Where does Leopard save network settings?

When I create various "Locations" in the Network preferences, where are the settings saved?
Since I have several "Locations" on my laptop and would NOT want to re-create them if something happens to the settings, I would like to save the file that holds these settings.
Please advise.

you can quicklook them and see. I found out the other one by simply changing something in my network configuration and watching which of these plists refreshed when I did that.

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