Nevado Resources Technical Presentation 2011

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LABLACHE#1AND#2 IRONTITANIUMVANADIUMPROPERTIES IRONTITANIUMVANADIUM PROPERTIES
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August30,2011
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FORWARDLOOKINGSTATEMENTS
Certain information regarding Nevado Resources Corporation., including the Corporation assessment of future plans and operations, may constitute forwardlooking statements under applicable securities law, and necessarily involve risks, including but not limited to risks associated with mining exploration, operating costs, production costs, volatility of share prices, currency fluctuations, imprecision of resource and reserve estimates, environmental risks and ability to access sufficient capital from internal and external sources. As a consequence, actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in any forwardlooking statements. Plans, intentions or expectations disclosed in any forwardlooking statements or information should not be read as guarantees of future results or events, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of whether or when or by which such results or events will be achieved. Except as required by law, the authors expressly disclaim any intention and undertakes no obligation to update any forwardlooking statements or information as conditions change.
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NEWS ! NEWS! NEWS! NEWS

June 2010 NEVADO STARTS SUMMER EXPLORATION PROGRAM KILOMETRE IRON-TITANIUM-VANADIUM CORRIDOR ... ALONG THE 7.5
September 2010 NEVADO CUTS UP TO 62.8% IRON AND 19.6% TITANIUM OVER 12 M IN SURFACE CHANNEL SAMPLES AT THE MAIN 120 METRES LONG HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION OCCURRENCE ... NEVADO ASSAY RESULTS FROM 32 SURFACE CHANNEL SAMPLES AVERAGE 59% IRON AND 18.6% TITANIUM AT THE NOW 150 METRES BY 50 METRES HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION MAGNETITE-ILMENITE OCCURRENCE ... November - 2010 N b NEVADO STARTS 3,425 LINE-KILOMETRES AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL (MAGNETICS AND ELECTROMAGNETICS) SURVEY OVER THE LA BLACHE IRONTITANIUM-VANADIUM PROPERTY
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November 2010 (continued) NEVADO DISCOVERS FOUR NEW MASSIVE MAGNETITE-ILMENITE OCCURRENCES DURING REGIONAL RECONNAISSANCE PROGRAM, ONE MORE THAN 450 METRES IN LENGTH, LOCATED ALONG A 45 KM ELLIPTICAL CORRIDOR ... NEVADO ASSAYS UP TO 67.6% IRON AND 21.4% TITANIUM IN GRAB SAMPLES OF THE MASSIVE MAGNETITE-ILMENITE AT THE HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION OCCURRENCE AND EXTENDS MINERALIZATION TO MORE THAN 200 METRES ... NEVADO ASSAY RESULTS FROM 25 SURFACE CHANNEL GRAB SAMPLES TAKEN FROM THE 100 METERS LONG LEDUC-FARRELL MAGNETITE-ILMENITE OCCURRENCE AVERAGE 60% IRON AND 19.6% TITANIUM ... December 2010 NEVADO NEW ASSAYS AVERAGE 61.9% IRON, 16.5% TITANIUM AND 0.11% VANADIUM FROM 21 CHANNEL SAMPLES ON THE 450 METRES LONG E GIRARD E. OCCURRENCE ...
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December 2010 (continued) NEVADO ASSAYS 63.5% IRON, 17.4% TITANIUM AND 0.11% VANADIUM IN SURFACE GRAB SAMPLES AT THE LEDUC OCCURRENCE ... NEVADO ASSAYS MORE SIGNIFICANT GRADES FROM THE SIXTH NEW OCCURRENCE AT 63.5% IRON ... January May 2011 NEVADO STARTS 10,000 METRE DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM AT THE FARRELL TAYLOR FARRELL-TAYLOR OCCURRENCE ... NEVADO DRILLS WIDEST MASSIVE OXIDES INTERVAL TO DATE YIELDING 89.7 METRES GRADING 59% FE2O3, 18% TIO2 AND 0.08% V2O5 AT THE FARRELLTAYLOR OCCURRENCE ... June 2011 , NEVADO DRILLS 53.1 METRES GRADING 62.8% FE2O3, 17.8% TIO2 AND 0.09% V2O5 (FT-10-20) AND 56.6 METRES GRADING 58.1% FE2O3, 17.2% TIO2 AND 0.09% V2O5 AT THE FARRELL-TAYLOR OCCURRENCE
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June 2011 NEVADO WILL RE-ASSAY ALL DRILL CORE SAMPLES FROM ITS WINTER 2011 DRILLING CAMPAIGN AFTER QUALITY CONTROL TESTS REVEALED SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER VANADIUM GRADES IN DRILL CORE Quality control tests find average 0.37% V2O5 in 27.6 metre interval of massive oxides from hole FT-10-09, almost f four times initial assay of 0.10% f the same interval f % for August 2011 NEVADO drills 71 metres grading 65.2% Fe2O3 and 19.7% TiO2 (FT-10-25) at Farrell(FT 10 25) Farrell Taylor Occurrence NEVADO discovers 18 additional massive black oxides lenses at surface on the La Blache Iron-Titanium-Vanadium P j t N L Bl h I Tit i V di Project New massive oxides occurrences i id linked to 6 kilometric-sized target ellipses or rings part of the 35 kilometres by 12 kilometres La Blache Anorthositic Complex NEVADO stakes 186 more mineral p j claims to the north-eastern and southern boundaries of project
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LA BLACHE IRON-TITANIUM-VANADIUM
HIGHLIGHTS
Canadianjuniorminingexplorationcompany(TSXV:VDO) Q/TinQ42009 Focusedontheexploration/developmentofmineralproperties StrategicIndustrialMetals(Iron,Titanium,Vanadium) Strategic Industrial Metals (Iron, Titanium, Vanadium)
BulkMineable(Gold)PreciousMetals
Liquidity $6million Liquidity $ 6 million Year2of3yearplantodeliver MineralResources/BankableFeasibility Mi lR / B k bl F ibilit

