SPECTACULARLY GIGANTIC DIMENSIONS: Lake Winn receives geophysical signatures up to 7 km long and 100 m wide at its LNPG Lithium Project in NWT
Today, Lake Winn Resources Corp. announced final results from a hi-tech geophysics program, which appears to have successfully mapped the LCT (lithium-cesium-tantalum) pegmatites at its LNPG (“Little Nahanni Pegmatite Group“) Property in Northwest Territories, Canada. According to Rockstone´s previous report on Lake Winn in January, the LNPG Project was denoted as "an awakening giant". With the geophysics results now at hand, the delineated pegmatites running below surface indeed look gigantic, indicating that there may be a wider and longer system of interconnected lithium pegmatites than previously thought.
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