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Young, George J. (1918), The sink of the Amargosa (Death Valley, Inyo County, California): Engineering & Mining Journal: 105: 985-986.

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Original EntryYoung, George J. (1918), The sink of the Amargosa (Death Valley, Inyo County, California): Engineering & Mining Journal: 105: 985-986.
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Full ReferenceYoung, George J. (1918), The sink of the Amargosa (Death Valley, Inyo County, California): Engineering & Mining Journal: 105: 985-986.
Plain TextYoung, George J. (1918), The sink of the Amargosa (Death Valley, Inyo County, California): Engineering & Mining Journal: 105: 985-986.

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Warner, Thor (1926), Silver discovery in Saline Valley, Inyo County, California: Engineering & Mining Journal 121: 938; (abstract): Geol. Zentralbl., Band 36: 10 (1927).
 
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