TDG Gold Corp Expands Greater Shasta Exploration Target Area to 5.5 Square Kilometres - Seite 2

TDG has also extended historical information recompilation work beyond Greater Shasta to include Newberry located 1.5 km to the north-northwest of Greater Shasta, and to other targets towards the TDG's Baker project located approximately 7.5 km to the northwest.

Summary of Historical Work

The earliest geochemical soil surveys consist of soil grids completed by Shasta Mines and Oil, Ltd., Newmont Exploration and other previous operators, in the Greater Shasta area. These surveys were generations of smaller surveys that often were restricted to claim boundaries before the Baker-Shasta mineral tenures were amalgamated. While the previous work by previous operators was methodical and of a high standard, the original data has not all been fully recovered or is all usable. Data recovered from Newmont work outlines areas Newmont determined to be anomalous in gold Au in soil (> 100 parts per billion "ppb"). A number of large Au in soil anomalies and extensive VLF EM-16R ground geophysical apparent resistivity and Electromagnetic ("EM") surveys were completed and led to scout drilling in several areas. Two dominant Au in soil trends are identified: i) towards Newberry in the north-northwest and towards Shasta South in the south-southeast; and, ii) one east-northeast intersecting the first trend in the centre of the Cody Lee Zone. These trends have strike length of approximately 3.5 km and 1.9 km, respectively, and have a significant component of strike length that remains undrilled. In addition, many large ovoid anomalies defined by these early surveys remain undrilled (Figures 1 and 2).

2022 Exploration Geochemistry (Soil Sampling)

TDG advanced the geochemical survey database in 2022 by collecting 880 new soil samples taken with modern GPS coordinates to better define and delineate anomalous soil trends and areas. This work has confirmed the pronounced north-northwest linear trend approximately 950 m long by 60-110 m wide Au in soil anomaly greater than 100 ppb with concentrations ranging from 59 ppb to 1.2 g/t Au in soil (Figure 2). This well-defined corridor of Au in soil anomaly appears to confirm and connect along strike to the Newberry Target, and remains open to the south-southeast, towards Shasta South (Figure 1).