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Magna Terra Announces the Discovery of a Significant Shallow Disseminated GOLD and Silver System with First Drill Hole ON the Luna Roja Project.

Drill Results

a renewed frontier. TSX-V: MTT

MAGNA TERRA ANNOUNCES THE DISCOVERY OF A SIGNIFICANT SHALLOW

DISSEMINATED GOLD AND SILVER SYSTEM WITH FIRST DRILL HOLE ON THE

LUNA ROJA PROJECT.

Toronto, Ontario, March 3, 2019 – Magna Terra Minerals Inc. (the “Company” or “Magna

Terra”) (TSX-V: MTT) (SSE: MTTCL) is pleased to announce assay results from the first hole

of an 8 hole (1,184 meter) first phase drill program on its Luna Roja Project in Santa Cruz

Province, Argentina announced on January 14, 2019 and completed on January 31, 2019. The

program was designed to test 3 target areas – Cruz Del Sur, Orion, and Estrella del Norte

covering an approximate strike length of 1.8 km. This hole tested the Cruz del Sur target zone at

the southern end of a 3 km long structural corridor. Assays are pending for the further 7 holes

drilled in this program.

Executive Summary

Drill hole LR_DDH001 intersected 51.4 m of 0.26 grams per tonne (“g/t”) Au and 9.37 g/t Ag

at a depth of 44.6 to 96.0 m. Included in this intercept are 2.0 m of 1.08 g/t Au and 79.60 g/t Ag

at a depth of 62.0 to 64.0 m. The gold and silver mineralization is associated with disseminated

sulphides in hydrothermally altered felsic to intermediate volcanics. Visual assessment of the core

from the remaining seven drill-holes indicate wide intercepts of sulphides in altered volcanic rocks,

which may have the potential to carry significant precious metal values.

The Luna Roja Project is situated in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentina on the northern edge

of the Deseado Massif. The project is composed of three main zones, Cruz del Sur, Orion , and

Estrella del Norte, which between them constitute a NNW striking, 3-km-long structural corridor

of semi-continuous low-sulphidation Au and Ag mineralization. On the surface, as intersected in

trench channels, mineralization occurs in veinlets and breccias . Trenches 1 and 2 reported 25

meters of 0.1 g/t Au with 7.6 g/t Ag and 55 meters of 0.41 g/t Au and 13.2 g/t Ag respectively.

This surface mineralization overlies and occurs adjacent to large chargeable and resistive

anomalies at depth, indicating the potential for a large disseminated mineralized body. The Cruz

del Sur target occurs at the southern end of these geophysical anomalies and the LR_DDH001 is

the first of 3 holes in this target area.

The Cruz del Sur Target

The Cruz del Sur target lies toward the southern end of the project, on the Via Lactea fault, and is

associated with Au soil an omalies on the southwestern edge of a major chargeable IP anomaly .

(see Figure 1a). On the surface, the target is associated with Acanthite bearing multi -phase

breccias, (see Figure 1b), and with a 25 m 0.1 g/t Au and 7.6 g/t Ag trench channel anomaly. The

target concept is further illustrated in Figure 2 where the trace of the hole cuts weak resistivity

associated with the Via Lactia Fault and ends in chargeability , which we now understand to be

related to disseminated sulphides in a dacitic dome.

The hole collared in ash tuff and encountered variable silicification with pyrite, arsenopyrite and

galena from 44 meters depth continuing to the end of the hole despite lithological changes. Figure

3 shows that the main Au/Ag bearing intercept starts within a felsic ash tuff and continues through

volcanic breccia and into a crystal lithic rhyolitic tuff. Sporadic low grade Au anomalies continue

however, within the underlying dacite dome and brecciated crystal lithic tuff. Collar data for the

program are included in Table 1 - assays for LR_DDH002 through LR_DDH008 are pending.

Assay results, over the 0.2 g/t cut off for Au, in LR_DDH001 are tabulated in Table 2.

As results arrive for the remaining 7 holes we will be l ooking out for zones of brecciation with

potential for high grade mineralization, which may supplement the disseminated mineralization.

Drill hole collar details

Hole Area x y z Azim Dip TD

LR_DDH001 Cruz del Sur 589080 4759260 236 90 45 203

LR_DDH002 Cruz del Sur 589040 4759400 240 90 45 215

LR_DDH003 Cruz del Sur 589320 4759400 247 90 65 173

LR_DDH004 Orion 589240 4760050 270 90 75 139

LR_DDH005 Orion 589100 4760050 269 270 60 142.5

LR_DDH006 Orion 589100 4760200 272 270 60 145.6

LR_DDH007 Estrella del Norte 588900 4760950 250 270 60 74

LR_DDH008 Estrella del Norte 588700 4760950 237 90 60 92

Drill assay results for DDH_001

Hole From To Length (m) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t)

LR_DDH001

Including:

44.6 96 51.4 0.26 9.7

LR_DDH001 62 64 2 1.08 79.6

Dr. Paul David Robinson, Vice President of Exploration, Commented, “This first of eight holes

on a property that has never been drilled before is highly encouraging. We have barely scratched

the surface of a very large hydrothermal system and have already shown the existence of Au and

Ag disseminations within the tuffs. As the program progresses, we will be looking to combine these

disseminations with potential zones of high grade in hydrothermal breccias.”

QAQC

Sampling was carried out with core being cut by angle grinder and half of the core retained for

logging and potential re -analysis. Blind standards, blanks, and duplicates were inserted into the

sample chain accounting for 10 % of samples. Samples were then delivered, by Magna Terra staff,

to Andesmar in Caleta Olivia, Santa Cruz, Argentina from where they were transported to ALS

Chemex Laboratories in Mendoza, Argentina, for gold fire assay and multi element analysis.

Qualified Person

All technical data disclosed in this press release has been verified by Magna Terra’s Qualified

Person, Paul D. Robinson Ph.D. and Certified Professional Geologist as recognized by the

Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO).

About Us

Magna Terra Minerals Inc. is a precious metals focused exploration company, headquartered in

Toronto, Canada. Magna Terra (MTT) has a significant interest in the province of Santa Cruz,

Argentina within the prolific Deseado Massif in southern Patagonia. With five district scale drill

ready projects, and a highly experienced management and exploration team, MTT is positioned to

deliver significant shareholder value through the potential for precious metals discovery(s) on its

extensive portfolio. For detailed information regarding our projects, please visit the Company’s

website at: www.magnaterraminerals.com

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

Magna Terra Minerals Inc.

Lewis Lawrick, President & CEO: 647-478-5307

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.magnaterraminerals.com

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