The Leadville Limestone is a Mississippian geologic formation in the western United States.

The formation is sparsely fossiliferous but contains many calcareous algae, Foraminifera (Endothyra), sponges, corals (Syringopora), Bryozoa, many brachiopods, gastropods (Bellerophon, Straparolus), Cephalopoda, fragments of ostracods, abundant fragments of crinoids, echinoid spines, and teeth of fish.

[3] A metamorphic facies of this formation is known as the Yule Marble and has been quarried for construction materials.

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