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Dataset: EOSC
Taxa: Delphinium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Eastern Oregon University Herbarium, Eastern Oregon State College Herbarium

EOSC
[unknown]   3
United States, Oregon, Union, soil- Watama-Gwinly complex, 45.52202 -118.00485, 981m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   215
United States, Oregon, Baker, Near Forshey Creek, edge of timber
EOSC
Serge C. Head   1230
United States, Oregon, Baker, East slope at falls area of Big Kettle Creek, 45.04432 -117.27409, 2012m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   87
United States, Oregon, Baker, On ridge north side of Pine Creek
EOSC
Serge C. Head   1770
United States, Oregon, Baker, 75 yards northeast from first bridge on East Eagle Creek, 44.98436 -117.37165, 1143m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   266
United States, Oregon, Baker, Mosquito Creek near Whitney, Oregon, 44.6594 -118.2897
EOSC
[needs research]   31
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, grassy roadside, 1311m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   356
United States, Oregon, Baker, Virtue Flat east of Baker, Oregon, 44.7739 -117.6558
EOSC
Serge C. Head   651
United States, [unknown], [needs research]
EOSC
Karen Antell   1597
United States, Oregon, Union, 45.26027 -118.04511, 829m
EOSC
Scott Tarter   2
United States, Oregon, Union, Near Indian Creek on Mt. Harris;45 28' 30" N. Latitude;117 48' 00" W. Longitude, 45.45587 -117.8409, 1311m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   1230
United States, Oregon, Baker, East slope at falls area of Big Kettle Creek, 45.04432 -117.27409, 2012m
EOSC
Serge C. Head   87
United States, Oregon, Baker, On ridge north side of Pine Creek
EOSC
Serge C. Head   45
United States, Oregon, Baker, west ridge of East Eagle Creek, 45.0411 -117.32993
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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