


The Salar de Llamara salt flat, located in the Atacama Desert, northern Chile, contains an extensive lithium-rich evaporite deposit (Paleo-evaporite) exposed by the Rio Loa canyon. The Soledad project shows a very consistent lithium soil geochemistry anomalism which is representative of evaporite at different degree of erosion and exposure. The Soledad project is a direct drilling target that represents a potential for large low-grade resources of lithium plus possible credits in potash, magnesium, and possibly iodine and boron, exposed at surface, potential for a low cost operation in a friendly social and environment jurisdiction.
| Property Type | Specialty |
| New Construction | No |
| Bathrooms (total) | 0 |
| Rooms Total | 0 |
| Pool Private | No |
| Lot Size (acres) | 11618.0000 |
| Lot Size Source | Other |
| Lot Features | Mineral Rights |
| County | Other |
| MLS Area Major | 82 |
| Subdivision | NA |
| Road Surface | Other |
| Water Source | Well |
| Parcel # | NA |
| Legal Description | NA |
| Listing Terms | Cash |
| Lease Considered | No |
| Disclosures | Other |
Texas Water Code §49.452 requires districts to publish annual notices with tax rate, bonded indebtedness, and assessed value. Most Harris-area MUDs publish these; a handful managed by Inframark do not.
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