General Comments & Banter, page-11981

As I am on a roll with rainfall and run-off I thought I would share some other information I found while searching, sorry but somebody did ask a week ago about this. The following is taken from sampling at Rincon.

 https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1334699/000114420410037163/v190213_ex99-1.htm

Rincon Property:Li3’s Rincon Salar Property comprises two parcels, North and South,, covering an aggregate total of 7,461hectares (18,437 acres), both are located in the northern part of the Salar and share the Salar with property owned by The Sentient Group’s Rincon Lithium Limited, which is commencing the design-build phase of a pilot plant on the its property, contiguous to the Company’s South Parcel. The North Parcel, located in the northern most part of the Salar, covering approximately 5,222 hectares (12,903 acres), will be challenging to explore because it covers a portion of a large delta, which formed at the mouth of the largest intermittent river that empties into the Salar, and as a result the area is covered with sediment.  This is in sharp contrast with the Southern Parcel, which covers approximately 1,939 hectares (4,791 acres) and has little or no surface challenges.

It is interesting to read that the Northern part of the Rincon Salar experiences sediment from the intermittent river, I would surmise that being further South is much more preferable.