The Railroad Valley is a highly prospective lithium-boron exploration project in Railroad Valley, Nevada
Location & Access
- 1,000-acre property in Railroad Valley, Nye County, Nevada
- 164 km east-northeast of Tonopah
- Easily accessible via Highway 6
Geological Potential
- Shares critical geological features with Clayton Valley, North America's leading lithium producer since 1966
- Structurally closed basin with fault-bounded graben structures ideal for lithium and boron brine accumulation
- Significantly larger than Clayton Valley:
- 2.5x larger catchment area
- 3.5x larger playa surface area
Exploration Highlights
- Historic soil samples: 150-280 ppm lithium
- Recent soil sampling: Up to 160 ppm lithium and 610 ppm boron
- High geothermal heat flux enhances potential for lithium and boron release into brine aquifers
Strategic Advantages
- Largely underexplored despite promising geology
- Contiguous with claims held by active lithium-boron exploration companies
- Potential for low-cost, strategic expansion of company's Nevada lithium portfolio
The RV Project represents an exciting opportunity to explore a promising lithium-boron brine target in one of Nevada's most prospective yet untapped regions.
