KAMINAK GOLD CORPORATION (KAM: TSX-V) is focused on exploring the Coee Gold Project, located in the emerging White Gold District, Yukon Territory. In 2010, Kaminak executed the first ever drill program on the Coee property, and 9 separate and closely-spaced gold discoveries have been drilled to date within a 15km by 5km area. All of these gold discoveries have been made by drilling directly underneath gold-in-soil anomalies. Lack of glaciation over the Coee property has allowed in-situ soil-sampling to be employed as a highly eective and low cost exploration tool. Presently, there are over 20km of untested soil anomalies on the property that warrant drill testing, and only 15% of the 150,000 acre property has experienced systematic grid soil sampling. e fully funded Phase One 2012 exploration program includes a minimum of 50,000 metres of drilling with the objectives of expanding the high-priority zones along strike and at depth, drilling new discoveries and identifying new drill targets through soil sampling. e results from the 2012 program are expected to lead to a maiden NI 43-101 compliant resource on the Coee property. | visit www.kaminak.com

1. Coffee Gold Project: A New Canadian Gold District
June 2012
Corporate Presentation

2. Forward Looking Statements
This presentation contains "forward-looking statements". These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of
this presentation and Kaminak Gold Corporation does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these
forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the
timing and amount of estimated future exploration, success of exploration activities, expenditures, permitting, and
requirements for additional capital and access to data.
Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual
results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or
achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related
to actual results of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined; the
ability to enter into joint ventures or to acquire or dispose of property interests; future prices of mineral resources;
accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; ability to obtain financing; and delays in obtaining
governmental approvals or financing.
This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Kaminak Gold
Corporation. Kaminak’s disclosure of a technical or scientific nature in this presentation has been reviewed and approved
by Dr. Rob Carpenter, Ph.D., P.Geo., Kaminak’s President and CEO, who serves as a Qualified Person under the definition
of National Instrument 43-101. The Coffee property is an early stage exploration property and does not contain any
mineral resources as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
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3. Outline
Share Structure………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4
Targeting Near-Surface, High-Grade Oxide Gold in Canada…….……………………………………….... 5
Coffee Project 2010-2011.…………………………………………………………………….………….………………….. 6
2012 Phase One Exploration Program.…………………………………………………………………………………… 7
District Scale Exploration Potential….…….……………………………………………………….……………………. 8
Coffee Mineralized Zones………………………………………………………………………………………….….….…….
10
Initial Metallurgical Testing.......………………………………………………………………………………….……….11
Behind the Numbers…………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13
How We Find Gold…………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………. 15
Coffee Sugar Comparison……………………………………………………………………………………………..………. 17
Supremo-Connector-Latte-Double Double……………………..………………………………………………...…18
Analyst Coverage……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 24
The Kaminak Team…………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………… 25
Appendices: Coffee Infrastructure, Geology & Mineralized Zones……………….…………………. 26
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4. Share Structure
As of June 2012
Shares Issued: 76,929,458
Fully Diluted: 84,587,093
Cash: $22,360,184
Debt: None
Insider Ownership: 3.7%
Institutional Ownership: 25%
Including: RBC Global Asset Management Inc., Sentry Investments, AGF Investments Inc., Acuity Investments
Management Inc., Middlefield Capital Corp., Manulife Asset Management Ltd., Sprott Asset Management LP.,
Front Street Investment Management Inc., TD Asset Management Inc., CIBC Global Asset Management Inc.
