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Bradley, W.W. (1926), The Minarets district, Madera County: California Mining Bureau. (Report 22): 22: 556.

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Original EntryBradley, W.W. (1926), The Minarets district, Madera County: California Mining Bureau. (Report 22): 22: 556.
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Full ReferenceBradley, W.W. (1926), The Minarets district, Madera County: California Mining Bureau. (Report 22): 22: 556.
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Cochran occurrence, Red Top Mountain, Minarets Mining District (Mountain Mining District; Raymond Mining District; Minaret Mining District), Ritter Range, Madera County, California, USA

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