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! A small deposit of uranium-bearing rhyolit'ic tuff is exposed at the northern end of the Silver Peak Mountains about 4 miles south of Coaldale in Esmeralda County, Nev. The deposit contains a roughly estimated 50 tons of indicated and inferred ore averaging about 0.25 percent uranium; about 350 tons of indicated and inferred ore averaging about 0.025 percent uranium, and perhaps 67*000 tons of indicated and inferred low-grade uranium-bearing rock averaging about 0.005 percent uranium. This deposit is too small to be an important source of uranium but it is of interest as a new locality, at which a small amount of commercial-grade uranium ore is foundj in a region that might contain similar deposits.

Preliminary Report on a Uranium-Bearing Rhyolitic Tuff Deposit near Coaldale, Esmerelda County, Nevada