Sitka Intersects Target Zone at Alpha Gold, Nevada
Sitka Gold Corp.
1500 - 409 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC, V6C 1T2
NEWS RELEASE
March 10, 2021
NR 21-11
www.sitkagoldcorp.com
Sitka Intersects Target Zone at Alpha Gold, Nevada
VANCOUVER, CANADA – March 10, 2021: Sitka Gold Corp. (“Sitka” or the “Company”) (CSE:
SIG) (FSE: 1RF) (OTCQB: SITKF) is pleased to provide an update on the progress of its 2021 drill
program currently underway at the Alpha Gold Project (“Alpha Gold” or the “Project”) , located at the
southeast end of the Cortez Gold Trend, approximately 40km southeast of the Barrick/Newmont
Cortez Hills gold mine , in Nevada’s prolific Carlin Province (Figures 3 & 4 ). Two additional drill holes
(AG21-02 and AG21-03) have been completed since mobilization to the Project site commenced mid-
February. Sitka is pleased to report that each of these drill holes have successfully intersected the
Webb/Devil’s Gate contact zone where mineralization consistent with Carlin -type gold deposits was
encountered. Carlin-type gold deposits are known to occur at this contact zone, below the Webb
Formation at the top of the Devil’s Gate Formation, and t his is the first time this highly coveted target
horizon has been intersected at the Alpha Gold Project.
Cor Coe, C EO and director of Sitka , comments, “Having inte rsected this target horizon at what is
considered to be a very attractive , minable depth further supports our modeling and strengthens our
position that Alpha Gold has the geological requirements necessary to host a large, Carlin -type gold
deposit. The limestone encountered through the target horizon was highly altered and is considered to
be excellent host rock with mineralization that is analogous to existing gold deposits along the Cortez
Trend and more spe cifically the Goldrush deposit, approximately 40km to the northwest . We are
eagerly awaiting the assay results from these drill holes.”
AG21-02 and AG21 -03 were drilled about 8 km northwest of AG20 -01, on a new block of claims
staked to cover a Goldrush a nalogue target, down dip from surface gold and arsenic anomalies
(Figure 2). New geological mapping and information gained from AG20 -01 suggested drilling would
test Devonian shales, age equivalent to the Horse Canyon Fm, at their contact with the top of the
Devils Gate Limestone. It was hypothesized for several reasons, including comparisons with the
Goldrush area, that alteration and mineralization would strengthen down dip east of th e surface
geochemical anomaly. AG21-02 intersected the shale -limestone contact at 575’ where a clay zone,
minor silicification, decalcification, and limonite were encountered, both in the siltstone/shale above
and limestone below. The drill was then moved 750 meters south near the center of the claim block
for AG21-03 (Figure 2). That hole intersected a karst cavity at 240 -255’, then silicified, argillized and
decalcified, sooty, black, c alcareous siltstone and shale. A clay zone at 295 -310’ separated the
siltstone/shale from strongly decalcified Devil’s Gate Limestone, inclu ding fossil hash, coral
fragments, silicification and some massive black jasperoid to 450’. Both iron oxide and pyrite were
common in the alteration zone. A normal fault zone was encountered from 575 to 620’. Marble,
graphitic slickensides, sporadic deca lcification, pyritic and silicified zones enveloped the fault zone
from 505 -675. The hole was stopped at 700’ in calcarenite of the Lower Denay Formation. The
alteration zone at the shale to Devils Gate contact from 240 to 450’ is considered excellent host rock
and is correlative with and similar to alteration at the Goldrush ore deposit 40km to the nor thwest
along the Cortez Trend. AG21-03 is located in an undrilled area and the zone is open in all directions.
Normal faults noted on section B -B’ in the v icinity of the drill hole locally contain rhyolite dikes and
anomalous mercury at surface (Figure 1) . The samples from these drill holes are currently being
shipped for assay.
Figure 1 - Cross Section of AG21-03
Figure 2 - Location of AG21-03
Figure 3 - Alpha Gold Claim Block Locations
Figure 4 - Alpha Gold Target Locations
About Alpha Gold
Sitka Gold has acquired a 100% interest in the Alpha Gold Pro ject, located along the southeast
projection of the prolific Cortez Gold Trend in Eureka County, approximately 135 kilometres southwest
of Elko, Nevada. The Property is comprised of 2 claim blocks totaling 77 lode claims covering an area
of approximately 1540 acres (623 hectares) and is accessible via a dirt road, approximately 2km west
of Nevada State Highway 278.
The Property was initially staked after the location was recognized as the intersection of the regional -
scale Pine Valley anticline with northeasterly fold trends exposed in the Roberts Mountains. Of
primary importance at the Alpha Gold location is that the rocks have been down -dropped significantly
by late extensional faulting. Prior to extension, and during the critical 36 -42 Ma Carlin -type
mineralization event, the fold crest at Alpha Gold would have been a regional highpoint among nearby
mountain ranges. Well exposed ‘lower plate windows’ near Alpha Gold have been extensively
explored for Carlin-type gold deposits with a number of deposits found along the limbs.
About Sitka Gold Corp.
Sitka Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration company headquartered in Canada and managed by a team
of experienced mining industry professionals. The Company is focused on exploring for economically
viable mineral deposits with its primary emphasis on gold, silver and copper mineral properties of
merit. Sitka currently has an option to acquire a 100% interest in th e RC, Barney Ridge, Clear Creek
and OGI properties in Yukon and the Burro Creek Gold property in Arizona. Sitka owns a 100%
interest in its Alpha Gold property in Nevada, it’s Mahtin Gold prope rty in the Yukon and it’s
Coppermine River project in Nunavut. Directors and Management own approximately 1 5% of the
outstanding shares of Sitka Gold Corp., a solid indication of their alignment with shareholders’
interests.
The scientific and technical c ontent of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Cor
Coe, P.Geo., Director and CEO of the Company, and a Qualified Person (QP) as defined by National
Instrument 43-101.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
SITKA GOLD CORP.
“Donald Penner”
President and Director
For more information contact:
Donald Penner
President & Director
778-212-1950
or
Cor Coe
CEO & Director
604-817-4753
or
Peter MacLean
Director
604-781-8513
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