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LaBlache #1,#2 La Blache #1, #2 Properties
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PROPERTIES
LaBlache #1and#2(app.355km2) ClosetodeepwaterportatBaieComeau (Quebec) LaBlache Anorthositic Complex Bulkmagnetiteilmenite (50500milliontonnes) 5570%Iron,1523%Titanium,0.10.3%Vanadium , , Mineralizationmodel Magmatic,intrusiverelated 25NEWDISCOVERIESalong45kmellipticalcorridor 25 NEW DISCOVERIES along 45 km elliptical corridor
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SECTOR # OCCURRENCE OBSERVED LENGTH 1 (m) OBSERVED WIDTH 1 (m) POTENTIAL LENGTH 2 (m) POTENTIAL WIDTH 2 (m) ORIENTATION
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La Blache Ring of Iron-Titanium-Vanadium

1 2 3 Petit Lac 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 La Blache East Lac Praslin South and East La Blache West and South La Blache #1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
11 La Blache East 12 13
Prospector Lake South
Farrell-Langley Tao St-Jean Baptiste SE St-Jean Baptiste SW St-Jean Baptiste NE St-Jean Baptiste NW Josh-Justin Farrell-Seguin At Long Last Fathers DayRicher-Leduc Richer Leduc Farrell-Mason RochetteGuillemette Zodiac Karen-Jean Farrell-KarenJean Scouts Lens William-Dalton Hervieux West Extension
Farrell-Mason RochetteGuillemette Zodiac
135 20 400 240 100 210 380 100 25 5 230 210 5 20 750 3 125 n/a
230 210 5
10 7 5 4 5 5 4 20 3 5 25 5 3 3 5 0.5 3 n/a
25 5 3
400 900 750 750 750 750 4,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 800 700 1,500 1,200 3,000 3 000 n/a 1,000 1,000
800 700 1,500
20 10 20 20 10 10 10 200 200 100 800 900 3 10 50 n/a 10 500

