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Trace, R.D., (1974), Illinois - Kentucky Fluorspar District, in - a Symposium on the Geology of Fluorspar: Ky. Geological Survey Special Pub. 22 P. 69

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Alcoa Mine, Rosiclare, Hardin County, Illinois, USA

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