Talk:Pico Canyon Oilfield
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Photo uploads are needed.
- HABS photos appear unavailable.
- 2 of 3 NRHP photos linked in article are identified NPS photos, hence public domain and can be used. The first one is unclear, but may possibly be assumed to be NPS and usable.
- New photos are needed.