800 900 3
Vertical Vertical Vertical Vertical Vertical Vertical Vertical Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Vertical Vertical Horizontal Horizontal Vertical Horizontal
Horizontal Horizontal Vertical
La Blache East Ring of Iron Titanium Vanadium Iron-Titanium-Vanadium
18 additional massive oxides lenses at surface horizontal sills 3-750 m lengths, 100-900 m width within 6 kilometric-sized ellipses or rings, as sub-rings to the sub rings original 45 km long La Blache Ring of Fe-Ti-V 1 new ring 16 k l km long E East Ri Ring potential 700-3,000 m length, 50-900 m width
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MASSIVE MAGNETITE-ILMENITE OCCURRENCES AND ELLIPTICAL CORRIDOR

HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION (Km 0) HERVIEUX NORTH EXTENSION FARRELLTAYLOR (Km 3)
45 KM ELLIPSE
16 KM ELLIPSE
LAC LABLACHE WEST ( (Km 9 to Km 13) )
3 km
E. GIRARD (Km 27)
LEDUC-FARRELL (Km 21)

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LA BLACHE #1
ARGEX
LA BLACHE #2
TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD MAP

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LA BLACHE #1
ARGEX
LA BLACHE #2
EM CONDUCTORS MAP
10 km 13 TSXV:VDO
LA BLACHE #1
ARGEX
LA BLACHE #2
TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD MAP

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LA BLACHE #1
LA BLACHE #2
EM CONDUCTORS
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PROPERTIES (contd)
NORTHTREND HervieuxEastExtensionOccurrence(Km0) 200+mby35+m 2grabs,2channels,32channelgrabs 2 grabs 2 channels 32 channel grabs Average63%Iron,19.5%Titanium,0.11%Vanadium (Rangesfrom5168%Iron,1821%Titanium,0.050.16%Vanadium) Hervieux NorthExtensionOccurrence 1kmNEofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence 1grabsampleyielding62%Iron,17%Titanium
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HERVIEUXEASTEXTENSIONOCCURRENCE(Km0) 200+mby35+m Average63%Iron,19.5%Titanium,0.11%Vanadium (5168%Iron,1821%Titanium,0.050.16%Vanadium)
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PROPERTIES (contd)
NORTHTREND (contd) FarrellTaylorOccurrence(Km3,movingclockwise) Located3kmENEofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence 25mlong10mwide 25 m long 10 m wide Partofa3.5kmcombinedMAGEManomaly
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GEOPHYSICAL TARGET 200-3,500 Mt / Fe-Ti-V Oxides
ARGEX MAGNETIC ANOMALY
HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION MAGNETIC ANOMALY
FARRELL-TAYLOR FARRELL TAYLOR MAGNETIC ANOMALY
TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD

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ARGEX EM ANOMALY
ARGEX EM ANOMALY
HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION EM ANOMALY FARRELL-TAYLOR EM ANOMALY
EM CONDUCTORS
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ARGEX EM ANOMALY
ARGEX EM ANOMALY
HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION MAG-EM ANOMALY FARRELL-TAYLOR MAG EM ANOMALY MAG-EM
TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD / EM CONDUCTORS

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FARRELLTAYLOROCCURRENCE(Km3) 3kmNNEofHervieux EastExtension Strongmagneticanomaly
FARRELLTAYLOR OCCURRENCE
2 Km
HERVIEUXEAST EXTENSIONOCCURRENCE
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FARRELL-TAYLOR OCCURRENCE Completed Winter 2010-2011 DD Campaign

