Scotch Creek Ventures Inc (CSE: SCV) has been granted the required drill permits for its Highlands West property within the Clayton Valley in Nevada.
Additionally, Scotch Creek has bolstered their Highlands West project claims, which now covers approximately 6,360-acres along the Central and Southwest margins of the Clayton Valley.
Scotch Creek’s 400-acre claim extension encompasses newly prospective, basin margin rock units, as seen in high-resolution seismic data, and contains distinct, laterally extensive, well bedded units in the subsurface. These distinctive units appear correlative within several, robust, structural basins interpreted from the combination of detailed gravity and high-quality seismic imaging of the property
Several major faults have been identified in both seismic and detailed gravity data. These faults are interpreted to be bounding faults which separate multiple significant-size basins containing the well-bedded rock sequences.
These basins lie in close proximity to the Clayton Valley playa and existing brine production fields.
“Receiving the drill permit for our Highlands property is an important step towards achieving our exploration plans and goals for the project,” CEO, David Ryan, said.
“Now that we have the required permit in place to commence an exploratory lithium drill campaign, we are thrilled to announce the extension of our Highlands claims in the Clayton Valley.
“We believe the new ground provides the Company with important additional claims contiguous with our existing project. Our goal is to locate a substantial lithium discovery at Highlands and thus create further value for our shareholders.”
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