Northern Empire Resources is embarking on the path of becoming a project generator company. A project generator identifies, acquires and completes early stage exploration on properties of merit adding value and understanding of the project prior to seeking joint venture partners. In doing so, the Company can provide its shareholders with significant exposure to numerous exploration programs and projects without suffering the equity dilution associated with running costly later stage programs on a standalone basis. The Company plans to embrace the current market conditions which have stalled a great number of projects that could be acquired at significant discounts to valuations during better markets. A key consideration will be targeting projects with low holding costs that will allow the Company to establish a broad portfolio of projects that shareholders will have exposure to. Northern Empire has assembled a talented board of directors and management team that have a collective history of exploration activity as well as capital raising ability in order to develop Northern Empire in to a successful project generator.

1. Northern Empire
Resources Corp.
Applying Sound Business Principles to
Mineral Exploration

2. Disclaimer
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4. Business Model
• Being a “Project Generator” is the most practical way to
provide investors the potential excitement and value
creation of mineral discoveries, without the financial risks
and equity dilution of standard exploration programs;
• A Project Generator identifies, acquires, and performs early
stage exploration on compelling exploration targets before
finding project partners to bear the financial risk associated
with advanced exploration;
• Northern Empire will seek to take advantage of the
depressed market conditions to acquire low acquisition and
low holding cost properties with significant exploration
potential.
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5. Director Bios
A Focused Team
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John Robins, P.Geo., Chairman, 27 years industry experience with a track record of success
in exploration and the capital markets. In 2008, Mr. Robins was recognized for his
achievements in mining exploration by the Association for Mineral Exploration British
Columbia with the H.H. "Spud" Huestis Award.
Adrian Fleming, CEO and Director, 35 years experience in the mining industry, including as a
member of teams that made gold discoveries at Porgera, PNG; Big Bell, W.A.; Gross
Rosebel, Suriname; Hope Bay, Nunavut and most recently White Gold, Yukon, Canada with
Underworld Resources.
Jim Paterson, Director, 17 years of industry experience, participating in acquisitions, joint-
ventures, spin-outs, reverse transactions and IPO's. Since January 2010, Jim has been
involved as an executive or as an active director of companies which have raised in excess
of $175 million in equity financings.
Darryl Cardey, Director, a Chartered Accountant and a partner with CDM Capital, a private
company focused on merger, acquisitions and corporate finance. He was a co-founder and
director of Underworld Resources.

6. Corporate Structure
Northern Empire Resources
Issued and Outstanding 19,478,303
Warrants 5,757,000
Options 132,500
Fully Diluted 25,367,803
Cash Position $1,000,000
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7. Valuable Portfolio
Four highly marketable projects - Additional Acquisitions Pending
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8. Tintina Belt
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World Class Mineral
Endowment
• Operating mines
• 30 million oz. past placer
production
• 7.8 million oz. past lode
production
• 200+ million oz. total lode
resources projected
• Large deposits under
development

9. Infrastructure and Regional Activity
• Proximal to the
Pogo, Fort Knox
Mines, True North
• Power runs
through property
• Accessible from
the all-weather
paved Richardson
Highway
• 115 km SE of
Fairbanks, AK
(pop. 100,000)
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10. Richardson History
• Placer gold discovered in 1905, 118,640 ounces of placer gold and 2,357
ounces of lode gold produced
• Lode gold discovered in 1913 but no significant lode gold was production
until 1989
• Tri-Valley Corp. acquired interest in 1987, numerous exploration programs
conducted in 1988 through 2005, no work since that time
• TsNIGRI completed district-scale reconnaissance exploration in 1991 and
1992 and discovered numerous areas of anomalous gold
• Recon work in 1991 and limited soil and rock sampling in 1999-2000
elevated Hilltop prospect to significant intrusive-related gold (IRG) target
• Prior to 2011, the Democrat prospect was the focus of TVC’s efforts in the
district
• Exploration in 1999 identified Gold Run prospect as possible intrusive-
hosted target
• Bulk sampling of 77,000 t of the Democrat Dyke recovered 2,200 oz Au
• Work in 2011 identified previously unrecognized low-temperature, distal
intrusive-related gold-silver-bismuth (IRG) targets
• Poor documentation and record keeping has hindered project
advancement
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11. Mineralized Target Areas & Historic Drilling
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12. Project Geology
 Bedrock is lower
Paleozoic amphibolite to
granulite facies pelitic
schist and gneiss
 Mid-Cretaceous
intermediate plutonic
rock intrude the
metamorphic country
rock
 Mineralization post-dates
mid-Cretaceous gneiss
dome deformation
 Pleistocene silt covers
most of the project,
outcrop makes up <5% of
surface
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13. Geophysics – Reduced to Pole
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14. Geophysics – 900 HZ Airborne Resistivity
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15. Surface Sampling
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16. Hilltop prospect – pre 2011
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17. Hilltop Prospect – all samples
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18. Shamrock Prospect
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19. NW Camp Prospect
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20. First Chance Prospect
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21. Future Exploration
• Hilltop
– RAB Drilling
– Soil geochem/stream seds
– Road access improvement
– Basic geological mapping
and prospecting
– Trenching
• Shamrock
– RAB Drilling
– Open trenches
– Trenching
• NW CAMP
– RAB DRILLING
– Soil geochem
• Bald Knob
– Soil geochem
– RAB
• Ground geophysics
• Core Drilling
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22. Richardson Gold Samples
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23. Kiyuk – Gold in Nunavut
High grade gold assays in drill core, mining friendly jurisdiction
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24. Eric Lake – Gold in Nunavut
High grade gold in drill core (historic), mining friendly jurisdiction
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25. Noomut – Gold in Nunavut
Compelling gold assays, mining friendly jurisdiction
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26. Contact
Jeff Sundar
Corporate Development
jsundar@auroraresource.com
(604) 764 – 5944
Jim Paterson
Director
jpaterson@auroraresource.com
(778) 773 – 9882
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