32 DDHs / 9,620 m 58.9% Fe2O3 (41.2% FeT), 17.9% TiO2, 0.08% V2O5 17 9% 0 08% / 89.7 m (FT-10-08)
Airborne EM Survey Conductors Nevado Claim Boundary MASSIVE OXIDES INTERVALS IN DDH
Magnetic High
500 m
Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium
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FARRELLTAYLOROCCURRENCE GeophysicalVolumetrics fromGMSYS2DForward Modelling ProfileAA g
GEOPHYSICALVOLUMETRICS
(January2011)
1015 Edipping 100200mtruethickness 5001,000mwidth 1,5003,500mlong 75 750millionm3
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DD C Campaign i 32 DDHs / 9,620 m
Nevado Claim Boundary Airborne EM Survey Conductors
500 m
Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium ta u
EM CONDUCTORS = NEAR SURFACE OXIDES
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DD Campaign 32 DDHs / 9,620 m
Nevado Claim Boundary Airborne EM Survey Conductors
Magnetic High
Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium
500 m
MAG-EM SIGNATURES = OXIDES
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PROPOSED FINAL DDH# DDH# AZIMUTH FARRELLTAYLORSHOWING FT10A FT1001 180 FT10B FT1002 180 FT10U FT1003 180 FT10Z FT1004 180 FT10Y FT1005 FT 10 Y FT 10 05 180 FT10A3 FT1006 360 FT10A1 FT1007 360 FT10N FT1008 360 FT10K FT1009 360 FT10O FT1010 180 FT10J FT1011 FT 10 J FT 10 11 360 FT10A4 FT1013 360 FT10A5 FT1015 360 FT10A8 FT1017 330 FT10A7 FT1019 330 FT10A6 FT1020 330 FT10P FT1021 FT 10 P FT 10 21 330 FT10D FT1022 330 FT20A9 FT1023 330 FT10C FT1024 330 FT10A10 FT1025 330 FT10A11 FT1027 330 FT10V FT1029 FT 10 V FT 10 29 330 FT10W FT1031 330 FT10R FT1012 FT10Q FT1014 FT10I FT1016 FT10L FT1018 FT 10 L FT 10 18 FT10B1 FT1026 FT10B2 FT1028 FT10B3 FT1030 FT10B4 FT1032 N/Pnotpresent 330 330 330 330 360 360 330 330 ANGLE 70 70 70 70 70 70 55 55 55 55 75 55 55 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 55 75 75 75 75 60 60 60 55 55 55 75 75 75 75 75 75 DDH LENGTH 222.7 191.6 289.3 291.2 233.1 233 1 205.0 307.1 315.5 359.0 296.4 271.0 271 0 322.0 348.0 318.0 314.0 322.0 375.0 375 0 350.0 342.0 344.0 378.7 306.0 379.0 379 0 338.0 AVERAGE 287.2 320.0 340.5 297.0 297 0 251.0 226.0 235.0 196.0 MASSIVE DISSEMINATED/ OXIDES VEINOXIDES LENGTH LENGTH 32.9 23.4 N/P 80.8 62.6 62 6 19.9 48.1 89.6 72.4 N/P N/P 49.0 N/P N/P 56.6 57.3 47.1 47 1 N/P 0.6 64.3 68.6 52.5 56.2 56 2 N/P 51.9 N/P 1.2 N/P N/P N/P N/P 3.3 N/P 83.3 14.5 3.8 15.7 90.7 90 7 12.7 68.4 40.8 146.5 N/P 0.9 09 21.8 N/P 212.1 29.7 99.7 19.5 19 5 121.3 9.2 127.1 50.4 58.3 128.3 128 3 N/P 64.5 N/P 147.7 N/P 0.3 03 8.0 N/P 8.6 N/P TOTAL OXIDES 116.2 38.9 3.8 96.5 153.3 153 3 32.6 116.5 130.4 218.9 N/P 0.9 09 70.8 N/P 212.1 86.3 157.0 66.6 66 6 121.3 9.8 191.4 129.0 110.8 174.5 174 5 N/P 106.6 N/P 148.9 N/P 0.3 03 8.0 N/P 11.9 N/P TARGET WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WEST MASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WEST MASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WEST MASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WESTMASSIVE WEST MASSIVE WESTMASSIVE NORTHCENTRAL NORTHCENTRAL NORTHCENTRAL NORTHCENTRAL NORTH CENTRAL EASTDYKE EASTDYKE EASTDYKE EASTDYKE
