Nelson Mining Camp

Overview

During 2009/2010, Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. acquired over 15,500 hectares of mostly contiguous ground on the Eastern, Western and Southern boundaries of the Nelson Mining Camp (NMC) near Nelson, British Columbia.

Through a series of purchase agreements and mineral staking, briefly described below, the Company dramatically increased its impressive footprint within the south-eastern region of British Columbia.

The NMC is also host to the 100%-owned Kenville gold mine plus numerous historic past producing underground mines, numerous surface adits and old workings. The possible conduits or source(s) for precious and base metals at depth have never been tested by modern geophysics or drilling.

The Company has initiated the most aggressive exploration program on the largest contiguous property group in the history of the Nelson Mining Camp. The Kenville Gold Mine is the flagship of this property group. A recent NI 43-101-compliant report is available on SEDAR with the Company’s first gold resource on the 257 level of this seven level high-grade gold mine. All known veins are open to surface and more importantly, open to depth.

The 2010/2011 exploration programs over the 160 square kilometres land package are designed to locate any source(s) of the known gold, silver and poly-metallic minerals at depth and to expand upon the current gold resources at the Kenville Gold Mine. Two recently completed airborne geophysical surveys covered the entire property and have assisted in the targeting of deeper potential mineralized bodies and assist in delineating the extent of the known mineralized systems.