Documents Cited - Final EIS

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Poseyesva, L.T. 2020a. Addendum to a Cultural Resources Inventory of 40.4 Acres of Private Property near Superior, Pinal County, Arizona: The Castleberry Campground Waterline Project. Cultural Resources Report 2020-0089. Project Number: 807.133/807.184. Tucson, Arizona: WestLand Resources, Inc. July 31.

Poseyesva, L.T. 2020b. A Cultural Resources Inventory of 2.6 Miles for the Inconceivables Road Project on the Tonto National Forest, South of Superior, Pinal County, Arizona: Resolution Copper. Cultural Resources Report 2020-17. Project Number: 807.200. Tucson, Arizona: WestLand Resources, Inc. May 29.

Poseyesva, L.T. 2020c. Addendum to A Cultural Resources Inventory for the Recreational Users Group Conceptual Trail System within the Vicinity of Superior, Pinal County, Arizona: The Forest Road 4 Reroute. Cultural Resources Report 2020-81. Project Number: 807.184 05. Tucson, Arizona: WestLand Resources, Inc. July 10.

Prasciunas, M.M., and S. Chamorro. 2012. A Cultural Resources Inventory For 18 Stations For a Magnetotelluric Geophysical Survey on Arizona State Land Near Superior, Pinal County, Arizona. Arizona State Land Department Exploration Permit Numbers 08-115476, 08-115474, and 08-115475. Cultural Resources Report 2012-13. Project No. 0807.40 A 500A. Tucson, Arizona: WestLand Resources, Inc. October 11.

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