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Table 18 - Chemical analyses of uranium deposits in San J~an County, New Mexico. Sample Location Name U308 V205 Other number % % 7973 23N.19W.14 Toadlena .024 - No Au, Ag 7974 23N.19W.31 Sanostee .032 - No Au, 0.5 o?/ton Ag 7983 29N.21W.24 Ring Tutt .235 3.4 - mine 3164 30N.15W.3 Boyd .I82 - - 13 1
Continental fluvial environments are indicated by vertebrate, mollusk, and plant fossils, thereby eliminating the Pictured Cliffs correlation. The absence of coal beds overlying the mineralized sandstone suggests correlation with lower Fruitland Formation; however, additional stratigraphic studies are required. The Boyd prospect is unique, as there are no other mljor uranium occurrences in middle Cretaceous rocks in the central San Juan Basin, excluding minor isolated occurrences in coal beds. The origin of mineralization is not known but may be related to faulting in the vicinity. The resource potential of the Boyd prospect is moderate (Fig. 27) but the potential for development is probably low judging from low-grade ore shipments and thin mineralized zones at the surface. Subsurface extent of this mineralized zone is unknown. Tocito ~ ome Uranium deposits are reported to occur in the Westwater Canyon Member on Tocito dome, northeast of Sanostee, by E:?xon Minerals Co., USA (Nuclear Fuel, 3/1/81). Very little information, including the exact location, known is but drill hole records indicate drilling in sec. 3 and 4, T. 26 N., R. 18 W. Depth to the Westwater averages about 1,560 ft. Pres-unably these deposits are similar to deposits in the Grants uranium district. Beach-placer sandstone deposits Beach-placer sandstone deposits are concentrations of heavy minerals that form on beaches or in long-shore bars a in 132
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A Preliminary Mineral-Resource Pote
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ABSTFlACT A preliminary mineral-res
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VOLUME I Abstract Introduction Purp
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
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4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 1
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41. Comparison of average price of
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88. 89. INDl JSTRIAL MATERIALS MAPS
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I I ,I ’ Figure 2. 1:100,000 scal
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mapping at a scale of 1:24,000 may
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PHYSIOGRAPHY AND GEOMGY (by V. T. M
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6 v) C I
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L JJ Figure 9. Time-stratigraphic n
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County and thin to the east and sou
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I . PENNSYLVANIAN 1 PERMIAN Magdale
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(Permian). The Rico Formation consi
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Mesozoic Stratigraphy (by V. T. McL
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actual depositional environment of
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sw Son &on Countv EXPLANATION FT Cl
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lesser amounts of brown carbonaceou
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numerous beds of bentonite. The ben
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Eocene (Gregory, 1917, p. 15, 81) o
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WLE 2 - Summary of production of va
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DESCRIPTION OF KNOWN MINERAL DEPOSI
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formally designated pools is summar
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the oil produced from San Juan Coun
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each sandstones that are sealed by
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Chacra pools have either stratigrap
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and gas can be produced. Reservoirs
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shale, siltstone, and fine-grained
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Fig. 22). Nine Pennsylvanian oil po
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~ . .- .. , Figure 23. Tectonic eie
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Defiance monoclines. Structural rel
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section that might have petroleum p
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subjected to high heat flows associ
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pool (Fig. 19). The Point Lookout c
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target in the San Juan County part
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abandoned Tom pool (Fig. 22). The M
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Page 99 and 100: Possible traps on the Defiance upli
Page 101 and 102: States, any accumulations of commer
Page 104 and 105: Table 6 - coal production In Sa" Ju
Page 106 and 107: Table 8 - Production (short tons) o
Page 108 and 109: Table 10. Coal Reserves for San Jua
Page 110 and 111: Table 11 (contfd) BarLer Prox. Mois
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Page 114 and 115: east (Beaumont, 1971). The southern
Page 116 and 117: patterns, drill hole data, and mini
Page 118 and 119: operation in 1963, supplying coal t
Page 120 and 121: thickness of 6 ft per bed, are pres
Page 122 and 123: cuestas dissected by sandy arroyos
Page 124 and 125: in San Juan County are the Barker,
Page 126 and 127: an area of 140 sq mi. The Hogback m
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Page 130 and 131: The development potential for the N
Page 132 and 133: General DescriDtion--Several oil an
Page 134 and 135: thickness categories of 2.5, 5, and
Page 136 and 137: Table 15 - ursnlum production by co
Page 138 and 139: figure^ 26. 10 '0 10 20 30 40 ml b-
Page 140 and 141: however, only one property produced
Page 142 and 143: TABLE 17 - Uranium production by di
Page 144 and 145: (Scarborough, 1981). Chuska Subdist
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Page 150 and 151: Lookout Sandstone in 1954. Many of
