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Tim Greenland (2011) Trip to the Culver-Baer mine, N fork of Sulphur creek, Cloverdale, Mayacmas mts, Sonoma Co., CA, USA. http://www.minresco.com/links/field%20trips/field_trip_info/Culver%20Baer%20Trip.pdf

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Full ReferenceTim Greenland (2011) Trip to the Culver-Baer mine, N fork of Sulphur creek, Cloverdale, Mayacmas mts, Sonoma Co., CA, USA. http://www.minresco.com/links/field%20trips/field_trip_info/Culver%20Baer%20Trip.pdf
Plain TextTim Greenland (2011) Trip to the Culver-Baer mine, N fork of Sulphur creek, Cloverdale, Mayacmas mts, Sonoma Co., CA, USA. http://www.minresco.com/links/field%20trips/field_trip_info/Culver%20Baer%20Trip.pdf

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Culver-Baer Mine, North Fork Little Sulphur Creek, Cloverdale, West Mayacmas Mining District, Sonoma County, California, USAⓘ Pecoraite

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