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Washington State University, Marion Ownbey Herbarium

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175115C.L. Hitchcock   161061947-07-05
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, 5 miles east of Stanford., 47.152731 -110.109128
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173864C.L. Hitchcock   161531947-07-06
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Yogo Peak, Little Belt Mts.; south side.
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387796Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   869172008-06-09
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Bower Water Gap Canyon, ca 4 air mi SE of Sapphire Village on Forest Road 487; to top of mountain, immediately above "water gap.", 46.8189 -110.2825, 1500m
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387797Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   868482008-06-09
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Blacktail Hills: Dry Wolf Creek, Forest Road 251, ca 8 air mi SW of Stanford., 47.0681 -110.4023, 1527m
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387934Rick McNeill, Matt Voigt   67672009-07-18
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Middle Fork Judith River, ca 1/4 mi upstream from Arch Coulee., 46.8413 -110.3695, 1582m
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387824Rick McNeill   38012008-08-18
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Running Wolf Canyon, Forest Road 264, ca 2.5 air mi E of Dry Wolf Campground, ca 3.5 air mi N of old Yogo town site., 46.9792 -110.4569, 1858m
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387827Rick McNeill   38192008-08-18
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Running Wolf Canyon, Forest Road 264, ca 3.5 air mi N of old Yogo town site., 46.9792 -110.4569, 1858m
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387805Rick McNeill   55552009-07-01
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 120, ca 1 air mi SE of Anderson Peak., 47.0582 -110.5899, 1973m
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388967Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   869242008-06-09
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Bower Water Gap Canyon, ca 4 air mi SE of Sapphire Village on Forest Road 487., 46.8189 -110.2825, 1500m
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388970Rick McNeill   10792008-06-28
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: junction of Forest roads 266 and 2084, junction of Skunk Gulch and Yogo Creek., 46.9206 -110.465, 1840m
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388990Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   868452008-06-09
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Blacktail Hills: Dry Wolf Creek, Forest Road 251, ca 8 air mi SW of Stanford., 47.0681 -110.4023, 1527m
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389010Rick McNeill   9682008-06-27
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 6581, Bower Gulch., 47.084 -110.5764, 1810m
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389011Rick McNeill   10212008-06-28
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Gibson Peal, along Trail 446, off of Forest Road 266., 46.947 -110.4491, 2357m
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388945Rick McNeill   85542009-08-05
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 251 between Slide Rock Point and Cabin Mountain., 46.8992 -110.5999, 2439m
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388933Ronald L. Hartman, Rick McNeill   874632008-06-16
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 262, ca 9 air mi S of Geyser., 47.1209 -110.5261, 5095m
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388925Rick McNeill   56732009-07-01
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Little Belt Mountains: County Road 132, ca 1.5 air mi NW of Clendennin Mountain., 47.1108 -110.6344, 1769m
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389012Rick McNeill   11702008-06-30
U.S.A., Montana, Judith Basin, Lewis and Clark National Forest: Little Belt Mountains: Forest Road 6548, N of Dry Pole Campground, from table lands down Limestone Canyon to South Fork Judith River., 46.7828 -110.2993, 1613m
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