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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.470
Description
Pacific Southwest Interagency Committee
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
7/1/1958
Author
Various
Title
Progress Statements July 1958 through December 1958
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />003ilSo <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Bismuth and possibly other elements have a unique distri- <br />bution, and are interpreted as being derived from the underlying <br />Paradox member of the Hermosa formation. <br /> <br />"Uranium resources of the Cedar Mountain area, Emery County". by <br />H. S. Johnson. Jr.. Bulletin 1087-B. Uranium deposits of the <br />sand-stone-type in the Cedar Mountain area are described and the <br />potential ore-bearing strata are appraised. Ore accumulations <br />appear to be related to sedimentary features. Possibly large <br />ore deposits may be found in the Chinle formation. but at depths <br />of more than 1.000 feet. The Morrison formation, the source <br />of 90 percent of the uranium ore thus far produced, seems <br />unlikely to contain deposits over 1,000 tons in size. <br /> <br />"Uranium resources of,the Green River and Henry Mountains district". <br />by H. S. Johnson, Jr.. Bulletin 10$7~G. The physical-chemical <br />environment of sedimentation controlled the amount of uranium <br />deposited in black shales and phosphorites of the Phosphoria <br />formation. In shale, uranium deposition was favored in an acid <br />reducing environment; in phosphorites, it was favored in a re- <br />ducing environment. <br /> <br />"Reconnaissance geologic map of southeastern Cochise County", <br />by J. R. Cooper, Field Study Map MF 213. <br /> <br />In addition. field-study preliminary geologiC maps were published <br />of the following quadrangles in Arizona: House Rock Spring SE (MF 1$9). <br />Paria Plateau NE (MF 214), Emmett Wash NE (MF 215). Coconino County, <br />NWl; Mayer (MF 22$). Yavapai County. In California: Mohave (MF 219), <br />Kern County; Alpine Butte, (MF 222), Los Angeles County. In Colorado: <br />Little Cone (MF 223). San Miguel County, Cortez SW (MF 217). Montezuma <br />County; Moqui SW (MF 216), Montezuma County. In Utah: Elk Ridge 4 SW <br />(MF 19$), Elk Ridge 4 NW (MF 199). Elk Ridge 1 SW (MF 200), San Juan <br />County. <br /> <br />Photogeologic maps were published of the following quadrangles in <br />Arizona: Hurricane Cliffs 2 NW (1293), Mohave County. In Utah: <br />Notom 1 (I 294). Wayne County; Desert Lake (I 295) ,4;' Emery and Carbon <br />Comities. <br /> <br />The following two miscellaneous maps were published alao: "Map <br />of Arizona showing oil, gas. and ~loratory wells, pipe-lines. and areas <br />of igneous and metamorphic rocks" (OM 201). and "Former shoreline <br />features along east side of San Francisco Bay" (I 29$), by n. H. Radbruch. <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br />',' <br /> <br />
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