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Snow Lake Lithium Expands Land Holdings by 100% to More than 86 Square Miles in the Highly Prospective Snow Lake Trend
WINNIPEG, MB / ACCESSWIRE / February 8, 2022 / Snow Lake Resources Ltd., d/b/a Snow Lake Lithium Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITM) ("Snow Lake" or the "Company"), would like t
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[{"type":"text","content":" WINNIPEG, MB / ACCESSWIRE / February 8, 2022 / Snow Lake Resources Ltd., d/b/a Snow Lake Lithium Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITM) (\"Snow Lake\" or the \"Company\"), would like to advise the market of it's recent acquisition and substantial property expansion in and around it's current resource block at the Thompson Brothers Lithium Project in Manitoba, Canada. The Company, with the assistance of an external consultant, has been engaged over the past several years in historic geological data analysis, diligence and in depth \"in-the-field\" prospecting campaigns. The resulting efforts have culminated in the acquisition, through the staking and filing of claims with the Manitoba Mineral Resources Division, of mineral rights on an additional 33,614 acres (13,603 ha) of Crown land which we believe is highly prospective of lithium. The total land holdings for Snow Lake Lithium now stands at 55,318 acres (22,386 ha) or 86.43 square miles. Picture 1 - Snow Lake's project is nearly four times the size of Manhattan Key factors in the acquisition were the use of historical data contained within the Manitoba Mines Branch assessments files, information contained within the provincial geological surveys report library on the \"Wekusko Pegmatite Field,\" and guidance from Nuterra Geoscience of Saskatoon that provided Snow Lake with new insight into the location of potential pegmatites occurrences along the \"Grass River\" drainage system. With this analysis in hand, Snow Lake Lithium was able to acquire significant land holdings within the \"Grass River\" system that the Company thinks are highly prospective for lithium exploration (See Figure 1.0). Four priority trends were identified i.e., Osborne, Crowduck, Dion, and Grass River. In addition, two clusters of pegmatites were also identified, aka Hat Lake and Herb Bay (Figure 1.0). All of these locations will be subject to spring and summer field exploration campaigns that may include airborne geophysical surveys, soil geochemistry, and \"boot and hammer\" prospecting. These procedures will then be followed by diamond drill hole testing of the anomalies. Dale Schultz, VP of Resource Development at Snow Lake, commented \"We have expended significant efforts on targeting our resources to identify mineral claims with the greatest potential for expanding our resource base. Our basic ambition has been to dif...