Lake Valley Chapter
PO Box 190 Crownpoint, New Mexico 87313Lake Valley Chapter is a corporation applicant based in Crownpoint, New Mexico for 1 closed lease.
Quick Facts
- Lake Valley Chapter is a corporation entity
- Named as a applicant in the listed leases
- Lake Valley Chapter is listed with 1 total leases
- 1 leases are closed
Coal Leases
Serial NumberOwnership StatusDispositionPercent InterestCommodityInterest RelationshipAcresCase TypeCountyLast AssessedLast ActionLast Action Date
NMNM 093956
Prior
Closed
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Coal
Applicant
10
Coal Mining License
San Juan, NM
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Case Sent to National Archives Records Administration (NARA)
7/28/2010
Nearby Owners
Coal lease entities located near Lake Valley Chapter. While entities may have multiple locations, this is based on the address registered for the lease.
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Corporation
Rock Chapter White
PO Box 660
Crownpoint, NM 87313- Relationship:
- Lessee
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 1
- Current Leases:
- 0
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Corporation
Becenti Chapter House
PO Box 708
Crownpoint, NM 87313- Relationship:
- Applicant
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 1
- Current Leases:
- 0
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Corporation
White Rock Chapter House
PO Box 660
Crownpoint, NM 87313- Relationship:
- Licensee
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 1
- Current Leases:
- 0
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