Uranium logs of New Mexico

Data Owner

New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources

Summary

Collection contains original copies of geophysical well logs and records from 14210 wells drilled for uranium exploration and evaluation in New Mexico. Most of these are one-of-a-kind and not available elswhere. The collection has been 90% catalogged. A listing is available upon request.

Summary

Collection contains original copies of geophysical well logs and records from 14210 wells drilled for uranium exploration and evaluation in New Mexico. Most of these are one-of-a-kind and not available elswhere.  The collection has been 90% catalogged. A listing is available upon request.

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• #1 Project Area: Ambrosia Lake
• #11-13-9-46 Project Area: Ambrosia Lake
• #11-13-9-47 Project Area: Ambrosia Lake
• #11-13-9-49 Project Area: Ambrosia Lake
• #11-13-9:55 Project Area: Ambrosia Lake
• #12-3
• #14-8 Project Area: West Ranch, Ambrosia Lake
• #15-57 Project Area: San Mateo
• #17-11-25-1 Project Area: Borrego Pass
• #17-79 Project Area: San Mateo
• ... More ...

Contacts

Data Owner :

New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources

Contact :

L. Greer Price, Amy Trivitt-Kracke

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Uranium_1.csv		203.73 KB	text/csv
Uranium_4.csv		412.06 KB	text/csv
Uranium_5.csv		2.15 MB	text/csv
Uranium_6.csv		21.65 KB	text/csv
Uranium_7.csv		2.26 MB	text/csv
Uranium_8.csv		2.16 MB	text/csv
Uranium_9.csv		2.35 MB	text/csv

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Identifiers

Type	Scheme	Key
sourceSystem	CSC	1087989
UniqueKey	State Inventory	P746

NGGDPP Collection Extension

collectionGrowth	No
size	14210
usageTrend	Usage has increased markedly within the last year with several groups of multiple professionals using the log library for several days at a time.