STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES

REVISED 03-28-2011

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STAMPEDE GOLD RESOURCES IS PRODUCING GOLD 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.

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 Mining district has produced hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold. Stampede Gold Resources holds 5440 acres of placer

Mining claims in the Innoko mining district.

                                                            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 high on the list of gold producers at over 7000 ounces.

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. Mining was

done using draglines and dozers with sluice boxes. Underground drift mining was also done.

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

Esperanto Crossing

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

Stampede Gold Resources gold placer claims cover 1400 acres at Madison Creek and Esperanto Creek.

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 2011.

OPHIR GOLD:

Gold was discovered on Ophir Creek in 1908.

A thousand miners stampeded 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 holds 100 percent ownership of the Ophir Creek placer comprising 2480 acres. Gold reserves contained in the

dragline tailings are estimated to exceed 70,000 ounces based on 50 percent recovery of prior mining methods.

Ophir is about 30 miles west of the community of McGrath, Alaska.  

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

Ophir Gold!

Dodge Creek:

Dodge Creek is a few miles west of Ophir Creek. Dodge Creek has been sampled and has past gold production.

Stampede Gold Resources holds placer gold claims comprising a total of 1560 acres on Dodge Creek.

Operations on Ophir Creek:

Stampede Gold Resources is offering Commercial mining leases on placer gold property to qualified mining companies at Ophir.

Stampede Gold Resources is currently soliciting JV partners to participate in 2011 gold production at Ophir!

Stampede Gold Resources controls 2480 acres of placer gold mining claims on Ophir Creek and over 1500 acres on neighboring creeks.

Airport Access:

Ophir airport (3000 ft. gravel) provides access in and out of Ophir. Supplies can be flown in from McGrath, Anchorage or Fairbanks. Diesel

and unleaded Fuel is flown in on a DC-4 from Fairbanks. Air charters are available for the short flight from McGrath to Ophir. Contact

Magnuson Airways for charter flights.

Road Access:

There is a state maintained gravel road from Ophir to the town of Takotna. The same road extends to Sterling Landing on the Kuskokwim River.

River Access:

Sterling Landing is about 8 miles south of McGrath on the Kuskokwim River.  River barges from Seattle provide barge service to 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 soliciting Junior Exploration and JV partnerships to participate in on-going gold production.