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Natural resource

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Gold-bearing conglomerate from the Gila Mountains
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Arizona Road Cut ~ NW of Tonopah, AZ, along I-10
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Geologic and topographic map of the Santa Fe Route, Arizona
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Headframe of the Tiger Mine, San Manuel, Arizona
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Hilltop Ruin, Grand Canyon, Arizona
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Navajo Sandstone exposed at Lake Powell
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The wild Salt River, central Arizona
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Pleistocene river deposits along the Verde River
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Bird's-eye view of Picacho Peak, Arizona
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Hohokam ruins at Horseshoe Reservoir, Arizona
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Mounds of crushed quartzite, Chino Valley, central Arizona
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SE Arizona from Mt. Wrightson
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Breccia Pipe in Grand Canyon
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Guide to the Geology of the Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon Area, Arizona
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Sheeps Bridge, Verde River, central Arizona
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Mylonitic gneiss in Rawhide Mountains, western Arizona
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Marble tectonite in Sosa Canyon
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Fossil horn corals - Dragoon Mtns, eastern Arizona
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Holocene terrace of the Verde River, Bartlett Reservoir, Maricopa County, AZ
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Macroscopic view of mylonized shear zone
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Phyllites of the Phoenix Mountains
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Thunder River Falls, Grand Canyon
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Lavender Pit, Bisbee, Arizona
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Arizona has Potash!
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