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ORGAN, R.M. & MANDARINO, J.A. (1971): Romarchite and hydroromarchite, two new stannous minerals. Canadian Mineralogist 10, 916 (abstr.).

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Boundary Falls, Winnipeg River, Kenora District, Ontario, Canada

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Hydroromarchite

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Boundary Falls, Winnipeg River, Kenora District, Ontario, Canadaⓘ Hydroromarchite, ⓘ Romarchite

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