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Butner, D.W. (1949), Investigation of tungsten occurrences in Darwin district, Inyo County, California: US Bureau Mines Report of Investigation 4475: 1-6

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Original EntryButner, D.W. (1949), Investigation of tungsten occurrences in Darwin district, Inyo County, California: US Bureau Mines Report of Investigation 4475: 1-6
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Full ReferenceButner, D.W. (1949), Investigation of tungsten occurrences in Darwin district, Inyo County, California: US Bureau Mines Report of Investigation 4475: 1-6
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Darwin Mining District, Darwin Hills, Inyo County, California, USA

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Darwin Mining District, Darwin Hills, Inyo County, California, USAⓘ Scheelite

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