The mineral claims are surrounded by the mineral claims of Hudbay Minerals Inc to the East and SSR Mining to the West and Searchlight Resources Inc to the North and to the South. Hudbay Minerals Inc and its predecessor Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting have continuously produced copper, zinc, gold and silver since the 1930s from three or more mines directly East of Nordic Minerals Ltd property and within 4 kilometres of Nordic Minerals Ltd claim boundary. Callinex Mines Inc is identified in yellow and is located immediately east within the red area of Hudbay Minerals. The Searchlight Resources property was previously host to the historic Newcor, Henning Maloney & Bootleg/Rio gold mines, the property is immediately adjoining Nordic Minerals Ltd property to the South. SSR Mining Inc Amisk project is 16 KLM directly west of the Nordic disposition. Further west 65 klms of Nordics dispositions, Foran Mining Corporation has their McIlvenna Bay, VMS mine currently under construction. Hudbay Minerals Lalor and Reed lake mines are located due east of Flin Flon. Of note is the fact that all of these projects are on the same latitude.

Douglas Lake is an underground deposit, which is believed to contain copper, zinc, gold and silver. The deposit is located approximately three kilometers west of Flin Flon, Manitoba, where Hudbay Minerals Inc and its predecessor Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting have produced from four mines between 1936 and 2022 as indicated on the adjacent map.

Seismic

In March 2021 the Geological Survey of Canada completed a 2-dimensional seismic survey form the eastern boundary of the town of Creighton along highway 167 to Amisk Lake (Denare Beach).  The survey crossed the Nordic Minerals Ltd claims along the northern boundary of Douglas Lake and then proceeded diagonally to the southwest thought the centre of the claim.  The preliminary interpretation of the deeper seismic data has proved to be very encouraging and indicates the presence of the West Arm Shear a major structure and many tiny shears at a depth of approximately 1500M. Shears are conduits through which fluids travelled bringing minerals towards the surface forming mineral deposits.