The Property is located approximately 43 km east of the airport and village of Nemiscau, QC and spans ~1,870 hectares across three packages. The properties are all immediately adjacent to Li-FT claims and is complemented by year-round access by road via Route du Nord Road, which transects the Lac Iris 1 Property.
Lac Iris is situated along the sub-province boundary between La Grande and Opatica Subprovinces. Subprovince boundaries are often delineated by deep-rooted crustal features filled by late stage intrusives, including pegmatites and polymetallic mineralization.
Located along the same geological trend as the Whabouchi Lithium pegmatite deposit and the NISK polymetallic high-grade nickel-copper sulphide deposit, the properties are highly prospective for lithium and polymetallic exploration.
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