Canada Strategic Metals is an emerging growth company focused on the exploration and development of its large portfolio of graphite projects located throughout Québec. With management experience in green technology, Québec exploration and development, and the junior resource sector, Canada Strategic Metals is well positioned to aggressively advance this promising portfolio for our shareholders.

1. SAKAMI
Corporate Presentation
January 2017

2. FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This communica,on to shareholders and the public contains certain forward looking statements. Actual
results may differ materially from those indicated by such statements. All statements, other than
statements of historical fact, included herein, including, without limita,ons statements regarding future
produc,on, are forward looking statements that involve various risks and uncertain,es. There can be no
assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could
differ materially from those an,cipated in such statements. Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its
Regula,on Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this presenta,on.
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3. Shares Outstanding 80,959,155 at $0.13
Stock Op,ons Outstanding
5,800,000 at $0.10
200,000 at $0.205
Warrants Outstanding
1,003,000 at $0.15
433,600 at $0,11
Fully diluted 88,395,755
SHARE STRUCTURE
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4. Jean-Sébas*en Lavallée, President and Chief Execu*ve Officer | Mr. Lavallée, P. Geo, has been ac,ve in mining explora,on since 1994. He is the vice
president of Consul-Teck Explora,on Inc., a consul,ng firm of Val-d’Or founded in 2003 that specializes in mining explora,on in northern areas. Most of the
firm’s mandates involve the genera,on and execu,on of projects in remote areas. Mr. Lavallée has acted as a geologist for many companies, including Eloro
Resources Ltd., Uracan Resources Ltd., Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd., Noranda Minerals Inc., Champion Minerals Inc., Matamec Explora,ons Inc., Atlanta Gold Inc.,
and is currently President and CEO of Cri,cal Elements Corp. (TSX.V: CRE). Having been responsible for the planning and execu,on of many explora,on
programs in recent years, Mr. Lavallée has acquired a solid experience in explora,on project development.
Dwayne Melrose, Director | Mr. Melrose has over 30 years' experience in the mining industry where he has been very successful in advancing the
companies from explora,on into development stage. As President/CEO of True Gold Mining Inc., True Gold progressed from an explora,on (pre-Preliminary
Economic Assessment) company into a fully permiged and financed company that was in mine construc,on, in just over 3 years. Mr. Melrose was
instrumental in re-focusing the project from a high Capex project into a low Capex high margin, heap leach project. He spent plus twenty years with Cameco
Corpora,on/Centerra Gold Inc. in Canada, the USA, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Mr. Melrose was responsible for the explora,on team and all programs at
the Kumtor Gold Mine in the Kyrgyz Republic where he was responsible for the discovery of the high grade SB Zone, which significantly increased the
reserves and resources at the mine.Mr. Melrose joined the Minco Mining Group in 2007, where the company successfully progressed from explora,on into
development stage and greatly increased in shareholder value. Mr. Melrose was directly responsible for defining the Fuwan silver deposit (157 million
ounces).
Paul Bonneville, Director | Paul Bonneville has over 30 years of experience in the mining industry in Canada. A Mining Engineering graduate from Queen's
University, he was Vice President Opera,ons for Scorpio Mining and Vice President Mines for Cadiscor Resources. He worked for Dumas Contrac,ng as
Project Manager at the Lapa and Goldex sham projects and for Ross-Finlay Ltd., where he held a range of posi,ons, including Project Manager at the Bell-
Allard sham project and the Silidor project, and at Pan American Silver Corp. Mr. Bonneville has also managed a number of overseas opera,ons.
Hugo MoneGe, Director | Mr. Hugo Monege is a professional engineer with a specializa,on in mechanical engineering. He has extensive experience in
project management in the petrochemical and chemical industries and has acted as project manager for a consul,ng engineering firm that has conducted
various assignments for several companies, including Shell Canada, Bitumar, Enerkem, Air Liquide and Petro-Canada. He completed a Masters degree in
Business Administra,on in 2014.
Alan Sexton, Director | Alan Sexton, P.Geo., M.Sc., has been ac,ve in mineral explora,on since 1979. He is Vice-President of Project Management for
GeoVector Management Inc., an Ogawa, Ontario based consul,ng firm that provides mineral explora,on consul,ng and project management services
worldwide. His experience ranges from large scale regional explora,on to advanced drilling programs in the search for gold, copper, zinc, uranium, ,n and
tungsten. He also has extensive experience dealing with perminng, land access, environmental impact studies, mineral resource es,ma,on and economic
studies of mining industry related projects. Prior to joining GeoVector Mr. Sexton was the site manager at WMC’s Meliadine Gold Project from 1997 to 2001.
He is a professional geologist and belongs to the professional geology associa,ons in Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Ontario and Newfoundland &
Labrador. Alan has lived in Ogawa since 1993 and has worked mainly in Canada with some work in the USA, Australia, Brazil and South Africa.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
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5. • All of the Company’s projects
are located in Québec
• Québec is consistently ranked
by the Fraser Ins,tute as one of
the top 7 mining jurisdic,ons in
the world
JURISDICTION
SAKAMI-APPLE
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NEW GOLD
LA LOUTRE
LAC DES ÎLES

6. SAKAMIPROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
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• 50% own with Op,on to earn 70% in excellent mining jurisdic,on of province of Québec
• Sizable land package in an under-explored major structural corridor hos,ng the Eleonore deposit. The
Sakami project covers more than 20 km along the contact between the sediments and the volcanics
within the contact zone between La Grande and Opinaca sub-provinces out of this corridor with
altered felsic intrusive.
• Gold occurrences iden,fied over 10 km so far. Drilled target over only 500 metres long out of the
10 km to this point. Many drill results returned significant Au grade over 20 metres width
• Drill results example: 4.94 g/t Au over 21.05 m including 6.35 g/t Au over 10.55m
4.01 g/t Au over 22.6m including 7.21 g/t Au over 7m
4.16 g/t Au over 21m including 6.4 g/t Au over 12.67m
2.51 g/t Au over 48.20m including 6.93 g/t Au over 12.00m
• Project is close to infrastructure
• Management team well experimented in project development
• Plan budget of $2M for an aggressive drilling program of 15,000 meters plan for winter 2017
• Drilling program will include over 50 drill holes
SAKAMI

7. SAKAMILOCATION MAP
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Approximately:
• 133 km from Radisson
• 460 km from Matagami
• 687 km from Val-d’Or
• 880 km from Montreal (as the crow flies)

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REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The Sakami Property covers
approximately 23 km of this
structures, which is up to 500
metres wide on the property.
T o d a t e m o s t o f t h e
explora,on work has been
focused on Zone 25. The
mineralized horizon occurs as
an an,form-synform pair that
plunges moderately to the
southwest.
M a t a m e c d r i l l i n g h a s
intersected it within a surface
area of approximately
150 meters by 160 meters,
and to a depth of 220 metres.

9. SAKAMI2013-2016 DRILLING RESULTS
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LA POINTE AREA - PLAN VIEW ZONE 25
Au
High grade
Medium grade
Low grade
Mineralized
48.50 m of 1.34 Au ppm
including
6.50 m of 3.03 Au ppm
7.50 m of 2.50 Au ppm
45.50 m of 1.47 Au ppm
including
7.50 m of 3.84 Au ppm
11.00 m of 1.74 Au ppm
9.60 m of 6.86 Au ppm
including
6.50 m of 9.49 Au ppm
100 m
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AGGRESSIVE DRILLING PROGRAM WINTER 2017
± 50 HOLES FOR 15,000 METERS

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LONG SECTION OF SAKAMI ZONE 25

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LA POINTE AREA – VERTICAL SECTION ZONE 25
Vein 22
Vein 26?
?
Vein 25
200m
Looking ESE
Sakami Lake

