The first descriptions of rocks assigned to the Spodumène Suite came from the work of Valiquette (1963, 1975) when a major spodumene pegmatite intrusion was discovered between Montagnes Lake in the west and Spodumène Lake in the east. Bachelor’s (Beland, 2011) and Master’s (Bynoe, 2014) theses projects were carried out on this intrusion called the “Whabouchi pegmatite” (Laferrière, 2010). Other spodumene pegmatite intrusions such as the Graab mineralized zone (Richard et al., 2012) have also been identified in the region. The name “Spodumène Suite”, whose namesake lake is located in sheet 32O12, was introduced by Bandyayera and Caron-Côté (2019) following work in the summer of 2018 to group spodumene pegmatite intrusions of the Montagnes Lake area (sheets 32O11, 32O12 and 32O14).
Interesting that CRE just got 33.85m @ 1.04%Li2O at Lemare.
Graab is at Lemare project, isn’t it?
If that mountain sized pegmatite outcrop have spodumene, this could be massive.
