35.28580N., long. 112.47390W - MRDS file #10112807
lat. 35.25610N., long. 112.34830W - MRDS file #10136749

Mineralization is generally cinders/pumice, perlite, and possibly obsidian in the form of Apache tears.

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'Pumice'

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