Antioquia Gold Expanded Chapulin Manuela prospect Cisneros Project

Cisneros Project - Antioquia Gold Inc. has expanded the Chapulin-Manuela prospect at the Cisneros Project with the discovery of five new gold bearing veins within what the company is calling the Chamuela and Soroma structures. The veins are located between the previously described Chapulin and Manuela prospect areas. Eight widely spaced drill holes amounting to 1771.2 m of drilling resulted in the discovery of these new vein systems. Highlights from two of the holes are 12.8 g/t Au over 1.7 m and 8.25 g/t Au over 1.5 m. The Chamuela and Soroma drill results can be found below in Table 1.

The Chamuela and Soroma discoveries are significant as they are indicative of multiple en-echelon, north-northeast striking, steeply dipping gold-bearing structures within the Chapulin-Manuela prospect area. The discoveries compliment the previous discoveries made at the Chapulin, Manuela and Guaico structures; 130 m west, 180 m north-northeast and 250 m east respectively (see Figure 2). The discoveries made at the Chamuela structures in drill holes CHM11-001 through CHM11-006 are over a strike length of 150 m, the individual veins and host structures are continuous, geochemically distinct over this strike length and all remain open along strike, to depth and down plunge.

Drill holes SRM11-001 and SRM11-002 were designed to test along strike and below the Soroma artisanal mine. The Soroma structure remains open along strike and to depth.

?The discovery of these new vein structures in the Chapulin ? Manuela prospect is encouraging to the Antioquia Team in that we are establishing a sufficient size potential to have the confidence to bring into operation our planned exploration tunnel to establish grade, conduct metallurgy results, calculate resources and move toward a production scenario in the not too distant future,? commented Rick Thibault, President and CEO of Antioquia.

Exploration Update

Exploration continued aggressively at Cisneros during the month of August.

At the end of August the originally contracted 15,000m for 2011 was completed. This brings the total meters drilled at Cisneros, in just under two years to over 29,000m in 140 drill holes. On August 25 one of the two drills was released. The remaining drill rig will continue drilling until November 25, 2011, by testing 2 of the 6 regional targets identified in the Cisneros project area, plus it will be available for additional drilling needs identified during the compilation of the geology model and resource calculation for the Guayabito and the various prospects in the Chapulin ? Manuela area.

For the current 15,000m program over 6850 samples were collected from 65 holes. Results have been reported from about 55% of the samples. Sample results delays of up to 10 weeks have been reported.

Surface work continued on the regional target areas of Barreno and Los Planes with trenching and structural mapping to define drill targets (refer to press release of July 21, 2011). A LIDAR topographic survey has been initiated over the entire Cisneros property with the results expected by the end of September.

The newly constructed core storage and working facility at Cisneros, on land purchased by the Company, has been opened and the drill core and pulps from the warehouse in Medellin have transferred to it. The facility now centralizes all storage, logging, photography, core cutting and sampling at one secure location.

Work continues on the exploration tunnel designs and implementation and also the internal scoping study for a 350 ? 500 tonnes per day underground gold operation.