14. SAKAMI2013-2016 DRILLING RESULTS
Hole # Type
From
(m)
To
(m)
Length*
(m)
Gold
g/t
PT-13-64 New zone 68.85 69.90 1.05 1.27
PT-13-64 New zone 171.00 171.50 0.50 3.62
PT-13-65
Including
Zone 25
112.50
126.00
138.00
138.00
25.50
12.00
3.03
4.00
PT-13-66 Zone 25 109.95 125.4 15.45 1.18
PT-13-67
Including
Including
Zone 25
126,90
132.25
138.00
154,85
154.85
145.00
27,95
22.60
7.00
3.78
4.01
7.21
PT-13-68
Including
Including
Zone 25
New zone
New zone
200.50
201.65
201.65
278.25
294.00
221.00
215.00
205.00
281.10
297.00
20.50
13.35
3.35
2.85
3.00
2.77
3.23
4.71
2.82
1.70
PT-13-69 Zone 25 213.05 226.50 13.45 1.32
PT-13-70
Including
Zone 25
78.75
78.75
99.00
86.00
20.25
7.25
1.27
2.22
PT-13-71
Including
Including
Zone 25
49.10
102
107.40
112.00
51.65
121.50
121.50
121.50
2.55
19.50
14.10
9.50
2.06
2.97
3.78
3.95
PT-13-72
Including
Zone 25
112.5
112.5
130.4
119.00
17.90
6.50
2.24
3.65
PT-14-73
Including
Zone 25
150.65
160.50
172.50
172.50
21.85
12.00
1.46
2.16
• Wide Gold Bearing intersect
• Extension at depth and to the north
west of zone 25
• New zone discovered at depth
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15. SAKAMI2013-2016 DRILLING RESULTS
Hole # Type
From
(m)
To
(m)
Length*
(m)
Gold
g/t
PT-14-74
Including
Including
Zone 25
237.65
243.70
247.70
264.00
252.50
252.50
26.35
8.80
4.80
2.30
3.80
5.18
PT-14-75 Zone 25 274.05 281.20 7.15 2.40
PT-14-76 Zone 25
180.00
198.00
183.00
199.50
3.00
1.50
1.57
1.36
PT-14-77 Zone 25
103.50
129.00
153.00
165.00
174.00
180.00
104.70
130.50
154.50
168.00
176.00
182.25
1.20
1.50
1.50
3.00
2.00
2.25
1.33
1.98
1.00
1.65
1.46
2.02
PT-14-78 Zone 25
193.50
208.50
195.00
213.00
1.50
4.50
1.37
2.15
PT-14-79
Including
Including
Including
Including
Zone 25
188.00
188.00
190.00
202.50
226.50
236.20
200.00
196.00
207.00
234.00
48.20
12.00
6.00
4.50
7.50
2.51
6.93
11.35
1.33
3.06
PT-14-80 Zone 25
157.50
179.00
187.50
201.00
203.00
163.50
181.75
190.50
202.00
204.00
6.00
2.75
3.00
1.00
1.00
1.03
2.08
2.32
1.28
3.11
PT-14-81 228,00 232,60 4,60 2,58
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16. SAKAMI2013-2016 DRILLING RESULTS
Hole # Type
From
(m)
To
(m)
Length*
(m)
Gold
g/t
PT-14-82 231,45 271,70 40,25 1,43
Including 231,45 235,50 4,05 5,12
Including 231,45 240,00 8,55 3,58
Including 256,85 259,00 2,15 3,83
Including 267,50 271,70 4,20 2,38
PT-14-83 240,00 295,50 55,50 1,06
Including 240,00 252,00 12,00 3,54
PT-15-84 169,00 217,50 48,50 1,34
Including 169,00 175,50 6,50 3,03
Including 210,00 217,50 7,50 2,50
PT-15-85 148,50 194,00 45,50 1,47
Including 148,50 156,00 7,50 3,84
Including 183,00 194,00 11,00 1,74
PT-15-86
112,10 125,75 13,75 0,94
142,50 165,00 22,50 1,41
PT-15-87 219,40 229,00 9,60 6,86
Including 220,50 227,00 6,50 9,49
PT-15-88 322.5 346.5 24 0.96
Including 338.6 339.45 0.85 10.65
PT-15-89 (New Zone) 255.3 258.1 2.8 3.32
334.5 387 52.5 0.53
Including 379.5 384 4.5 2.39
Including 379.5 387 7.5 1.94
PT-15-90 354 396 42 0.63
Including 391.5 396 4.5 1.98
* Core length; the Company es,mates the true width of the mineralized zone at 75 to 95% of the core length 16

