Scotty’s South – Sarcobatus Flats The project consists of about...

Scotty’s South – Sarcobatus Flats
The project consists of about 200 claims and covers roughly 4000 acres, with source rocks thought to be quartz-rich volcanic which contain an unusual amount of lithium.
Sediment sampling done in the area has shown values of lithium ranging from 50 parts per million to 340ppm.
CAD told its shareholders that Sarcobatus Flats was showing signs of being a ‘Clayton Valley’ style lithium brine deposit.
The Clayton Valley is thought to be the premiere lithium brine basin in the state – and CAD said Sarcobatus Flats was showing signs of simply being an ‘under explored’ version of Clayton Valley.
Columbus Marsh
There’s something in the water at Columbus Marsh, if the analysis is to be believed.
CAD said that analysis of water at Columbus Salt Marsh found high lithium and potassium concentrations.
It said that at least part of these waters is probably derived from the leaching of tertiary rocks containing saline minerals.
Reconnaissance sampling indicated water samples reaching lithium levels of 64mg/1.
The water is a good lead, and CAD said it would need to do more exploration to see if lithium-brine exists at depth.

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For any of those thinking we may have water restrictions....Plenty of water to get the job done!