LOCATION

The Pistala project is located east of the major NW-SE trending Incapquio fault system in the Department of Tacna, Southern Peru. The property lies in the same metallogenic belt region as other world class deposits of South America. The property is situated in an area accessible by a frequently traveled gravel road and access to water and power is nearby, if required.

UTM:
385,336 E
8,064,811 S
Size: 1600 Ha
Elevation Range: 2400-3000m

NEARBY MINING ACTIVITY

	Toquepala Mine '06 Cu Production: 151,775 Tonnes
	Cuajone Mine '06 Cu Production: 174,399 Tonnes

Cuajone • Cuajone • Cerro Verde • Santa Rosa

These mines are located approximately 150KM North West of the property, are in full production, and are mining copper at grades ranging from .3% to .74%.

HISTORY

Acquisition:
Following the recommendation of Senior Geologist Marco Fernandez-Concha, on February 20, 2007, Network Exploration Ltd staked (via an agreement with a Peruvian third party) its 100% interest in the 1600 hectare Pistala property at the ministry of Mines in Lima Peru.

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Exploration Plan:
First phase exploration (completed December 20, 2007) consisted of surveying, mapping, and surface sampling designed to develop a general understanding of the geology of the Pistala project.

Network Exploration will attempt to consult with neighboring claim-holders Apex Silver and Western Metals to possibly collaborate efforts for the engagement of larger scale airborne surveying.