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McLemore, Virginia T., Nelia Dunbar, Matt T. Heizler, Kelly Donahue (2000): Geology and mineral deposits of the Victorio mining district, Luna County , New Mexico- Preliominary observations. New Mexico Geologic Society Guidebook, 51st field Conference, Southwest passage – A trip through the Phanerozoic: 267-278.

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Original EntryMcLemore, Virginia T., Nelia Dunbar, Matt T. Heizler, Kelly Donahue (2000): Geology and mineral deposits of the Victorio mining district, Luna County , New Mexico- Preliominary observations. New Mexico Geologic Society Guidebook, 51st field Conference, Southwest passage – A trip through the Phanerozoic: 267-278.
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Full ReferenceMcLemore, Virginia T., Nelia Dunbar, Matt T. Heizler, Kelly Donahue (2000): Geology and mineral deposits of the Victorio mining district, Luna County , New Mexico- Preliominary observations. New Mexico Geologic Society Guidebook, 51st field Conference, Southwest passage – A trip through the Phanerozoic: 267-278.
Plain TextMcLemore, Virginia T., Nelia Dunbar, Matt T. Heizler, Kelly Donahue (2000): Geology and mineral deposits of the Victorio mining district, Luna County , New Mexico- Preliominary observations. New Mexico Geologic Society Guidebook, 51st field Conference, Southwest passage – A trip through the Phanerozoic: 267-278.

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Victorio District (Gage District), Victorio Mountains, Luna County, New Mexico, USA

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Donahue, Kelly M. (2002) Geochemistry, geology, and geochronology of the Victorio mining district, Luna County, New Mexico: Linking skarn and porphyry systems to carbonate-hosted lead-zinc replacement deposits. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Open-file Report OF-471.
McLemore, V. T. (2013) Geology and Mineral Resources in the Zuni Mountains Mining District, Cibola County, New Mexico: Revisited. New Mexico Geological Society Guidebook, 64 Zuni Mountains Mining District. 131 th Field Conference, Geology of Route 66 Region: Flagstaff to Grants, 2013, p. 131-142
McLemore, Virginia T., Donahue, Kelly, Breese, Michael, Jackson, Meghan I., Arbuckle, Jeffrey, Jones, Glen (2001) Introduction to mineral-resource assessment of Luna County, New Mexico. Open-file Report 459. New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources doi:10.58799/ofr-459
McLemore, V.T., and Hoffman, G., (2005), Mineral deposits in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico: New Mexico Geological Society, 56th Field Conference Guidebook, Geology of the Chama Basin, p. 445-456.
Virginia T. McLemore, (2013) Geology and mineral resources in the Zuni Mountains mining district, Cibola County, New Mexico: Revisited. pp. 131-142 in Geology of Route 66 Region: Flagstaff to Grants, Zeigler, Kate; Timmons, J. Michael; Timmons, Stacy; Semken, Steve, New Mexico Geological Society 64th Annual Fall Field Conference Guidebook, 237 p.
Kelly M. Donahue (2002) Geochemistry, geology, and geochronology of the Victorio mining district, Luna County, New Mexico: Linking skarn and porphyry systems to carbonate-hosted lead-zinc replacement deposits. NMBGMR Open-file Report OF-471
 
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