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Diller, J.S. (1895), Description of the Lassen Peak quadrangle, California: USGS Geol. Atlas, Lassen Peak folio (No. 15)

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Original EntryDiller, J.S. (1895), Description of the Lassen Peak quadrangle, California: USGS Geol. Atlas, Lassen Peak folio (No. 15)
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Full ReferenceDiller, J.S. (1895), Description of the Lassen Peak quadrangle, California: USGS Geol. Atlas, Lassen Peak folio (No. 15)
Plain TextDiller, J.S. (1895), Description of the Lassen Peak quadrangle, California: USGS Geol. Atlas, Lassen Peak folio (No. 15)

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Unnamed Gold placer [34], Butte Meadows, Butte County, California, USA

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Unnamed Diatomite occurrence [3], Brush Mountain, Shasta County, California, USAⓘ Diatomite, ⓘ Opal

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