Geophysical Report Covering The Romero Gold/Copper Discovery

VANCOUVER, BC - GoldQuest Mining Corp. has published a geophysical report that covers the Las Tres Palmas project in the Dominican Republic. The report, authored by geophysicist Brian J. Last, has been updated and expanded from a previous report in light of new drilling information. This report allows the geophysical data to be viewed in the context of mineralization from recent drilling.

"Brian Last has shown that the chargeability and conductivity data collected can add valuable insight into geophysical signatures surrounding the mineralization found at the Romero discovery," commented Julio Espaillat, GoldQuest's President and CEO, "Drilling is underway within a 700 m x 500 m area of interest."

The information reviewed was collected in a Quantec Induced Polarization (IP) survey carried out last year for GoldQuest, and was used for the selection of sites in the last drill program along with information from geological mapping, geochemistry, and previous drill programs. Following an analysis of the information to date, the report recommends a drill program to investigate anomalies in the vicinity of LTP 90, a drill hole that returned 231 metres grading 2.4 g/t gold and 0.44% copper. The report shows interpretation of the anomalies at a 283 metre depth, and shows coherent anomalies in the Las Tres Palmas structural corridor and also a chargeability anomaly in the north east of the survey, at zone 3/5. The company is reviewing the recommendations, and will announce locations of future drill sites which will be based in part on previous geological information along with Dr. Last's recommendations, and partly on ongoing interpretation of results from the Company's new drill program in June.

Brian Last also recommends further geophysical surveys which the Company will also review.