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Intermountain Herbarium (Vasc. & Algae)
USU:UTC	Castilleja chambersii M. Egger & R.J. Meinke UTC00242606K.L. Chambers   34261972-06-13 United States, Oregon, Clatsop, Onion Peak., 45.8181 -123.896, 934m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Castilleja chambersii J.M.Egger & Meinke 278255J. M. Egger   6301994-07-06 United States of America, Oregon, Clatsop Co., Upper S & E slopes of Angora Peak, 45.78 -123.92 Full Record Details
Oregon State University
OSC:OSU	Castilleja chambersii J.M. Egger & Meinke OSC-V-034372Egger, M.; Mark Egger   5771993-07-15 United States, Oregon, Clatsop, upper S slope of Angora Peak., 45.79062 -123.93571 Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Castilleja chambersii J.M. Egger & Meinke OSC-V-034292Joshua Bonde   2000-00-00 United States, Oregon, Clatsop Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Castilleja chambersii J.M. Egger & Meinke OSC-V-034371Kenton L. Chambers; K.L. Chambers   34261972-06-13 United States, Oregon, Clatsop, Onion Peak; rocky slopes and pinnacles form the summit, where a small remnant stand of Abies amabilis and Tsuga heterophylla occurs., 45.81965 -123.89415, 934m Full Record Details
General Research Observations
SEINet	Castilleja chambersii M. Egger & R.J. Meinke Walter Fertig   s.n.2022-06-20 United States, Washington, Pacific, Pacific Northwest Coast ecoregion: Willapa Divide, ridge above headwaters of Little Fork East Naselle River along the E line road, ca 7 air miles SSW of Lebam and WA Hwy 6. T11N R7W S5 NE4 NW4 NE4., 46.46888 -123.569818, 701m Full Record Details

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