Relief Dam (Other Keyword)

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Cultural Resource Overview And National Register of Historic Places Significance Evaluation Of Relief Dam And Vicinity, Stanislaus National Forest Volume I. (1989)
DOCUMENT Citation Only L. H. Shoup. A. G. Caruso.

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Draft: Cultural Resources Overview and National Register of Historic Places Significance Evaluation of Relief Dam and Vicinity, Stanislaus National Forest; Volume Two: Confidential Site Records and Maps. (1989)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Thad Van Bueren.

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Kennedy Trail Survey; Cultural Resource Management Report 05-16-3005; Volume I (Confidential Appendices in Volume II); Tuolumne County, California (1993)
DOCUMENT Citation Only K. B. Jaggers.

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