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Mineral County Assessor
1201 North Main St., Creede, CO 81130
Phone (719)658-2669 Fax (719)658-2931

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Mineral County Treasurer
1201 North Main St., Creede, CO 81130
Phone (719)658-2325 Fax (719)658-0358

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Mineral County Clerk and Recorder
1201 North Main St., Creede, CO 81130
Phone (719)658-2440 Fax (719)658-0358

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