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STUCKEY, J. L. (1928), THE PYROPHYLLITE DEPOSITS OF NORTH CAROLINA, WITH A MORE DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE GEOLOGY OF THE DEEP RIVER REGION: NORTH CAROLINA DEPT. CONSERV. AND DEVEL. BULL. 37, 62P.

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Plain TextSTUCKEY, J. L. (1928), THE PYROPHYLLITE DEPOSITS OF NORTH CAROLINA, WITH A MORE DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE GEOLOGY OF THE DEEP RIVER REGION: NORTH CAROLINA DEPT. CONSERV. AND DEVEL. BULL. 37, 62P.

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Bates Mine, Glendon Mining District, Moore County, North Carolina, USA
Chatham-White Mine (Reeves White Mine; Snow prospect), Glendon Mining District, Moore County, North Carolina, USA

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