Broker Warrants Outstanding: Insider Options Outstanding:
932,635 warrants at a weighted average of $3.10 6,725,000 options at a weighted average of $2.81
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5. Targeting Near-Surface, High-Grade Oxide Gold in Canada
100% ownership of the150,000 acre Coffee Project, Yukon Territory
Closely spaced deposits
All zones begin at surface and open in all directions
High-grade and extensive oxide mineralization present in all zones
Positive preliminary oxide metallurgy
Consistent, repeatable assay results (no nugget effect)
Gold evenly distributed within mineralized zones
Structurally late gold mineralizing event
Gold hosted in multiple structural trends
Proven low-cost exploration methodology
Only 15% of the Coffee property systematically explored
20kms of gold in soil anomalies yet to be drill tested
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6. Coffee Project 2010-2011
64,000m of drilling completed
$32.5 million exploration expenditures
9 gold discoveries
Collected 25,941 soil samples to date
Positive preliminary oxide metallurgy
Permitted and built a 23km road and airstrip in
less than two years
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7. 2012 Phase One Exploration Program
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
NEWS FLOW Metallurgy Drill assay results
DRILLING 50,000m expansion drilling & new targets (Sugar)
SOIL 10,000 soil samples
SAMPLING
ENVIRONMENTAL Water quality sampling, plant & wildlife surveys
SOCIAL
Heritage studies (oral history & archeological studies)
RESPONSIBILITY
Maiden NI 43-101 Inferred Resource Expected: Q1 2013
Resource Drill Strategy: Target Near-Surface, High-Grade Oxidized Gold Mineralization
Steady Drill Related News Releases Throughout 2012
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8. District Scale Exploration Potential
Macchiato
Latte &
Connector Supremo Coffee Creek Camp
Americano
Road
Double
Kona Double Sugar
Americano Espresso
West
767 3086
50kms
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9. Supremo-Connector-Latte-Double Double
Priority 2012 drill targets
(interpreted structural
zone) Supremo
Known mineralized T1 T6
trends projected to
surface
Road
T4
Drill collar
>500
100 – 500
Gold in soils (ppb) T2
50 – 100
25 - 50 T5 T8 23 km road
T3
T2 South
T7
T4/T5 Target
T3 South
Latte Connector
Open
Double Double
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10. Coffee Mineralized Zones
Americano Supremo T2 Macchiato
2.4 g/t over 18m 6.48 g/t Au over 9.15m 5.43 g/t Au over 5m
Supremo T3
17.1 g/t Au over 15.5m
8.23 g/t Au over 18.29m
Latte North
2.6 g/t Au over 13m
Kona Supremo T4-5
2.2 g/t over 56.75m 3.62 g/t Au over 32m
5.16 g/t over 10.67m 2.11 g/t Au over 36.58m
Latte Extension
3.0 g/t Au over 6m
Latte
9.61 g/t Au over 17m
2.11 g/t Au over 59m
Connector Zone
Road 5.5 g/t Au over 11m
Double Double
Drill collar 11.09 g/t Au over 4m
6.3 g/t Au over 35m
Gold in soils (ppb) 10 Mineralized Zones 74.9 g/t Au over 4m
>500
100 – 500
50 – 100 Sugar
25 - 50 50 km
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11. Initial Metallurgical Testing
from Oxide Mineralization at Supremo and Latte
Lack of glaciation at Coffee caused extensive
weathering and oxidation of high-grade gold
zones. Completely oxidized mineralization
extends to at least 125m vertical depth at
Supremo and ranges from 75 to 150m vertical
depth at Latte
