BEECHER

The Beecher Project is located 7km from the township of Custer in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

The Beecher Project is located 7km from the township of Custer in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The Project is located on a 15-acre patented claim, surrounded by 20,300 hectares of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) staked claims. Patented claims effectively bestow immediate rights to mine to the owner. The Beecher Project includes the historic Longview, Beecher and Black Diamond mines. Longview was mined in the 1950s for lithium, with lithium rich spodumene ore sent to Hill City for processing. Having obtained permits for 42 drill pads across the Beecher mining areas 2 RC drill programs have now been completed for a total of 50 RC holes.

  • The Beecher Project is the priority drilling target to define an initial lithium resource over the next 12 months.
  • 20 Ha Patented Mining Claim with 3x key pegmatite outcrops and corresponding historic mines being; Longview Mine, Beecher Mine and the Black Diamond Mine all within a 500m radius.
  • 2km of outcropping lithium bearing pegmatites at surface.
  • The pegmatite contains zones rich in lithium bearing minerals amblygonite and lithiophilite-triphylite with historic mining for beryl, felspar and lithium throughout the majority of the last century.
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