Broken Pipe
Utah (per owner schedule), Utah
- Sand, gravel, decorative rock
Private property and local construction-material optionality; best sold to a regional aggregate/land operator rather than a mining investor.
- Gross acres
- 30 acres
- Tenure
- Private property
- Claims / parcels
- Private parcel
Why it matters
Private property and local construction-material optionality; best sold to a regional aggregate/land operator rather than a mining investor.
Historical & district context
No exact public historical operation identified. For sand/gravel, local market, permits, reserves, gradation and delivered cost matter more than historic mining pedigree.
Infrastructure & logistics
≈12 mi straight-line to Helper / Union Pacific corridor based on supplied coordinate Regional utility availability appears plausible, but the supplied county/location should be reconciled before infrastructure marketing. Aggregate operations can be relatively low-water if dry processed; washing dramatically increases water requirements.
Typical mining
Surface pit/quarry.
Typical processing
Excavate → crush (if needed) → screen/classify → wash as specification requires; decorative rock may be selectively quarried/sorted.
End markets
Concrete/asphalt aggregate, road base, fill, landscaping/decorative stone.
Critical-mineral angle
Common sand/gravel is specifically excluded from the federal critical-mineral definition.
Claim schedule
| Serial number | Claim name | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | Private property | — | Private |
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