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English: Bedrock geologic map of the US area bordering Lake Superior in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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Date |
1982 |
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Minnesota Geological Survey, University of Minnesota: ftp://mgssun6.mngs.umn.edu/map_catalog/jp2k/umn22628.jp2 |
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Morey, G. B., Sims, P. K. Cannon, W. F., Mudrey, M. G., Jr., D. L. Southwick |
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