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New Mexico Rocks and Minerals

The Collecting Guide

Frank S. Kimbler
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Pages
80
Year
2007
Language
English
Publisher
Sunstone Press

About

It has been, said that mineral and rock collecting is one of the most popular hobbies throughout the world and one that can be very rewarding and pleasurable for both the serious collector and for the weekend amateur. This guide was, compiled to spread the collecting word and to share the localities in the "Land of Enchantment." It has a detailed listing of collectable New Mexico minerals, agates and petrified wood and includes over 125 collecting sites and how, to get to them, as well as 32 county maps indicating collecting locations. The authors have also noted access problems, such as private property, government lands and the necessity for four-wheel drive vehicles, and they have provided the reader with collecting and safety tips. The listings are, divided by counties, then localities with the rocks and minerals that can be, collected there. There is also a cross-referenced index of localities, maps and minerals.

Related Subjects

  • Rocks & Minerals
  • Nature
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Reference
  • Geology
  • Earth Sciences
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