Arizona is a historically significant uranium-producing state in the U.S., with several districts contributing to the country’s supply since the 1950s. The state is recognized for its mining-friendly policies and is ranked 7^th in Investment Attractiveness.¹

Mohave County, in northwestern Arizona, is home to numerous uranium occurrences and hosts the Moonshine Project. The county’s deposits include both historic underground and open-pit operations, with notable past producers such as the Arizona 1 Mine and the Hack 1 Mine. Nearby operators in the region include Energy Fuels Inc. and Uranium Energy Corp., highlighting Mohave County’s ongoing strategic relevance in the domestic uranium industry.