A report about how the U. S. Geological Survey explored the Atkinson Mesa area for uranium and vanadium bearing deposits from July 2, 1951, to June 18, 1953, with 397 diamond drill holes that totaled 261,251 feet.

Report discussing the zoning of Bitter Creek mine vanadium and uranium deposits. Information regarding field work/acknowledgments, general geology, features of the mine, zoning of the mine, zoning of other parts of the area, origin of the zones, and conclusions are included.

Report summarizing the results of geological exploration of the Spring Creek Mesa area from July 11, 1951 to August 14, 1953. A brief description of the geology and ore deposits of the area is also given.

The following report covers a chemical study that was made of the Salt Wash member of the Morrison formation of Jurassic age in the Jo Dandy area, Montrose County, Colorado in 1954. The chemical study was made to investigate the distribution of elements in the host rocks with emphasis on the pattern of variation as related to the position of known ore bodies, and to determine average concentrations of some of the elements in the major rock types.

Report discussing a geological study to determine the trace element composition of the ore deposit of the Peanut Mine in Montrose County, Colorado.

From Introduction: "In the Uravan and Gateway districts, the general character of the bedding in the ore-bearing sandstone and amount of alteration in associated mudstones, and the relation of these to each other, are the features most useful as large-scale guides. This report describes these features and their distribution, as well as some other significant geologic characteristics of the ore-bearing sandstone."

A report vanadium-uranium ore in the J. J. mine in Montrose County, Colorado.

The proposed remedial action for the Naturita processing site is relocation of the contaminated materials and debris to the Dry Flats disposal sits, 6 road miles (mi) [10 kilometers (km)) to the southeast. At the disposal site, the contaminated materials would be stabilized and covered with layers of earth and rock. The proposed disposal site is on land administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and used primarily for livestock grazing. The final disposal sits would cover approximately 57 ac (23 ha), which would be permanently transferred from the BLM to the DOE and restricted from future uses. The remedial action activities would be conducted by the DOE`s Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) Project. The proposed remedial action would result in the loss of approximately 162 ac (66 ha) of soils at the processing and disposal sites; however, 133 ac (55 ha) of these soils at and adjacent to the processing site are contaminated and cannot be used for other purposes. If supplemental standards are approved by the NRC and state of Colorado, approximately 112 ac (45 ha) of contaminated soils adjacent to the processing site would not be cleaned up. This area is steeply sloped. The cleanup …

Title 1 of the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act (UMTRCA) of 1978, Public Law (PL) 95-604, authorized the US Department of Energy (DOE) to perform remedial action at the inactive Naturita, Colorado, uranium processing site to reduce the potential health effects from the radioactive materials at the site and at vicinity properties associated with the site. Title 2 of the UMTRCA authorized the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) or agreement state to regulate the operation and eventual reclamation of active uranium processing sites. The uranium mill tailings at the site were removed and reprocessed from 1977 to 1979. The contaminated areas include the former tailings area, the mill yard, the former ore storage area, and adjacent areas that were contaminated by uranium processing activities and wind and water erosion. The Naturita remedial action would result in the loss of 133 acres (ac) of contaminated soils at the processing site. If supplemental standards are approved by the NRC and the state of Colorado, approximately 112 ac of steeply sloped contaminated soils adjacent to the processing site would not be cleaned up. Cleanup of this contamination would have adverse environmental consequences and would be potentially hazardous to remedial action workers.

An interim report regarding exploration on Club Mesa, Montrose County, Colorado. Done oin behalf of the Division of Raw Materials of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

Interim report regarding an exploration of the Jo Dandy area, Montrose County, Colorado. Concerns work done on the behalf of the Division of Raw Materials of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

A report regarding carnotite resources of the Moon Mesa and Horse Mesa Areas, Mesa Montrose Counties, Colorado.

Preliminary report discussing Reserve Block J, Long Park Area

This report sumarizes the results of the US geological survey exploration in the Bull Canyon district from October 1955 to April 1956

A preliminary statement regarding Reserve Block 2 of Club Mesa, located in Montrose County, Colorado.

A preliminary reserve statement of Reserve Block B, of the Long Park Vicinity, located in Montrose County, Colorado.

Report discussing development drilling on the Ormalian Group, Paradox District, Montrose County, Colorado.

A Photogeologic map of the Mt. Peale-8 quadrangle, San Juan County, Utah, Montrose County, Colorado

A preliminary reserve statement regarding Reserve Block A of Dolores Bench, located in Montrose County, Colorado

A preliminary reserve statement regarding Reserve Block C of Dolores Bench, Located in Montrose County, Colorado. Concerns work done on behalf of the Division of Raw Materials of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

A preliminary reserve statement regarding Reserve Block D of Spring Creek Mesa, located in Montrose County, Colorado. Concerns work done on behalf of the Division of Raw Materials of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

The following document contains the 17 figures in relation to the report, Environment of Uranium Deposition in the Bull Canyon Area, Southwestern Colorado.

A report discussing 28 claims contained in the Greagor group, owned by the J.R. Simplot Company.

A study made of the joint patterns in four different formations exposed in Bull Canyon, and of favorable and unfavorable ground in the upper ore-bearing sandstone unit of the Salt Was member of the Jurassic Morrison formation.