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Brunswick Exploration Cuts 302 m of Spodumene-Bearing Pegmatite at Anatacau Main, Extending the Anais Dyke to 500 m Depth
Hole AN-26-17 cut 302 metres of spodumene-bearing pegmatite at the Anatacau Main lithium project in Québec's James Bay region, extending the Anais dyke to 500 metres vertical depth; assays are pending.
Brunswick Exploration Inc. (TSXV: BRW) has drilled 302 metres of spodumene-bearing pegmatite in hole AN-26-17 at the Anatacau Main Project, extending the Anais dyke to a vertical depth of 500 metres. The project sits 20 km east of Rio Tinto's Galaxy lithium project in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Québec.
Assays are pending. The company's visual estimate is about 30% medium- to coarse-grained spodumene across the interval, with local concentrations up to 80%, and internal dilution under 5%. It estimates true thickness at about 78% to 80% of the 302-metre interval.
The intercept lies about 100 metres (80 to 160 metres) below hole AN-26-15, which returned 1.31% Li₂O over 202 metres in results released Oct. 8. Against that hole, the company reports more spodumene (30% versus 25%) and less internal dilution (under 5% versus 25%). The hole ended in mineralized pegmatite and was stopped at the drill rig's depth capacity.
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