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Cameron, Eugene N. (1951) Feldspar Deposits of the Bryson City District, North Carolina. Bulletin 62. North Carolina Division of Mineral Resources

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TitleFeldspar Deposits of the Bryson City District, North Carolina
ReportBulletin
AuthorsCameron, Eugene N.Author
Year1951
Issue<   62   >
PublisherNorth Carolina Division of Mineral ResourcesPlaceRaleigh
Download URLhttps://archive.org/download/feldspardeposits1951came/feldspardeposits1951came.pdf
Mindat Ref. ID12901811Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:12901811:9
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Full ReferenceCameron, Eugene N. (1951) Feldspar Deposits of the Bryson City District, North Carolina. Bulletin 62. North Carolina Division of Mineral Resources
Plain TextCameron, Eugene N. (1951) Feldspar Deposits of the Bryson City District, North Carolina. Bulletin 62. North Carolina Division of Mineral Resources
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