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The Lilesville Granite, also referred to as the Lilesville pluton, is a ring-shaped body of granitic rock that spans about 94 square miles (240 km2) in Anson, Richmond, and Montgomery Counties in southern North Carolina.
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Pennsylvanian-Permian
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94
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The Lilesville Granite in the rock garden at Appalachian State University
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United States
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The Lilesville Granite
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Lilesville, North Carolina
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Granite
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Piedmont of North Carolina
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The Lilesville Granite, also referred to as the Lilesville pluton, is a ring-shaped body of granitic rock that spans about 94 square miles (240 km2) in Anson, Richmond, and Montgomery Counties in southern North Carolina.
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Lilesville Granite
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