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Glacial cirque on east side of Mount Osborn, the lower half of the mountain is gneiss, which is overlain by limestone with interbedded schist or gneiss.

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1905

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Glacial cirque on east side of Mount Osborn, the lower half of the mountain is gneiss, which is overlain by limestone with interbedded schist or gneiss. A few hundred feet of biotite schist caps the mountain. Nome district, Seward Peninsula region, Alaska. 1905. Plate 11 in U.S. Geological Survey. Bulletin 533. 1913

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number photoLibrary 26475
batch photoLibrary btch363
number_in_book photoLibrary 267

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