32 DDHs completed for 9,620 m MASSIVE OXIDES 17 of 32 holes to date g 51.9 m average DISS/VEIN/SEMI-MASS 21 of 32 holes to date 64.5 64 5 m average
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AZIMUTH ( / MASSIVE % % % % DIP () / OXIDES (2) Fe2O3 FeT TiO2 V2O5 (1) LENGTH (m) (m) SECTION A-A (1,270 m west of Farrell-Taylor showing) 33 64.5 45.1 17.7 0.07 FT-10-01 00 180 / -70 / 223 80 0 3 (3) 116.2 116 2 32.7 25.5 9.7 32 7 25 5 9 7 0.09 0 09 23 58.9 41.1 17.5 0.12 FT-10-02 180 / -70 / 192 (3) 37.9 48.0 33.6 13.4 0.09 FT-10-03 180 / -70 / 289 n/a 19.9 59.7 41.7 17.5 0.11 FT-10-06 000 / -55 / 205 (3) 32.6 32 6 41.6 29.1 12.0 41 6 29 1 12 0 0.08 0 08 89.7 58.9 41.2 17.9 0.08 FT-10-08 000 / -55 / 316 (3) 130.5 44.9 31.4 13.6 0.06 SECTION B-B (1,150 metres west of Farrell-Taylor showing) 81 59.2 41.4 18.1 0.09 FT-10-04 180 / -70 / 291 (3) 96.5 50.2 35.1 15.4 0.08 62.6 59.8 41.8 17.9 0.08 FT-10-05 180 / -70 / 233 (3) 153.2 36.0 25.2 10.8 0.06 48.1 62.0 43.3 19.1 0.09 FT-10-07 000 / -55 / 307 (3) 116.5 37.1 25.9 11.3 0.06 FT-10-10 180 / -75 / 296 n/a SECTION C-C (970 metres west of Farrell-Taylor showing 10.2 63.4 44.3 18.9 0.09 4.1 63.5 44.4 18.6 0.14 FT-10-09 000 / -55 / 359 2.5 64.3 45.0 18.2 0.15 28.5 59.4 41.5 18.4 0.10 (3) 220.5 220 5 29.8 20.9 8.8 29 8 20 9 8 8 0.06 0 06 (3) FT-10-11 000 / -55 / 271.0 2.4 23.0 16.1 5.9 0.09 37.5 63.0 44.1 18.8 0.08 FT-10-13 000 / -75 / 322.0 (3) 59.4 44.5 31.2 13.3 0.07 FT-10-15 000 / -55 / 348.0 n/a DDH #
Assay results from FT-10-01 to 32 (1/2)
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SECTION D-D (675 metres west of Farrell-Taylor Showing) 47.0 63.6 44.5 19.8 0.03 FT-10-21 330 / -75 / 375.0 (3) 66.5 56.2 39.3 17.2 0.04 (3) FT 10 22 FT-10-22 330 / -55 / 350 0 55 350.0 118.9 118 9 16.1 11.3 4.8 16 1 11 3 4 8 0.02 0 02 FT-10-23 330 / -75 / 342.0 7.8 20.4 14.3 5.5 0.03 (3) 19.8 13.3 4.3 0.03 12.1 FT-10-24 330 / -75 / 344.0 55.0 63.7 44.6 19.1 0.03 (3) 155.5 38.0 26.6 11.3 0.03 52.5 61.3 42.9 18.2 0.02 FT-10-27 FT 10 27 330 / -75 / 306 0 75 306.0 (3) 106.7 39.2 27.5 11.4 0.01 (3) 16.8 11.7 5.0 0.02 29.1 FT-10-29 330 / -60 / 379.0 56.3 62.7 43.9 18.4 0.04 (3) 110.5 44.4 31.0 13.1 0.03 FT-10-31 330 / -60 / 235.0 n/a SECTION E-E (530 metres west of Farrell-Taylor Showing FT-10-12 330 / -55 / 287.2 n/a 1.2 63.5 44.4 17.6 0.06 (3) FT-10-14 330 / -55 / 320.0 5.9 41.1 28.7 10.6 0.07 (3) 40.9 15.3 10.7 4.68 0.04 FT-10-16 FT 10 16 330 / -55 / 340 5 55 340.5 n/a FT-10-18 330 / -55 / 297.0 n/a SECTION F-F (125 metres northwest of Farrell-Taylor Showing) FT-10-26 000 / -75 / 251.0 n/a FT-10-28 360 / -75 / 235.0 n/a FT 10 30 FT-10-30 330 / -75 / 235 0 75 235.0 3.3 33 63.1 44.1 21.2 63 1 44 1 21 2 0.05 0 05
Assay results from FT-10-01 to 32 (2/2)
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Farrell-Taylor 2011 drilling campaign / geophysical modelling (1/2)

