Maps of the Centennial Project
Updated October 21, 2009
Topo and Drill Hole Location Map - Indian Springs and Centennial Uranium Projects, Weld County, Colorado - Powertech (USA) Inc. (with annotations) - March 2007 (PDF 137 KB) Note: This map shows the 3,500 abandoned exploration boreholes drilled by Rocky Mountain Energy over 20 years ago. If in-situ leach uranium mining were to occur, boreholes that are not properly plugged could allow radioactive and toxic mining fluids to escape the mining zone and migrate into other aquifers.
Domestic Well Permit Location Map - Centennial Uranium Project, Weld County, Colorado - CONFIDENTIAL, NOT FOR REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION - Powertech (USA) Inc. - March 26, 2008 (PDF 4,033 KB) Note: This map shows the location of uranium ore bodies and nearby domestic and agricultural wells.
Water wells in the vicinity of the proposed Centennial uranium mining project (pdf) (html)
Map showing hundreds of domestic water wells surrounding the Centennial Project
Map of 12 sections included in the Centennial/Indian Springs Project
Distance between Section 15 and the northeast corner of Fort Collins
Laramie-Fox Hills Aquifer (2 maps)
Proposed Gravel Pit - Section 11 Centennial Project
Map showing proximity of southern mine area to proposed Cactus Hill Reservoir
Proposed Uranium Mining Next to Fort Collins, Colorado
One of Powertech's proposed open pit uranium mine sites is 6 miles northeast of Fort Collins' city limits, 6 miles due east of the Fort Collins Soccer Club Complex, 4 miles northeast of Cobb Lake, 5 miles due east of the Colorado State University Agricultural Research, Development and Education Center, 6 miles northeast of the Anheuser Busch Brewery, 2 miles north of Black Hollow Reservoir, 8 miles northeast of the Fort Collins Country Club and Long Pond, and 9 miles northeast of Lindenmeier Lake. (large map)