La Sal District
San Juan County, Utah, USA
A Premier Uranium-Vanadium District
in the Colorado Plateau
DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS
Ranked #4 in Utah for established unmined uranium resources and recognized as one of the state’s most prolific uranium-producing districts¹
Approximately 6.0 million lbs U₃O₈ produced at an average grade of 0.35% U₃O₈, demonstrating a proven high-grade uranium system¹
More than 32.5 million lbs V₂O₅ produced, making tLa Sal Utah’s leading vanadium-producing district¹
Portfolio includes the advanced East La Sal Project and the exploration-stage West La Sal
¹ Mills, S.E. and Jordan, B., 2021, Uranium and Vanadium Resources of Utah—An Update in the Era of Critical Minerals and Carbon Neutrality, Utah Geological Survey Open-File Report 735.
² Gloyn, R.W., and Ken Krahulec, 2005, “Uranium Potential in Utah,” Utah Geological Survey, Salt Lake City, Utah, 54 p.
District production figures referenced herein are derived from historical records and published sources. The Company has not independently verified this information and it should not be relied upon as an indication of future performance or the economic viability of the property.
EAST & WEST LA SAL
The East and West La Sal Projects comprise 52 claims covering approximately 2,150 acres along the prospective extension of the La Sal Mineral Belt. Located within one of the highest-grade Salt Wash uranium-vanadium districts on the Colorado Plateau(1), the projects benefit from proximity to active mining operations, extensive historical datasets, and multiple opportunities to test mineralization along trend from known deposits.
Strategic land position
Controls 52 claims covering approximately 2,150 acres along the projected extension of the La Sal Mineral Belt, a district that has produced more than 7 million pounds of uranium and over 30 million pounds of vanadium.¹
Historic mine exposure
The West La Sal Property encompasses the historic Bandit and Sunset Mines, which were previously operated by Union Carbide and provide direct evidence of mineralization within the project area.²
Extensive historical database
The Company has access to detailed mine maps, drill records, resource calculations, and technical reports compiled by Union Carbide, Mineral Reserve Corporation, Cotter Corporation, and General Electric.
Active mining corridor
Located within the same mineralized channel that hosts the La Sal Mines Complex, where the Pandora, La Sal, and Beaver mines are currently in production.²
Established infrastructure
Excellent regional infrastructure includes nearby powerlines, access roads, an experienced workforce, and Highway 46, which bisects the West La Sal Property.
Expansion potential
Historical mapping identifies mineralization extending toward the Company’s property boundaries on both the east and west sides.(2) Data integration and verification will support future drilling designed to test extensions of known mineralized trends.
Historical mine maps, drill records, resource calculations, and technical reports referenced herein were prepared by previous operators and have not been independently verified by Manhattan Uranium. Such information is considered relevant for exploration purposes but should not be relied upon as an indication of future performance or the economic viability of the property.
References
¹ Mills, S.E. and Jordan, B., 2021, Uranium and vanadium resources of Utah—an update in the era of critical minerals and carbon neutrality, Utah Geological Survey Open-File Report 735.
² Gloyn, R.W. and Krahulec, K., 2005, Uranium Potential in Utah, Utah Geological Survey, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Located adjacent to active and historic uranium mining operations, including Energy Fuels' Pandora Mine and the Historic Bandit and Sunset mines.²