17. SAKAMI2013-2016 DRILLING RESULTS
Hole # Type
From
(m)
To
(m)
Length*
(m)
Gold
g/t
PT-16-91 157.5 222.00 64.50 1.62
Including 165.2 208.50 43.30 2.21
Including 176 187.50 11.50 3.46
PT-16-92 203.6 252.15 48.55 2.52
Including 206.95 228.00 21.05 4.94
Including 206.95 217.50 10.55 6.35
Including 206.95 225.00 18.05 5.38
PT-16-93 252 279.00 27.00 1.87
Including 253 258.00 5.00 3.14
Including 271 277.00 6.00 2.69
PT-16-94 NSV
PT-16-95 NSV
PT-16-96 124 125.00 1.00 1.73
PT-16-97 136 156.50 20.50 0.55
PT-16-98 NSV
PT-16-99
66 69.00 3.00 1.33
78 81.00 3.00 1.08
91.5 93.00 1.50 1.97
124.5 127.50 3.00 1.07
169 170.50 1.50 2.86
* Core length; the Company es,mates the true width of the mineralized zone at 75 to 95% of the core length 17

18. SAKAMITHE NEW JAMES BAY GOLD BELT
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LA GRANDE SUD
Virginia Gold 350,000 oz Au
LEMOYNE
Virginia Gold 95,000 oz Au
ÉLÉONORE , Goldcorp
Proven & probable 4.0 MM oz Au
SAKAMI, Canada Strategic Metals
PT-13-67 4.01 Au g/t / 22.60m
including 7.21 Au g/t / 7.0m
PT-14-79 6.93 Au g/t / 12.0m
including 11.35 Au g/t / 6.0m
Investment in infrastructure for hydro
power and the Plan Nord program
opened accessibility for mining
explora,on in the James Bay area.
The JBGB belt is showing above 100
km of gold mineraliza,on poten,al.
The Eleonore Gold deposit with
proven & probable reserves of
4,0MMoz agracted major gold
producer Goldcorp.
The Sakami property as a strike of 23
km on the JBGB, this represents the
equivalent of owning from the Sigma
mine to the La Ronde mine on The
Cadillac Gold Belt witch produced
over,me above 100MM oz Au.

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2015 GRAB SAMPLE RESULTS

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GEOCHEMISTRY
JR Area
Île Area
Péninsule Area
Pointe Area
INDICE 43
Ddh: EX-43: 2.03 Au(g/t)/ 6.0m
Channel: 0.95 Au(g/t)/ 3.5m,4.68 Au(g/t)/ 2.5M
Grab sample: 1.93 Au(g/t), 3.0 Au(g/t), 36.20
Au(g/t), 2.03 Au(g/t), 2.87 Au(g/t)
INDICE JR
Channel: 2.08 Au(g/t)/2.5m
INDICE 9.6
27.70 Au(g/t), 4.27 Au(g/t), 5.83 Au(g/t),
28.75 Au(g/t), 7.43 Au(g/t), 9.60 Au(g/t),
3.53 Au(g/t), 4.90 Au(g/t), 6.83 Au(g/t),
18.9 Au(g/t), 10 Au(g/t), 8.6 Au(g/t),
5.40 Au(g/t), 4.00 Au(g/t), 4.50 Au(g/t),
8.80 Au(g/t), 20.90 Au(g/t), 3.40 Au(g/t)
New Geochemistry
target discovered in
2013
New Geochemistry
target discovered in
2013
SAKAMI
APPLE
APPLE

