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Berg, R. B. (2014) Sapphires in the southwestern part of the Rock Creek sapphire district, Granite County, Montana. Bulletin 135. Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology

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TitleSapphires in the southwestern part of the Rock Creek sapphire district, Granite County, Montana
ReportBulletin
AuthorsBerg, R. B.Author
Year2014
Issue<   135   >
PublisherMontana Bureau of Mines and GeologyPlaceButte, MT
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Full ReferenceBerg, R. B. (2014) Sapphires in the southwestern part of the Rock Creek sapphire district, Granite County, Montana. Bulletin 135. Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Plain TextBerg, R. B. (2014) Sapphires in the southwestern part of the Rock Creek sapphire district, Granite County, Montana. Bulletin 135. Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
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