Massive, semi-massive, vein-type and disseminated (>10%) oxides mineralization was intersected in 25 of 32 drill holes, while 7 drill holes were either drilled outside the zone on purpose to define the oxides corridor or were drilled too shallow and above the mineralization ... Based on the drilling and the concurrent geophysical modelling, the massive and semi-massive to vein-type oxide mineralization now extends 1 5 1.5 km in down-dip length, 350 -750 m across and averages 115 m in vertical width based on drill core lengths representing a significant volume of mineralized material which is visually distinct from the surrounding hard, less dense and white to mauve coloured host anorthosites, since they consist of softer, dense mixed magnetite-ilmenite having metallic brown and dark grey to black colours
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Farrell-Taylor 2011 drilling campaign / geophysical modelling (2/2)

All released drill hole and field sample assay results from 2010 and 2011 have shown similar grades for the massive and semi-massive to vein-type oxide Iron, Titanium and Vanadium over the entire 45 km long La Blache Ring of IronTitanium-Vanadium Titanium Vanadium of which NEVADO owns directly more than 37 km Grades in the massive oxides range in the 59% to 70% Fe2O3, 17% to 22% TiO2 and 0.05 to 0.15% V2O5. The higher g g grades are situated in the more massive oxides that are surrounded by anorthosites containing 5% to 25% disseminated and vein-type oxides ranging from a few metres to more than 100 m in core length which gave lower grades in the ranges of 15% to 45% Fe2O3, 5% to 15% TiO2 and 0 03% to 0 10% V2O5 0.03% 0.10%
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Surface Plan
1,500 m 1 500
VOLUMETRICS (May 2011) 1,500 m x 750 m x 125 m = 140 million m3 SGs = 3 5 to 5 3.5 Potentially Mineralized Tonnage = 500 to 700 M tonnes TSXV:VDO 32 (non-compliant to NI 43-101)
750 m
Longitudinal Section
500 m
Potentially Mineralized Tonnage = 500 to 700 M tonnes (non-compliant to NI 43-101)

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NONCOMPLIANTGOLDEQUIVALENCE O CO GO QU C
BASEDON50AND100MTSCENARIOSOFMASSIVEOXIDES @60%IRON,18%TITANIUM,0.03%VANADIUM
METAL FE2O3 TIO2 V2O5 GRADES % 60.00 18.00 0.03 TONNESMETALOXIDES PER100TONNESOFORE 60.00 18.00 0.03 TONNESMETALOXIDES PRICE VALUEOFMETALOXIDES PERTONNEOFORE PERTONNE PERTONNEOFORE 3,4 3 ($US) ($US) 0.6000 80$ 48.00$ 0.1800 2310$ 415.80$ 0.0003 17025$ 5.11$ TOTAL 468.91$
TONNES METALOXIDESVALUE METALOXIDESVALUE 1,2 OFORE OFOREINBILLIONS$US OFORE($) 50000000 23445375000$ 23445375000 $ 23.45$ 23 45 $ 100000000 46890750000$ 46.89$
PRICEOFGOLDPEROUNCE GRAMSGOLDIN1OUNCE PRICEPERGRAMGOLD PRICE PER GRAM GOLD VALUEOFMETALOXIDESPERTONNEOFORE GOLD=VALENTGRADEG/T
1500.00$ 31.10 48.23$ 48 23 $ 9.72
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) PROPERTIES ( (contd)
SOUTHTREND LacLaBlache WestShowing(betweenKm9andKm13) Located6kmSEofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence 525%disseminated,veintypemagnetiteilmenite +veinsof50%magnetiteilmenite 4kmby2kmMAGanomaly 4 km by 2 km MAG anomaly 13.5%Iron,3.6%Titanium,0.08%Vanadium massivemagnetiteilmenite l i tit il it lensesasyetuncovered t d
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PROPERTIES (contd)
SOUTHTREND (contd) LeducorZorroOccurrence(Km18) L d Z O (K 18) Located7kmSWofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence Metricsizedbouldersontopofbedrockcovering100m2 4grabsamples 63.5%Iron,17.4%Titanium,0.11%Vanadium LeducFarrellOccurrence(Km21) Located9kmSWofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence 100mby10m;25channelsamples 100 b 10 25 h l l Averages60%Iron,20%Titanium,0.07%Vanadium
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LEDUC- FARRELL OCCURRENCE (Km 21)
Located9kmSWofHervieux East ExtensionShowing 100mx25moutcrop 00 2 25channelsamples 60%Iron,20%Titanium 60% Iron 20% Titanium 0.07%Vanadium
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PROPERTIES (contd)
SOUTHTREND (contd) E.GirardShowing(Km27) E Girard Showing (Km 27) Located13kmSWofHervieux EastExtensionOccurrence 450+mlong,1mto5mwidelens,21channelsamples Fullyaccessiblevialoggingroads 61.9%Iron,16.5%Titanium,0.11%Vanadium
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E. GIRARD SHOWING (Km 27)
Located 13 km SW of Hervieux-East Extension Showing assays TSXV:VDO39 pending
2010EXPLORATIONPROGRAM
LaBlache #1,#2 $750,000(Phase1 ModelValidation) $
Historicexplorationworkcompilation Fieldprospecting,sampling,assaying Outcropstripping,sampling,assaying Airbornegeophysics(MAG,EM) ValidationDD(1,000m) $25,000 $125,000 $150,000 $300,000 $150,000
Phase#2programinQ1/Q22011 Phase #2 program in Q1/Q22011 DiamondDrilling,MineralResourcesdelineation