Simulated heap leach test results of 90.4%, gold
recoveries achieved after 80 days, includes 83.2%
recoveries over the first 15 days
Bottle-roll results of 96.3% to 98.5% gold Rapid Gold Extraction from Simulated Heap Leach Test
recoveries for carbon-in-leach (CIL) and carbon-
in-pulp (CIP) testing
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12. Coffee Topography
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13. Behind the Numbers
Latte CFD-80
17.37 g/t Au over 7m (60m-67m)
Supremo CFD-01 HoleID From To (m) Width (m) Au_ppm
17.1 g/t Au over 15.5m (15m-31m)
CFD0080 59 60 1 0.101
HoleID From (m) To (m) Width (m) Au (ppm)
CFD0080 60 61 1 17.65
CFD0001 14 15 1 0.364
CFD0080 61 62 1 28.1
CFD0001 15 16 1 1.24 CFD0080 62 63 1 25.7
CFD0001 16 17 1 0.939 CFD0080 63 64 1 1.03
CFD0001 17 18 1 5.82 CFD0080 64 65 1 18.05
CFD0001 18 19 1 12.05 CFD0080 65 66 1 5
CFD0001 19 19.6 0.6 35.8 CFD0080 66 67 1 26
CFD0001 19.6 20 0.4 14.35 CFD0080 67 68 1 0.188
CFD0001 20 20.8 0.8 14.65
CFD0001 20.8 21.3 0.5 10.55 Latte CFD-164
CFD0001 21.3 22 0.7 20.6 5.5 g/t Au over 14m (353m-367m)
CFD0001 22 23.05 1.05 1.215 HoleID From (m) To (m) Width (m) Au (ppm)
CFD0001 23.05 24 0.95 21.4 CFD0164 352 353 1 0.22
CFD0001 24 25 1 31.9 CFD0164 353 354 1 10.45
CFD0001 25 26 1 33.9 CFD0164 354 355 1 9.36
CFD0001 26 27 1 31.2 CFD0164 355 356 1 6.46
CFD0001 27 28 1 21.7 CFD0164 356 358 2 2.42
CFD0001 28 28.6 0.6 60.9 CFD0164 358 359 1 1.675
CFD0001 28.6 29.2 0.6 6.26 CFD0164 359 360 1 1.195
CFD0001 29.2 30 0.8 4.48
CFD0164 360 361 1 3.03
CFD0001 30 30.5 0.5 3.51
CFD0164 361 362 1 2.23
CFD0001 30.5 31 0.5 0.828
CFD0164 362 363 1 5.17
CFD0001 31 32 1 0.14
CFD0164 363 364 1 3.19
CFD0164 364 365 1 13.1
CFD0164 365 366 1 7.36
CFD0164 366 367 1 8.48
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14. Behind the Numbers (2)
Double Double CFD-90 yields 74.9 g/t Au over 4m starting at 105m core length
Re-assay checks and duplicate screen-method fire assay sampling of this ultra
high-grade interval yielded repeatable results
Depth ½ core 30g FA ½ core 1kg screen FA ¼ core 1kg screen FA Avg. 1kg screen FA
(m) (g/t Au) (g/t Au) (g/t Au) (g/t Au)
105-106 105.5 105 135.5 120.25
106-107 106 109 88.4 98.7
107-108 62.7 64 88.8 76.4
108-109 4.14 4.49 3.99 4.24
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15. How We Find Gold
2008 Soil Results and Land Position
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16. How We Find Gold
2010 Soil Results and Land Position
15,164 Total Samples (971 > 25 ppb Au; 487 > 75 ppb Au)
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17. Coffee – Sugar Comparison
Gold in soil at newly defined Sugar Trend compared to known drill discoveries
Latte – Double Double – Supremo Sugar Trend
Drill Discoveries No Previous Drilling
(176 drill holes 2010-11) New 2012 Drill Target
Supremo
1.3 g/t / 51m T4
T6
1.6 g/t / 11m
3.7 g/t / 16m T2 Sugar North
T3
T1 T5
4.7 g/t / 4m
17.1 g/t / 15.5m 3 g/t / 12m
Latte North Sugar South
2.6 g/t / 13m Connector
74.9 g/t / 4m
9.6 g/t / 17m 5.5 g/t / 11m
Latte 3.7 g/t / 16m Double Double
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18. Supremo-Connector-Latte-Double Double
Priority 2012 drill targets
(interpreted structural
zone) Supremo
Known mineralized T1 T6
trends projected to
surface
Road
T4
Drill collar
>500
100 – 500
Gold in soils (ppb) T2
50 – 100
25 - 50 T5 T8 23 km road
T3
T2 South
T7