Page 152 and 153: Geothermal Resources (by V. T. McLe
Page 154 and 155: Deposit !rypes Metals (by V. T. McL
Page 156 and 157: Geoloap-Vanadium occurs in most of
Page 158 and 159: found in the area (Allen, 1951). Th
Page 160 and 161: metallic materials have an inherent
Page 162 and 163: a place-value basis. Of the materia
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Page 166 and 167: unique specifications that must be
Page 168 and 169: TABLE 24. Carbon dioxide content of
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Page 172 and 173: with as little as 10-20% C02 could
Page 174 and 175: (Fig. 30). The Four Corners platfor
Page 176 and 177: Triassic, Permian, and Pennsylvania
Page 178 and 179: forms a thixotropic gel in water. T
Page 180 and 181: quality of a particular shale. Pote
Page 182 and 183: TABLE 26 - Currently exploited and
Page 184 and 185: throughout the county, the potentia
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Page 188 and 189: stones have been used in buildings
Page 190 and 191: potential of stone near population
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TABLE 30 - Helium content of gases
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TABLE 31 (cont'd) 0 erator, Locatio
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igneous intrusives that de-gas as t
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moderate potential. The Four Corner
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as a discrete tectonic element. Cen
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section of this report. The coal-be
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temperature range the material expa
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or less fragmented by violent erupt
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Some discrepancy regarding the outc
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approximately eight square miles in
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I800 1900 2000 2100 2200 Ternperotu
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material for lime (Boynton and Guts
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sandy, limestone with some sandy sh
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. Z
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tests, which are performed followin
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0 m x m a e m
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.. 3.5 3 .O 2.5 2.0 I .5 I .o 0 -5
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Table 36 - Chemical analyses of raw
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economic activity (Field, 1972). Su
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it as a generally unwanted byproduc
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SUMMARY As is true with all prelimi
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9) RECOMMENDATIONS Any areas with a
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REFERENCES Albrethsen, H., Jr., and
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Barker, J. M., Campbell, F., Evelet
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Broderick, G. N., 1965, Sulfur: New
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Chenoweth, W. L., 1957, Radioactive
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Dugan, T., and Fagrelius, K., 1978b
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Field, C. W., 1972, Sulfur--element
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Gruner, J. W., and Smith, D. K., Jr
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Hornbeck, J. M., 1978, Flora Vista
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Lease, R. C., 1971a, Hogback upper
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Matheny, M. L., and Matheny, J. P.,
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McLemore, V. T., Broadhead, R. F.,
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Nickelson, H. B., 1988, One hundred
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Peterson, J. A., Loleit, A. J., Spe
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Riggs, E. A., 1983b, Crouch Mesa Fr
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Shomaker, J. W., 1971c, Mesa Verde,
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Strobell, J. D., Jr., O'Sullivan, R
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Weide, D. L., Schneider, G. B., Myt
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1: Occurrence number refers to the
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FIGURE i-1 - Numbering system used
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1. NP 2. HN Cunningham Permits 3. 1
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1. NP 2. Kin-Ark Corporation Projec
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I. 29N15W04441 2. Christiansen-Blac
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1. 30N15W16331 2. Walker Mine 3. NE
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1. 32NiZW18332 2. Unknown Mine 3. N
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1. 32N13W15443 2. Morgan Mine 3. SW
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1. 2. Hagback Nos. 3 and 4 Mines 3.
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I. 2. Hogback No. 9 Mine 3. 1/4 SEC
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1. NP 2. Hogback No. 13 Mine 3. NW
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1: 29N.21W.26.323 2: Horse Mesa Sou
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SAN JUAN COUNTY INDUSTRIAL MINERALS
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1: 22N.12W.6.340 2: Materials Pit 3
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1: 27N.13W.4.110 3: NW1/4 4 T27N R1
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1: 30N.12W.16.221 3: NW 1/4 NE 1/4
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1: 31N.10@.29.100 2: Gravel Pit 3:
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Abbreviations used in Table 1. D&A,
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w e PR M. 3 M. Isaee SDlUlern mien
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n. L. mu et al. 205 nu, 200 IWL 11/
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shell Oil a. No. lHayer No. 2Hayero
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ccd creek D3v. 1720 Et&, 1Mo F& No.
