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Additional references for the MOLLY MINE can be found in Minfile. The following are those from which details of mineralogy were taken.

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Original EntryAdditional references for the MOLLY MINE can be found in Minfile. The following are those from which details of mineralogy were taken.
Mindat Ref. ID16180445Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:16180445:9
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Full ReferenceAdditional references for the MOLLY MINE can be found in Minfile. The following are those from which details of mineralogy were taken.
Plain TextAdditional references for the MOLLY MINE can be found in Minfile. The following are those from which details of mineralogy were taken.

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Molly Mine, Salmo, Nelson Mining Division, British Columbia, Canada

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