From introduction: This report details the study to determine whether it might be worthwhile to attempt to recover uranium-bearing minerals that were previously dredged in a gold exploration in 1951 and discarded.

From abstract: Many of the mining districts of the Colorado Front Range mineral belt contain mesothermal sulfide ores that exhibit a zonal distribution. Present data indicate that in most of the zoned districts pitchblende and/or secondary uranium minerals are most abundant in a transition zone between central areas containing predominantly pyritic gold ores and peripheral areas containing dominantly lead-zinc-silver deposits. Copper in the form of chalcopyrite is also probably more abundant in the transition zone than in adjacent zones.

A report about uranium bearing multiple oxide minerals first recognized in the jig-bed concentrate of the Tyee Mining Company's gold dredge on the Red River. The gravels of the placer deposits were derived from the Idaho batholith and a roof pendant of Precambrian rocks in the batholith.

Report discussing the relationship between uranium deposits and hypogene mineral zoning in the Front Range mineral belt of Colorado. This report is mostly based on work done by other geologists.

A report about uranium deposits in the Jomac mine located in Utah. Sedimentary rocks exposed in the area of the Jomac mine are of Permian to Late Triassic age, having a combined thickness of more than 1,700 feet.

Report documenting the radioactive mineral resources found in Wisconsin during reconnaissance surveys, with descriptions of methods, findings, and recommendations regarding the minerals.

A report regarding uranium deposits at the Jomac Mine, located in the White Canyon Area, San Juan County, Utah. This report contains work done on behalf of the Division of Raw Materials of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.