T4/T5 Target
T3 South
Latte Connector
Open
Double Double
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20. Supremo T3 Zone
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21. Latte Longitudinal Section
W E
Interpreted plunge
Latte West
line CFD92
CFD8
CFD6 CFD9
CFD80 CFD7 CFD102 CFD95
CFD11
CFD138 CFD12 CFD89 CFD97
CFD38
CFD117
CFD109
CFD112 CFD116
CFD96
91
84
107
110 CFD44
CFD31
CFD111
CFD128
CFD130 Latte East
CFD127 82 113 CFD40
CFD94 CFD45 CFD35
CFD122 85 CFD32 CFD10
CFD99 115A CFD48 CFD120
87 CFD114
CFD133 CFD105 CFD78 CFD121 CFD124
119 CFD129
CFD41
CFD140A CFD131 CFD142
CFD123
CFD145 CFD169 CFD50 CFD103 CFD126
CFD135
CFD174 CFD171
CFD106 CFD73
CFD108
CFD164 CFD139
100m
CFD136
100m
Scale
CFD-138 CFD-125 CFD-116 CFD-91 CFD-113 CFD-80 CFD-11 CFD-6 CFD-8 CFD-102 CFD-95 CFD-48 CFD-120 CFD-121 CFD-124 CFD-129 CFD-135 CFD-139 CFD-142
(NSV) (NSV) (NSV) 8.64 / 10m 8.46 / 7m 7.29 / 2m 2.17 / 56m 1.17 / 39.9m 2.34 / 3m 0.66 / 21.9m 1.89 / 10m 5.55 / 9m 3.11 / 2m 0.94 / 4m 1.04 / 20m 1.78 / 13m 1.5 / 3m 2.51 / 2m 1.62 / 1m
2.79 / 3m CFD-12 1.48 / 27m 1.46 / 39m 1.89 / 26m 1.8 / 2m CFD-50 1.1 / 16m 1.0 / 5m CFD-126 1.83 / 16m 3.23 / 5m
CFD-117 CFD-109 CFD-94 CFD-82 CFD-107
17.37 / 7m 1.39 / 51m CFD-7 3.36 / 2m 2.07 / 6m 8.15 / 5m (NSV) CFD-131 CFD-136
0.85 / 3m 5.03 / 1m 5.42 / 1m 3.19 / 3m 3.77 / 5m CFD-89 CFD-103 CFD-106
1.01 / 53m 1.75 / 14m 1.15 / 54m CFD-9 1.77 / 3m 7.46 / 1m
CFD112 1.81 / 5m 9.61 / 17m 3.82 / 1m 0.73 / 38m CFD-10 CFD-128 3.86 / 17m1.85 / 2m
CFD-127 17.4 / 1m 1.24 / 8m 1.22 / 36m 1.83 / 18m
1.02 / 4m CFD-96 CFD-84 2.02 / 4m CFD-44 2.01 / 13m 3.71 / 16m 0.6 / 5m 1.3 / 2m
2.27 / 12m 0.72 / 27m CFD-132 & 1.44 / 4m
2.17 / 13m 0.96 / 30m CFD-110 2.23 / 39m CFD-35 CFD-31 CFD-92 CFD-130 0.88 / 3m
CFD-133 CFD-122 CFD-97 134
1.75 / 2m 0.69 / 3m 1.69 / 6m 3.32 / 6m 1.74 / 37m 1.29 / 24m CFD-38 1.23 / 10m 1.05 / 3m CFD-108 CFD-73
(NSV) 2.12 / 14m 2.44 / (NSV)
1.45 / 3m 2.81 / 5m CFD-45 2.0 / 21m CFD-32 1.0 / 19m 7.79 / 5m 2.92 / 6m 1.98 / 1m
CFD-140A CFD-85 1.09 / 37m 4.76m
CFD-145 2.58 / 14m 1.11 / 68.8m 1.56 / 7m 2.32 / 2m 4.78 / 1m 2.11 / 6m
2.04 / 19m 1.61 / 5m 1.48 / 5m CFD-111 8.96 / 3m
2.38 / 9m 1.67 / 13.1m CFD-41 CFD-40
CFD-99 1.55 / 38m 3.84 / 1m 4.93 / 3m
1.05 / 4m CFD-115A 1.04 / 8.27m 0.86 / 7m 8.05 / 2m
1.9 / 41m 0.93 / 13m 2.06 / 2m 15.51 / 3m
2.11 / 59m 10.45 / 1m
1.94 / 3m CFD-87 CFD-78 CFD-100
1.05/10.65 4.28 / 2m
1.91 / 2m 2.65 / 31m 1.17 / 5m 0.96 / 6m
1.15 / 69m m 2.69 / 1m
CFD-105 5.0 / 3m
2.4 / 5m
2.04 / 11m 1.11 / 44m CFD-114
CFD-123 CFD-119
1.58 / 17m 1.42 / 3m
1.99 / 9m
13.46 / 5m 4.13 / 2m
6.44 / 10m Total gram-
2.18 / 21m 11.96 / 3m
CFD-169 1.11 / 31m 2.44 / 3m
CFD-118 meters Au
1.07 / 5m
3.8 / 8m 2.5 / 31m
CFD-164 6.15 / 1m
11.5 / 1m CFD-171
1.54 / 4m
3.74 / 3m 4.33 / 2m
5.47 / 14m
1.12 / 48m 1.43 / 2m
1.31 / 10m
5.49 / 11m
0.87 / 3m Points represent vertical depth
CFD-174 1.1 / 2m at start of mineralized zone
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1.14 / 26m 20.52 / 3m
1.91 / 10m
2.81 / 13m
1.44 / 5m traced on section 6973200N

22. Latte
Cross Section 2850E
CFD-164 is the deepest hole ever
drilled on the Coffee property
and intersected a total of over
250 gram-metres
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23. Mineralized Core Photos
Supremo Zone
Latte Zone
31.2 g/t Au
20.6 g/t Au
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24. Analyst Coverage
RBC Capital Markets Inc.
