Lithium Hot Springs in Alaska

Source water that tested at 1 mg/L of lithium or more. Lithium occurs naturally in many geothermal waters; we report lab values only, not health effects.

We list 1 in Alaska.

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Serpentine Hot Springs

Nome, AK

Hot springs in Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, piped into an enclosed bathhouse next to a year-round bunkhouse and an unmaintained gravel airstrip. There are no roads, so most visitors fly in by air taxi, and in winter snowmachine trails are staked from Nome and Shishmaref. The site, known in Inupiaq as Iyat, has long cultural and spiritual importance.

Minerals2,600 mg/LSodium–chloride · lithium · high silica

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