Super Lithium (CSE:SL) completes phase one exploration at its Railroad Valley Lithium Project in Nevada, with geophysical surveys identifying a conductive feature less than 200m from surface.
The company’s December 2025 program builds on preliminary work from 2022, where 7.5 line-kilometres of controlled source audio magnetotelluric (CS-AMT) surveys identified a resistivity feature suggesting brine potential at depth.
Preliminary images from the inverted MT survey show a significant feature less than 200m from surface, with final interpretation expected later this month.
The company collected 166 soil samples across the property to determine if there is any near-surface expression of mineralisation, with assay results pending.
The Railroad Valley Project consists of 112 unpatented claims covering about 906 hectares in Nye County, Nevada.
The geological setting matches characteristics of lithium brine prospects in other Nevada basins, with regional lithium geochemical data ranging from 13 to 247 parts per million throughout Railroad Valley.
The project exhibits all seven characteristics of lithium brine deposits as defined by Bradley in 2013: arid climate, closed basin containing a playa, tectonically driven subsidence, associated igneous or geothermal activity, suitable lithium source rocks, adequate aquifers, and sufficient time to concentrate brine.
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