• Michael Curran, CFA – Director, Global Mining Research & Precious Metals Research Analyst
Raymond James Ltd.
• Gary Baschuk – Equity Analyst, Mining and Metals
Fraser Mackenzie Limited
• Michael Starogiannis, P.Eng., MBA – Analyst, Metals & Mining
Mackie Research Capital Corporation
• Barry Allan, B.Sc., MBA – Vice Chair, Mining Group and Director & Senior Mining Analyst
Paradigm Capital
• Don MacLean - Senior Analyst, Precious Metals
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25. The Kaminak Team
Management Team Board of Directors
Rob Carpenter, Ph.D., P.Geo. President, CEO & Director Rob Carpenter, Ph.D., P.Geo. President, CEO & Director
Tony Reda Vice President Corporate Development John Robins, P.Geo. Chairman & Director
Tim Smith, M.Sc. Vice President Exploration Bruce McLeod, P.Eng Director
Craig S. Finnigan, Ph.D., P.Geo Chief Geologist Garth Kirkham, P.Geo. Director
Rory Kutluoglu, P.Geo Exploration Manager Jim Paterson, B.Comm. Director
Jonathan Singh, BAccS, CGA CFO
Blair Lockhart, LLB, LLM, M.Sc. Corporate Secretary
Proven track record of identifying and acquiring large-scale gold systems
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26. Appendices
Coffee Infrastructure and Accessibility………………………………………………………. 27
Coffee Geophysics……………………………………………………………………………………….. 28
Coffee Geology…………………………………………………………………………………..……….. 29
Double Double Zone..…………………………………………………………………………………… 30
Kona-Americano-Espresso Zones………………………………………………………………….. 31
Yukon Territory Overview……………………………………………………………………………. 34
Contact Information…………………………………………………………………………………….. 35
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27. Three Bulk Fuel Tanks 23 km road connecting Coffee camp,
(75,000 liter capacity each) Commercial barge landing site and airstrip
to Latte, Connector, Double Double and
Supremo
New 900m Airstrip
Commercial Barge Old Airstrip
Landing Site
Helipad
Coffee Camp
Yukon River
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28. Coffee Project – Ground Magnetics
Latte Extension Supremo
Mocha
Americano Latte North
Java
Arabica
Kona Double Double
Espresso Latte Connector
Area Explored
Inferred Structure
15 km
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29. Coffee Project – Geology
Bt/Felds/Qtz Schist Mixed Gneiss
Latte Extension Supremo
Mocha
Americano Latte North
Java
Arabica
Kona Double Double
Espresso Latte Connector
Granite
Area Explored
15 km
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30. Double Double Zone
CFD-144 CFD-149
3.52 g/t / 5m 1.51 g/t / 17m CFD-101 CFD-88 CFD-77 CFD-83 CFD-93
3.99 g/t / 4m 10.12 g/t / 2m 14.35 g/t / 2m 25.4 g/t / 2m 5.78 g/t / 2m 16.65 g/t / 1m 8.23 g/t / 3m
CFD-146 CFD-152 CFD-104 CFD-90 CFD-79 CFD-86 12.15 g/t / 3m
1.0 g/t / 6m 11.09 g/t / 4m 56.4 g/t / 1m 74.9 g/t / 4m 4.55 g/t / 2m 1.0 g/t / 9m 5.31 g/t / 6m
1.9 g/t / 8m 5.89 g/t / 2m 6.21 g/t / 5m
CFD-69
5.5 g/t / 11m 7.22 g/t / 2m CFD-98
CFD-71 4.32 g/t / 4m
3.16 g/t / 7m New discovery 2.0 g/t / 6m
Connector
North Trend
Central Trend
Double Double
800m CFD-81
8.37 g/t / 5m
CFD-27
Latte CFD-13 2.04 g/t / 9m
1.43 g/t / 5m 6.3 g/t / 35m
CFD-14 CFD-28
(holes did not 15.91 g/t / 5m
reach North 2.13 g/t / 3m
Trend zone) 1.37 g/t / 3.4m
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31. Kona – Americano – Espresso Zones
