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Fay, R.O., and Brockie, D.C. (2002), Metallic-mineral resources of Oklahoma: Oklahoma Geological Survey Special Publication 2002-1, 32 p.

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Paoli deposit, Paoli, Red Bed Mining District, Garvin County, Oklahoma, USA
Eagle Picher Mine, Creta, Jackson County, Oklahoma, USA

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