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Like most of the resources in Colorado, the famed Copperton Field has long since been exhausted. Trace amounts of Copper Ore remain. Xenos are active within the field.
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| 10:46, 9 July 2014 |  | 1,280 × 960 (568 KB) | Valveran (talk | contribs) | Like most of the resources in Colorado, the famed Copperton Field has long since been exhausted. Trace amounts of Copper Ore remain. Xenos are active within the field. |
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