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Other articles:
• Globe Mine Road:
at Summit Spring Road;
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Junction:
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
April 1984;
Locations:
Summit Spring.
 Roland Gangloff at Summit Spring
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Summit Spring
Summit Spring is one of the more reliable springs in the Providence Mountains. It is, unfortunately, fouled by burros.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
April 1984;
• Eastern Mojave Geology:
Latham Sh;
 Julie looks for trilobite fossils in the Latham Shale.
 Scott, Linda, and Julie look for trilobite fossils in the Latham Shale.
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Looking for trilobites in the Latham Shale |
There is a nice exposure of Latham Shale between Summit Spring and the Providence Mine. The photograph at left shows Julie looking for trilobite fossils in the Latham Shale.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
April 1984;
Locations:
Providence Mine.
 Roland, Scott, Jim, Julie and Gray in front of the powder house at the Providence Mine.
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Providence Mine and the Frisco Group
Group in front of a powder magazine. |
This group of mines comprises at least 6 claims in the Kelso Mining District. There are a number of shafts and tunnels 200-400 ft. deep. The mines have apparently been idle since 1926. The last known owner was P. Thibedeau of Kelso, CA. The photograph at left shows Roland, Scott, Jim, Julie and Gray in front of the powder house at the Providence Mine.
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Date and time this article was prepared:
12/9/2024 7:24:26 PM
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation