Report Suggests McDermitt Caldera Hosts Largest Li Reserve As highlighted in the article below, a report published last month suggests that the world's largest lithium reserve is located in the McDermitt Caldera along the Oregon-Nevada border.
This reserve is estimated to contain around 20 to 40 million metric tons of lithium, potentially surpassing other significant lithium deposits in Chile, Bolivia, and Australia.
Source: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/green-tech/a45086253/worlds-largest-lithium-deposit-found-in-nevada
US Critical Metals (USCM.c USCMF) controls the McDermitt Lithium East Project which is within this Caldera.
The McDermitt Lithium East Project covers a significant 6,508 acres of land with a preliminary sample showing significant lithium content.
The project shows substantial potential, as confirmed by an NI 43-101 report highlighting the likelihood that the project hosts significant quantities of lithium-bearing sediments.
Notably, the Thacker Pass project, controlled by Lithium Americas (LAC) which has a Market Cap of over $1.58 Billion, is located just 19 kilometers south of McDermitt East.
More here: https://uscmcorp.com/mcdermitt/