Beryl (aquamarine, emerald, green and yellow) and tourmaline of the Crabtree Pegmatite, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell County, North Carolina - Onslow County Public Library

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Beryl (aquamarine, emerald, green and yellow) and tourmaline of the Crabtree Pegmatite, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell County, North Carolina Cover Image

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Beryl (aquamarine, emerald, green and yellow) and tourmaline of the Crabtree Pegmatite, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell County, North Carolina

Tappen, Christine (author.). Dockal, James Allan (author.). Smith, Michael S. (Michael Steven) (author.). North Carolina. Geological Survey Section, (publisher.). Forum on Geology of Industrial Minerals 2006 Asheville, N.C.) (42nd : (Added Author).

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https://digital.ncdcr.gov/documents/detail/4910350

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Physical Description: remote
1 online poster (1 page) : illustrations (some color), maps
Publisher: [Raleigh, North Carolina] : [North Carolina Geological Survey Section], [2006]

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General Note:: Poster presented at the 42nd Forum of the Geology of Industrial Minerals (Asheville, N.C.).
Source of Description Note:: Caption title from PDF (viewed on April 20, 2022).

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Subject:: Crabtree Emerald Mine (N.C.).; Beryl North Carolina Mitchell County; Mines and mineral resources North Carolina Mitchell County; Tourmaline North Carolina Mitchell County
Genre:: Illustrated works.

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