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Wood, L. W. (1935) The Road and Concrete Materials of Southern Iowa. Iowa Geological Survey Annual Report, 36. 7-310 doi:10.17077/2160-5270.1264

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TitleThe Road and Concrete Materials of Southern Iowa
ReportIowa Geological Survey Annual Report
AuthorsWood, L. W.Author
Year1935Volume36
PublisherThe University of Iowa
DOIdoi:10.17077/2160-5270.1264
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Plain TextWood, L. W. (1935) The Road and Concrete Materials of Southern Iowa. Iowa Geological Survey Annual Report, 36. 7-310 doi:10.17077/2160-5270.1264
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