Arizona Geological Survey Contributed Reports
The complex Tertiary stratigraphic and structure around the copper prospect at
Copper Butte, which lies within the Teapot Mountain quadrangle (Creasey and others,
1983) approximately 6 km southwest...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-H
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Samples were analyzed to determine their organic richness, petroleum content, kerogen type, and
maturity by TOC and Rock-Eval analysis. Confirmation of maturity on selected samples was
completed...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-A
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The original Oak Springs Mine, known as Plot 10, was developed on a lease that was issued for carnotite
mining in 1942. Drilling by the US. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) in 1952 and 1953 located...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-G
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The Golden Crown Mine, on George Harrison's Navajo Tribal Mining Permit, was a small oxidized uranium deposit.
Unlike other uranium ore deposits in the Monument Valley area, the deposit was not...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-F
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The Capitan Benally 4A uranium-vanadium mine was developed as the result of uranium minerals located by a
single drill hole drilled by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). This exploration hole...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-E
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In February, 1953, a 5 ton shipment of uranium - vanadium ore was made from the Sam Charlie No.1 mining permit in
the Monument Valley area of Navajo County, Arizona. Over the years the location of...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-C
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The Mitchell Mesa Mine was developed on the rim of an isolated mesa within the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal
Park in Navajo County, Arizona. This park, established by the Tribal Council on July 11,...
Resource Identifiers: CR-95-B
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This summary report overviews a State of Arizona and U. S. Department of
Energy funded drilling project to determine if near-term hot dry rock (HDR)
geothermal potential exists in the eastern...
Resource Identifiers: CR-94-D
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Six core chip samples, AZ878-01 thru AZ878-06, taken from the interval between
3,267 and 3,365 feet in the SwrDI/NMSU No. 1 Alpine-Federal well, Apache County,
Arizona, were analyzed for organic...
Resource Identifiers: CR-96-B
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The Tract 11 and Tract 17 uranium mines, in the Monument Valley area of Navajo County, Arizona, were developed as the
result of sealed, competitive bidding for Navajo Tribal lands to be opened for...
Resource Identifiers: CR-96-A
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The Syracuse mine, also known as the RF and R or Sam Harvey Mine, was developed on one of the initial
discoveries of uranium-vanadium minerals in the Carrizo Mountains of northeastern Arizona and...
Resource Identifiers: CR-97-D
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The Starlight and Starlight East Mines were two of fifteen uranium deposits located by exploration drilling in
the Oljeto syncline area of Monument Valley, Navajo County, Arizona. Of all the...
Resource Identifiers: CR-97-B
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The Sunlight and South Sunlight Mines were two of fifteen uranium deposits located by exploration
drilling in the Oljeto syncline area of Monument Valley, Navajo County, Arizona. Of all the deposits...
Resource Identifiers: CR-97-A
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The Sunnyside mine was developed on one of the initial discoveries of uranium-vanadium minerals in the
Carrizo Mountains of northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico. The host rock for the...
Resource Identifiers: CR-97-C
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Beginning in the mid-1860s the southwestern US experienced a mining boom,
and a large number of mines were developed. They went through alternating phases
of economic upswing and decline, but by...
Resource Identifiers: CR-98-A
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The Martin mine was developed on one of the initial discoveries of uranium-vanadium minerals
in the Carrizo Mountains of northwestern Arizona and northeastern New Mexico. The host rock for
these...
Resource Identifiers: CR-99-B
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The exposures of the uranium-vanadium minerals on the rim of North Star Mesa were some of the first
to be discovered in the Carrizo Mountains of northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico. The...
Resource Identifiers: CR-99-A
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Previous workers have established the general petrological character of the McCoy
Mountains Formation and equivalent Jurassic-Cretaceous units in southwestern Arizona
and southeastern California by...
Resource Identifiers: CR-00-A
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Less than five miles southwest of the Ray open pit lies a geologic wonderland
centered on the copper prospect at Copper Butte. Not only are the Tertiary stratigraphic
and structural relationships...
Resource Identifiers: CR-01-C
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The banded crystalline rocks of Sabino Canyon are a strong aesthetic component of the
canyon's dramatic views. Certainly these rocks have attracted much attention from geologists.
Until...
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