Willow Creek Jasper

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Color: Willow Creek Jasper has colors of purple, pink and green with clear or white veins.

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Willow Creek Jasper is associated with Columbia River Basalt Formation and primarily occurs as nodules along the north and south branches of Willow Creek of Gem and Ada counties, Idaho and around the Longhair Mine near Eagle, Idaho.

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