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(a) An MTRSC claim is a claim located as provided in AS 38.05.195 (b)(1) and this chapter. An MTRSC leasehold location is a leasehold location located as provided in AS 38.05.195 (b)(1), AS 38.05.205 , and this chapter.
(b) A traditional mining claim is a claim located as provided in AS 38.05.195 (b)(2) and this chapter, and means the same as a non-MTRSC location, as that term is used in AS 38.05.195 (b)(2). A traditional leasehold location is a leasehold location located as provided in AS 38.05.195 (b)(2), AS 38.05.205 , and this chapter.
(c) A traditional location is a traditional mining claim or a traditional leasehold location.
History: Eff. 1/19/2002, Register 161
Authority: AS 38.05.020
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