2010 Highlights
1.9 g/t Au over 13m Americano
0.9 g/t Au over 36m
2.4 g/t Au over 18m
1.6 g/t Au over 5m
Link Structure
2010 Highlights
2.2 g/t Au over 57m
1.9 g/t Au over 23m
2010 Highlights
1.0 g/t Au over 20m
1.5 g/t Au over 7m Kona
Espresso 2011 Highlights
5.16 g/t Au over 10.67m
5.52 g/t Au over 7.62m
2010 Highlights
1.4 g/t Au over 8m
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32. Kona Zone
CFR-80
(NSV)
CFR-81
(NSV)
CFR-82
CFR-66 (NSV)
CFR-58 0.88 / 3.05m CFR-70A
(NSV) 1.2 / 4.58m 1.18 / 1.52m CFR-83
CFR-59 1.35 / 3.05m
CFR-57
CFR-67
Horizontal Loop EM response 1.53 / 3.05m 1.39 / 10.67m
1.35 / 9.15m 1.31 / 6.1m CFR-71
CFR-84
co-incident with Kona mineralized zone CFR-62
CFR-54 2.33 / 3.05m 4.23 / 4.57m 1.38 / 4.57m
5.32 / 3.04m
1.43 / 6.1m 2.38 / 1.52m
2.51 /
1.39 / 15.24 CFR-60
1.52m CFR-68
CFR-55 4.5 / 9.15m
3.39 / 3.05m
CFR-63
2.48 / 27.43
2.33 / 12.8m CFR-61 CFR-69
1.0 / 32m
1.22 / 9.14m 2.07 / 19.81m 2.8 / 4.57m
1.01 / 6.09m CFR-56 0.93 / 7.62m CFD-147
CFR-78 1.01 / 4.57m 1.34 / 10.66m 1.45 / 3.05m 2.28 / 5m
1.08 / 1.53m
5.16 / 10.67m 1.39 / 3m
CFR-72 CFR-64
4.0 / 3.04m
1.87 / 4.57m 1.31 / 22.86m
1.31 / 3.05m CFD-143
CFR-75 3.44 / 1.53m 0.89 / 4.57m
2.3 / 1.52m 5.52 / 7.62m 0.97 / 3.05m 1.07 / 2m
1.01 / 6m
CFR-76 CFR-73 CFR-65 CFD-141
1.6 / 12.19m 1.93 / 3.05m 2.24 / 4.58m 2.2 / 6m
1.55 / 3.05m 1.09 / 16.76m 1.5 / 3.05m 1.2 / 2m
0.69 / 3.04m 2.05 / 4.57m 1.73 / 3.04 1.05 / 7m
2.04 / 2m
CFR-77
0.77 / 7.62m CFR-74 CFD-137
1.21 / 4.58m 4.25 / 5m
2.54 / 16.76m 3.73 / 2m
CFR-79
2.87 / 7.62m
CFD-150
2.31 / 6m
3.84 / 3m
1.95 / 2m
3.3 / 2m
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33. Kona Zone
Granite; clay and limonite
altered; mottle silica and local
oxidized pyrite cubes; aphanitic
dike uphole
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34. Yukon Territory
Over 100 Years of Mining History
Pro-Exploration & Mining Jurisdiction
• Ranked 4th in the world by the Fraser Institute
• Yukon controls and administers its natural resources - Decisions are made by Yukoners
• Government actively promotes responsible mineral development
• Three operating mines: Minto, Bellekeno and Wolverine
• Favourable tax and mining incentives
• Mining laws with secure mineral tenure
Accessible and Connected to the World
• Physical infrastructure includes over 4,800 km of all-weather roads
• International airport plus 10 community airports
• Direct access to Asia via two ice-free ports in Alaska, Yukon
• Broadband telecommunications network
Settled Land Claims
• 14 First Nations, 11 with Settled Land Claims including Coffee
Resource Rich and Underexplored
• Over 20 million ounces of recovered placer gold reported, production is ongoing
• Bedrock source for all placer gold remains a mystery
• Over 2,600 known mineral occurrences
• More than 80 deposits with established reserves
• New greenfields discoveries (Coffee, White Gold and Rau)
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35. Contact Information
KAM: TSX-V
www.kaminak.com
Tony Reda, Vice President Corporate Development
Head Office
Suite 1020-800 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC
V6C 2V6
Toll Free: 1-888-331-2269
Direct: 604-646-4534
Email: info@kaminak.com
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