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- S W l M Oil h Gas 1650 ESL, 990 p
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2-16
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m e Oil m. 1980 RIL, 660 F& 9/61 Dh
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Alan J. Antmil 1650 FSL, 1650 €%
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smray HiB-CcntImnt 1980 rsL, 1980 E
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ulicn Oil 6 HFning sE41 No. 2 Pine
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No. 1 €tu- ' 12-m15w Great Heetem
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Fan Alaei- Pet. 790 ML, 990 na. M.
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miweal Oil corp. e41 m, 764 m 3/59
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W. R. Hebb EWMI No. 1 state 6-3Ui-l
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J. No. 1-A J. Zzmd3 M. 3 2310 FSL,
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E. R mchardsol M. 2 Pearl 660 FSL,
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Wrrell h mxk3 2310 ESL, 2310 FE. No
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1 BNDaAllaerspl m. 6 mlta oil cv. m
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2-50
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British Aw3Iican 1980 Em, 1980 m 11
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8. R mt. 330 m, 330 EFL 4/85 DLA 3,
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POOL NAME: Kiffen Nacimiento Gas Po
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POOL NAME: Aztec Farmington Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Bloomfield Farmington Oi
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POOL NAME: Kutz Farmington Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: Oswell Farmington Oil Po
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POOL NAME: Aztec Fruitland (gas) LO
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POOL m: Blanco Fruitland Gas Pool L
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POOL HAME: Conner Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Farmer Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Gallegos Fruitland Gas P
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POOL NAME: Glades Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Kutz Fruitland Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: North Los PiEos Fruitlan
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POOL NAME: Pifion Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Pump Mesa Fruitland Gas
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POOL NAME: Albino Pictured Cliffs G
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POOL NAME: Ballard Pictured Cliffs
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POOL NAME: South Blanc0 Pictured Cl
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POOL NAME: South Gallegos Fruitland
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POOL NAME: Harper Hill Fruitland-Pi
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POOL NAME: West Kutz Pictured Cliff
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POOL NAME: Ojo Fruitland-Pictured C
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POOL NAME: Twin Mounds Pictured Cli
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POOL NAME: Blanco Mesaverde Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Cuervo Mesaverde Oil Poo
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POOL NAME: Nenahnezad Mesaverde Oil
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POOL NAME: Twin Mounds Mesaverde Ga
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POOL NAME: Navajo City Chacra Gas P
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POOL NAME: Alamito Gallup Oil Pool
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POOL NAME: Amarillo Gallup Oil Pool
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POOL NAME: Armenta Gallup Oil Pool
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POOL NAME: Calloway Gallup Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: Cuervo Gallup Oil Pool L
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POOL NAME: Eagle Gallup Gas Pool LO
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POOL NAME: Flora Vista Gallup Gas P
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POOL NAME: Horseshoe Gallup Oil Poo
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POOL NAME: Knickerbocker Buttes Gal
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POOL NAME: La Plata Gallup Oil Pool
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POOL NAME: Many Rocks Gallup Oil Po
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POOL NAME: McDermott Gallup Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Mesa Gallup Oil Pool LOC
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POOL NAME: Ojo Gallup Gas Pool LOCA
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POOL NAME: Rattlesnake Gallup Oil P
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POOL NAME: North Shiprock Gallup Ga
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POOL NAME: Totah Gallup Oil Pool LO
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POOL NAME: Verde Gallup Oil Pool LO
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POOL NAME: Barker Creek Dakota Gas
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POOL NAME: Dufers Point Gallup-Dako
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POOL NAME: Rattlesnake Dakota Oil P
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POOL NAME: North Shiprock Dakota Oi
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POOL NAME: Snake Eyes Dakota Gas Po
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POOL NAME: Straight Canyon Dakota G
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POOL NAME: Ute Dome Dakota Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: Leggs Entrada Oil Pool L
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POOL NAME: Barker Creek Paradox Gas
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POOL NAME: Blue Hill Paradox Gas Po
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POOL NAME: Cone Paradox Oil Pool LO
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POOL NAME: Hogback Pennsylvanian Oi
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WOL NAME: Pajarito Pennsylvanian D
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POOL NAME: Table Mesa Pennsylvanian
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POOL NAME: Ute Dome Paradox Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Hogback Mississippian Oi
