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Nova Scotia. Dept. of Mines and Energy, Nova Scotia. Dept. of Mines 1950.

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National Gypsum Company quarries, Dingwall, Victoria Co., Nova Scotia, Canadaⓘ Gypsum

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Messervey, J.P. (1929) Copper in Nova Scotia. Pamphlet No. 7, Nova Scotia Dept. of Public Works and Mines.
Faribault, E.R. (1919) Investigations in Western Nova Scotia, Summary Report, 1918, Part F., Can Dept. Mines.
A.K. Chatterjee, "Uranium Mineralization at McLean Point, Cumberland County", Nova Scotia Dept. Mines Report 77-1, 1977.
Messervey, J.P. (1932) Antimony in Nova Scotia. Pamphlet No. 1, N.S. Dept. of Public Works and Mines, xx pp.
A.K. Chatterjee, "Copper-Zinc Deposit at McMillan Brook, Victoria County, Cape Breton Island", Nova Scotia Dept. Mines, Report 77-1, 1977.
Chatterjee, A.K. (1977) Comments on the Association of Tridymite, Pyromorphite, and Meneghinite from Dunbrack Prospect. Nova Scotia Dept. Mines, Report: 77-1: 99-102.
Puech, J.F.C.G. (1950) Mississippian overlap near Cape George, Nova Scotia. M.Sc. Thesis Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Masachusetts. Nova Scotia Department of Mines and Energy, Thesis 298.
Boehner, R.C. (1986) Salt and Potash Resources in Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia Department of Mines and Energy, Bulletin 5.
Messervey, J.P. (1932) Antimony in Nova Scotia. Pamphlet No. 1, Nova Scotia Department of Public Works and Mines.
Messervey, J.P. (1929) Copper in Nova Scotia. Pamphlet No. 7, Nova Scotia Department of Public Works and Mines.
 
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