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Spring Creek
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United States, Arizona, Gila County, Buzzard Roost Mesa - 7.5 Min, T9N R12E Sec 36 SW, Sierra Ancha, Young Area, Diamond Butte physiographic area, Spring Creek metallic mineral dist., Gila447
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