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Chenoweth, W.L. (1986), The Orphan Lode mine, Grand Canyon, Arizona, a case history of a mineralized collapse-breccia pipe, USGS Open File Report 86-510.

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Original EntryChenoweth, W.L. (1986), The Orphan Lode mine, Grand Canyon, Arizona, a case history of a mineralized collapse-breccia pipe, USGS Open File Report 86-510.
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Full ReferenceChenoweth, W.L. (1986), The Orphan Lode mine, Grand Canyon, Arizona, a case history of a mineralized collapse-breccia pipe, USGS Open File Report 86-510.
Plain TextChenoweth, W.L. (1986), The Orphan Lode mine, Grand Canyon, Arizona, a case history of a mineralized collapse-breccia pipe, USGS Open File Report 86-510.

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Orphan Mine (Orphan lode), Grand Canyon Village, Orphan Mining District, Coconino County, Arizona, USA

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