Patriot drills 52.2 m of 3.34% Li₂O, including 15.0 m of 5.10% Li₂O, in Easternmost Drill Hole from the 2022 Drill Campaign at the CV5 Pegmatite, Quebec, Canada
VANCOUVER, British Columbia and SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 30, 2023
Highlights
Significant Drill Intercepts
High-grade lithium mineralization returned from the 2022 drill campaign’s easternmost drill hole at the CV5 Pegmatite – drill hole CV22-093.
52.2 m at 3.34% Li2O (219.1 m to 271.2 m), including 15.0 m at 5.10% Li2O (CV22-093).
Strongly mineralized drill intersection further delineating the high-grade zone (herein termed the “Nova Zone”), previously identified in drill holes CV22-017, 042, 066, and 083.
131.2 m at 1.96% Li2O (250.8 m to 382.0 m), including 57.0 m at 2.97% Li2O (CV22-100).
Drill hole CV22-093 continues to extend mineralization eastwardly at the CV5 Pegmatite and is interpreted to have intersected part of the large, high-grade Nova Zone within the overall pegmatite system that has now been defined by several drill holes, including CV22-017, 042, 066, 083, 093, and 100 over a strike length of at least 350 metres.
Extension of the CV5 Pegmatite eastwardly, and thus the high-grade Nova Zone, is currently being tested with the first series of drill holes as part of the 2023 winter drill program.
- Category: Rare Earth Metals
- Published: 30 January 2023
- Written by Editor