What does NAMLR mean?
NAMLR means Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation?
Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation can be abbreviated as NAMLR
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What does NAMLR stand for? NAMLR stands for "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation". |
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How to abbreviate "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation"? "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation" can be abbreviated as NAMLR. |
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What is the meaning of NAMLR abbreviation? The meaning of NAMLR abbreviation is "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation". |
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What is NAMLR abbreviation? One of the definitions of NAMLR is "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation". |
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What does NAMLR mean? NAMLR as abbreviation means "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation". |
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What is shorthand of Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation? The most common shorthand of "Navajo Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation" is NAMLR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AMLIS - Abandoned Mine Land Information System
- AMLRA - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Act
- NNAMLRD - Navajo Nation Abandoned Mines Land Reclamation Department
- AMLR - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation
- AMLA - Abandoned Mine Land Association
- AMLD - Abandoned Mine Land Division
- AMLFS - Abandoned Mine Land Fund Status
- AMLI - Abandoned Mine Land Inventory
- AMLP - Abandoned Mine Land Problem
- AMLR - Abandoned Mined Land Reclamation
- AMLRA - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards
- AMLRC - Abandoned Mines Land Reclamation Council
- AMLRD - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Department
- AMLRD - Abandoned Mined Land Reclamation Division
- AMLRF - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Fees
- AMLRP - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Plan
- AMLRP - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Program
- AMLRP - Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Project
- EAMLR - Emergency Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation
- OAMLR - Oklahoma Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation