The Dieter Lake Property consists of 496 mineral titles totalling approximately 23,836 hectares, located about 150 km north of Hydro-Quebec Reservoir LG-4. It is accessible with a helicopter or fixed-wing aircraft; however, an all-weather road to the S.E.B.J. base at Lac Pau-Duplanter comes within 140 km of the project area (Holmstead, 1983). As well, Caniapiscau is approximately 120 km straight-line from Dieter Lake. During summer months, access to, and within, the property area is either by float plane or helicopter, with limited quad access. During winter months, access is by ski equipped aircraft, helicopter or snowmobile.

The Dieter Lake Property has a documented history of exploration of about 30 years. Exploration of this region is considered sporadic, with the majority of significant activity occurring in the late 1970's and early 1980's by Uranerz Exploration and Mining. Extensive mapping and sampling programs were completed, involving the collection of rock, soil, lake water, and lake sediment samples. Airborne and ground geophysical programs were completed as well as diamond drilling, including at least 145 holes. At least four main areas of mineralization have been documented, from west to east: Vivian, Nancy I, Nancy II, and Bert's.