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AGREEMENT WITH MATAMEC
Op*on to earn 50% interest Share payment to
Matamec
Explora*on work
Signature of a formal agreement 500,000 -
On the 1st anniversary | August 30th 2014 500,000 $500,000 | Completed
On the 2nd anniversary | August 30th 2015 500,000 $750,000 | Completed
On the 3rd anniversary | August 30th 2016 500,000 $1,000,000 | Completed
Total 2,000,000 $2,250,000
Op*on to earn 70% interest by: Share payment to Matamec Explora*on work
Within 180 days of acquiring its 50% interest
CJC has an op,on to acquire an addi,onal 20%
interest
1,000,000
$2,000,000 and a bankable
feasibility study
Amer Strategic Metals has a 50% interest, the par,es will form a full joint venture and will enter into a formal
agreement with the standard clauses.
Within 180 days of acquiring its 50% interest in the property
Strategic Metals will have an op,on to acquire an addi*onal 20% property interest by issuing
1,000,000 shares to Matamec and comple,ng an independent bankable feasibility study within
5 years of the date of the share issuance. During the period that the addi,onal op,on is valid, Strategic Metals
must spend a minimum of $2,000,000 on explora,on by the end of each year un,l the feasibility study is
completed.
Strategic Metals will have acquired an interest of 50% in Sakami amer issuing a total of 2,000,000 common
shares and carrying out explora,on in the amount of $2,250,000 before August 16, 2016.

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OPTION AGREEMENT WITH LOMIKO
September 2014:
• Acquisi,on of a 40% interest in the La Loutre Property by Lomiko
Metals Inc.
February 2015:
• New op,on agreement between Lomiko Metals Inc. and CJC following
a successful drilling campaign on the La Loutre Property.
• Strategic Metals and Lomiko have agreed on the terms of an
addi,onal op,on
Lomiko shall have the exclusive right and op,on to acquire an addi,onal 40%
undivided interest in the La Loutre Property and an 80% undivided interest in the
Lac des Iles Property in exchange for a payment of $10,000, the issuance of 3 MM
common shares at $0.07 of Lomiko and the funding of $2.75 MM in explora,on
expenditures over a 2 year period.
L a L o u t r e P r o p e r t y
op,oned by Lomiko from
Strategic Metals in September
2014 to explore for high grade,
crystalline flake graphite deposits
that were near surface and for
graphite flakes with high carbon
purity.
Lomiko is especially interested in
6 drill holes intercepts that met
or exceeded the criteria jointly
established by Strategic Metals
and Lomiko.
Further, these intercepts indicate
the possibility of significant
tonnage of high grade graphite
near the surface.
Share payment to
Strategic Metals
Explora*on work
LA LOUTRE
Explora*on work
LAC DES ILES
OTHER MINING RIGHTS
of Strategic Metals
Signature of agreement 3,000,000
at $0.07
By December 31 2015 $950,000 $150,000 $700,000
By December 31 2016 $550,000 $100,000 $300,000
Total 3,000,000 $1,500,000 $250,000 $1,000,000

