Mining in the United States

Mining in Nevada, United States

Listed companies hold 16 mining and exploration projects in Nevada, the United States: tungsten, lithium, copper, silver, gold and zinc. 2 in development, 14 at exploration stage. Each project below names its company and its stage, from the companies' own announcements.

Projects16held by listed companies.
Companies8American Rare Earths, American Tungsten & Antimony, Blue Moon Metals, Guardian Metal Resources…
Most held forTungsten10 of 16 projects.

Projects held by listed companies

ProjectCompanyMineralsStage
Pilot Mountain 3DGuardian Metal ResourcesCopper, Silver, Tungsten, ZincDevelopment
Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron Project 3DioneerBoron (borates), LithiumDevelopment
Alpine Tungsten ProjectViking MinesTungstenExploration
Beacon Hill claimsioneerLithiumExploration
Brunton Pass copper-goldTertiary MineralsCopper, GoldExploration
Clayton NorthJindalee LithiumLithiumExploration
Hub Mines tungsten projectBlue Moon MetalsCopper, Gold, Lead, Silver, TungstenExploration
Linka Tungsten Project (Linka, Conquest, Hillside) 3DViking MinesTungstenExploration
Long Tungsten ProjectViking MinesTungstenExploration
Radiator Springs claimsioneerLithiumExploration
Ragged Tungsten ProjectViking MinesTungstenExploration
Searchlight Rare Earths ProjectAmerican Rare Earthsrare-earths, heavy-rare-earthsExploration
Tempiute 3DGuardian Metal ResourcesTungstenExploration
Tennessee Mountain Tungsten ProjectAmerican Tungsten & AntimonyTungstenExploration
Terrell Tungsten ProjectViking MinesTungstenExploration
Victory Tungsten ProjectViking MinesTungstenExploration

By mineral

Tungsten mines in the United StatesLithium mines in the United StatesCopper mines in the United StatesSilver mines in the United StatesGold mines in the United StatesZinc mines in the United States

Other regions of the United States

Mineral County 7 projectsIdaho 6 projects

Mining in the United States: production, economy and governance

Projects: listed companies' own announcements. Regions are as the companies name them.