Morro Hermoso
About this location
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Found Here
Geology and deposit
- Host rock
- Serpentinite
Mining history
- Status
- Occurrence
Records and references
CHAVEZ, O. R., 1985, ANALISIS METALOGENETICO REGIONAL DE LA PENINSULA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA; BAJA MEXICOCIMRI
Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10049303 — view the source record
Difficulty
Getting there
Location on Map
Coordinates: 27.56691, -114.71742
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