STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES

REVISED 04-02-2010

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STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES IS EXPLORING FOR GOLD AND SILVER IN THE WESTERN US AND ALASKA.

ARIZONA:

Arizona has produced more Copper, Silver and Gold than any other state! Mining at Ajo, in Southern Arizona, produced over 6 billion pounds of copper, one and a half million ounces of Gold and almost 20 million ounces of Silver. According to reports published in 1983, Arizona had produced over 66 billion pounds of copper, almost 14 million ounces of gold, and almost 500 million ounces of silver!

SILVERADO MINE:

The Silverado mine is located near one of the largest open pit mines in Arizona, the Ray mine. The Ray mine has produced over 5 and a half billion pounds of copper and almost 9 million ounces of silver. The Silverado mine which is part of the Monitor mine complex, is located within two miles of the eastern edge of the Ray open pit mine.

Mining operations at the Monitor mine began in 1893 when rich silver deposits were discovered on the Monitor, Admiral Dewey, Merrimac and Cumberland mining claims. Mining was continuous with production through the early 1900’s, 1930’s, during the years of World War II and into the 1970’s.  Geophysical surveys were conducted in the 1970’s that indicated new sources of buried sulfide mineralization.

In 1990, the Silverado mine was placed into operation and shipped over 200 tons of precious metals gold and silver silica flux to the smelter near Hidalgo, New Mexico.

During 2005-2007 exploration and sampling was performed by High Desert Gold, Incorporated and Teck-Cominco, America that further proved the existence of high grade silver-copper mineralization at the Silverado mine.

Today, the Silverado mine is moving toward production! Operations will include mining and shipping copper-silver bearing silica flux.

ALASKA:

Stampede Gold Resources is developing placer and hard rock gold deposits in Alaska!

ALASKA GOLD MINERS WERE KNOWN TO “STAMPEDE” TO NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES!

KLONDIKE GOLD:

The Klondike gold discovery in 1897 led to one of the earliest and most famous gold stampedes. Miners from all over the world rushed to the Klondike. By 1898, 40,000 people lived in Dawson. As word got out about gold in Nome.

Later, gold was discovered in the interior of Alaska, in the Innoko River region and Iditarod. Thousands of miners stampeded from Nome and Fairbanks to the Innoko to find their fortune in gold!

INNOKO GOLD:

The Innoko River region has produced hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold.

Innoko River

Ganes Creek and Yankee Creek were the largest gold producers. Small towns were founded along the Innoko river.

Production at Ganes Creek (over 100,000 ounces of gold) and Ophir Creek (over 70,000 ounces of gold).

Madison Creek and Esperanto Creek are among the gold producers of the day.

ESPERANTO GOLD:

ESPERANTO CREEK AND MADISON CREEK ARE CURRENTLY BEING DEVELOPED BY STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES!

ESPERANTO CREEK PLACER MINE HAS PRODUCED OVER 4000 OUNCES OF GOLD!

Esperanto Creek has produced over 4429 ounces of 869 fine gold. Nearby, Madison Creek has produced over 3103 ounces of 881 fine gold.

*Reference: USGS Alaska Resource File, Ophir Quadrangle, Open File Report 02-77

Esperanto Crossing

Today, large mining companies are exploring for gold in the region. Stampede Gold Resources is leading the way!

Stampede Gold Resources gold placer claims cover 640 acres at Madison Creek, Esperanto Creek gold placer claims cover 920 acres.

Esperanto and Madison Creek are located approximately 50 miles Northwest of McGrath, Alaska.

MADISON CAMP:

The Madison Creek Mine has a fully provisioned camp. The camp includes cabins and equipment. A 1700 foot grass runway is available for transporting people and supplies in and out of the camp. Additional temporary mining camp buildings are planned at Esperanto Creek during 2010. Ophir Creek will be a busy area during the 2010 season.

OPHIR GOLD:

STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES HAS ACQUIRED THE OPHIR CREEK PLACER!

Gold was discovered on Ophir Creek in 1908.

A thousand miners poured into Ophir from Fairbanks and Nome. The town of Ophir, Alaska was formed. Mining continued until 1940. One operator was still working there in 1950. Increasing interest in gold placer mining has made Ophir a busy mining district in recent years.

Production at Ophir Creek from 1908 thru 1961 has been documented to exceed 66,489 ounces of gold and 7,004 ounces of silver. Stampede Gold Resources has acquired 100 percent ownership of the Ophir creek placer. See Map.

Neighboring placer on Gold Run Creek and Dodge Creek are included. A mining camp is established at Ophir Creek near the Innoko River.

Bunk houses Sawmill

Stampede Gold Resources is leasing property to qualified mining companies at Ophir.

Loading Feed Hopper 200 Yard per hour wash plant

Stampede Gold Resources is developing an infrastructure to get increasing gold production at Ophir!

Double Decker Cleanup

Stampede Gold Resources owns and operates 3400 acres of placer gold mining claims at Ophir.

D8N Cat working Bench

Airport Access:

The Ophir airport (2000 ft. gravel) provides access in and out of Ophir. Supplies can be flown in from McGrath, Anchorage or Fairbanks.

Road Access:

There is also a road from Ophir to the town of Takotna. This road was constructed to provide access for supplies and equipment to Ophir.

River Access:

The road continues from Takotna to Sterling Landing on the Kuskokwim River.  River barges service Sterling Landing.

WHO DO I CONTACT FOR INFORMATION?

You can contact Stampede Gold Resources by email at info@stampede-gold.com

Stampede Gold Resources is always looking for Junior Exploration and JV partnerships.

AIRLINES AND BUSH PILOTS:

Alaska Airlines provides scheduled flights to Anchorage from many Cities in the US. From Anchorage, you can fly on Pen Air Airlines to McGrath. After you arrive in McGrath, you can charter an airplane using Magnuson Airways to the runway at the mine. Magnuson airways has a Cessna U206F. Here’s a link for specifications for the Cessna 206. Access to the Esperanto Creek mine is a short distance by 4-wheeler from the Madison Creek mine. See map.

CONTACT: info@stampede-gold.com