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Other Mines in Pecos County

• Barstow Site (Construction Sand and Gravel)
• Fort Stockton Pit (Construction Sand and Gravel)
• Ft Stockton Plant 1864 (Construction Sand and Gravel)
• Ace Sand and Gravel (Sand, Common)
• Adams Quarry (Limestone, General, Stone, Crushed/Broken)
• Buckhorn (Crushed, Broken Stone NEC)
• Clayton Williams Pit (Sand and Gravel, Construction)
• Comanche Creek Mine (Sulfur)
• Comanche Creek Mine (Sulfur)
• Coyanosa Complex Sulphur Plant (Sulfur)

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Other Limestone, General, Stone, Crushed/Broken Mines in Texas

• Adams Quarry — Pecos County
• Blewett Quarry — Uvalde County
• Dabney Quarry — Uvalde County
• Dallas Quarry — Dallas County
• Dedear Quarry — Williamson County
• Fisher Quarry — Howard County
• Helotes Quarry — Bexar County
• Huebner Road Quarry — Bexar County
• Limestone Quarry — Burnet County
• Mendal Quarry — Pecos County

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