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Bryson, H.J. (1936) Gold Deposits in North Carolina. North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development Bulletin Number 38, 157 pages.

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Original EntryBryson, H.J. (1936) Gold Deposits in North Carolina. North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development Bulletin Number 38, 157 pages.
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Full ReferenceBryson, H.J. (1936) Gold Deposits in North Carolina. North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development Bulletin Number 38, 157 pages.
Plain TextBryson, H.J. (1936) Gold Deposits in North Carolina. North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development Bulletin Number 38, 157 pages.

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Phoenix Mine (Vanderburg Mine; Miami mine), Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, USA

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