Zimbabwe Integrated Lithium Project
Business Prospecting & Infrastructure Map Screen operating mines, processing capacity, development projects, mineral belts, highways, rail and export gateways for mine acquisition and downstream-plant location decisions.
Map Layers
Classic Road-focused OpenStreetMap view. Hybrid Satellite imagery with transport labels. Terrain Hybrid Terrain context for mine and haul-road screening.
Geology & Prospectivity Layers
Zoomable Bedrock Geology Macrostrat integrated geologic-map tiles with mapped lithologies and structures; best viewed from zoom 7 onward. LCT Pegmatite Fields Interpretive screening envelopes around documented lithium–cesium–tantalum districts; not cadastral or surveyed belt boundaries. Known Lithium Occurrences Operating mines, projects and selected historic pegmatite districts used as exploration anchors. Archaean Craton Context Generalized Zimbabwe Craton / greenstone-belt context for regional targeting.
Business Data Layers
Operating / Large-Scale Mines Six major producers or approved large-scale operations. Development Projects Zulu, Step Aside and other strategic project prospects. Processing Plants Concentrators and lithium chemical capacity, separated by status. Priority Prospecting Zones Five strategic acquisition / plant-location corridors. Strategic Highways A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 and A7 trunk routes. Mine Feeder Routes Indicative mine-to-highway or mine-to-rail connections. Rail & Export Corridors NRZ spines and indicative port connections. Industrial / Logistics Hubs Harare, Bulawayo, Gweru, Masvingo, Mutare and borders. Power & Grid Screening Major generation and grid-access nodes relevant to concentrator and chemical-plant siting. Water & Dam Screening Major reservoirs and water-security nodes requiring hydrological and permitting verification. Map Legend
Prospecting Conclusion #1 Harare–Goromonzi : best infrastructure and immediate chemical-processing access.#2 Bikita–Masvingo : strongest brownfield lithium ecosystem and expansion logic.#3 Midlands–Sandawana–Gwanda : strongest greenfield scale and southbound logistics potential.#4 Buhera–Mutare : good geology and Beira orientation, but feeder-road risk.#5 Kamativi–Hwange : large western resource opportunity, constrained by long-haul logistics.Project screen: prioritize spodumene-dominant deposits capable of supporting ≥25 ktpa of 5.5–6.0% Li₂O concentrate, preferably for 10–15 years.
Zimbabwe Lithium Opportunity Map Toggle detailed geology, inspect pegmatite fields, and click any asset, utility or corridor for business relevance and prospecting implications.
Large-scale mines 6 mapped
Chemical hubs 2 core sites
Target feed 25 ktpa SC6
Business-screening map, updated August 2026. The Macrostrat layer is sourced geology. Pegmatite-field envelopes, craton context, utility nodes, coordinates, capacities, road alignments and project status are screening-level and indicative and must be verified through cadastral records, operators, field visits, engineering studies and legal due diligence before investment.