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LA BLACHE IRON-TITANIUM-VANADIUM Q1ANDQ22011EXPLORATIONPROGRAM

LaBlache #1,#2 $3,200,000(Phase2 MineralResources) La Blache #1 #2 $ 3 200 000 (Phase 2 Mineral Resources) Drilling(9,000m) Assaying ProjectManagementandStaff Logistics,includingHelicopter g , g p Metallurgy(orientation) $1,350,000 $300,000 $ $375,000 $1,075,000 , , $100,000
50to750milliontonnes 3060%Iron,1018%Titanium,0.030.10%Vanadium
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Q32011TOQ12012EXPLORATIONPROGRAM
LaBlache #1,#2 $4,875,000(Phases3 Definition) Drilling(10,000m) Drilling (10,000 m) Drillcoreassaying Prospecting,assaying Metallurgy(NEOMETMiniPlant,PilotMill) M t ll (NEOMET Mi i Pl t Pil t Mill) PreliminaryEconomicEvaluation ProjectManagementandStaff Logistics,includingHelicopter $1,150,000 $ 1,150,000 $250,000 $500,000 $400,000 $ 400 000 $125,000 $750,000 $1,700,000
LeadingtoFeasibilityStudy Leading to Feasibility Study

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TASKS
PHASES1/2 DIAMONDDRILLINGPHASES12 PHASES2/3 METALLURGYORIENTATION/PILOTMILL MINERALRESOURCESESTIMATES PRELIMINARYECONOMICEVALUATION DIAMONDDRILLINGPHASE3
2010 Q4
2011 Q1
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
TIMELINE 2011 JULY AUGUST
SEPT
OCT
NOV
DEC
2012 Q1
2DRILLS10,000M STAGE1 STAGE2 INFERRED 2SCENARIOS 2DRILLS10,000M STAGE3
TASKS AND TIMELINES Q4-2010 TO Q1-2012
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Quebec plans $80-billion investment in northern development (May 9, 2011) The economic proposal, Plan Nord, involves a region north of the 49th parallel that is twice the size of France and covers more than 70 per cent of the provinces territory. The proposal involves C$ 80 billion in public and private investment over the next 25 years. Over the first 5 years, Quebec plans to spend $2.1-billion close to $1.2-billion for infrastructure including roads and airports, $382-million for social and housing programs and another $500-million in venture capital. Special hydro and wind-power energy projects the development of an additional 3,500 megawatts are being planned partly to meet the needs of new mining projects and the communities affected by the boom.
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NEVADO CORPORATE INFORMATION

