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Facility name Location Dates 

Battelle Laboratories—West Jefferson ........................................................... Columbus ........................................... 1986–Present †. 

Beryllium Production Plant (Brush Luckey Plant) .......................................... Luckey ............................................... 1949–1961; 1992– 

Present †. 

General Electric Co. (Ohio) ............................................................................ Cincinnati/Evendale ........................... 1961–1970 

Herring-Hall Marvin Safe Co. ......................................................................... Hamilton ............................................. 1994–1995 †. 

Oregon DOE Facilities 

Uranium Mill and Disposal Cell in Lakeview .................................................. Lakeview ............................................ 1986–1989 †. 

Pennsylvania DOE Facilities 

Aliquippa Forge .............................................................................................. Aliquippa ............................................ 1988 †; 1993–1994 †. 

C.H. Schnorr & Company ............................................................................... Springdale .......................................... 1994 †. 

Vitro Manufacturing (Canonsburg) ................................................................. Canonsburg ....................................... 1983–1985 †; 1996 †. 

South Dakota DOE Facilities 

Ore Buying Station at Edgemont ................................................................... Edgemont .......................................... 1952–1956. 

Texas DOE Facilities 

Uranium Mill in Falls City ............................................................................... Falls City ............................................ 1992–1994 †. 

Utah DOE Facilities 

Ore Buying Station at Marysvale ................................................................... Marysvale .......................................... 1950–1957. 

Ore Buying Station at Moab ........................................................................... Moab .................................................. 1954–1960. 

Ore Buying Station at Monticello .................................................................... Monticello ........................................... 1948–1962. 

Ore Buying Station at White Canyon ............................................................. White Canyon .................................... 1954–1957. 

Uranium Mill in Mexican Hat .......................................................................... Mexican Hat ....................................... 1987 †; 1992–1995 †. 

Uranium Mill in Moab (Atlas Site) .................................................................. Moab .................................................. 2001–Present. 

Uranium Mill in Monticello .............................................................................. Monticello ........................................... 1948–1960; 1983–2000 †. 

Wyoming DOE Facilities 

Ore Buying Station at Crooks Gap ................................................................ Crooks Gap ....................................... 1956–1957. 

Ore Buying Station at Riverton ...................................................................... Riverton ............................................. 1955–1957. 

Uranium Mill in Converse County ..................................................................

(Spook Site) ....................................................................................................

Converse County ............................... 1989 †. 

Uranium Mill in Riverton ................................................................................. Riverton ............................................. 1988–1990 †. 

† Denotes a period of environmental remediation. 

Signed at Washington, DC, this 29th day of 

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