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	1. d. Idaho; reference: Thomson, F. A. and Ballard, S. M.; Geology and Gold Resources of North Central Idaho, Bulletin 7; and a local mine report 2. b. West; reference for questions 2, 3, and 4: Spurr, J.E. and Garrey, G. H.; USGS Professional Paper 63 3. a. Clear Creek, Colorado; same reference as # 2   4. e. None of these, the correct answer is: Mendota; same reference as # 2 5. d. Mohave County 6. b. Brochantite 7. f. All were active mining districts in Boulder County, Colorado 8. 9.  10. 11. 12. 13. 14. g.  All were active in early Boulder County, Colorado 15. f. All of these were established in the early Clear Creek County, Colorado 16. If you disagree with any of these answers, please let me know. If you want to add questions and answers to this list, please let me know. I won't be happy until we get about 3000 questions! Thank you for participating.  Mel Schmidt, MS Book and Mineral Company booksgeology@booksgeology.com
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