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ART. LX.--Note on the Geology of Florida: Two of the lesser but typical Phosphate Fields
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ART. LX.--Note on the Geology of Florida: Two of the lesser but typical Phosphate Fields
1893
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COMMENCING with Lake Santa Fe, in the north, we find it, and Nunan Lake, to the southwest of it, both surrounded by a flat sandy country destitute of \"sinks\" and of rock exposures of any kind. Some distance off, however, to the westward of the former and about four miles west of Waldo, is a small exposure known as the Preston Marl, near old Fort Harlee; and seven or eight miles still farther northwestward in Bradford County, is another large sink.
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American Periodicals Series II
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