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RESOURCES
> 3.0 4,137,300 6.50 268,800 > 3.0 6,181,000 6.11 377,600
> 2.5 6,927,500 4.95 342,900 > 2.5 9,699,200 4.86 471,800
> 2.0 15,181,200 3.49 529,200 > 2.0 15,332,000 3.92 600,300
> 1.5 18,438,700 3.19 588,400 > 1.5 16,675,100 3.75 624,900
> 1.0 19,005,400 3.13 595,700 > 1.0 16,927,300 3.71 628,000
> 0.8 19,137,500 3.12 596,900 > 0.8 17,120,500 3.68 629,700
> 0.6 19,279,600 3.09 595,300 > 0.6 17,306,700 3.63 628,100
> 0.5 19,381,900 3.09 598,400 > 0.5 17,400,900 3.63 631,600
Graphite
(metric tonne)
Cut-off
Cg (%)
All
Zones
All
Zones
Inferred ResourceIndicated Resource
Zone
Tonnage
(metric tonne)
Zone
Tonnage
(metric tonne)
Cut-off
Cg (%)
Grade
Cg (%)
Grade
Cg (%)
Graphite
(metric tonne)
The Independent and Qualified Persons for the Mineral Resource Es,mate, as defined by NI 43-101,
are Bruno Turcoge, M.Sc., P.Geo., and Guilhem Servelle, M.Sc., P.Geo, both of InnovExplo under the
supervision of Vincent Jourdain, Ph.D., Eng., Technical Director of InnovExplo Inc.
The effec,ve date of the es,mate is January 15, 2016.
Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.
Pit constrained results are presented undiluted within a Whigle-op,mized pit shell, designed with a
30-m buffer around lakes.
The es,mate includes 18 graphite-bearing zones grouping elevated carbon graphite grade (assays >
4% Cg), 4 graphite-bearing zones containing low carbon graphite grade (assays < 4 % Cg), 5 graphite-
bearing quartzite (assays < 4% Cg), and a remaining external envelope hos,ng isolated low carbon
graphite grade.
Pit constrained resources were compiled at cut-off grades of 0.5, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5 and 3.0 %
Cg. The official Pit constrained resource is reported at a cut-off grade of 1.5 % Cg.
Cut-off grades must be re-evaluated in light of prevailing market condi,ons (graphite price,
exchange rate and mining cost).
Density (g/cm3) data used is on a per zone basis varying from 2.70 to 2.85 g/cm3.
A minimum true thickness of 4.0 m was applied, using the grade of the adjacent material when
assayed, or a value of zero when not assayed.
Based on a study of the effect of high-grade values on the mean and standard deviations, as
well as on log-normal histograms and probability plots, no raw assay was capped within the
mineralized zones.
Compositing was done on drill hole sections falling within the mineralized zones (composite =
1.5 m).
Resources were estimated using GEOVIA GEMS 6.7 software from surface drill holes, using
inverse distance squared (ID2) interpolation method in a block model (block size = 5 m x 5 m
x 5 m).
By default, interpolated blocks were assigned to the Inferred category.
The reclassification to an Indicated category is defined in areas of spatial continuity in terms
of information density visually observed and supported by the maximum distance to drill hole
composites less than 30 m.
Calculations used metric units (metres, tonnes and %).
The number of metric tonnes was rounded to the nearest hundred. Any discrepancies in the
totals are due to rounding effects; rounding followed the recommendations in NI 43-101.
InnovExplo is not aware of any known environmental, permitting, legal, title-related, taxation,
socio-political, marketing or other relevant issue that could materially affect the mineral
resource estimate.
Whittle parameters used (all amounts in Canadian dollars): Reference Mining cost=$3.75,
milling cost=$9.40/t, G&A=$2.11/t, graphite price=$1,910/t, milling recovery=95%, wall slopes
of 45 degrees in rock and 18 degrees in overburden.

25. SAKAMINEW GOLD PROPERTY
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• Gold-bearing poten,al
• 2,590-hectare property is 100% owned by Canada Strategic Metals
• Located about 5 km northwest of the "167 extension property", where visible gold mines
recently discovered several boulders containing gold, silver, copper and zinc
mineraliza,on.
• Plans to do further compila,on work on the project and set a work program for the
summer of 2017.

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PROPERTY LOCATION MAP