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Golden Culvert

Gold Orogen’s Golden Culvert property is situated within a large land package in the mining-friendly Tombstone Gold Belt, an established and highly productive district known for hosting world-class gold deposits such as Fort Knox, Pogo, and Donlin Creek. The area’s reputation as a premier gold-producing region is further supported by recent major discoveries at Snowline Gold, Sitka Gold, and Banyan Gold, which highlight the continued exploration potential of the belt.

The Golden Culvert property itself features four Reduced Intrusive-Related Gold System (RIRGS) targets (Camp, Stingray, Border and Steelhead), similar in style to Snowline Gold’s Rogue Project, offering promising opportunities for new discoveries. At the WIN prospect, exploration has confirmed signature host rocks, widespread hornfels, a high bismuth-to-gold ratio, and sheeted quartz veins, all key indicators of significant gold potential.

Additionally, the property’s close proximity to Seabridge’s 3 Aces project provides potential synergies in terms of shared infrastructure and reduced operational costs, further enhancing the project’s strategic appeal.

The Next Snowline Gold?

• Consistent Orogenic mineralization along the emerging Iapetus Suture trend
• Exploration success over last decade includes New Found Gold, Puma Exploration, Dalradian, Oceana Gold, Atlantic Gold, and Marathon Gold
• Geological analogue to New Found Gold

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• Over 60M Oz Au discovered and 5 permitted mines in Yukon and Alaska
• Property located in Selwyn Basin, Tombstone Belt, southeastern Yukon
• 200km south of Snowline, next to Seabridge’s 3 Aces and Rackla’s Flat properties

27 kilometers in a district-scale setting (Yukon)

• 27 km of prospective trend (within 99.5km²) with proven gold endowment
• Only 20% of property explored
• Excellent Infrastructure – Year-round road access (Nahanni Range Road to Cantung Mine)
• Permitted – 10-year Class 3 Exploration Permit until 2026
• Recent Staking & Acquisition Activities by Seabridge Gold, Rackla Metals and Snowline Gold

PROVEN GOLD ENDOWMENT – Exploration Highlights

• Confirmed high grade mineralization: Avg. grade from 93 surface samples of 13.3 g/t Au; up to 320 g/t Au
• Consistent gold anomalies across property demonstrated by reconnaissance soil sampling
• 3 km of mineralization defined by 24 trenches; best trench results: 24.4 g/t Au over 6.0m (incl. 95.0 g/t Au over 1.5m)
• 25 ddhs completed over 4,567m; several economic >50 g*m drill intercepts
• Drilling & Trenching defined:
  • 130m wide by 970m strike gold corridor
  • 5 parallel, vertical high-grade Au-bearing quartz shear veins and breccia structures
  • Within lower-grade wall-rock mineralization, open on strike and at depth below 225m

• 90 sq. km property along 24 km of mineralized trend…only 20% explored
• All-season Cantung Mine Rd through claim group… low exploration cost
• 10-year Class 3 Exploration Permit to 2026
• 25 km north of Seabridge Gold’s high-grade 3 Aces Project
• 5,401 g/t Au discovery 2003
• Six parallel gold-bearing veins within a 130m wide gold vein “corridor” along 970m of strike – open both directions and at depth below 150m
• New discovery 7.1km along strike: 0.92 gpt Au/2m

2021 Highlights

• 116 soil and 157 rock samples, ground geophysics and geological surveys on property-wide  targets
• 92 surface samples collected averaged 13.46 g/t gold uncapped, (8.85 g/t Au capped*), and ranged between <0.01 g/t to 320 g/t gold
• A total of 25 drillholes and 24 trenches completed over 1 km strike
• Drill results up to 60.1 g/t gold over 0.9m (within 2.53 g/t gold over 33m)
• Best trench result: 24.4 g/t gold over 6.0m (including 95.0 g/t gold over 1.5m)

A National Instrument 43‐ 101 Technical Report on the Golden Culvert and Little Hyland Properties, Watson Lake District, Yukon Territory, Canada was published Feb 12, 2018.

2020 Highlights: Float-train Sampling

• 1 km long by up to 0.1 km wide gold-mineralized boulder field of surface float-trains linking likewise gold-mineralized quartz vein structures exposed in outcrop, subcrop and trenching
• 92 surface samples collected averaged 13.46 g/t gold uncapped, (8.85 g/t Au capped*), and ranged between <0.01 g/t to 320 g/t gold
• 64 of the samples (70%) were between 0.25 g/t to 320 g/t gold and averaged 19.32 g/t gold uncapped, (12.70 g/t gold capped*)
• Only two samples were below assay detection limits

Trench activity new main Golden Culvert main zone