Endicott Mountain Chert











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Color: Endicott Mountain Chert is a bright red, maroon, and turquoise green.

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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Endicott Mountain Chert is associated with basalt formations with small isolated outcroppings occurring in the Endicott Mountain foothills from Anaktuvuk River to the Kuna River, Alaska.
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