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POOL NAME: North Tocito Dome Missis
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POOL NAME: Tom Devonian Oil Pool LO
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Termem Oil m. 6-3m. 5/81 2,903 2,69
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mEL5 6 (mt'd) Wrator, m t i m mte T
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usan prm~cric~ mrp. 27-2m-w. No. 1
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T m Oil 00. X-29N-RI. No. 1 Ramner
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Tenncm oil 00. 162&1ai, No. 2 bum?n
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!' COUNTY and QUAD - County and qua
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SAMPLE NO. 2925O(usbm 569) DONE FOR
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SAMPLE NO. 2464(usbm 569) DONE FOR
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SAMPLE NO. dl94019 DONE FOR usqs of
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SAMPLE NO. dl94025 DONE FOR usqs of
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SAMPLE NO. ~~g~(d)d190720,b DONE FO
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SAMPLE NO. b-61247 DONE FOR usbm SA
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SAMPLE NO. #p-78-18-c DONE FOR cima
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SmLE NO. #p-78-18-c DONE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. dh #78-19-c DONE FOR cim
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SAMPLE NO. dh #78-22-c DONE FOR cim
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SAMPLE NO. #78-19-c DONE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. 78-28 DONE FOR cimarron
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SAMPLE NO. #78-19-c #53 DONE FOR ci
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SAMPLE NO. b-7-80-205-1 WNE FOR wes
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SAMPLE NO. b-7-80-212-3 DONE FOR we
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SAMPLE NO. #38 78-28 DONE FOR cimar
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SAMPLE NO. #23 78-13 WNE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. #8 78-3 DONE FOR cimarro
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SAMPLE NO. 39-78-28 DONE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. 8-78-3 DONE FOR charron
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SAMPLE NO. 33-78-12 DONE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. 9-1 DONE FOR cimarron co
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SAMPLE NO. 1-78-2 DONE FOR cimarron
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SAMPLE NO. j-63220 DONE FOR mem 25
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SAMPLE NO. 5 DONE FOR ma25 SAMPLE L
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SAMPLE NO. 14 DONE FOR mem 25 SAMPL
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SAMPLE NO. 72-4260 DONE FOR c-134 c
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SAMPLE NO. 50f DONE FOR western coa
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SAMPLE NO. p-21-h DONE FOR san juan
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SAMPLE NO. ui-10-142 DONE FOR Utah
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SAMPLE NO. Ui-16-183 DONE FOR utah
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SAMPLE NO. ui-19-94 DONE FOR Utah i
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SAMPLE NO. ui-2-133 WNE FOR utah in
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SAMPLE NO. ui-9-80 DONE FOR Utah in
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SAMPLE NO. Ui-13-109 DONE FOR Utah
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SAMPLE NO. ui-23-170 DONE FOR SAMPL
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SAMPLE NO. h-19885 DONE FOR SAMPLE
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SAMPLE NO. 144 DONE FOR san juan SA
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I' i' .. .(. I .: .. Appendix 6 Coa
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APPENDIX Coal Resource Data for San
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WELL NUMBER sj 401 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER usgs-3 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER federal gas no. 1 COUNT
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WELL NUMBER USgS 8 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER p-22 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER 1-26 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER r-28d COUNTY san juan Q
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WET& NUMBER 32n13w28.1 COUNTY san j
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WELL NUMBER 22nlOw17.1 COUNTY san j
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WELL NUPlBER 23nllw19.1 COUNTY san
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WELL NUMBER 22n9w29.1 COUNTY san ju
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WELL NUMBER 23n12w6 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER b-1 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WEZL NUMBER b-4 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELTJ NUMBER b-18 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER b-19 COUNTY san juan QU
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WEU NUMBER b-21 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELL NUMBER a-4 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELL NUMBER a-11 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER sj 41 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER 3114-30-3 COUNTY san ju
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WELL NUMBER sj 40 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER navajo tribe 6213 COUNT
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WELL NTJMBER hz 40 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER hz 43 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER hz 25 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER 25430 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELT, NUMBER 25753 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER 9394-71 COUNTY rio arri
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WELL NUMBER 17877-194 COUNTY rio ar
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WELL NUMBEX 15796 COUNTY san juan Q
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WEJX NUMBER 9460 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER 25729 QUADRANGLE espino
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WELL NUMBER 25684 COUNTY san juan O
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