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News Releases:

July 29, 2010
Gold Fields Commences 5000 m Drilling Program on Southeast Zone, Woodjam South, British Columbia (more...)

July 27, 2010
Woodjam North: Drilling at Deerhorn Zone Yields 115.9 m Grading 0.287g/t Gold and 0.321% Copper. Initial Drilling at Spellbound Area Provides Encouraging Results (more...)

July 7, 2010
Fjordland Provides Update on Sampling Programs on Six Copper-Gold-Molybdenum Prospects in North-Central BC (more...)

July 6, 2010
Gold Fields Completes Due Diligence on Woodjam South Property, BC (more...)

June 2, 2010
Fjordland Expands Tak Gold-Copper Property Portfolio (more...)

May 26, 2010
Gold Fields Granted Option on Woodjam South Property, BC (more...)

Market Coverage:

July 2010 - Northern Miner
Fjordland, Cariboo shift Woodjam (read more...)

July 2010 - Resource World
Woodjam Gold-Copper Project Looking Good (read more...)

March 2010 - Midas Newsletter
Fjordland's Discoveries Attract Major Miners (read more...)

February 2010 - Lawrence Roulston
Fjordland Exploration (read more...)

June 2009 - AME BC
Intersections - Digging deeper for high quality products (read more...)

August 2009 - Dow Jones Newswires
CANADA VENTURE: Fjordland A Diversified Copper-Gold Play (read more...)

January 2009 - Research Capital
Fjordland makes Research Capital's "Drillers Dozen" to highlight some of the best new discoveries of the past 3 years (read more...)

Ping Property

Location

Compilation

The Ping Property lies approximately 50 kilometres northwest of Prince George. The property originally consisted of 44 mineral claims with a total area of 19,994 hectares. In 2008 the property was reduced to the Ping North (4 claims totaling 1,900 hectares) and Ping South (14 claims totaling 6,600 hectares).

In 2007 an airborne magnetics survey was flown over the entire property outlining 3 areas of interest. In 2008 six lines of Induced Polarization (IP) chargeability and resistivity surveys tested all three magnetic zones. Of the 3 magnetic targets only the southeastern linear magnetic trend (Ping South) exhibited high chargeability anomalies when tested by IP. All three lines testing the southeast magnetic anomaly delineated chargeability anomalies ranging from 350 to 750 m wide at 50 to 100 metre depths.

A limited program of follow-up prospecting and MMI sample collection was completed across the 3 southeastern chargeability anomalies. There appears to be a strong copper-gold-molybdenum correlation in the MMI sampling suggesting a possible porphyry signature.

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