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KEITH, ARTHUR (1931), GAFFNEY-KINGS MOUNTAIN SC-NC FOLIO NO. 222, USGS GEOLOGIC ATLAS OF THE US, MINE TEXT, P. 12 (SYMBOL LOCATES SITE ON MAP AT 1:62,500).

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Full ReferenceKEITH, ARTHUR (1931), GAFFNEY-KINGS MOUNTAIN SC-NC FOLIO NO. 222, USGS GEOLOGIC ATLAS OF THE US, MINE TEXT, P. 12 (SYMBOL LOCATES SITE ON MAP AT 1:62,500).
Plain TextKEITH, ARTHUR (1931), GAFFNEY-KINGS MOUNTAIN SC-NC FOLIO NO. 222, USGS GEOLOGIC ATLAS OF THE US, MINE TEXT, P. 12 (SYMBOL LOCATES SITE ON MAP AT 1:62,500).

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