(June 10, 2011)
Ticker TSX-V: VDO O/S Shares 47.2 million Options 3.3 million Warrants 17.5 million F/D Shares 68.0 million Share Price C$ 0.10 C$ 0.74 (12 months) Market Cap C$ 14 million (@ C$ 0.30 / share) Cash C$ 6 million Debt Nil
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MichaelCurtis
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NEVADORESOURCESCORPORATION

LABLACHE#1AND#2 IRONTITANIUMVANADIUMPROPERTIES IRONTITANIUMVANADIUM PROPERTIES

CORPORATEPRESENTATION CORPORATE PRESENTATION

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Liquidity $6million Liquidity $ 6 million Year2of3yearplantodeliver MineralResources/BankableFeasibility Mi lR / B k bl F ibilit

LaBlache #1,#2 La Blache #1, #2 Properties

La Blache Ring of Iron-Titanium-Vanadium

Prospector Lake South

20 10 20 20 10 10 10 200 200 100 800 900 3 10 50 n/a 10 500

La Blache East Ring of Iron Titanium Vanadium Iron-Titanium-Vanadium

MASSIVE MAGNETITE-ILMENITE OCCURRENCES AND ELLIPTICAL CORRIDOR

LAC LABLACHE WEST ( (Km 9 to Km 13) )

E. GIRARD (Km 27)

LEDUC-FARRELL (Km 21)

TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD MAP

TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD MAP

HERVIEUXEASTEXTENSIONOCCURRENCE(Km0) 200+mby35+m Average63%Iron,19.5%Titanium,0.11%Vanadium (5168%Iron,1821%Titanium,0.050.16%Vanadium)

HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION MAGNETIC ANOMALY

FARRELL-TAYLOR FARRELL TAYLOR MAGNETIC ANOMALY

TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD

HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION EM ANOMALY FARRELL-TAYLOR EM ANOMALY

HERVIEUX EAST EXTENSION MAG-EM ANOMALY FARRELL-TAYLOR MAG EM ANOMALY MAG-EM

TOTAL MAGNETIC FIELD / EM CONDUCTORS

FARRELLTAYLOROCCURRENCE(Km3) 3kmNNEofHervieux EastExtension Strongmagneticanomaly

FARRELL-TAYLOR OCCURRENCE Completed Winter 2010-2011 DD Campaign

Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium

FARRELLTAYLOROCCURRENCE GeophysicalVolumetrics fromGMSYS2DForward Modelling ProfileAA g

1015 Edipping 100200mtruethickness 5001,000mwidth 1,5003,500mlong 75 750millionm3

Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium ta u

EM CONDUCTORS = NEAR SURFACE OXIDES

Sample #/ % Iron/ % Titanium

MAG-EM SIGNATURES = OXIDES

Assay results from FT-10-01 to 32 (1/2)

Assay results from FT-10-01 to 32 (2/2)

Farrell-Taylor 2011 drilling campaign / geophysical modelling (1/2)

Farrell-Taylor 2011 drilling campaign / geophysical modelling (2/2)

Potentially Mineralized Tonnage = 500 to 700 M tonnes (non-compliant to NI 43-101)

PRICEOFGOLDPEROUNCE GRAMSGOLDIN1OUNCE PRICEPERGRAMGOLD PRICE PER GRAM GOLD VALUEOFMETALOXIDESPERTONNEOFORE GOLD=VALENTGRADEG/T

1500.00$ 31.10 48.23$ 48 23 $ 9.72

LEDUC- FARRELL OCCURRENCE (Km 21)

E. GIRARD SHOWING (Km 27)

Located 13 km SW of Hervieux-East Extension Showing assays TSXV:VDO39 pending

Phase#2programinQ1/Q22011 Phase #2 program in Q1/Q22011 DiamondDrilling,MineralResourcesdelineation

LA BLACHE IRON-TITANIUM-VANADIUM Q1ANDQ22011EXPLORATIONPROGRAM

LeadingtoFeasibilityStudy Leading to Feasibility Study

TIMELINE 2011 JULY AUGUST

2DRILLS10,000M STAGE1 STAGE2 INFERRED 2SCENARIOS 2DRILLS10,000M STAGE3

TASKS AND TIMELINES Q4-2010 TO Q1-2012

NEVADO CORPORATE INFORMATION

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