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The Lookout claims are a set of 34 claims in Saguache Co., Colorado, in the Marshall Pass uranium district. The district is located about 12 miles southeast of Sargents and spans the Saguache and Gunnison counties. Two of the major ore bodies, including the Lookout 22 body in particular, were found in alluvium at an elevation of approximately 10,000 feet.
Giersdorf_00000795
The Lookout claims are a set of 34 claims in Saguache Co., Colorado, in the Marshall Pass uranium district. The district is located about 12 miles southeast of Sargents and spans the Saguache and Gunnison counties. Two of the major ore bodies, including the Lookout 22 body in particular, were found in alluvium at an elevation of approximately 10,000 feet.
Giersdorf_00000796
The Lookout claims are a set of 34 claims in Saguache Co., Colorado, in the Marshall Pass uranium district. The district is located about 12 miles southeast of Sargents and spans the Saguache and Gunnison counties. Two of the major ore bodies, including the Lookout 22 body in particular, were found in alluvium at an elevation of approximately 10,000 feet.
The ages given are noted by the author to be insufficiently sourced as they are only derived from a single sample. The author expresses that more Marshall Pass uranium minerals should be dated to collect an average age for the set of deposits.
The ages given are noted by the author to be insufficiently sourced as they are only derived from a single sample. The author expresses that more Marshall Pass uranium minerals should be dated to collect an average age for the set of deposits.
The ages given are noted by the author to be insufficiently sourced as they are only derived from a single sample. The author expresses that more Marshall Pass uranium minerals should be dated to collect an average age for the set of deposits.