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Brunswick Exploration's Anatacau Assays Return 1.73% Li₂O Over 302 m, Including 142 m at 1.97%
Brunswick Exploration (TSXV: BRW) has assayed hole AN-26-17 at Anatacau Main: 302.05 m at 1.73% Li₂O, including 142 m at 1.97% Li₂O, confirming the spodumene interval it logged visually in October.
Brunswick Exploration Inc. (TSXV: BRW) has received assays for hole AN-26-17 at its Anatacau Main Project: 302.05 metres grading 1.73% Li₂O from 295.25 to 597.30 metres downhole, including a higher-grade core of 142 metres at 1.97% Li₂O from 426 to 568 metres. The project sits 20 km east of Rio Tinto's Galaxy lithium project in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Québec.
The result confirms the interval the company reported on Oct. 15 on visual estimates alone, when it logged about 30% spodumene across 302 metres with assays pending. Brunswick says the hole ranks among the best lithium intercepts drilled anywhere since 2015 on a grade-times-width basis. By that measure the full interval carries about 522 percent-metres of Li₂O.
"Anatacau is proving to be something exceptional with a combination of grade and width that is rarely seen across the entire lithium sector."
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